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A digital exhibition traces how tourism reshaped Toledo’s Cathedral Primada between 1899 and 1964, using historic photographs, guides, tickets and an interactive visitor route.
A sharply deadpan page pitches human representatives to hold assets, sign documents, and appear in person for autonomous systems.
An open post-quantum cryptography course pairs 55 lessons with calculators, practice questions, sourced news, and a library of primary documents.
A race-week hub for runner Aaron Feeney’s 243.5-mile Moab 240 attempt, with a planned live tracker, course map, crew stops and weather.
A public-source review tool for assessing survivor-facing apps and websites against safety criteria.
A source-cited Catalan encyclopedia of Arenys de Mar’s streets, heritage, people, local press, and walking routes.
A fan-made tech-guru parody with fictional lore, device opinions and interactive mini-games.
A paper-cutout parody of The Celebrity Traitors, starring pun-named tractors, a pickup-truck pundit desk, and an AI “Combine” that predicts what happens next.
An interactive research atlas explores food, migration, forced displacement, trade, and memory through maps, archival objects, and personal accounts.
A print culture magazine follows people living in Nagano, pairing local profiles with a companion coupon book for 110 shops.
Free, short practice rounds help people rehearse spotting scam texts and emails, alone or with family.
An independent, pre-referee review compares OpenAI’s mathematical-result summaries with their accompanying Lean formalizations.
An interactive passcode keypad leads into a personal account of a father’s death, locked devices, and the digital matters families may need to discuss.
A free, open-source physics lab with more than twenty solvers, a native 3D app, and interfaces for AI agents.
A digital atlas gathering stories, places, and memories from both Charhda and Lehnda Punjab.
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.
A Chinese fan community for the Jingju Cats animated series, combining a wiki, forum, news desk, fan-work archive, lore guide, downloads, and merchandise links.
A Chinese-language, interactive 3D portfolio for Wen13, a fictional AI workflow architect and founder of the fictional QIXU AI.
Un observatoire francophone suit 34 échéances officielles — traités, règlements, mandats et objectifs chiffrés — puis estime la probabilité qu’elles soient tenues.
Phosphor is a self-hosted, federated bulletin-board system with real-time chat, message boards, web access, SSH, Telnet, scripting, and ANSI door games.
A private browser-based toolkit for converting, inspecting, extracting, and creating RAR, 7z, TAR, TAR.GZ, and ZIP archives.
A bilingual memorial archive tracing a CRPF officer’s 33-year service through 18 postings, family photographs, farewell messages, and personal memories.