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BBS Preservation Project: bringing bulletin boards to the browser
A hobby project offering ways to run classic-style bulletin boards and access vintage BBS software through a web browser.
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Oregon schools, side by side
A tool for ranking, trending, and comparing Oregon public schools using state report-card data dating back to 2014–15.
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crc: a native Mac editor with Claude in the loop
A native macOS text editor that combines GPU-rendered editing, a terminal, local Git, and Claude Code.
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CYBERNATION’s nine-track transmission
A nine-track musical transmission, paired with a browser-based synth engine and a page of encoded track patterns.
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A birthday letter for Sarabeth
An interactive 40th-birthday tribute from a partner who wishes they could celebrate in person, with personal notes, songs, and a voice recording.
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Tidepool Combers’ Barcelona shore logs
A personal field journal tracks rock pools and strandlines along the Maresme and Garraf coasts, with species notes, shore conditions, and advice on when to go.
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Crimes Virtuais: “Control is also violence”
A Uniube law-course extension project explains digital abuse in relationships, cites legal provisions, and points visitors to free support channels.
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Haslet, Texas, Told Along a Railroad Line
An independent, sourced history of Haslet, Texas, tracing its railroad origins, farm-town years, and rapid growth beside Alliance Airport.
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RFC 0000: The Null Exchange
A satirical RFC-style document describes a mail exchanger that accepts messages and sends nothing back.
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Ontoy makes the bus legible
Ontoy is a Spanish-language browser app that shows bus routes, nearby stops, and how many stops away a bus is.
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Parents Against Spirit Week
A satirical parent-led campaign against school theme days, complete with mock evidence, demands, a pledge, and a store.
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Records Release Board’s file on “The Site”
An archival-style release board catalogs six records from a place called “The Site” (1994–96), with the inquiry proceedings issued separately as audio.
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Sherali Tools: File chores without the upload
A free suite of browser-based tools for PDFs, photos, video, and other file tasks, with no account required.
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Naqqash: One Word, Many Scripts
An online exhibition of code-drawn paintings that turn words in different writing systems into figures, landscapes and light.
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Alaska Beacons: Both Sides Were Us
A clearly labeled satirical newsroom parody, with fictional Alaska headlines skewering the habits of local journalism.
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A portfolio you can take by ferry
Conrad Spaudie’s portfolio turns his projects, schoolwork and community activities into an interactive island visitors can explore.
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Hikaku: A Kumamoto Earthquake Repair Desk
A free Japanese-language guide for people repairing earthquake-damaged homes, with cost references, regional contractor listings, insurance and public-aid information, and photo-based checks.
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Root & Branch Register records who taught skilled trades
A public register for documenting skilled trades, their lineages, and the methods practitioners carry.
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The World Bible’s interactive map
A free interactive map connects biblical stories and journeys to places, kingdoms, and 3D reconstructions.
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Virginia Black History’s eight-gallery digital museum
A free digital museum traces Virginia’s Black history from 1619 to today through galleries, a searchable timeline, archival material, and visitor resources.
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“Anzel Fein?” — Alexandria’s transit guide
An Arabic guide to choosing local Alexandria bus and minibus routes, finding where to board, and knowing where to get off.
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Colorado License Lookup, With Its Limits in View
A searchable guide to Colorado professional licenses, with lookup by name or number, profession and city indexes, and renewal dates.
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ENGRAFT: removable facts for a language model
ENGRAFT is an experimental method for writing facts into selected rows of a language model’s n-gram table, without changing the model’s weights.