Online Hikers: a slow walk through Korea’s mountains
A browser-based 3D hiking game built around recreated routes on South Korea’s mountains, with customizable hikers and small social rituals.
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Open Records Oregon: The Statute Is Not the Problem
A public project documenting how Oregon state agencies handle public-records requests, using the agencies’ own responses as evidence.
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Op Shop Atlas
An Australian op-shop directory with shop details, suburb browsing, and tools for planning a thrift crawl or route.
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Pebble & Hack: Curling Stats, Ron’s Team Included
An unofficial Tri-County Curling League page for match results, standings, player percentages, rink notes, and bonspiel photos.
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Peptide Chooser puts the evidence next to the hype
A goal-by-goal comparison of peptide claims and approved alternatives, with FDA status, prices, evidence limits, and links to sellers or providers.
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Humanity Sugar Cube: A Gravity Thought Experiment
An interactive physics explainer compresses an illustrative human population to nuclear density and calculates the resulting gravitational pull.
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Question Solar’s source-linked installer answers
A searchable reference of solar installation questions, with plain-language answers linked to manuals, standards, or published research.
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Ranbir Chadha’s chemistry in solution
A Mumbai student’s portfolio connects chemistry and biology research, school, and Model UN work through an interactive, element-themed set of chapters.
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RealOrRip makes scam-checking a browser-side habit
A bilingual checker for suspicious messages and website addresses that highlights warning signs and suggests what to check next.
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Revak Studio’s one-rule city designs
A small design studio pairs place-specific architectural concepts with Grasshopper scripts and an interactive rule playground.
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Richard Nyxon’s Human-Sized Web Refuge
A personal site collecting art, writing, a microblog, media logs, webrings, and other projects.
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Ringtonia’s firmware-sound archive
A searchable archive of phone ringtones, alerts, and system sounds, with tools to make ringtones and compose melodies.
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Bonsaï Culture Expo 2026: a landscape in a pot
An exhibition at Paris’s Parc Floral traces the history of bonsai as landscape art and features a live Saika-Bonsaï composition.
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Sauna Goyo, a quiet online sauna
A browser-based 3D sauna where visitors move between six spaces, listen to ambient sounds, and share a channel without chat or voice.
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School Bus Pay: district-by-district wages across three states
A searchable pay database compares school bus driver wages, bonuses, paid CDL training and guaranteed hours across 183 employers in South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia.
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SportsWall IQ checks what actually went to air
A live monitor for sports channels that detects picture or sound failures, raises alarms and points to a likely fault location.
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StudyTrace follows rare-disease research back to its sources
StudyTrace says it turns a rare-disease diagnosis into a plain-language report on research, treatments, and clinical trials.
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SudoWall: a firewall for AI agents
An open-source tool that checks AI-agent tool calls, pauses or blocks risky actions, and records decisions in a tamper-evident log.
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A Tax Schedule for the People Below the AI Boom
A satirical, tax-form-style response to an essay about AI’s commanding heights, told through Dale, an HVAC estimator in Dayton.
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The Again List treats rereading as the real test
A children's-book guide that helps choose read-alouds by age, available time and mood, then rates books for repeat-reading endurance.
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The Long Refinement: restoring a poisoned refinery town
An in-development pixel-art life sim about cleaning up a polluted lakeside town, rebuilding its streets, and getting to know the residents who stayed.
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The Old Gnome’s board-game upgrades
A workshop in Vila-real makes printed organizers, tokens and resource holders for specific board games.
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Tone Cats: chord practice with a dress-up cat
An ear-training game for young children that teaches chord colors through listening, repeatable practice sessions, and a customizable cat.
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Tusslings turns Garmin activity into a wrist-sized monster game
A virtual-pet game for Garmin watches where daily movement helps hatch, raise, and battle creatures.