Arcade de Bolsillo: Five One-Minute Games
A handmade browser arcade with five short games designed for keyboard, controller, or touchscreen play.
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A handmade browser arcade with five short games designed for keyboard, controller, or touchscreen play.
A public evaluation resource comparing EEG decoding methods across fixed protocols, datasets, sensor conditions, and deployment questions.
An independent public-interest resource for patients, families, and clinicians navigating benzodiazepine dependence, withdrawal risk, and continuity of care.
A family-run support service that acts as a nearby parent for international and out-of-town college students in New York.
A chess improvement tool turns your public chess.com games into playable lessons built around recurring blunders and opening habits.
A multilingual oral-history platform that connects ordinary people’s memories through places, dates, people, events, maps, timelines, and story clusters.
An iPhone and iPad music app that turns drawn lines, taps, colours, and photos into looping musical arrangements.
A civic surveillance project documenting automated license-plate readers and their spread across Indiana.
A local investigation into Monongalia County's 20 Flock automated license-plate readers, their funding, data practices, and public oversight.
A Chinese interactive learning journey moves through 29 stops, from sea level and the deep ocean to the planetary system, Milky Way, and nearby galaxies.
A Jakarta-based AI engineer documents production systems built over legal, government, and research data.
A French-Canadian genealogy notebook that traces two people from a single 1830 marriage toward their immigrant ancestors.
An online 3D and 2D simulator uses a spiking neural network modeled on fruit-fly visual circuits to steer an FPV drone.
A live-captioning tool that runs on a room’s existing laptop while attendees read translations on their phones.
A free, open-source CNC CAM tool that turns drawings and imported files into simulated, exportable G-code.
A proposed online town that opens on selected nights, placing its visitors together inside a different decade.
A free Windows simulation game where work, investing, bills, housing, and friendships unfold on your actual clock.
Gallra turns quick, untitled thoughts into self-organizing categories, recurring idea chains, and four different ways to read the pile.
An open-source, self-hosted tool that measures slow pages, queries, and jobs, then ranks the work by the time it costs users.
A red-team engineer’s personal site collecting security research, conference talks, certifications, and open-source tools.
A free collection of browser tools, 800+ circular SVG flags, userscripts, UI assets, cheat sheets, and technical guides.
A Japanese site counts YouTube game streams from VTubers and gaming creators, then ranks which games are gaining attention.
A lavish, profane four-day Salzburg invitation for Mario’s fiftieth birthday, with chalet details, dress codes, meals, drinks, and mountain logistics.
A live California navigator for shelter beds, food, clinics, benefits, work, identification, and recovery services.