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A Richmond nonprofit documents and campaigns to preserve the Winehaven Historic District at Point Molate, including its brick wine cellars, worker cottages, and a threatened WWII shipyard crane.
An independent software lab presenting Unluminous, an AI-first Rust IDE, and rust-db, a retrieval engine designed to recognize when its corpus has no answer.
A German-language page presents itself as Deutsche Bundesbank credit services, offering loans up to €180,000 at a fixed 1% rate with repayment applications handled through Telegram.
A participatory web artwork lets one person at a time buy the site's “Owner of the Earth” position, then be outbid by the next owner for at least $2 more.
An author archive for Cleveland writer and imam Mutawaf Abdus Shaheed, tracing his poetry, novellas, music, prison work, collaborations, and published books.
A public-records project tracking police and government surveillance technology through filed requests, published records, reports, and related research.
A records-based project tracking police and government surveillance technology through public-records requests, reports, and outside research.
An illustrated e-cookbook of family-style recipes whose proceeds support Tekuma, an Israeli crisis-support organization.
An unofficial parody chronicle documenting Craig’s supposedly all-consuming relationship with Folgers coffee.
A Wisconsin studio that turns difficult-to-explain ideas into websites, digital tools, games, and interactive worlds.
A persistent browser game where three lineages fight over an 81-block city by clearing mines, feeding territory, and sabotaging rival supply lines.
A public research platform charts where Brazilian design courses are located, how their supply has changed, who studies them, and how institutions perform.
A replayable archive tracking model additions, removals, announcements, incidents, research pages, rumors, and other changes across the AI ecosystem.
An open online church resource combining daily prayer, accessible Lutheran teaching, and a searchable library of historic texts.
A multimedia personal archive combining a drag persona, music projects, fiction, photography, visual experiments, broadcasts, philanthropy, and an ongoing life log.
A specimen-by-specimen census of Brutus’s notorious 42 BC denarius, tracking sales, dies, weights, provenance, museums, and forgeries.
MemeLab models outbreaks as a deterministic SEIR cellular automaton, with selectable geometries, defenses, evolving strains, R₀ fitting, and CPU, WebAssembly, or WebGPU execution.
A browser-based camera instrument that applies structured-light ideas, pixel analysis, and skeletal tracking to a live camera feed.
An interactive civic-data project tracks the U.S. national debt, its interest costs, and the congressional votes assigned to it.
A Munich-based developer’s literary catalog of ten finished, open-source tools, from a terminal viewer and Mac wakefulness monitor to browser extensions and podcast automation.
An evidence-led story atlas tracing downtown Lodi, California, through its buildings, labor conflicts, displaced communities, and civic history.
A bilingual browser museum that rebuilds Edo-period automata and a waterwheel village as working 3D mechanisms.
An evidence map joining Minnesota water contamination records with fish-consumption advisories and gaps in PFAS testing.
A free Swedish learning site where children explore biology, chemistry, physics, and space through interactive rooms and games.