Kurashi no Dogubako’s print-it-yourself toolbox
A Japanese collection of browser-based tools for making printable keepsakes, event materials, fan-project assets, and practical records.
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Light Up Linton’s Christmas-lights map
A community map and decorating contest for Linton, Indiana, where neighbors add displays, enter homes or businesses, and award flakes to favorites.
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Mauzy Marine puts Labrador fleet weather on the map
A fleet-weather service for commercial harvesters combines fine-grained forecasts, official marine warnings and a shared view of conditions along the Labrador coast.
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名见’s secondhand-luxury sales debrief
A structured interview questionnaire helps shop staff reconstruct how a secondhand luxury sale unfolded, from the customer’s arrival to the deal outcome.
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Mister Blocks: LEGO builds from the bricks you have
An AI LEGO builder that says it can turn a photo of loose bricks into build ideas, 3D instructions, and a parts list.
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مختار السوق: prices from Syrian markets
A Syrian market-reporting series pairs dated prices with guides to spotting genuine goods and understanding local trade language.
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Mundil: three apps for astrophotography
Mundil presents free, open-source apps for sharpening images of the Sun, planets and Moon, and deep-sky objects.
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Navyug Sanskriti Foundation
A grassroots nonprofit supporting children’s education among migrant families living along the Yamuna floodplain in East Delhi.
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Nightlight brings pediatric cancer trial records into view
A search tool for finding publicly listed clinical studies whose age range includes children with a given cancer diagnosis.
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ntexp.dev: a Russian networking course
A free, structured Russian-language course covering networking fundamentals, VPS administration, proxies, and internet blocking.
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Numi Isles maps Singapore primary maths into a game
A maths adventure for Singapore Primary 1–6 students, with short practice rounds organized around the MOE syllabus.
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oneco gathers municipal shelter listings
A Japanese directory brings together local-government listings for dogs and cats in shelters, organized by prefecture and species.
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Oxygen at Altitude studies a mountain-sickness paradox
A Peru–UK research collaboration investigates whether red blood cells’ oxygen-release speed helps explain chronic mountain sickness in high-altitude communities.
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Paper MTG makes paper Magic coverage easier to follow
An independent archive for browsing past paper Magic events, recorded matches, players, and submitted decklists.
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The Fix-It Line, southbound
A Peninsula-wide map of repair cafés, fix-it clinics, garden workshops, and cleanups, running from Daly City to Mountain View.
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Phil Orwin’s history of church and state
An independent researcher’s essay, timeline, and source hub on religion and political power in Britain and Ireland, with a broader historical span of 1800–1945.
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Phóng Sinh 3D: a virtual Hội An ritual
A free browser-based 3D walk through Hội An where visitors release virtual fish, turtles or birds, float lanterns, and leave a prayer.
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Pikkola Lab’s browser-first tool shelf
A Seoul software studio presents eight free browser tools for async teams and independent builders, alongside four field guides priced at $5 each.
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Lab Rat turns psychology studies into a runner game
A free browser game where players dodge doors built around real psychology effects, then see which study was behind the trick.
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Ledger: gameplay rules with receipts
Ledger is a deterministic gameplay ability system for defining stats, abilities, and effects as content, then checking and playing them.
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Night at the Arcade
A free, swipe-through arcade presenting 22 original games, demos, and daily scoreboards.
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A scouting desk for Pokémon basketball
A Poké Hoops draft solver recommends which Pokémon to pick, where to play it, and when to reroll, alongside ratings, team-building tools, and game guides.
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POLELINE’s browser-based merch mockup lab
A browser tool for uploading artwork and previewing it on custom badges, acrylic goods, and paper products, with controls for materials, cuts, and lighting.
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Provably Fair Sites: Check the Hash
Plain-English guides and a browser verifier explain how to check provably fair gambling results using hashes, seeds, and HMAC.