Tougher Terrain puts ski mountains on the map
An independent project compares ski-area terrain through a scheduled tournament, using laser-scanned terrain and open map data.
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An independent project compares ski-area terrain through a scheduled tournament, using laser-scanned terrain and open map data.
A Melbourne motoring gazette pairs route dispatches, vehicle specifications, and trip notes around a Grape Yellow Volkswagen T-Cross.
Alexandros Papatzanakis’s portfolio documents his work on both liquid rocket engines ever static-fired in Greece.
AMD Labs presents a low-budget quadcopter, a browser-based flight simulator, and a guide to how the team built the drone and its flight controller.
Bitwrite offers live backend-development courses in Go and Rust, covering topics from concurrency and testing to production systems.
An independent dashboard presents 45 public-data series on California housing, jobs, taxes, finances, pensions, and migration.
An interactive explainer collection spanning subjects from voting methods and metric units to quantum mechanics, maps, and infinity.
A Korean-language planner for finding ITF, ATF, and KTA tournaments and tracking their entry, withdrawal, and freeze deadlines in Korea Standard Time.
A German-language civic atlas helps residents look up local council activity, decision-makers, participation opportunities, and the areas their home belongs to.
A Spanish-language archive documenting the people who disappeared during the 1985 Palace of Justice takeover in Bogotá.
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.