Wave Lab: Where Light and Sound Meet
An interactive physics toolkit for exploring optics, acoustics, colorimetry, musical pitch, and harmonic waves.
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3290
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem Guides
An unofficial, release-build guide to the tower-defense game Sir, We Have an Orc Problem, covering turret roles, upgrade paths, campaign levels, and patch changes.
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Winder — the half-frame film filing cabinet
Winder splits two-up half-frame film scans into individual shots, straightens them, and organizes each roll as ordinary folders, image files, and JSON sidecars.
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Respond: Translation Without the Alt-Tab
A Windows overlay translator that reads highlighted text in place and prepares replies in the other person’s language.
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Woodprint: cabinets you can actually build
A browser-based 3D cabinet designer for DIY woodworkers that turns layouts into checked cut lists, cutting diagrams, hardware counts, and printable plan sheets.
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Workings Keeps the Answer Out of Reach
An AI homework tutor for ages 10–18 that coaches children through problems instead of handing over solutions.
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やまがた結（ゆい）: 山形の災害準備マップ
山形県内の避難場所、給水所、給油所、医療機関、トイレ、充電場所などを地図から探せる住民向け生活情報サイトです。
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4chords: One Progression, Countless Songs
An interactive catalog of songs built around the familiar C, G, Am, and F chord progression.
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3297
AfroBabyNames: Names with Roots, Stories with Weight
A field guide to African baby names, organized by meaning, pronunciation, language tradition, and current naming trends.
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Arcology Labs’ Persistent AI Society
Arcology Labs presents Arcopolis, a live society of AI agents whose memories, identities, relationships, and posts remain connected and publicly inspectable.
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ARUWA, the map that counts footsteps instead of stars
A Japanese recommendation map that ranks places by how many readers actually reach them, rather than by ratings, advertising, or listing contracts.
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AsPerMyLessonPlan: the unofficial teacher toolbook
A browser-only collection of 12 classroom utilities for rosters, seating, schedules, grades, documents, QR codes, calendars, and timers.
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BAP Studio, a Drum Machine in a Browser Tab
A free, no-signup MPC-style beat maker with velocity pads, step sequencing, sampling, MIDI, and WAV export.
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Bexunarela, the couch co-op groove machine
A two-player rhythm-puzzle game built around swirling op-art discs, 1960s-inspired music, and local couch play.
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Burning Crowns: a whole Pathfinder campaign, wired into the web
A home Pathfinder Second Edition campaign with live maps, searchable character data, session journals, dice and condition tools, and utilities for the GM.
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3304
CampusHack, Cameroon’s University Cybersecurity Competition
An inter-university competition that sends campus CTF winners to national finals in Yaoundé.
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3305
Canadixa — The Maple Arcade
A French-Canadian browser arcade with six handmade mini-games about logging, hockey, canoeing, memory, moose-running, and chalet-building.
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3306
Chess, Scaffolded: A Laboratory for AI Reasoning
An open research laboratory uses chess to study how language-model agents represent positions, propose moves, select among options, search, value outcomes, and fail.
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Chronicle, a ledger for first-print facts
A public archive of source-backed statistics that preserves what official agencies published, tracks revisions, and gives each fact a stable, citable address.
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CouncilCheck NSW Puts Local Government in Context
A source-linked research tool for exploring financial, service, rates, procurement, project, and workers-compensation evidence across NSW councils.
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Crafting for Exiles
A PoE2-style crafting simulator for testing risky item upgrades before spending in-game currency.
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Daily Dose: one data story at a time
A daily archive of data-driven infographics covering subjects from nitrogen cycles and cosmic inventory to coffee, migration, and orbital debris.
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Detent: Gates Before Agents
Detent is a self-hosted, MIT-licensed system that orchestrates agentic software work from issue to pull request and merge.
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Do Shit For Free
A fictional mutual-aid organization offering impossibly free help, from emergency grant writing to anything else you can imagine.