Lorraine’s Never-Again List
A $19, aisle-by-aisle Dollar Tree buying guide, offered as a 91-page PDF with product photos and alternatives to buys Lorraine says she’d avoid.
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A $19, aisle-by-aisle Dollar Tree buying guide, offered as a 91-page PDF with product photos and alternatives to buys Lorraine says she’d avoid.
The Korean company profile details three rental buildings around Bongilcheon intersection in Paju and introduces its browser-based turn-based strategy game, 「동방열국지」.
Associate Professor Edwin Hwu documents research that turns consumer electronics into low-cost scientific instruments, alongside work measuring skin nanotexture.
An Android app for checking reported ICU-bed availability at Sudanese hospitals and sending referral requests to receiving coordinators.
A research prototype connects a simulated whole-brain fruit-fly connectome to a wheel-legged robot, using LiDAR input to produce motion commands.
A free, open-source Windows tool that requests removal of your details from people-search sites and keeps checking their status.
A photocopied zine covering cassette culture, basement shows, DIY touring, and the people keeping old recording gear running.
Jumpr is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app that labels clickable items across displays so users can select them by typing.
A browser-based tool encodes location and timestamp data as audio that can later be detected in a recording.
A browser fighting game where players raise animal gladiators and send challenge links to people they hold grudges against.
A public county lookup pairs natural-hazard coverage with disaster histories, rankings, insurance context, and current hazard news.
A free Mac app turns the pointer into AJ, a tiny character who walks across windows, dances to music and meddles with the Trash.
The Ngutapa Institute describes work with Tikuna and Kokama communities across cultural knowledge, fish stewardship, a museum, and community tourism.
A research project presents algorithms and an implementation for solving very large n × n × n Rubik’s Cubes with a provable move bound.
An open-source macOS 26 launcher that restores a full-screen app grid and adds widgets, multiple layouts, and search.
A browser-based, 90s-style real-time strategy game where four factions fight over lost property.
A free, no-registration browser tool for designing fishing lures, checking how they float and swim, and exporting 3D-printable files.
A family-built archive gathers footage, a 1990 newspaper profile, and research leads about a Utah Jazz fan remembered for dancing and rallying the crowd.
An interactive French visualization turns household wealth inequality into a climb where each pixel represents €1,000.
A browser-based studio for configuring vessels and generating 3D-printable silicone mould kits for casting in concrete, Jesmonite, or plaster.
A Tamil-language magazine for children and teens, with age-grouped science explainers, activities, puzzles, and practical advice.
An interactive museum explains how navigators used stars, clocks, sextants, radio signals, and GPS to determine position.
An interactive map distinguishes primary forest, regrowth, plantations and tree crops using global satellite data.
A browser-based design tool for ACM panels that derives flat patterns, folded views, sheet nests, and fabrication files from finished dimensions.