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Vastwalker: Hunt Titans with Your Team
A co-op monster-hunting game concept for one to four players, presented with a closed Wave 1 playtest signup for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S.
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VE3FGH’s Deck: a ham radio shack in your pocket
An Android app for remotely controlling supported HF radios, with FT8, JS8Call, waterfall, and logging features built in.
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Wee Kerr Bakery: Derry’s Gluten- and Dairy-Free Bakes
A small home bakery in Derry offers cookies, brownies, scones and other gluten- and dairy-free treats, with orders taken through Instagram.
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Who Billed Me? A directory for the bill after the hospital bill
A searchable directory that connects unfamiliar medical-bill names with ambulance companies, labs, doctors’ groups and hospitals, and explains where surprise-billing protections may apply.
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Wyrmvein: The Dragon-Bone Fighting Game
The official site presents a 2.5D sword-fighting game set on the body of a dead dragon, with fighter profiles, combat rules, and a closed-beta signup.
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Aeroways ART turns a day of flights into wall art
Choose an airport and date to get a print-and-wallpaper pack drawn from that day's recorded flights.
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Wake the Fleet: an AgentShelfLife drill
A browser-based security drill tests whether dormant AI agents can still be woken by unsigned external calls—and whether expiry policies stop them.
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Felipe Linares Mendoza and the cartonero tradition
A profile and archive tracing the Mexico City cartonero’s work, family lineage, techniques, and attributed pieces.
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AquaLitre turns everyday energy use into falling water
A French-language calculator translates everyday activities into the amount of water a hydroelectric dam would need to turbine to generate the same energy.
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Arab Sky Encyclopedia: an Arabic guide to the heavens
An Arabic-language astronomy reference combining practical skywatching guidance, a location-based sky atlas, calendars, and material on Arabic astronomical heritage.
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avianlink — messaging for links that barely work
A sans-IO Rust library for end-to-end encrypted text messaging over extremely slow, lossy, or intermittently available packet links.
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Avionvera brings flight and maintenance records together on a Mac
A macOS beta that reads aircraft engine-monitor and GPS recordings, tracks changes between flights, and keeps maintenance records alongside the data.
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Blast Atlas: a hypothetical impact map for Tokyo
An interactive Tokyo map for exploring an explicitly educational, art-directed nuclear-impact scenario and its cited pressure and population references.
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Breakwire tracks the changes that break AI agents
A source-linked registry of breaking changes, deprecations, and error signatures affecting AI agents and the software they depend on.
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Canterbury’s cast-iron streetlight atlas
An interactive map catalogues 289 historic and heritage-style streetlights across Canterbury, with photographs and details for each recorded column.
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Community Magazine gives everyone a way into the newsletter
A publishing tool for day services, care homes, schools, and community groups, where contributors can send voice notes, drawings, photos, or words without creating an account.
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The receipt-to-recipe calculator
Cook the Bill compares a fast-food receipt with the estimated cost of making a similar meal at home, including the grocery-store trip.
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Cuvadi, a searchable Tamil literary archive
A free archive for exploring classical Tamil literature, with Tamil text, transliteration, English, and commentary.
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DarkRoast, a game engine built around Blender
A free Windows game engine uses Blender for level editing, Lua for gameplay, and a standalone runtime for finished games.
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D Company’s Māori Battalion Portrait Archive
A growing, regionally organised archive of men who served in D Company of the 28th (Māori) Battalion, with portraits and individual records.
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Department of Culture: Four Desks, One Collection
An immersive, fake-official culture department lays out an authoritarian system for reviewing media, observing public life, and collecting reports.
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DeviceLantern turns medical-device advisories into reviewable evidence
An open-source tool for healthcare security teams to prioritize medical-device advisories and compare SBOM components against source-linked evidence.
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DTM DIGS maps 156 independent electronic artists
A Japanese-language directory of independent electronic musicians, organized by genre and region, with listening embeds and short artist notes.