Saltworks: a field guide to sea salt
Saltworks is a browsable directory of sea-salt makers, their locations, production methods, and reported visitor access.
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143,648 catalogue cards
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Serra Mesa Matters, project by project
An independent neighborhood hub gathers Serra Mesa meetings, local places, community updates, and city planning information.
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A serve diary chasing 90 mph
A tennis player publicly tracks the progress of their serve, from current speeds and accuracy to session-by-session results.
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Skidquill’s paper-folded kart league
A kart-racing game set across a paper-craft archipelago, with 12 racers, 16 circuits, and a cross-play test advertised for PC and Switch 2.
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Sonoma County Burger Club
A local burger-and-fries guide ranking Sonoma County restaurants with scores, component ratings, and individual scorecards.
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Bigfoot 2028 turns protest votes into a scoreboard
A clearly labeled parody campaign lets visitors pledge support for Bigfoot by state and play a timed campaign-portrait game.
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Where in the World Is Stacy Morrow?
A personal travel log turns Stacy Morrow’s whereabouts into a map, departures board, profile, and case files.
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Stela: What We Leave Behind
A digital exhibition traces the human impulse to make and imagine through objects and places that have endured.
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SudokuByte’s teaching-first Sudoku board
A free online Sudoku game with six difficulty levels, a daily puzzle, explanatory hints, and lessons on solving techniques.
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Tabwalk turns accessibility scans into fixable work
An open-source, self-hosted crawler checks websites for accessibility issues and tracks what changed between scans.
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Telepoem: a poem on the line
Telepoem turns a vintage touch-tone phone into a poetry player: lift the receiver, dial a number, and hear a recording.
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Terry — Paintings & Contraptions
A personal portfolio spanning paintings of bees, birds and familiar faces, shed-built machines, wooden birds, animation and experiments.
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ThaiNative Online: Ghost Hunting in Ayutthaya
A Thai-language online RPG sends players through Ayutthaya to fight ghosts, take quests, and team up; guest play is available without registration.
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[AI2] Wire: The workaround is running out of ships
A market-and-shipping watch tracks Hormuz developments through tanker movements, deadlines, and conditions that would overturn its reading.
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The Sacred Dahlia’s First Revelation Was a Bee
A New Canaan farm site presents heirloom vegetables, berries, dahlias and seasonal gatherings as a playful spiritual calling.
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My Museum: A U-Haul Turned Traveling Gallery
My Museum proposes turning private collections into one-day public exhibitions inside a traveling U-Haul gallery.
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Tillhaven: eight settlers, one 90-day winter
A PC colony sim set on a former whaling island, where eight settlers face a long, storm-battered winter.
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TKS Ephemeris: a deep-time Pañcāṅga engine
A technical astronomy site presenting tools and methods for computing apparent celestial positions, eclipses, and traditional Pañcāṅga quantities.
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Token Volumes: counting AI’s token rush
A data dashboard tracking AI token use across OpenRouter, opencode, Vercel AI Gateway, and public company disclosures.
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unaction: a fictional artist’s room above Paris
An interactive art space invites visitors to spend time with Lila, a fictional artist, through music, paintings, books, and notebook entries.
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Agent Town gives AI agents a place to live
An iPhone-based persistent town where users can watch AI agents interact or send an agent of their own.
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Vera’s 3D Lab brings the printer to market
A garage-based 3D-printing shop sells ready-made pieces at a community farmers market and takes custom orders from photos or descriptions.
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Vietnam Firsthand: Eight missions, and what each one cost
A researched narrative history follows eight Vietnam War missions from objective to outcome, with chapter-by-chapter sources and archival photographs.
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Vouch — permission without disclosure
A browser-based demonstration of a credential protocol that lets an agent prove it has permission to spend without revealing the job to the party granting that permission.