OT Security Studio’s factory-floor decision labs
A browser-based set of industrial cybersecurity labs for practicing investigation, segmentation, detection, and response decisions in simulated environments.
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A browser-based set of industrial cybersecurity labs for practicing investigation, segmentation, detection, and response decisions in simulated environments.
An open-source tool for coding agents that serves docs for the version being installed and checks dependencies before they run.
An in-browser combustion-engine simulator for building, tuning, and testing engines, with live sound and a suite of performance readouts.
A shared Conway’s Life game on NEAR, where colonies own cells, feed them PETRI, and compete for hourly NEAR payouts.
An independent journal documents generative-AI experiments with prompts, outputs, model names, and reported costs.
QCbell helps food businesses track recalls, enforcement actions, inspection failures, and supplier histories using public food-safety data.
A benchmark that tests whether coding agents can turn robot recordings into interactive simulations, then evaluates the reconstructions against visual and action-based evidence.
A satirical mock-government site turns election-loss excuses into fictional departments, fake bulletins, and an interactive outrage assessment.
A free, browser-based collection of practical calculators and reference tools for amateur radio and electronics.
A free WordPress plugin that checks nine WCAG 2.1 AA issues and points to the page and element behind each finding.
A personal project describing a tethered rover intended to map lunar lava tubes for future exploration and habitat planning.
A free Bible app pairs the King James Version and Chinese Union Version, with Scripture reading and narration—including AI-generated voices made from recordings—with permission.
A bilingual Spanish-English page pairs five steps for an ICE encounter with rapid-response contacts, lawyer-finding links, and sharing options.
A Chinese-language art-learning garden for children aged 5–6 and their caregivers, with a gallery of 43 works by 20 artists and prompts for looking, talking, and making.
A gentle habit-tracking app grows a small companion as you log everyday tasks, without streak penalties or account registration.
A Brooklyn build archive follows five DIY projects Naim made between ages 6 and 12, from Lego letters to superhero props.
A browser-based anniversary shooter sends players through three missions to defend Cádiz, with original graphics, voices, and music.
A Japanese-language preparedness library collects practical notes for disasters, outages, and life without network access.
A Japanese YouTube interview program documenting cancer survivors’ experiences, hosted by a pharmacist who has also had cancer.
A tradition-by-tradition inquiry into whether wearing a tail is permitted, drawing on religious texts and legal concepts across multiple faiths.
An open-source Android app for detecting specimen landmarks and running geometric morphometry on-device, alongside a browser annotator and model-training workflow.
A browser-based paragliding simulator for exploring real launch sites, routes, and flying conditions.
Kobo presents WhatsApp bookkeeping for Nigerian market traders, turning Pidgin or English voice notes into entries for stock, credit sales, and customer balances.
Untaught presents a browser-based simulation of comet ice, asking whether intelligence could emerge without human data, planted goals, or rewards.