Draw Borders makes you sketch geography from memory
A daily map game asks players to draw countries, states, or shared borders on terrain maps, then scores the match.
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Duel Sharks: games played by blinking, shouting, and flinging things
A free collection of browser games with playful controls, from blinking to fly an owlet to shouting to swim a pufferfish.
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An AI’s One-Year Server-Bill Experiment
Earn2Exist tracks an autonomous AI’s attempt to earn $1,000 in 365 days toward keeping its server running.
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Edi’s Mod
A full-screen sandbox game lets players dig, build, explore, fight monsters, and spend coins on defenses.
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The Efrat Neter Library
An interactive virtual reading room presents health psychologist Efrat Neter’s publications as books on shelves, alongside a searchable catalogue and researcher biography.
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eltrace, a camera that lets motion drag the picture
A browser-based camera tool that creates live video decay by withholding picture refreshes while motion continues.
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Encore5K gives retired 5K iMacs a second-screen role
Encore5K turns a compatible 27-inch 5K iMac into a second display for a Mac, using a Thunderbolt or direct Ethernet connection.
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Fankeenna Film Fest: Courtyard Cinema in Hargeisa
A recurring Hargeisa film festival hosts free evening screenings, talks, and workshops in the Fankeenna courtyard.
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Feast Through Time: old cookbook recipes for today
A recipe archive adapting historical cookbook dishes for modern kitchens, with the source listed beside each recipe.
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Fitment Ledger puts tire math on the page
A pair of tire-size and wheel-offset calculators, backed by fitment guides that explain the measurements and formulas.
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Flare, tracked before the first paper
An independent tracker of CERN and Mistral’s proposed Large Physics Model, with a sourced timeline, related papers, and comparisons to other physics-AI models.
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Fovea: photographs with their camera settings
A free tool for opening photo folders, viewing camera data, adding captions, and presenting images fullscreen—without uploading the originals.
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Garden Plot’s square-foot garden planner
A free garden planner for laying out raised beds, checking plant spacing and neighbors, and finding planting dates by ZIP code.
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Bot Receipts puts viral AI trading bots on the paper-trading ledger
A leaderboard and testing project rebuilds viral AI trading-bot strategies and tracks their simulated performance against buy-and-hold benchmarks.
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HeatSpec Guide: Heat-Pump Specs at 5°F
A comparison guide for certified ductless heat pumps, with published cold-weather capacity data and a calculator for heating-cost scenarios.
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The Kiefer Family Story, told in chapters
A descendant-led history follows Dr. Herman Kiefer, his children, and the family’s place in Detroit.
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HIDDEN LOCAL turns city lists into an urban index
A searchable Japanese-language index layers restaurant guides, design-award selections, and clothing stockists by city and neighborhood.
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Highlit Docs: Code highlighting for Word and PDF
Highlit Docs detects code inside Word documents and PDFs, then returns versions with the code syntax-highlighted.
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The First Church of the Holy Decimal
A satirical church site turns belief systems, scripture comparisons, and a little geometry into interactive doctrine.
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Inlay, the shared-edge image tracer
An open-source tool turns logos, illustrations, line art, and pixel art into SVG shapes whose neighboring colors share the same edge.
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A second set of eyes for suspicious messages
Is This Real lets people submit a letter, text, or email for a plain-language assessment of whether it appears legitimate.
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The Hot Mic turns a UX résumé into Hollywood news
Senior UX Researcher Jordan Pollock presents a portfolio and job search as a satirical entertainment-news front page.
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LabShelf Keeps Your Paper Library in the Folder
A local-first reference manager for reading and writing in VS Code, the terminal, and the browser.
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Lidowave: the radio comes on at 02:13
A landing page for a turn-based JRPG and life sim set in a fictional 1986 resort town, with a summer 2027 release stated.