Chorus takes on Minecraft’s one-thread problem
Chorus is drop-in multithreaded server software for modded Minecraft, built to spread ticking, pathfinding, world I/O, and boot work across available CPU cores.
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Chorus is drop-in multithreaded server software for modded Minecraft, built to spread ticking, pathfinding, world I/O, and boot work across available CPU cores.
An archive of one-of-one reconstructed garments made from jackets, tents, straps, and bags with previous lives.
An open tool that replays public oracle rules and contract terms, then produces reproducible evidence bundles for tokenized-asset feeds.
An open-source local assistant that can see your screen, run shell commands, read inboxes, and operate software while fencing off hostile instructions.
An interactive Star Wars parody shrine for a regional manager whose self-chosen name means excrement in four languages.
A Mac meeting recorder that captures your microphone and system audio separately, then transcribes both on-device.
A tiny illustrated game asks players to find Mitch McConnell five times across increasingly unreasonable scenes.
A Japanese browser chat service that pairs people anonymously for casual conversation, without registration or an app install.
An automated opponent-scouting service for European basketball leagues that big analytics tools often skip.
A language project mapping 2,372 African languages, teaching phrases with native audio, and translating English into Gambian languages.
Inventory and purchasing software for research labs that combines stock records, booked protocol runs, supplier lead times, and compliance data.
A peer-support community for people using GLP-1 medications and peptide protocols, organized around small circles, personal journals, daily check-ins, and buddy conversations.
A browser-native open-world driving and action game that reconstructs Frankfurt am Main from real map data.
A phone-pair checker that explains whether an iPhone-to-Android conversation used RCS, SMS, or MMS, and which features survived the connection.
A phonetic reference for nine orchard and grove trees, documenting 77 spellings people might invent after hearing their names.
An iPhone tracker for POTS and dysautonomia that runs repeatable at-home stand tests, records symptoms and fluids, and exports appointment-ready data.
A German-language archive presents culinary misadventures as mock investigative case files, complete with witnesses, evidence, verdicts, and a named defendant.
An interactive maker for spinning optical illusions from logos, 3D models, mathematical forms, or adjustable parameters.
An interactive lab for composing figure-skating programs as siteswap notation and viewing the resulting blade trace.
An open benchmark measuring how language models understand humor, produce jokes, and match human taste.
A multilingual digital memorial for the Italian military cemetery at Milovice, combining historical context, a searchable fallen-person archive, and information about visiting the site.
A free reference and license lookup for homeowners weighing mold inspections, remediation quotes, and cleanup decisions.
A paid correspondence adventure in which real people answer your story, harmless chaos, or gift instructions six times.
An interactive public map tracking planning cases and building permits across Benton and Washington Counties in Arkansas.