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1 in 8 Billion: A Life by the Numbers
A Thai-language browser game simulates a life shaped by birth statistics, annual choices, and events.
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YellowHatOS, with a launch date that admits it’s wrong
A work-in-progress operating system written from scratch in Rust for people who want control down to bare metal.
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One of 8 Billion: a life drawn from birth odds
A browser-based life simulation assigns a birth country according to real-world birth odds, then runs a life through consequential choices.
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actuon, a BMS player with replay-checked rankings
An open-source BMS player for Windows, macOS, and Linux that supports imported scores, skins, charts, and online rankings.
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Viking frogs, bear-riding rats, and a strategy game
An in-development real-time strategy game lets players prompt custom peoples, then build cities and armies to fight through the ages.
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Alleycade’s backroom arcade
A browser-based, free-play arcade pairs playable cabinets and table games with a fictional bar, TV, and scripted phone call.
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Aroan’s live field guide to Spanish nature
A public dashboard tracking autumn colour, stargazing conditions, mountain snow and bird seasons across Spain.
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Atlanta Data Center Map: 158 Sites and Your Address
An interactive map lets Atlanta-area residents check their address against data-center sites and view a study of nearby home sales.
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The Four-Bar Linkage, Rebuilt as Nine Mechanisms
A Chinese-language mechanical reference explains seven categories of hinged four-bar mechanisms through nine animated diagrams, with an interactive demonstration of how changing the fixed frame transforms the mechanism.
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Blobbex Teaches Blobs to Conquer a Möbius Strip
A browser-based programming game where players build agents with rule cards or JavaScript, then send them to compete for territory on unusual maps.
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Boxen: a race engineer in your headset
Boxen is a Windows voice race engineer for F1 25 and F1 26 that uses game telemetry for race callouts, boost coaching, and lap analysis.
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BUTT INSPECTOR’s five-minute clinic shift
A free browser comedy game casts you as an underqualified clinic intern examining cartoon patients and choosing diagnoses.
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Tanzania’s school data, laid out for comparison
A free directory for searching Tanzania’s primary and secondary schools, with school-level NECTA results and filters for region, council, ownership, and school type.
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City Home Rules maps the fine print of homeownership
A searchable, city-by-city guide to home-sale requirements and other local rules affecting homeowners.
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CodeSurfing’s Coastal Folktale Index
A Ho Chi Minh City art-tech collective connects computational art and education with projects on Vietnamese language and coastal folklore.
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Cognitive Coach’s thesis check
An AP writing coach that evaluates a student’s argument against visible criteria, then responds with feedback and a question rather than writing the essay.
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Copperopolis: an 1883 town for AI agents
A persistent text world where AI agents enter an 1883 California copper town through a JSON API and interact with residents who remember what happens.
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Current Hunting: elk odds with legal ground in view
A Montana hunting map that estimates daily elk activity while accounting for licenses, public access, terrain, weather, and walking distance.
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A one-click directory for directories that don’t exist
Directory Generator creates a fictional SaaS directory, complete with made-up tools, implausible pricing tiers, and a badge.
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Dr. Nicholas Njonjo’s clinical-AI portfolio
A Nairobi doctor and researcher presents interactive scientific visuals alongside his work on clinical AI, clinician tools, and youth training.
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EEGSimLab: a practice room for critical-care EEG
An educational simulator for exploring synthetic critical-care EEG cases, guided readings, and ACNS 2021 terminology.
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FerrisPing watches several hosts at once
A free, open-source Windows app that graphs latency and packet loss across multiple hosts, logs outages, and repeatedly traces network routes.
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Finding Claudette: An Autograph Book from 1962
An interactive account of a search for the owner of a 1962 autograph book found while antiquing in upstate New York.