OneWheel Across America, mile by mile
A live ride log follows Naomi Shedd’s 2,947-mile OneWheel crossing from San Diego to St. Augustine, raising money for My Sister’s House.
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The American Music Continuum
An interactive atlas traces how American and Caribbean music formed, traveled, and blended across places from 1900 to 2000.
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Android Ad Cleaner
An open-source ADB utility for disabling system ads, promotional feeds, and marketing notifications on supported Android phones, without root access.
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Ben’s melanoma updates, with the joke intact
A personal site collecting Ben’s stage 3B melanoma updates, medical basics, and a guestbook.
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Bien vu, Marcel: History in clay
Short claymation videos revisit historical misconceptions through Marcel, a witness who never lasts long.
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Bike Brevard Map: local rides, without the highway shoulder
A free iPhone app maps Brevard, North Carolina’s bike path, connecting routes, useful stops, and curated rides.
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Quilt gives AI research one small piece at a time
An open-source app and protocol that breaks research into small tasks for independent AI systems, with evidence attached to each answer.
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Boxcarine’s Last Train East
A turn-based RPG set aboard the last train across frozen Ostrava, where carriage layout shapes combat and life between stations.
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Breadslicer: a native resin-printing slicer
Breadslicer is an early-access MSLA slicer for preparing resin prints, from model transforms and hollowing through support generation, layer review, and printer-file export.
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CERAMAW: Co-op between a city’s builders and its future diggers
A landing page for a two-player action RPG where one player acts as a city rises and the other explores its ruins 4,000 years later.
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Charlie Roeder’s case for a Tech Lead role
A personal proposal to FOUND Study leadership for an in-house Tech Lead role, built around a resident-app prototype.
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Rojava’s College of Culture and Arts
A Dêrik-based college of Rojava University presents four academic programs in music, theater, cinema, and fine arts.
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Dajeongri: an end-of-life notebook for family
A free Korean-language set of end-of-life planning tools, including a personal notebook, checklists, and an inheritance-deadline calculator.
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Datong, in Stone and Supper
A visual guide to Datong’s history, historic buildings, local food, and practical visiting details.
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DIWHY.lol: A visual lexicon of functional failure
A visual lexicon of poorly executed repairs and interventions, recontextualizing web-sourced images of dysfunction in public and domestic spaces.
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Don't Marry Your Bro: couple DNA checks
A relationship-genetics site with a DNA-file comparison tool, cousin calculators and laws, and a booking flow for couples’ carrier screening.
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Drone EMS: an extra responder in the first minutes
Everdrone presents a drone-supported emergency medical service that can deliver an AED and send live scene video to emergency dispatch while an ambulance is on its way.
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Drownholt: A Case in the Flooded Lowmarch
An Indonesian-language dark-fantasy RPG page introduces Maren Ostrow, a flood warden investigating deaths in a drowned, peatland world.
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Entropy Protocol
A text-sealing and verification tool with a browser-side checker that tests an evidence file and flags altered sentences.
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Estheet’s true-scale browser museum
A browser-based gallery presents 110 celebrated paintings at their stated real-world dimensions, with close-up viewing, narration, carved frames, and quiet classical music.
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Fabloom: leaf-spine configs with a Batfish verdict
Fabloom turns plain-language data-center fabric requests into multi-vendor network configurations, then checks them with Batfish.
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Flopsam’s three-month laptop complaint
A document-linked account of a laptop reported defective on delivery and the customer’s dispute with the seller, manufacturer, bank, and regulator.
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FORMBOUT turns geometry into a fighting game
A 1v1 fighting game built around three shapes, each with a distinct movement style and a rock-paper-scissors advantage over the others.
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Fossick AI turns Australian public records into cited data
The Melbourne project uses AI to extract decision-relevant facts from Australian public records, with figures linked back to their source pages.