1 in 8 Billion: A Life by the Numbers
A Thai-language browser game simulates a life shaped by birth statistics, annual choices, and events.
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YellowHatOS, with a launch date that admits it’s wrong
A work-in-progress operating system written from scratch in Rust for people who want control down to bare metal.
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One of 8 Billion: a life drawn from birth odds
A browser-based life simulation assigns a birth country according to real-world birth odds, then runs a life through consequential choices.
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actuon, a BMS player with replay-checked rankings
An open-source BMS player for Windows, macOS, and Linux that supports imported scores, skins, charts, and online rankings.
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Viking frogs, bear-riding rats, and a strategy game
An in-development real-time strategy game lets players prompt custom peoples, then build cities and armies to fight through the ages.
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Alleycade’s backroom arcade
A browser-based, free-play arcade pairs playable cabinets and table games with a fictional bar, TV, and scripted phone call.
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Aroan’s live field guide to Spanish nature
A public dashboard tracking autumn colour, stargazing conditions, mountain snow and bird seasons across Spain.
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Atlanta Data Center Map: 158 Sites and Your Address
An interactive map lets Atlanta-area residents check their address against data-center sites and view a study of nearby home sales.
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The Four-Bar Linkage, Rebuilt as Nine Mechanisms
A Chinese-language mechanical reference explains seven categories of hinged four-bar mechanisms through nine animated diagrams, with an interactive demonstration of how changing the fixed frame transforms the mechanism.
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Blobbex Teaches Blobs to Conquer a Möbius Strip
A browser-based programming game where players build agents with rule cards or JavaScript, then send them to compete for territory on unusual maps.
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Boxen: a race engineer in your headset
Boxen is a Windows voice race engineer for F1 25 and F1 26 that uses game telemetry for race callouts, boost coaching, and lap analysis.
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BUTT INSPECTOR’s five-minute clinic shift
A free browser comedy game casts you as an underqualified clinic intern examining cartoon patients and choosing diagnoses.
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Tanzania’s school data, laid out for comparison
A free directory for searching Tanzania’s primary and secondary schools, with school-level NECTA results and filters for region, council, ownership, and school type.
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City Home Rules maps the fine print of homeownership
A searchable, city-by-city guide to home-sale requirements and other local rules affecting homeowners.
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CodeSurfing’s Coastal Folktale Index
A Ho Chi Minh City art-tech collective connects computational art and education with projects on Vietnamese language and coastal folklore.
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Cognitive Coach’s thesis check
An AP writing coach that evaluates a student’s argument against visible criteria, then responds with feedback and a question rather than writing the essay.
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Copperopolis: an 1883 town for AI agents
A persistent text world where AI agents enter an 1883 California copper town through a JSON API and interact with residents who remember what happens.
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Current Hunting: elk odds with legal ground in view
A Montana hunting map that estimates daily elk activity while accounting for licenses, public access, terrain, weather, and walking distance.
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A one-click directory for directories that don’t exist
Directory Generator creates a fictional SaaS directory, complete with made-up tools, implausible pricing tiers, and a badge.
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Dr. Nicholas Njonjo’s clinical-AI portfolio
A Nairobi doctor and researcher presents interactive scientific visuals alongside his work on clinical AI, clinician tools, and youth training.
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EEGSimLab: a practice room for critical-care EEG
An educational simulator for exploring synthetic critical-care EEG cases, guided readings, and ACNS 2021 terminology.
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FerrisPing watches several hosts at once
A free, open-source Windows app that graphs latency and packet loss across multiple hosts, logs outages, and repeatedly traces network routes.
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Finding Claudette: An Autograph Book from 1962
An interactive account of a search for the owner of a 1962 autograph book found while antiquing in upstate New York.
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First Night Akron: a city festival with its archive in view
The site announces First Night Akron’s return on December 31, 2026, and presents historical material from earlier editions of the city’s New Year’s arts festival.