Sloptimus Prime
A parody of meal delivery that combines orders from multiple bowl places into one bowl, either at a central facility or in a home-installed hopper.
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A parody of meal delivery that combines orders from multiple bowl places into one bowl, either at a central facility or in a home-installed hopper.
A cleaning-product research site compares laundry detergents and pet-stain cleaners using ingredient checks, public records, and cost-per-use math.
Ricky Ross’s portfolio of custom action figures, comic-inspired projects, artwork, and 3D-printable designs.
An interactive technical exploration of how many rounds Knuth’s implementation of the Hopcroft–Karp matching algorithm can take.
A price converter that expresses purchases in chicken-over-rice platters, using a displayed $9 platter price.
A playful public-information campaign arguing that katsu means a breadcrumbed cutlet, not the curry-like seasoning sold under its name.
A Montreal-focused satire publication serves up absurd local headlines, garage humor, and brief fictional dispatches.
A free planner that matches passport country and personal profile to migration routes, requirements, and costs, starting with Germany.
A local research workspace for connecting source passages, notes, and ideas across documents, with AI suggestions that require approval before changing your work.
A free BZFlag battle server where an AI gunner adapts during play and players help train the neural networks behind it.
Nightglint lets people record sky sightings with a time, location, direction, and optional photo or video, then browse reports on a public map.
A free, informal running group in Nunsthorpe, Grimsby, where members arrange runs on a forum and welcome all paces.
PostGrab describes scheduled logical backups for managed PostgreSQL, with restores used to verify that each backup can actually be recovered.
A forthcoming iPhone app for finding Taipei-area cycling, running, walking, hiking, and climbing routes, with offline maps and playback of a day’s outings.
Self-hosted coffee-roasting software for tracking roasts, controlling compatible machines, managing green coffee, and making bag labels.
A friends’ amateur racing team documents its 2004 Subaru, garage work, and run-up to the 24 Hours of Lemons at Sonoma.
A campaign site presenting Stalin Hernández and Kora Rodríguez’s proposed 2027–2031 work plan for Orellana’s prefecture.
An Eastern Visayas community-news site featuring local reporting, including a public-budget accountability series and a citizen’s guide to local budgets.
An independent publication reporting on power, money, surveillance, and technology, with sources attached to its stories.
A civic-looking portal for Ward N+1, with public notices, a Charter, Treasury services, and an invented currency called Clout.
A Japanese reading-log app for iOS and Android that tracks books you want, own, and have finished.
The Turner family’s site documents its Utica homeplace, family history, reunion plans, and a phased restoration intended to keep the land in family use.
A public dashboard organizing Taichung funeral-facility occupancy, admissions, ceremonies, cremations, and related municipal data.
A phone-based checkout app for neighborhood produce shops in Argentina, with pictured produce, weight-or-price entry, and QR, cash, or transfer payment options.