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justmazz: From game cheats to security research
Justin Mazzola’s personal site covers reverse engineering, anti-cheat security, Windows internals, and using AI to take software apart.
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Matt’s OS: a software tester’s one-person system
Mathias Kaldma presents his software-testing experience as a personal operating system, with sections for his skills, tools, hardware, and work history.
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Lexie turns verb drills into pet care
An interactive language-learning game that uses a phone-dwelling blob to make number and verb practice feel like a Tamagotchi.
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LoreHack: a dungeon crawl in your AI chat
A free-beta roguelike played through an AI assistant, with the site describing a separate game engine for maps, dice rolls, and persistent run details.
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A floor-plan workbench for furniture that might not fit
A free Japanese-language set of tools for testing furniture layouts, moving clearances, and room plans in a floor plan.
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Mala Herba Soft’s Catalan graphic adventures
A small studio presents three free, browser-playable graphic adventures written in Catalan and featuring recurring protagonists Iri and Vet.
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Malla Bail Bonds, for a very dramatic goodbye
A personal farewell-party tour fundraiser casts Malla’s departure from America as a bail case, with East- and West-Coast weeks still marked TBD.
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China Medical Navigator maps care for international patients
A source-linked guide to hospitals, medical-care logistics, insurance, and visa rules for international patients in four Chinese cities.
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Melbourne Maze: Catch the Tram
A playable Melbourne street game where you race to catch trams, explore without a clock, and tackle quests.
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Metatonía: a Sunday set in twelve colors
A phone-based tool for worship groups to organize Sunday song sets, transpose chords, and tune guitars, including offline.
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Myth Map Hellas: Greek stories on the ground
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An illustrated map and regional gazetteer ties Greek myths to mountains, caves, and coasts—and notes what can be seen there today.
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Migoro, Japan’s autumn-leaf status board
A multilingual guide to where autumn leaves are peaking across 27 Japanese destinations, using status updates attributed to official sources.
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LIVE TECHNO INDEX: modular techno, played live
A Europe-focused index of live techno acts, upcoming shows by city, and full sets to listen to.
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Nattermatic lets coding agents pass notes between machines
An open-source tool lets Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP agents message one another across machines and accounts.
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Normtorial’s standard-part CAD library
A free reference library of standard-part CAD files, dimension tables, and mechanical engineering charts.
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OpenStock Japan: a self-hosted ledger for startup equity
An open-source web app for Japanese startups to manage shareholder records, cap tables, stock options, and company meetings from one ledger.
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offweb: signed fetch receipts for unusual protocols
offweb fetches text from Gemini, Gopher, and IPFS URLs for agents, then returns a signed receipt describing the retrieval.
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Oregon Ubuntu’s Forest Commons Campaign
A returning-citizen-led campaign to acquire forested land in western Oregon for rest, recreation, and practical resilience work.
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Pishkun Provisions, a grocer built on trust
A self-serve grocery in Choteau, Montana, selling food grown and made in the region.
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Magellan makes a globe-spanning sailing puzzle
A daily geography game where players aim a boat across a globe and see where its straight-line course hits land.
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Plumtides turns museum collections into portable exhibitions
Two Windows apps let people browse museum works offline, save selections, and arrange them into exhibitions they can share or print.
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The Last Wave from Port Chicago, and a Film Gone Missing
A research page for a planned 2026 edition of Peter Vogel’s book, tracing the 1944 Port Chicago explosion and the search for a short film of it.
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Prebrief sells food brands a film before the invoice
Prebrief is a small film studio making short product films for food, drink, and kitchen brands, with pricing posted upfront.