Cleanup Assist: a safer answer to “can I delete this?”
A free Windows 11 utility that scans large folders, explains what owns them, and identifies safer ways to reclaim disk space.
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A free Windows 11 utility that scans large folders, explains what owns them, and identifies safer ways to reclaim disk space.
An interactive investigation of how AI infrastructure money, chips, capacity contracts, and debt might circulate in a self-reinforcing financial loop.
A Mac cue console for live theatre that runs sound, video, projection, and screen settings from one show file.
An interactive guessing game asks players to identify one ice cream flavour from six clues and six guesses.
A countdown planner for ADHD and time blindness where tapping a task’s time starts its timer.
A Cuiabá debate school offering structured speaking and argumentation programs for beginners, continuing students, and workplace teams.
A Cuiabá school teaches argument, attentive listening, public speaking, and meeting facilitation through timed, recorded practice.
A searchable catalogue of 4,447 video games no longer sold on major digital storefronts.
A vehicle-research tool that maps NHTSA owner complaints, recalls, and investigations to car models, model years, and odometer readings.
A Niterói debate school trains public speaking through timed exercises, recorded practice, and small-group discussion.
An offline Mac dictation app designed for Traditional Chinese, Taiwanese Mandarin, and the code-switched English of everyday technical speech.
Found a country with 2,000 people, then steer its taxes, currency, energy, resources, wages, and public spending for a hundred years.
A Palmas, Brazil practice space for argumentation, listening, and structured disagreement.
A deeply researched guide to the emerging engineering role that embeds with customers, writes against their real data, and owns the deployment outcome.
The Nanjing University lab homepage is a bilingual, staged tour through DNA replication, chromatin, genome stability, and replication stress.
A personal ranking of Florida's named hills, from 345-foot Britton Hill to the climbs that actually feel like mountains.
A free weather explorer that puts four global forecast models, heat, dust, wet-bulb conditions, and Shamal winds on one regional map.
A guitar and bass configurator that turns adjustable body shapes into CNC-cut bodies, fitted instruments, or finished builds.
An unofficial Japanese fan atlas for Fujisawa’s mascot, collecting 484 official illustrations alongside a gacha, calendar, map, camera frames, and usage guides.
A web-scraping API that turns pages into clean Markdown, with optional JavaScript rendering, crawling, and batch downloads.
A planned iPhone app that identifies antiques and estimates their value from comparable auction sales, with each result tied to a sale house, date, price, and source link.
A S’gaw Karen learning center with an on-device keyboard, typing games, classroom races, quizzes, calculators, and student-picking tools.
A free after-dark projection haunt on a Clarkston driveway, where something watches your approach and follows you uphill.
Україномовний домашній альманах про практичні навички, старі поради та побутові помилки.