A Dinosaur Atlas Drawn in Light
An art-and-science atlas presents 101 dinosaurs as glowing illustrations, with a touring exhibition built around the book.
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An art-and-science atlas presents 101 dinosaurs as glowing illustrations, with a touring exhibition built around the book.
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A Japanese-language database for discovering manga artists through their works, publication histories, interviews, and professional relationships.
An open-source, local-first desktop email client built in Rust, with optional sandboxed agents and command-line access to mail.
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A platform interface for checking Algerian public-tender documents, tracking compliance risks, and comparing bids and technical equipment.
A browsable archive of Major League Baseball’s infamous plays, players, trades, calls, and ballpark mishaps.
A multilingual archive of historical maritime-radio recordings, Morse transcriptions, and the stories behind them.
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