Hebrabic: Arabic through Hebrew, and back
A free language-learning site that uses Hebrew-Arabic similarities to teach Arabic, with lessons spanning scripts, vocabulary, grammar, dialects, and drills.
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A free language-learning site that uses Hebrew-Arabic similarities to teach Arabic, with lessons spanning scripts, vocabulary, grammar, dialects, and drills.
A free, five-step calculator estimates a suitable greenhouse temperature based on local light and weather, or the grower’s own sensor readings.
A browser-based Arabic reading tool that says it can add vowel marks, verb and noun tables, English translations, and flashcards to uploaded books.
A monthly alternative-school gathering and children’s meal space in Suita, Osaka, welcoming children whether or not they attend school.
A conservation framing studio in Old Jaffa for paper, photographs, and paintings.
A personal site documenting Jeremy Grove’s writing and advocacy for people serving long federal sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
A roughly 15-minute, single-player surreal game about an LLM being shaped by repeated choices.
A locally framed guide to Itacaré, Bahia, covering beaches, getting around, places to stay, food, activities and trip planning.
loopl is an on-device iPhone agent app and Swift SDK, designed to run models and native tools without an account or network connection.
A free reference site for machinists, with bolt torque, tap drill, drill size, bearing, and steel-grade charts plus calculators.
A free community gallery collecting photographs, video, music, writing, and drawings about Marghera, Venice, from yesterday and today.
Journalist Charlotte Matteini’s Italian newsletter site lets readers compare subscription tiers and follow a fact-checking workshop’s step-by-step method.
A Mauritius-focused guide to economic policy, with sourced indicators, comparative briefs, and practical local tools.
A free phone-browser survival game drops players into undead Ojuelegba, where they scavenge, hide, fight, and try to make it out before morning.
A Northeastern student club designs, builds, and launches small satellites, with several missions and supporting hardware projects underway.
A French-language Arabic course takes beginners from letter forms and vowel marks to three-consonant roots, with interactive exercises.
A free browser tower-defense game with ten campaign maps, four tower families, blocking soldiers, and a steerable hero.
A Spanish-language calculator turns chain standard, pitch, and tooth count into sprocket dimensions, workshop measurements, and a downloadable DXF profile.
An interactive map compares two Portland Public Schools closure scenarios and shows where students and programs would move.
A Prishtina cycling club site covering its teams, events, race history, youth academy, and women’s program.
Prosumer.one argues for personal AI machines that balance serious capability with consumer usability, and links that argument to a device showroom and evidence-tracking index.
A live index maps personal AI machines, separating vendor claims from measured, observed, inferred, unverified, and failed results.
A free WhatsApp guide for finding Kolkata Durga Puja pandals, saving a hopping list, and checking themes, routes, and metro guidance.
An open-source pull-request review assistant that uses Claude Code to draft findings from a diff, then leaves editing and posting to the developer.