Phone Receipts: the materials disclosure ledger
A source-linked comparison of materials and recycled-content disclosures across nine phone brands and 327 models from 2022 to 2026.
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A source-linked comparison of materials and recycled-content disclosures across nine phone brands and 327 models from 2022 to 2026.
A searchable guide to Pakistani tax and customs laws, with plain-language answers, tax calculators and links to official FBR files.
The tool checks an agent’s claims against the destination—such as a GitHub repository—and issues signed receipts that others can verify.
This Mac app turns photos of a cat or dog into a 3D companion that wanders the Dock, naps on windows and reacts to the cursor.
A rider-by-rider analysis argues that closing New York’s 3rd Ave L stop could save more travel time than it costs in extra walking.
A forensic tool for opening Windows thumbnail-cache files, recovering deleted entries, and exporting reports from the browser.
A free browser-based toolbox for carpentry calculations, including rafter lengths, stair set-outs, stud cuts and material counts.
An interactive, scroll-led journey traces turning from the cosmos and cells through birth, play, movement, and spiritual traditions.
A free browser-based electrical wiring simulator for building circuits, testing faults, and seeing how current and protective devices behave.
ZCAT is a browser demo that uses a published Zcash viewing key to decrypt and reassemble an image embedded in a shielded payment.
An Indianapolis reporting project examining how local courts and the Marion County jail treat people with serious mental illness, alongside a campaign to restore in-person family visits.
A browser chess app for describing custom bots and house rules, then playing against them.
A parody oil shop lays out crude grades, origins, pack sizes and prices, while making clear that no barrels exist and no orders are fulfilled.
A Turkish-language biography archive connecting notable people, their works, and their influence to visible sources.
A free, three-minute preliminary check for people weighing a business lease, new location, or loan, organized around risks such as local competition, demand, and capital reserves.
A browser-based sound lab for ages 7–10 that teaches acoustics by letting children connect synthesizer parts and explore the math behind the sound.
Civic Atlas is a free guide to Los Angeles city and county government, with ways to find representatives, understand offices, and choose next steps on local issues.
A personal portfolio from a student glider pilot, presenting three apps for aircraft spotting and flight logging, plus a food-cost calculator.
A community directory organizes clubs, events and discussions around traits standard products and spaces often overlook.
A six-month advisory practice for people deciding what they want from their ambitions—and what those ambitions cost.
A tongue-in-cheek career page for Annabelle Peterson, a licensed Virginia freshwater angler whose “pro” purse is a promised dollar.
A flood map for Bangkok and beyond that combines road-water sensors, official notices, public reports and route planning.
A site documenting Aref and Osama’s reported work feeding Gaza’s stray dogs and cats, taking injured animals to vets, and helping families keep pets.
An interactive science-fiction project points visitors from a rotating alien artifact to mission logs and case reports, which the site says can be read or heard.