Where the Money Went
An independent guide turns Berkeley’s city budget into an explorable overview of spending, revenue, departments, deficits, and ballot questions.
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An independent guide turns Berkeley’s city budget into an explorable overview of spending, revenue, departments, deficits, and ballot questions.
A free lookup tool for dating saxophones, clarinets, flutes, bassoons, and oboes using maker-specific serial records.
A public graffiti wall where visitors can write, draw, or scratch without an account.
An independent research site tracking U.S. federal institutions through primary documents, public-record trackers, ballot explainers, predictions, and corrections.
QStOry reads an amateur-radio ADIF log and presents its contacts as maps, statistics, and a shareable report.
A Japanese community site invites people to write five-seven-five poems in response to daily news prompts.
A Korean QA engineer’s personal site documenting AI-assisted tools, software teardowns, and technical writing.
An MCP-connected service lets an AI assistant design a part, check its CAD file against manufacturing constraints, and request a quote.
A scam-checking tool for India: paste a suspicious message, link or call to see the tactics it uses and find family or post-payment help.
A public directory and map of places accepting donations for families affected by an earthquake in Panama.
A free browser game about driving a trotro through Accra, picking up passengers and navigating city hazards.
A shared, self-hostable map for EVE Online corporations to track wormhole chains, signatures, intel, and capital routes.
An interactive globe and searchable archive of UAP reports, cases, and videos spanning 1561 to 2026.
A free interactive simulator estimates dough temperature, fermentation, and gluten strength across a baking schedule, then recommends a yeast amount.
A browser recreation of the 1982 Dragon 32 home computer, with BASIC, games, and cassette-style programs.
Eord is an in-development fantasy roguelike playable in a browser, built around a world of interacting physical rules and knowledge gained during each run.
An interactive fictional desktop tells the story of a consciousness-upload experiment that failed to end cleanly.
A satirical social-network feed recasts LinkedIn’s career and AI talk as cave people arguing about fire.
A hardware and ROM workshop for the original Game Boy, with projects spanning a cartridge wallet, a USB-C link-port cable, and live-drawn collectible landscapes.
A 2D/3D planner for arranging made-to-order Gridfinity drawer modules, with a library for reusing pieces in later layouts.
A running, sourced log comparing cancer research with the places companies and institutions are directing AI.
A free world-history curriculum runs from the universe’s beginnings through the modern era, arranged in chronological chapters.
A student-built digital museum follows how seasonal migration changes the signs, sounds, and everyday life of an 800-meter street in Sanya.
An analyst workbook examines an Ecuadorian coffee estate’s proposal to build an integrated specialty-coffee platform, laying out projected finances, capital needs, returns, and diligence questions.