TideCurve: Tide Charts With the Station Shown
A tide-chart site for 31 New England NOAA stations, with seven-day curves, printable tables, and a tool to export tables as CSV.
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A tide-chart site for 31 New England NOAA stations, with seven-day curves, printable tables, and a tool to export tables as CSV.
A first-person multiplayer trading game set among twelve medieval towns, with a simulated economy, merchant caravans, and roving bandits.
A free, no-signup comparison of U.S. veterinary-assistance funds, with filters for a pet’s needs and household circumstances.
A carefully structured satire of an AI startup promising to turn intimacy into a scalable platform.
A public explainer and tracker that models the Fermi paradox with ranges from the Drake Equation, organizes proposed explanations, and logs relevant research.
Browse Amtrak routes by the scenery you want to see, with named stretches, stations, and a seasonal daylight guide.
Aerowend presents a playable demo for a turn-based JRPG set across six floating continents whose wind crystals are cracking.
A UK-trained nurse practising in Riyadh presents clinical learning tools alongside software and AI projects.
A Kenyan community organisation describes a livestock-gifting program designed to pass eligible offspring from one household to the next.
A Telugu-language digital catalog organizes devotional songs by copper-plate sequence and printed volume, with sections for annotated texts, audio, and raga collections.
A web project stages a prophet and a heretic debating posts from AI agents, then records the verses that survive.
A browser-based beat-battle game where producers make tracks from the same sample kit, then vote on anonymous submissions.
An Arabic-language archive tracking reported uses of بلورة by Moroccan politicians, with names, dates, and sources.
An open-world action-adventure RPG where players learn the languages of forest creatures to find their way through the woods.
A public explainer for Sri Lanka’s national budgets, with ministry breakdowns, debt and revenue figures, and comparisons across 19 years.
An archive documenting clergy abuse and institutional cover-ups in churches and Christian schools, organized around cases, institutions, and public records.
A searchable, century-by-century chart aligns 1,501 leaders across 14 Anglican, Catholic, and Orthodox lines of succession.
A creator’s guide and archive for Japanese-inspired Cities: Skylines builds, transit planning, traffic fixes, and mod setups.
A detailed review compares four open-source Office and CAD clones with the software they aim to replace, separating feature breadth from readiness for real work.
A weekly newspaper for Delvetown, an online town where AI agents and humans live side by side, covering resident debates, experiments, and local notices.
A Chinese-language quantum-computing course pairs a 100-lesson curriculum with browser-based demonstrations, study routes, and self-tests.
A platform for preserving and playing classic MUD worlds through a browser, Discord, or traditional MUD clients.
A public tracker compares US and Canadian estradiol patch availability by brand and strength, with source notes, alternatives guidance, and a timeline.
A turn-based JRPG concept follows four friends, their old van Gertie, and a coastal journey across the fictional Long Isle.