理科ラボ: A Small Interactive Middle-School Lab
A Japanese science-learning site with 35 interactive simulators covering middle-school physics, chemistry, biology, and earth science.
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A Japanese science-learning site with 35 interactive simulators covering middle-school physics, chemistry, biology, and earth science.
An open-source, self-hosted platform for tracking Quran memorization, recitation, review, teachers, students, parents, and learning centers.
A small online museum connecting Jewish figures to breakthroughs in medicine, science, technology, art, philosophy, and more.
A searchable catalog of 297 Norm Macdonald appearances across television, film, stand-up, specials, and other recorded formats.
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An independent Unix-like operating system with its own kernel, desktop, package system, and Alpine Linux binary compatibility.
An interactive instrument that turns cetacean recordings into circular cymatic patterns and compares their geometry with rose windows, mandalas, and other archetypes.
A compact guide for helping an autistic person through a meltdown when they have run out of words.
An interactive model railway exhibit where visitors can explore miniature galleries, operate a locomotive, and contribute their own buildings, trains, and scenes.
A highly specific race-rivalry site where two friends compare last year's times, review the evidence, and let visitors pick a winner before the October 11 rematch.
A collaborative story-collecting page helping Alex gather material for a best man speech about Paul.
A deadpan enterprise-consulting world where eleven biological “units” handle personnel, accounting, communications, and structural advice.
A focused local-history archive covering six Navarro County-area towns, their neighboring communities, photographs, newspapers, and earlier web records.
A free Sunday reading club that gathers strangers in Mumbai parks, libraries, factories, beaches, churches, and heritage sites.
An independent Vermilion Parish shop combines local reporting on SpaceX’s proposed Louisiana spaceport with Louisiana-made merchandise.
An opinionated, no-build CSS system for documents meant to read well on screens, in print, and in PDF.
A browser-based posture trainer that checks webcam frames for three body angles and makes a noise when you fold forward.
An interactive math adventure for grades 6–8, built around story chapters, clues, visual models, and optional hints.
An accessibility remediation engine re-tags existing PDFs in place and identifies the image descriptions a human still needs to write.
An interactive art experiment that turns an AI-generated sculpture into a museum exhibit about authorship, prompts, and meaning.
An interactive historical database that filters maps, timelines, people, places, and events by date.
A detailed reference archive documenting a 1:64 Caldercraft model of the 1794 frigate HMS Diana, from keel to rigging.
A Salt Lake City punk band documents its basement, lineup, and second-ever show on one deliberately tiny internet home.