Lampmere: a lighthouse JRPG under a watchful fog
An Indonesian-language site for a turn-based JRPG about Oren and companions relighting twelve lighthouses across the fogbound Grey Mere, with a playable demo.
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A middle-schooler’s Japanese LLM experiment finds a telling mismatch
A detailed research report compares additional training methods on a Japanese language model built from scratch, with about 98.4 million parameters.
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lockhttp puts AI-agent web requests behind a human gate
An open-source proxy routes an AI agent’s outbound HTTP(S) requests through rules that pass some reads, pause others for human review, and deny requests that violate network or policy limits.
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Low Battery puts you aboard the Titanic at 41%
An interactive historical-fiction serial where readers vote on what the Titanic story’s phone-carrying protagonist does next.
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Marianne, a desktop assistant for French civic paperwork
An open-source desktop assistant for understanding rights, preparing French administrative procedures, and tracking deadlines with an AI engine the user already has.
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Mining Toolkit’s offline round planner
A phone app for underground crews combines drill-round planning with field calculators and exports plans in Sandvik .dp and Epiroc .xml formats.
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My Safe Voice’s Wall of the Missing
My Safe Voice documents enforced disappearances, torture and landmine injuries in Pakistan’s Pashtun belt, alongside rights guides and ways to report a case or seek support.
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Underground 2 Revived
A fan project presents Need for Speed: Underground 2 as a browser game, with keyboard, controller, and touch controls plus online play.
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Noctiluze: The Forest That Lights Up at Night
A detailed introduction to an open-world action RPG where regions of Benua Lumen change their paths, enemies, and inhabitants between day and night.
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PigeonTree: a family tree for the loft
An offline Android and iPhone app for pigeon pedigrees, breeding, feeding, photos, and race records, with optional imports and auctions.
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Piss Ballz, the self-care pet with a pressure gauge
An iPhone self-care app turns small habits into fuel for a feral pet’s outings.
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Pondo Goes Fishing
A cozy fishing adventure with a free browser demo, turn-based fish fights, and a story about a giant waiting beneath the home pond.
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Praxeon’s after-bedtime game shelf
A solo indie-game maker presents six distinct games, with five playable in the browser and another offered through TestFlight.
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Professor Oops turns drawing into a small science lab
A drawing app for ages 4–10 lets children experiment with simulated paper, using ingredients, weather, heat, and household tools to change their artwork.
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Pyrsos: messages passed from phone to phone
Pyrsos is a free Android messaging app designed to relay messages over Bluetooth when internet and mobile service are unavailable.
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Rolodesi’s QR rolodex for Mandrem’s service workers
Rolodesi presents profile pages where Mandrem guests can save a worker’s contact, send a UPI tip, or leave a thank-you.
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San Quentin SkunkWorks: prison programs led from inside
An incarcerated-led San Quentin innovation lab presents programs spanning art, recreation, research, and policy.
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Structure Computer: certified answers about discrete dynamics
A tool for determining how many steps a rational-map dynamical system takes to reach a state—or whether it ever does.
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털리미 (Teollimi): Korea’s breach ledger
A Korean-language tracker that collects reported personal-data breaches by company, service, date, scale, exposed information, and compensation status.
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The Sink People: folk stories from the bus stop to the fairy fort
A publication of weekly folk stories, poetry, and images, with a public excerpt and an email signup.
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The Store Count tracks America’s chain-store footprint
A public tracker showing weekly US store counts and growth or decline for 37 chains.
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Tilewake: an RPG told through Alvorada’s tiled walls
An upcoming turn-based RPG casts a port city’s painted tile panels as its history—and the place where its characters are disappearing.
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TIME ZERO: One Frame at 22:00
A UC Davis photography collective’s interactive exhibition pairs a movable photo desk with a browser-based, one-frame-a-day Photo Booth.
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Total Recalc: watch an AI agent edit an Excel model
A free, open-source desktop viewer that reloads an Excel workbook when an AI agent saves it, so you can follow the changes without opening the file for editing.