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Teta Wants You to Speak Egyptian Arabic
An AI Egyptian Arabic tutor built around short, everyday conversations rather than vocabulary drills.
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Goodall Research: The Money Was Never the Story
An independent research publication examining how power, capital, and people move through companies, industries, and sovereign wealth.
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Grace Bonheur Turns Calligraphy into Commissions, Logos, and Live Performance
A Hiroshima-based calligraphy creator presents original works alongside branding, event performance, workshops, gifts, rentals, and spatial design.
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haas: Humor as a Service
A tiny interactive machine that spins up one of 100 AWS jokes.
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HagStone Wants to Catch Online Grooming in Week One
An early-stage Android safety tool that says it detects grooming patterns on a child’s device without sending readable messages to its makers.
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HARU: A Call About a Parent’s Day
A Korean elder-care service that calls parents, listens to their ordinary updates, and turns them into prompts for the next family conversation.
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Pilot Passport turns flying into a collectible life log
A planned iPhone app for verified pilots to collect airport medallions, aircraft types, and individual tail numbers.
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Houda Bouffada’s Chinese Philosophy Archive
A multilingual academic site documenting Houda Bouffada’s work on Chinese thought, Confucian philosophy, and Algerian–Chinese intellectual exchange.
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I Need My Credits Keeps AI Quotas in the Menu Bar
A Mac menu-bar monitor for tracking AI usage, remaining capacity, reset times, and activity across tools such as Codex and Claude Code.
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IoT penetration testing, from the board up
A focused field guide and assessment pitch for testing connected devices across hardware, firmware, radios, companion apps, and cloud services.
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JaCoRa Gives Robots a Digital Twin Before They Touch the Workpiece
JaCoRa plans robotic trajectories for surface repair, painting, produce handling, and logistics by simulating reachability and collisions in a digital twin.
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Korutla Ganesh — Where Tradition Takes Form
A reported visual account of Korutla, Telangana’s Ganesh-idol makers, workshops, seasonal craft and living festival tradition.
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KUKO-TAXI Counts the Airport Fare Total
A Japanese comparison tool for airport taxis and shared rides from 86 areas around Tokyo, showing estimated totals by passenger count.
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LCD Wizard Turns LVGL Screens Into Arduino Projects
A browser-based LVGL designer for ESP32, STM32, RP2040, and Arduino-class displays that exports configured firmware projects.
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Evermon, the Burrito-Creature Battle RPG
Evermon is a tabletop creature-battling RPG with a two-d10 battle system, a browsable Everdex, 195 moves, 19 types, and two-player keyboard play.
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LinkCensus and the link neighborhoods around the web
LinkCensus maps the sites connected to a domain through shared linking patterns, using dated Common Crawl data rather than traffic estimates.
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Linóleo Turns Portuguese Classics into Typing Practice
A browser typing trainer built around public-domain literature in Portuguese.
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Liquid Inference turns model calls into a trading floor
An order-book-style marketplace for buying, selling, and routing model-specific inference across providers.
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Luca Penati’s Songs for What Comes Next
An independent music project built around retirement, memory, family, and the return to songwriting after a long career in communications and marketing.
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MenuLaunches Watches the Fast-Food Menu Turnover
A daily tracker of new restaurant menu items, limited-time offers, prices, availability windows, and source announcements across US chains.
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MintFunnel Review 2026: A Publisher’s Evidence, Suspension and Unpaid Balance
A first-person investigation of an ad publisher account that was suspended after more than a million logged impressions, with the publisher’s balance allegedly voided and no supporting records provided.
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Misread Game Wants Humans to Outsmart Image Recognition
A 2–6 player drawing party game where humans try to make friends understand a prompt while fooling an image-recognition AI.
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MNEMOS: The Two Who Remembered
A proposed studio operating system introduces its first production: a 10-minute, 95-shot cinematic work built around Kael and Iyara.