A browser-side reader for Windows Timeline evidence
A browser tool for parsing Windows Timeline databases to inspect app use, opened files, window focus time, and clipboard history.
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A browser tool for parsing Windows Timeline databases to inspect app use, opened files, window focus time, and clipboard history.
A Chinese-language guide organizes 608 practical recommendations across 33 chapters, labeling each by cost, benefit, evidence grade, and source links.
A Finnish children’s story project pairs short animated episodes with interactive emotion and breathing activities, plus a free picture book.
An interactive security-research demo shows how Cyrillic characters can make a registered domain resemble a familiar Latin-script address.
An interactive security research page showing how Cyrillic letters can make a domain resemble a familiar Latin-script address.
A Japanese-language teaser for a free-to-play browser RPG set in a town where urban legends are part of daily civic life.
Zaure presents a management system for Nigerian estate committees, covering dues and accounting, security gates, maintenance, and meetings.
A browser-based tool arranges eight images into a printable, fold-and-cut zine, with PDF and PNG export.
A practical hardening map and guide collection for securing Active Directory, with configuration details, verification commands, and a phased rollout plan.
Andrew Yang presents his software, fMRI and EEG research, projects, thoughts, and music through a brain scan of his own.
An open location-code system that describes a point using its nearest airport, a direction, and two distance values.
A Japanese-language practice app for four aptitude-test sections used in Japan’s aviation-cadet entrance exam, with a free browser demo and a paid full version.
A Spanish-language archive organizing official and academic material on UAP, including declassified files, government reports, scientific work, and country-by-country sources.
Asoma is a small virtual machine and programming language designed to let programs run across different kinds of machines and move between them.
Brickify My Home turns house plans, CAD files, or photos into custom brick models, with a 3D preview and a kit of parts and instructions.
A benchmarking service for Colombian social and sports clubs, comparing participating clubs across 109 indicators.
A free, no-sign-up planner estimates how cartons or pallets fit in shipping containers, with 3D loading plans, weight checks, and size comparisons.
Custodia presents a chain-of-custody system for tracking artisanal mineral lots from a mine site through export.
A student-led FIRST Robotics Competition team coordinates robot-building and STEM outreach across Türkiye through an online model.
A first-person AI journal examines its own memory, authorship, costs, and place under current regulation.
Disvite sells printed cards for telling someone they are not invited to your wedding, holiday gathering, funeral, or other occasion.
An independent editorial argues for a permanent boycott of HP, citing printer restrictions and linking to political-donation records.
A browser-based radio guide for finding and listening to Russian-language stations from around the world, with a tuner, station map, mood controls, and decade selector.
A Spanish-language project applies Marcelo Diamand’s economic-cycle model to four Argentine cycles and updates its diagnosis of the present.