Rachel Emma Ray’s Paintings, Filed Like a Tiny Operating System
A New York City oil painter’s portfolio presented as an imaginative desktop of galleries, exhibitions, studio notes, and downloadable files.
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Read the Diff
A link blog examining what happens when AI-assisted software development meets production code, security, research, and medicine.
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Sage Krishna: A Mahabharata Course
A free, self-paced course presenting Sri Krishna's counsel from the Mahabharata across 35 chapters and 62 teachings.
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The $10,000 Sam’s Club bonus that wants your password
A counterfeit-looking bonus verification flow asks for Sam’s Club membership details, email, verification code, and account password.
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The Sasquatch Finger Declares War on Hair
A $19.99 slab of laser-cut steel designed to rake hair from vacuum rollers, hairbrushes, pet brushes, brooms, and drain catchers.
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The Sealed Journal Keeps Its Distance
A paid, offline journal that stores encrypted entries in one browser file, with no account, cloud sync, subscriptions, or algorithmic assistance.
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Seoul’s Imo and Samchon Open Their Neighborhoods
A senior-led Seoul experience project pairs visitors with longtime local hosts for small-group cooking classes and neighborhood hikes.
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SISTNA — Le Retour
A public program tracing memory, art, research, and diplomacy between Benin, Haiti, and the Afro-descendant diaspora.
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The Sound Bunker Archives Disappearing Soundscapes
A Jeju-based soundscape company documents real places, preserves their ambient sounds, and invites people worldwide to join its recorder network.
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Stack & Roll Plans the Truck Before the Load-Out
A 3D truck-load planning tool for touring productions and live events, with live weight, centre-of-mass, axle estimates, and printable crew plans.
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TABI, the travel itinerary planner with a Plan B
A free browser-based trip planner for building minute-by-minute itineraries, managing reservations, checking weather, and sharing plans without an account.
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Takashima Life: “Don’t Say Takashima Has Nothing”
A local media project documenting the shops, places, scenery, and everyday life of Takashima, Shiga, one visit at a time.
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The Missing Take Counter
A tiny macOS app that reads take numbers from DAW-recorded files and displays them in a large, always-on-top studio window.
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Terrible Agents Keeps an Honest List of AI Failure Modes
A public catalogue of eight things AI agents still get wrong, paired with the safeguards used to contain each failure.
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The Cult of Better
A satirical wellness journal about rituals, cleanses, and the expensive business of self-improvement.
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The Free List: NYC's Free Museums and Galleries Tonight
A daily guide to free museum, gallery, and exhibition visits across New York City, with neighborhood and day-of-week filters.
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Omega Farms Grows Peppers That Refuse to Be Ordinary
A one-person Columbus farm growing small-batch heirloom and specialty peppers for chefs, cooks, and Saturday market shoppers.
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The Parcel: a better log book for apartment security desks
An offline-first app that replaces paper parcel logs, letting security officers record intake and pickup, find an apartment's parcels quickly, and export a complete history.
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Tools For Japan: Small Answers to Big Administrative Friction
A focused toolbox for navigating Japanese forms, names, addresses, dates, eras, postal codes, and phone numbers.
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TrailSpud, an Open Vehicle Computer for a Circular Screen
TrailSpud is a free, open-source ESP32-S3 vehicle computer and HUD that combines GNSS, OBD-II data, vehicle attitude, environmental sensing, GPX tracking, and local Wi-Fi maintenance.
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The Triangle of Stupid
An unofficial eight-question personality assessment that sorts visitors into Narc, Chiller, or Tweaker.
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Unfound, for the city guide skeptic
Unfound sells compact PDF city guides built from places its curators say they have revisited, rather than exhaustive lists.
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A Minecraft Monument to Waiting
Waiting for Lightning documents a durational Minecraft artwork inspired by Walter De Maria’s The Lightning Field.
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WanderNerd asks the travel questions nobody else does
A set of narrowly focused travel tools, starting with historical flight reliability and expanding into connection risk, cruise crowds, seat views, airport chaos, and more.