Paper Company™: A Fashion Label That Files for Bankruptcy
A multilingual fashion project that creates one fictional company, launches one merchandise drop, and then sends the company toward closure.
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SpotTheSCIN: Dermatology practice on real skin
A free visual dermatology quiz for medical students, foundation doctors, and GP trainees, built from dermatologist-reviewed clinical photographs.
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The Machine Record: a case file for robot failures
A public incident register tracking commercial robotics from first report through investigation, recall, lawsuit, or settlement.
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Daxureli Finishes the Game Before Reviewing It
An independent London games desk publishing long-form reviews, replay diaries, and hands-on accessibility notes.
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fieldtested — first names from raw email lists
A browser-based CSV tool that turns email addresses into confidence-scored first names without uploading the file.
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figgos — Zwei Sätze, eine bemalte Miniatur.
An invite-only app turns a two-sentence character description into a hand-painted tabletop miniature with a backstory, stats, special attack, and three fitting items.
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The Fourth Visitor and the 140-Year Sky Record
A science-fiction book project paired with an extensive, source-linked archive of astronomical observations.
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計算ダンジョン: The Arithmetic Dungeon
A browser-based Japanese RPG that turns arithmetic drills into battles, character collecting, and short daily adventures for elementary-school children.
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Moïse B. Selph’s Africa Tech Notebook
A Francophone African technology broadcaster’s personal site, combining radio work, interviews, analysis, and the early presentation of Lobaka, a platform for verified interpretation at international events.
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Basira Teaches the Judgment Behind Cancer Research
A free nine-week Jeddah programme that teaches undergraduates cancer biology, public datasets, statistics, and the reasoning needed to design and run an original study.
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StarFall Arena Turns Stellar Debris into a Sport
A coming-soon iOS game built around two-minute, top-down space-combat matches with six ships and six game modes.
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The Daily Automaton
A cited robotics newspaper written in the voice of a paper for robots.
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Burn Rate Brunch: Lagos’s Private Truth Table
An invite-only Lagos gathering for founders, operators, investors, and business leaders building under pressure.
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CareRecords Puts Nursing-Home Ownership on the Record
A free database for comparing 14,693 US nursing homes by ratings, ownership, inspections, violations, penalties, staffing, and operator-wide records.
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Dote, the card that plays a video
Dote makes hand-printed keepsake cards that open a video when someone taps them with a phone—without an app, QR code, or sign-up.
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The Field Report Archive’s 107 Paranormal Case Files
A searchable archive of paranormal and anomalous cases, organized into evidence dossiers, source records, maps, and research categories.
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Flow Hijacked: A Recovery Field, Not a Score
A bilingual learning platform that connects addiction and recovery with neuroscience, therapy, nonlinear dynamics, and an interactive personal field model.
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Forge & Vow: Two Rings, Made Properly
A small wedding-ring studio making pure-silver bands by hand, one at a time, in thin or thick profiles with polished or satin finishes.
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Gunny Kim’s factory operating system
A manufacturing-systems portfolio documenting five production systems and CompassERP, a live ERP demo built to carry a factory job from quote to delivered cost.
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La Torah, verse by verse
A free French-language Torah reader showing vocalized Hebrew, French-oriented phonetic transliteration, and a French translation side by side.
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Tony Luce — Surveillance Systems, From the Inside
Tony Luce examines modern video-surveillance systems from two decades spent supplying and integrating them.
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Postcards By Email Keeps the Postcard, Drops the Stamp
A no-account service for sending illustrated digital postcards by email, with a 240-character limit and no charge.
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Saroyan on Air, and a Film About Waiting
A bilingual Public Radio of Armenia project pairing a 2022 radio play by William Saroyan with a documentary about children once living in a Stepanakert orphanage.
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rigid: code that remembers what it means
rigid is a research programming language that identifies definitions by the SHA-256 hash of their structure rather than by their names.