PastTrace: history, indexed down to the shot
PastTrace presents a searchable index of historical films, photographs, and individual shots drawn from public archives.
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Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
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143,648 catalogue cards
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PerBowl connects pet-food labels to their makers and FDA records
A searchable directory maps dog and cat food brands to registrants, plant information, FDA inspections, and recalls using public records.
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PERMINT: rehearse an AI agent’s permissions
A no-login sandbox lets you set an agent mission, adjust permission boundaries, and test them against sample requests.
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Phys.io’s radiative-cooling lab
An autonomous multi-agent research project tests whether a short, inexpensive radiative-cooling coating can meet a benchmark using fewer simulations.
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Fallmark: the tower remembers every fall
A free browser climbing game built around one 117.8-metre tower, precise leaps, no checkpoints, co-op, and replayable runs.
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Plotline investigates property abroad
A property-investigation site examining prices, rents, and risks in cities and countries where people consider buying.
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Project: Arise is rebuilding the handshake
A community server reimplements the network layer so an Ashes of Creation Alpha-2 retail client can log in, create a character, and enter the world.
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pubsec/data — Canadian procurement, measured
A versioned research corpus turns Canadian public-sector awards, tenders, bidders, and challenges into aggregate findings and comparison tools.
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QuizMaster Ghana’s BECE practice engine
A free online practice site for Ghanaian JHS students, with BECE mock exams, topic quizzes and printable papers.
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RecallOS makes your screen history searchable
A local Windows app that captures screen activity, extracts text, and lets you search past frames by exact words or approximate meaning.
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RECURIP turns autopays into an annual paper trail
A private browser-based tool for listing recurring charges, comparing what you might cut, and exporting the totals.
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Máthēma puts mathematics on the witness stand
A French-language popular mathematics magazine, with articles organized by topic and by secondary-school and college courses.
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Rose Associates at The Epic: an independent tenant record
A Manhattan tenant’s record of disputed rent figures, an automated payment message, and cited city violations at The Epic.
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사람 도감 — 빛의 표본실
A Korean-language reading archive traces characters’ choices across 52 stories from fiction, film, television, and history.
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A field guide to Scapewatch’s hidden math
An unofficial player guide that maps Scapewatch’s game systems and offers drop-odds, XP, and Fortify-planning tools.
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Selvedge & Sage’s quilting calculators
Five free calculators help quilters estimate fabric for backing, binding, borders, and quilt tops, with layouts and cutting plans.
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Lucie’s next steps after the “4/4 wound test”
Lucie describes a self-made reflection system and offers three downloadable tools for people who recognize themselves in an inner-child wound checklist.
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Sceneuron puts live signs on your camera
Sceneuron describes a Mac tool for adding live signs and captions to Zoom, Meet, Teams, or other video streams, controlled by a Stream Deck, gestures, voice, or AI.
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Sinreikai’s voice classes after laryngectomy
A Hyogo peer-support group lists local and online classes for people who have lost their voice after laryngectomy, alongside guides to speech methods and life after surgery.
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Sofia’s Crocheterie gives every critter a birthday
Sofia Rafi sells handmade crochet critters, made to order with their own names and birthdays.
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Statzel’s 261-method statistics toolkit
A free browser-based statistics app that lets users import data, choose an analysis, and view results without uploading the data, according to the site.
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Steadywag: a dog's care record with a missing instruction
Steadywag is a care companion for Theo, a dog with chronic illness, organizing records, check-ins, and questions for vet visits.
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SteonMod’s game-mixing routers
A Windows app in early testing that lets players combine worlds, characters, and creatures from games they own, then launch the mashup without coding.
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A Waterloo student pledge asks for public rules on weapons work
An open letter from University of Waterloo students sets boundaries for weapons-related work and asks the university to disclose how such projects are reviewed.