MNEM, the memory institute of 2066
A speculative 2066 institute imagines reconstructing memories from family photographs, notes, and recordings.
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A speculative 2066 institute imagines reconstructing memories from family photographs, notes, and recordings.
A film journal examining The X-Files through its visual style, filmmakers, music, influences and legacy.
A searchable reference for Nevada offense codes, descriptions, statutes, and NIBRS classifications, with filters for jurisdiction, severity, and record status.
A tool suite that checks trading backtest code for bias and keeps tamper-evident records of published stock calls.
A browsable library of annotated pricing pages, sign-up flows, paywalls, and emails, with each teardown linked to a behavioral bias.
A public monitor that places FAERS report counts for drugs used in inflammatory disease alongside FDA notices, recalls, trial starts, and new papers.
A collaborative, nonprofit archive of Italian dialect proverbs and expressions, with translations, meanings, and places attached to each entry.
A city-by-city database of public-course golf passes and discount cards, with break-even estimates and links to official sources.
A browser-based tool that turns English words, names, and passages into American or British IPA, with speech playback and copyable results.
A free pixel-art study game where medical students examine fictional cases, name diagnoses, and—on Step 2 CK cases—choose the next best step.
Holm is a browser-based world simulator for shaping a small island, adding towns and roads, and sharing or saving your creation.
An interactive replay turns a modeled catering production schedule into a walk-through of QUBO optimization, from batch choices to kitchen actions.
A NASA-hosted project helps students and amateur scientists build radio telescopes and observe emissions from the Sun, Jupiter, and the galaxy.
Repopus is a free, open-source desktop app that checks followed GitHub creators or repositories for changes and keeps local copies updated.
Riddlebound presents novels with codes and clues woven into the story, alongside a free audio drama that shares their fictional world.
An open-source restaurant tool for reservations, waitlists, guest notes and managing the dining room.
A fan revival of Sword Art Online Memory Defrag, with a searchable database of characters, gear, quests, events, and guides.
A Pleasant Street neighbors’ site compares a proposed five-condominium building with the existing street and explains how to follow two town hearings.
A personal online radio project with genre stations and a channel for whatever its curator is listening to, presented as synchronized listening for everyone.
A Japanese-language collection for finding home-cooking recipes by country, region, or ingredient, with some English alongside.
An interactive map of geotagged Wikimedia Commons photos, with place rankings combining photographer activity and Wikipedia pageviews.
A browser-based planner estimates how much anchor chain to let out for a boat, anchorage depth, seabed, wind and gusts.
A drone-operations tool turns mission details into a SORA assessment and exportable dossier, showing the rule cited for each determination.
A pixel-art dungeon action RPG with a free browser demo, set in a town whose dwindling lanterns depend on what delvers bring back from below.