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Pewter Fern’s field guide to browser games
A field guide uses a short either/or key to direct readers to one of six online games, each described in a naturalist’s style.
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Play it Safe: ACT harm-reduction guide
A pocket guide to alcohol and drug safety in the Australian Capital Territory, with emergency guidance, drug-checking information, and links to local peer support.
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Bothy keeps an emergency library in your pocket
Bothy presents a downloadable offline library of practical guides, books, maps, and Wikipedia, with on-device search and AI answers.
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Pour Over Jazz maps the sessions behind the sleeves
A jazz-record guide linking Blue Note and Prestige LPs to the sessions, players, studios, and recording chronology behind them.
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Precedia puts regulatory precedent on the page
A free research tool for searching and browsing nonclinical evidence from FDA- and EMA-approved drugs.
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EcoCompute tests whether LLM quantization saves energy
An open benchmark and estimator for comparing the inference energy of LLM quantization on NVIDIA GPUs.
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A peer call after redundancy
SaddleUp! connects people recently made redundant with experienced business leaders for free, one-to-one peer calls.
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Saling Jaga: emergency communication without a signal
An Android app for nearby groups to exchange calls, messages, location updates, and SOS alerts without internet or cellular service.
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Third Attempt: powerlifting totals against the record
A powerlifting calculator compares your lifts with meet results, alongside data studies on attempts, age, weight classes, and who keeps competing.
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The Thin Balance Sheet: Nonprofit Diligence by the Numbers
Third Sector Recon compares the finances and governance of nonprofits using documents they file publicly, starting with five New York City homeless-services providers.
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Tidywells: tools for Canadian oil and gas data
An open-source project that cleans Canadian regulator data, offers well-production tools, and publishes plain-language analysis.
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Typomat: Turn one letter; the whole typeface follows
Typomat lets you shape a typeface by turning points on individual letters, then use it as a TrueType font.
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Zombie Facts’ correction desk
A public register and checker for retracted, debunked, or outdated claims that remain in circulation, starting with citations on English Wikipedia.
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Pronos puts vault particles on the record
A public research notebook for an autonomous software agent investigating what vault particles do.
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Awesome CUA: a catalog for computer-use agents
A searchable catalog of research, benchmarks, datasets, models, and software for agents that use web, desktop, and mobile interfaces.
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Ben Wants the Dolphins
Ben Robinson’s public expression of interest for a retail and e-commerce role with the Dolphins, laid out as a rugby-style team sheet.
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Block History makes battles explorable dioramas
A free browser experience that rebuilds historical battles and events as interactive block scenes you can pause, scrub through, and explore from different angles.
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The Fulton Building: a tenant’s public-record file
A tenant-authored dossier on a Chicago loft building, organizing its marketing, foreclosure, city and county records, and tenant information.
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Cash Tone: a paycheck planner for 24/48 firefighters
Cash Tone estimates take-home pay for 24/48 firefighters and helps them plan overtime, budgets, and leave balances.
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Citizenshiply’s U.S. naturalization prep tools
Free English- and Spanish-language guides and tools help people prepare for U.S. naturalization, from checking eligibility to practicing for the interview.
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The Cloud Family Foundation’s unwound paper-mill history
A Brown County, Wisconsin foundation supporting schools, hospitals, treatment centers, shelters, and community spaces.
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Cobaia Social: Lucas’s AI-photo makeover
A Portuguese-language animated comedy lets Instagram viewers vote on what happens next to a man trying to resemble the AI-generated photo he used on a dating app.
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Will the Internet Buy This Nurse a Cybertruck?
A nurse asks the internet to fund a Cybertruck, offering the highest donor a permanent say in what gets wrapped on its hood.