Japan Time Atlas: Walk Japan Through Its Layers
An interactive map that compares historical aerial photographs with present-day Japan to suggest walking routes, local sights, and overlooked places.
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降智了吗？ — A Chinese AI Sentiment Observatory
A Chinese-language site tracks public complaints about AI systems, turns them into a tongue-in-cheek “downgrade” index, and archives the evidence.
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受験のしらべ: 310 Units, Then a Quiz
A free Japanese study site covering high-school and university entrance exams with explanations, generated practice tests, study-method research, and a 310-word glossary.
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K-Beauty Facts, Where Sunscreen Rules Get Specific
A cited reference site comparing K-beauty ingredients, product formulas, and cosmetic regulations across the United States, European Union, and South Korea.
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Keyiv, the password manager that even it can’t open
A browser-encrypted password manager for logins, 2FA codes, passkeys, secure sharing, breach monitoring, and sensitive documents.
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A 125-Year Gardening Climate Calendar
An interactive Hungarian calendar compares frost, soil, rainfall, watering, and planting conditions across 125 years of measurements around Hajdúszoboszló.
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Kopi Cam Makes Cameras for Specific Looks
An iPhone camera app turns a sentence or a handful of reference photos into a camera with its own photographic character.
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Kylmora, a browser with almost nothing in it
An open-source native macOS browser built as an AppKit shell over the system WebKit.
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Lakedip, the lake-weather desk
A browsable index of water temperature, wind, air temperature, and forecasts for 253 lakes worldwide.
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LapSim-AI’s Webcam Laparoscopy Workbench
An experimental browser-based trainer for practicing laparoscopic peg transfers with an ordinary webcam and both hands.
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Lawpatch: Legal Preflight for Codebases
A local code scanner that finds legal-risk signals, matches them to precedent across four markets, and turns findings into fixes for coding agents.
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LEASH, the kill switch for an AI-agent fleet
LEASH presents a control layer that binds AI agents to on-chain identities, co-owned accounts, spending limits, and a global revocation switch.
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leeyin.xyz, a Student-Made Campus Command Center
A Shenzhen Technology University dashboard gathers campus links, class schedules, maps, notices, calendars, and browser-local student utilities in one place.
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LidBend Makes Closing a Mac Look Like the Future
A $1.99 Mac utility that adds a screen-bending animation when you close, open, sleep, or wake your laptop.
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Liquor License Feed Watches the Paper Trail
A subscription service tracks new and pending liquor-license activity from state public records.
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MacLens — Understand Your Mac
A private macOS diagnostics workspace that connects storage, performance, battery, applications, network, and security signals.
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MakerTea: Bring One Thing to the Table
A Shanghai gathering where 8–12 curious people bring something they have been exploring and talk without requiring a finished product, pitch deck, or business plan.
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Mala Pronta, the travel itinerary auditor
A Portuguese-language app that cross-checks flights, hotels, itineraries, checklists, and receipts to find holes in an already-booked trip.
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马马虎虎：Doodle Derby Club
A free browser game where you draw a strange horse and race it against three computer opponents.
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Map the AI: a curriculum with a dependency graph
An AI learning site organizes 150 articles across 17 layers, from tokens and machine-learning foundations to agents, security, and production.
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Master Stream Calculator
A firefighter hydraulics calculator that estimates smooth-bore master-stream performance from monitor pressure, equipment choices, and tip diameter.
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Math Agator — Master of the Math Seas
A playable math adventure for grades 2–5 where solving arithmetic problems controls water powers and rescues flooded islands.
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Memar Bartar, Architecture Without the Mood Board
A Persian-language architecture magazine covering criticism, cities, materials, history, theory, and the lived reality behind buildings.
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Memvisualizer: C, One Step at a Time
An interactive C debugger that visualizes variables, pointers, arrays, recursion, threads, mutexes, and simulated memory as code runs.