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A fan-built archive documenting the Japanese noise project The Gerogerigegege through live history, interviews, magazine material, media, links, and articles.
Interactive preparation for New York licensing exams in wildlife rehabilitation, falconry, and licensed guiding.
A live strategy simulator where AI-assisted strategy files compete in engine-run battles, complete with rankings, reports, and replays.
A fashion label takes finished garments apart and rebuilds them with deliberate flaws, from silk-bound turned seams to contrast-thread darns.
A focused resource for girls and women who wrestle, covering gear, uniform rules, weight management, and the college path.
A Windows app that places images, video, PDFs, and other media side by side for inspection, annotation, sorting, and export.
A free browser-based toolkit for checking product identifiers, marketplace feeds, shipping data, business documents, and other formats against published rules.
A searchable Turkish archive and analysis layer for 119 TBMM parliamentary-session transcripts.
A computational research lab testing whether effective distance could emerge from a deeper relational structure.
A Portuguese-language assistant that turns a Brazilian VFR flight request into a route, briefing sheet, weather summary, and GPX file.
An open protocol and runtime for giving AI agents installable applications with tools, interfaces, state, authentication, and inter-app actions.
A public tool and local CLI that score GitHub repositories on instructions, setup, tests, context economy, and navigability.
Anany’s portfolio documents experiments in on-device inference, model interpretability, evaluation, agriculture software, clinic booking, drones, and small paid products.
A Portuguese-language watchdog that checks whether FiveM roleplay servers have as many real players as their public listings claim.
A four-person road project asks a million people to contribute $1.50 while documenting every Costco food court that sells its hot dog.
An Annapolis golf-fitting desk treats face-closure timing and handle-end stiffness as a local clockwork problem.
An interactive atlas reconstructs Citi Bike station flows, routes, ridership, and rebalancing patterns across New York and Jersey City.
The public home of a Catalan fire troupe, documenting its history, legends, characters, performances, and invitation to join.
A phone-first workflow guides Florida-licensed inspectors through form OIR-B1-1802, captures required evidence, validates answers, and exports the adopted PDF.
A bespoke memorial service makes short films and original songs from a pet’s photos, videos, and remembered details.
A free browser-based toolkit for generating parametric STL files for gears, screws, boxes, bearings, grilles, and pegboards.
A Szeged-based solo developer presents four games, from a faithful 450-section gamebook adaptation to a fungal-exoplanet colony sim and a petri-dish roguelike.
A Vietnamese-learning app focused on pronouns, natural speech, and complete conversations across family, travel, and everyday life.
Ember is a pair of internet-synced glass-block lamps: touch one and the other changes colour, without an app or subscription.