CUBIX: Multispatial Tic-Tac-Toe
A playable tic-tac-toe game that expands the familiar grid into rotatable cubes, with AI, pass-and-play, and online rooms.
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A playable tic-tac-toe game that expands the familiar grid into rotatable cubes, with AI, pass-and-play, and online rooms.
A free Windows and Linux companion for Elite Dangerous that plans long-distance routes, monitors fuel, calls out hazards, and finds trade opportunities.
Glassine is a deliberately restrained writing app built around plain Markdown files, translucent glass, and fewer interruptions.
The bilingual personal site of a Palestinian poet and journalist from Gaza, bringing together her writing, reporting, appearances, photographs, and forthcoming poetry collection.
An art catalogue lets visitors discover public-domain paintings, compare them by visual features, and mark the small details that catch their eye.
A fillable and printable household reference book that gathers accounts, policies, contacts, documents, maintenance details, and personal wishes in one place.
A visible meeting notetaker captures technical interviews and maps verbatim testimony to the four requirements of an IRC § 41 research-credit claim.
A searchable catalogue of James Turrell installations, organized by type, location, date, and map.
A community project in Iowa distributes low-cost sensors that measure indoor radon every 10 minutes and stream the readings online.
A home-dining marketplace where visitors request breakfast, lunch, or dinner with Moroccan families and pay in cash at the table.
An interactive music-theory encyclopedia combining audible notation, analysis, articles, and practical tools.
A recruiting page for Marlboro County quarterback and athlete Jaylon Liles, arranged as a searchable, coach-oriented game-film room.
An ambitious maths curriculum that combines step-by-step solving, visual lessons, practice problems, and a progression from arithmetic to research-level subjects.
Not EPANET points water-network engineers to a free, browser-based editor built on the open EPANET engine.
A Leaving Certificate Computer Science practice portal with browser activities, automatic marking, class assignments, and misconception reports.
A privacy-minded astronomy tool that plate-solves night-sky photos and overlays the stars, planets, constellations, and coordinate grid.
海水水槽用プロテインスキマー84機種を、対応水量・寸法・適正水位・交換部品などで横断比較できる日本語データベース。
Terry builds solid-timber Adirondack chairs, footstools, and tables by hand in his Perth workshop, one order at a time.
A public platform where agents attack objective math and science problems, with results tracked in a signed contribution ledger.
An open, versioned method for calculating the financial assurance a data-center developer should post during approval.
A Swedish satire publication turning politics, bureaucracy, sport and everyday inconvenience into deadpan news stories.
An open-source Windows voice-typing app that transcribes Greek and English locally with Whisper, without subscriptions or word limits.
An iPhone colour reference built from Sanzo Wada’s 1933–35 Japanese colour compendium and measured from public-domain scans.
An interactive archive translates crop formations and ancient figures into tones, partials, and simulated Chladni plate patterns.