Where’s the Owl? — Nike WHQ
An anonymous map for reporting owl sightings and swoops at Nike’s World Headquarters campus in Beaverton, Oregon.
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An anonymous map for reporting owl sightings and swoops at Nike’s World Headquarters campus in Beaverton, Oregon.
A calculator compares car cargo-space measurements with dog-crate dimensions, sorting results into fits, tight fits, and crates that won't fit.
A car publication about impractical models, odd engineering, baffling specs, and automotive ideas too strange for a buyer’s guide.
An unofficial prototype proposes publishing isotopic abundances and atomic weights as linked data, with downloadable formats and a SPARQL endpoint.
A playable sudoku site and iOS app with twelve puzzle modes, technique-based hints, daily challenges, and printable materials.
A free collection of machining calculators and references for lathe and mill work, with inch and metric options.
Built in Brick turns a home into a custom brick model, available as a build-it-yourself kit or a digital plan.
A free browser simulator for practicing the crane-game challenge of catching a hanging ring on a hook and lifting its board.
An independent neighborhood guide combining local headlines and events with block-level services, public-records activity, a map, and transit arrivals.
독거공화국 (Republic of Doko) is a playful proposed nation and community for people who live alone.
A free browser-based editor for changing text in a PDF without uploading the file or creating an account.
A free collection of interactive physics experiments and simulations for Ethiopian students in Grades 9–12, organized around textbook units.
A playable cake-decorating game where you frost and pipe orders while trying to keep customers—and John—under control.
A Galway city guide app bringing together local events, places, trails, maps, news, and practical city information.
Gerard “Caveman” Lawless presents a first-person memoir of surviving Hurricane Katrina while incarcerated in New Orleans.
A tool for Bauverwaltungen and planning offices that recalculates figures in building applications and checks whether details match across documents.
A free, open-source Mac app for local PHP development, with per-site PHP versions, trusted HTTPS, and database services.
An interactive archive turns championship finishing positions into connected driver histories, with search, season navigation, and team filtering.
A searchable ranking of usability problems people raise in Hacker News comments, with counts, comment links, and product-specific lists.
An interactive map pairs heat-index conditions across Philippine schools divisions with DepEd’s four-level guidance and local planning context.
A 15-minute black-and-white documentary connects street encounters in San Francisco’s Tenderloin with reflections on Ukraine’s war and systemic neglect.
A science publication turns research papers into short stories organized around familiar senses and everyday experiences.
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Lagos-based researcher and recording artist John Hicks presents his work on machine learning for African popular music alongside his songs, videos, and research links.