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The app uses a cable—or Wi-Fi or Ethernet—to make a compatible iMac an extra display for another Mac.
A sourced LGBTQ+ history timeline links a 1969 Atlanta police photographing of a movie audience with modern location and ad-auction surveillance, alongside an opt-out call.
A Chinese-language guide to the fourteen participants in the British documentary series, with profiles spanning its ten films from 7 Up through 70 Up.
An interactive policy simulator for testing how demographic and economic assumptions, benefit changes, and revenue reforms affect Social Security projections.
A free Windows utility that identifies space used by developer and AI-tool caches, Docker and WSL disks, and ordinary clutter, then offers selected cleanup with an undo path.
An open-source desktop app for managing SpiceDB schemas and relationships, checking permissions, and watching live changes.
A browser-based tool for planning steel stock lengths and plate layouts, with cut lists, order quantities, weights, remnants, and workshop PDFs.
A community directory and events feed tracking AI startups, research, civic projects and meetups around St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay.
Free math games for grades 2–8 pair classroom practice with teacher guides, worksheets, and exit tickets.
A research-focused publication that checks supplement claims against the human studies behind them.
A browser-based generator for registrar timesheets, leave forms, on-call claims and overtime or recall forms, with a fortnightly pay estimate.
An eerie browser-based fiction experience that casts its page as a cryptic transmission and invites visitors to follow its clues.
Stewart Brown’s research tool compares state policies on K–12 technology use with requirements for computer science, AI, and digital-literacy learning.
An interactive Christmas party invitation with an evening schedule, a feast-and-drinks menu, and white-elephant exchange rules.
Tirekicker presents a systematic test of remote MCP servers listed in the official registry, with a free briefing offered to people on its waiting list.
A refugee-led organization in Nakivale, Uganda, connects biochar production with soil restoration, drinking-water projects, and community-run programs.
An open-source terminal interface for running different coding agents through one UI and switching agents without losing conversation context.
An independent study platform for the VA accredited claims agent exam, with practice materials, audio, and an interactive quiz game.
An independent, free guide to Beyşehir’s history, nature, routes, and living culture.
A macOS workspace for coding agents that checks commands and other actions against readable YAML permission rules.
An open-source, self-hosted travel archive that sorts photos into trips and stops on a globe using their dates and location data.
A searchable study compares sermons published by churches with eleven parts of the gospel, with quotations linked to their timestamps.
An adaptive sim-racing team invites drivers with disabilities, their friends, and their families to race together on iRacing.
A curated feed of news, images, and media snippets framed as evidence that dystopia is already here.