Ian Wildemann’s quantum lab and hardware notebook
A Duke quantum-computing researcher’s personal site brings together trapped-ion research, interactive physics toys, hardware projects, and hi-fi guides.
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A Duke quantum-computing researcher’s personal site brings together trapped-ion research, interactive physics toys, hardware projects, and hi-fi guides.
A country-level tracker of AI’s effects on jobs, infrastructure, and access, with dated indicators and source notes.
An English-language reference for Israel’s October 2026 election, combining polling, party information, election history and a coalition-building tool.
A decade-by-decade archive of KLYT 88.3 FM, Albuquerque’s Christian radio station, with photographs, recordings, concert material, and newspaper clippings.
A free resource for Muslim families in the United States, with guidance for when someone dies, an inheritance calculator, a page for janazah wishes, and a directory of local services.
A public directory of inland-waterway locks with barge traffic, wait-time measures, and recorded performance.
M4ZI is a Hong Kong type studio selling fonts shaped by the look of local shop signs, including an old-city face and a newspaper-inspired design now available for preorder.
A browser-playable tribute to the 1991 television management game, presented as a multilingual port with no installation required.
An interactive consumer guide compiling records on 15 large multi-state medical cannabis operators, including violations, lawsuits, safety issues, debt, and political influence.
A free U.S. tracker lets residents look up data-center projects near a ZIP code, follow local decisions, and find ways to respond.
An open-source hardware project making playful gadgets for monitoring networks and testing cables.
Jonathan and Kierra James present their baby announcement as a short, space-themed game followed by a personal reveal.
A research catalogue presents Linear A objects, signs, transcriptions and Enrica Patria’s proposed readings in separate layers.
A sourced live tracker of a suspected pneumonic plague case in Irkutsk, separating official statements from reports while following contacts, response measures, and the timeline.
An interactive neighborhood map where residents can mark places that make them feel unsafe and submit a photo as evidence.
A free library and search tool that rewrites open-access research papers in plain language while keeping the original paper alongside.
A photocopied neighborhood zine about stickers, posters, and the local mysteries attached to them.
SLOPWARE offers to install random 64-byte sequences as executable programs on Ethereum, leaving their behavior to chance.
The nineteenth annual Spankoween invites guests to dress as any character—reimagined as a zombie—with a separate brunch and a cemetery Thriller dance.
An independent Norwegian-language explainer lays out the government’s proposed 2027 budget, its income and spending, and what may change from the previous year.
The service researches a home’s history through public records and archives, then turns its findings into an illustrated book.
An interactive parody of an enterprise security audit, with a mock control register and Trust Center.
A connector for AI assistants to answer voters’ questions from participating newsrooms’ voter guides, with quotes, attribution, and links back to the source.
A Meta Quest 3 VR game puts players at the post, working a heading dog through sheep-trial tasks on a New Zealand station.