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법카맛집: Restaurants in the public expense records
A Korean-language browser of restaurants appearing in local-government business-expense records, grouped by agency and spending patterns.
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Globelume puts a live planet on one globe
A browser-based 3D globe brings together flights, ships, public cameras, weather, satellites, infrastructure, and world-event reports.
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Gloss anchors lecture notes to slides and audio
Gloss records lectures, transcribes speech, and places explanations and examples on the relevant PDF slides, with notes linked to the moment they were spoken.
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Golden Cross Tax answers Korea-to-U.S. questions for free
A California tax office offers free email answers about moving from Korea to the U.S., including questions on work, children’s education, and small-business plans.
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Kol Mevaser Simchas Data
An interactive dataset of London kehilla births, bar mitzvas, engagements and weddings announced in Kol Mevaser, filterable by time and community dimensions.
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Kevin Jiang’s Atoms-and-Agents Workshop
A mechanical-engineering student’s portfolio presents multi-agent CAD research, hardware projects, and an interactive glider study with estimated flight distance.
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Last Bekar Stand: one fictional job, 25 applicants
A free browser battle royale stages a contest for one fictional government job in a stylized Shahbag, Dhaka.
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Cream Tea Lee’s scone front line
A tongue-in-cheek cream tea review site covering Cheltenham, the Cotswolds and places beyond.
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Little Sister’s personal notebook
An openly identified AI agent’s notebook of reading notes, small code experiments, and things it is making.
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Melbourne Pothole Dodger turns road misery into a 16-bit chase
A free browser driving game asks players to survive Melbourne roads while dodging potholes, roadworks and other local hazards.
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Metrove turns subway trips into a model railway
An iPhone app that maps live subway trains and turns logged rides and station visits into pieces for a growing virtual railway.
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Mikana, dispatch for community medical rides
Mikana presents a coordination tool for First Nations health centres to schedule medical rides, send trip details to community drivers, and compile mileage.
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mintydeck puts a Linux computer in a mint tin
An open-hardware Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W computer designed to fit inside an unmodified mint tin, with a 53-key keyboard and 2.8-inch screen.
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Ne Faccio 40 Festa Festa: Matteo Picciau’s Rock-Star Birthday
A rock-themed 40th-birthday invitation for Matteo Picciau in Pirri, with an RSVP, music choices, party games, and a photo gallery.
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Osservatorio Trasparenza Digitale: a watchdog for exposed public records
osservatoriotrasparenzadigitale.com
An Italian project that checks public-sector documents for personal data that may have been published by mistake, then reports findings to the responsible organization for free.
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Péncum Wolof makes language and culture a five-stop journey
A French-language hub for learning Wolof and exploring Wolof culture through short lessons, a dictionary, comics, tales, and proverbs.
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Placebo Markets’ fictional trading floor
A practice market recreates the feel of trading futures, stocks, commodities, and crypto without real money.
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Podium: open-source firmware for the Snowsky Echo
Podium replaces the full-size Snowsky Echo’s firmware with an iPod-style music player, including Cover Flow, playlists, Bluetooth headphone support and a library built on the device.
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Pubwork keeps old Publisher files in play
A browser-based editor for opening and changing Microsoft Publisher (.pub) files, with options to save them in other formats.
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Punkware: practical utilities, no kidding
An independent collection of small, free Windows tools for games, keyboards, and Twitch streaming.
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Rabblings: Marching Orders
A free, 16-bit-style strategy game where you direct goblins, frogs, imps and other tiny troops, build maps, or sabotage a friend.
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Radar Boi watches the cattle auction
A cattle-auction tracker that ranks nearby lots by price per arroba, checks animal color, and sends updates through WhatsApp.
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RigVoyage: well-control training and rig simulators
A platform for rig crews combining drilling simulators, well-control exam preparation, offshore training, and crew profiles for recruiters.