The World's Biggest Crossword
A communal crossword containing 148,797 words and more than a million squares, playable on a shared board or as a private copy.
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A communal crossword containing 148,797 words and more than a million squares, playable on a shared board or as a private copy.
A browser-based tool for cropping and dithering badge art, sending it over USB, and programming BIO binaries and SAO pin settings from a phone or desktop.
A feature documentary about the players who kept the cancelled cyberpunk card game Netrunner alive.
A desktop app that turns designers’ natural-language descriptions into editable, parameter-driven graphics.
A satirical product page for a USB-attached device that supposedly verifies human-written code with bus-counting captchas and mild electrical shocks.
An independent publication covering GLP-1 drugs, pharmaceutical compounding, clinical trials, and the peptide supply chain.
An archive of security researcher Dan Kaminsky's essays, talks, and technical writing, restored after his original site was lost.
A Czech-made iPhone calculator built around editable calculation tapes, natural-language input, currency and unit conversion, scientific functions, and exportable results.
A documented tribute to dumann089, creator of Theatrical: Extra Lights, a Minecraft addon that controls stage fixtures, lasers, pyrotechnics, and other effects through real DMX and Art-Net workflows.
A community history and volunteer-restoration site for an abandoned cemetery in McCandless, Pennsylvania.
An openly sourced economic-history reference that rates twenty-four national economies year by year from 1946 to 2026.
FrameOfJoy is a digital photo frame designed for people living with dementia, showing the day, date, familiar faces, and family-reviewed reminders.
A small desk device that displays usage limits for tools including Claude Code and Codex.
A multilingual hook-writing tool that studies spoken opening lines from high-view clips, then generates evidence-backed alternatives with source details attached.
An interactive atlas of 42 machine-learning concepts where you can edit data, substitute your own numbers into formulas, and step through algorithms one iteration at a time.
A community order form for homemade food, olive oil, produce, preserves, spices, and embroidery from the village of Walaja.
A collection of illustrated essays and figures about floating-point arithmetic, numerical stability, error, and the behavior of linear-algebra algorithms.
A free browser game that turns abstract strategy into a 5×5×5 lattice with seven three-dimensional piece types.
A poetic machine-learning essay that turns “out of distribution” into a compliment, then challenges a small model to predict your next move.
A Spanish platform for mapping livestock routes, locating watering points and rest areas, planning GPS journeys, and connecting the people and services around extensive grazing.
Qatra is a free Pakistani service that connects urgent blood requests with nearby, compatible voluntary donors.
Railing tests React component libraries for keyboard and screen-reader conformance against the W3C ARIA Authoring Practices Guide.
A free unofficial browser game that recreates Lumon’s Macrodata Refinement terminal, with solo files, four-player races, chat, and a global leaderboard.
A browser-based tool that maps rhymes by sound and syllable, analyzes pasted lyrics or tracks, and turns the result into an animated video or still.