Regresa: a pet’s return to the earth
A Metepec service describes natural biotransformation for pets, returning a plant grown in the resulting fertile soil to the family.
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The Human Observation Society’s Big Spiral Theory
A Chinese-language project examines how information survives, changes form, and influences later systems after its original carrier is gone.
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ReYule: Vienna’s ugly-sweater swap
A free, person-to-person exchange for Ugly Christmas Sweaters in Vienna.
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Robot Cuts Hair
A browser-based simulation lets you watch a robot arm cut a seated person’s hair, choose a hairstyle, or steer the scissors yourself.
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rprt.ing puts 236 UK indicators in one sourced dashboard
A free dashboard of UK statistics across 15 topics, with charts and underlying data available to download.
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Soigner ou Saigner: documenting discrimination in healthcare
A collective of healthcare workers and patients opposing discrimination in care through testimony, support, resources, and campaigns.
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Squeektoshi Radio turns hamster telemetry into a soundtrack
A browser audio workstation and stream companion that says it converts Squeekchain hamster-wheel activity into generative music.
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The Flying Gang: Nassau, under the crew’s vote
A browser-based, turn-based pirate game set around Nassau’s historical pirate republic from 1715 to 1720.
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The Lab: Detroit as science classroom
A free, NGSS-aligned science resource for grades 6–12, with lessons and activities built around Detroit and adaptable to students’ own cities.
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Robert Grigoryan’s 160-Meter Archive
A trilingual archive documents Armenian radio amateur Robert Grigoryan (UG6GAW/EK6GC), his 1990 contest results, and the sources behind his record.
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Gateway: A Bus With Nowhere to Go
A free browser-based experience invites visitors to board a shared bus, watch changing scenery, and wander through themed rest stops.
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Zımbırtı Atölyesi’s Robot-Coding Path
A free Turkish-language introduction to robotics and coding, taught through the story of Dıtdıt, a little robot found in a drawer.
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4625 kHz: a cooperative post-collapse survival game
A print-and-play cooperative gamebook built around missions, radio transmissions, factions, and an unexplained shortwave signal.
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Aama Kataka’s Kataka Time Machine
An interactive scrapbook of Cuttack, Odisha, with era-based map experiences, local photographs, music, and festival references.
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Oli, the Librarian With the Receipts
The Alpaca Archives pairs librarian comics and columns with practical guides on library software, migration, and AI.
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Muhannad Alshehri’s portfolio, laid out like an issue
An AI engineer in Riyadh presents his work through a magazine-style portfolio, with features on Arabic property search, Saudi price tracking, and an insurer-ranking project.
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Amber Years maps Hong Kong elder-care services
An independent guide helps older people and their families find and compare day care, residential care, and meal-delivery services across Hong Kong.
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Ten quiet games for correctional tablets
Asia Pacific Cultural Studios presents the Lantern Suite, a set of culturally rooted cognitive-wellness games designed for offline use on correctional tablets.
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ASK FGM/C: survivors help set the research agenda
A James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership asks survivors, families, carers, health professionals, and community organisations which questions about FGM/C reconstruction and care future research should answer.
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Fine Print: Is that job-apply bot safe?
An evidence-heavy guide compares eight job-application bots against their terms and a dataset of 19,855 application forms.
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Birbworks turns birdwatching into a group project
A collection of playful shared experiences, from raising virtual chicks to making music with strangers’ birds.
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Boom Office: take a 30-second swing at the office tower
A free browser game lets office workers demolish a model of a real office building with workplace-themed weapons, then share the score.
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Castle: M&A intelligence from SEC filings
A free, no-account terminal for U.S. M&A, IPOs, advisors, valuations, and deal terms, built from SEC filings.
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DataSuppository, the data-center boom’s fake SaaS campus
A deadpan parody of data-center expansion, dressed up as a SaaS product with mock features, pricing, jobs, and merchandise.