IKUSHINAI? vol.3: A Nagano Culture Magazine
A print culture magazine follows people living in Nagano, pairing local profiles with a companion coupon book for 110 shops.
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I'm Nobody's Fool: scam-text practice for families
Free, short practice rounds help people rehearse spotting scam texts and emails, alone or with family.
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MathVet’s OpenAI math fidelity audit
An independent, pre-referee review compares OpenAI’s mathematical-result summaries with their accompanying Lean formalizations.
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My Dad’s Phone
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.
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OpenPhysicsAI’s local physics lab
A free, open-source physics lab with more than twenty solvers, a native 3D app, and interfaces for AI agents.
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The Satth Project: An Atlas of Punjab’s Memories
A digital atlas gathering stories, places, and memories from both Charhda and Lehnda Punjab.
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Japan’s Procurement Ledger, Down to the Contract
A searchable archive of Japanese national-government procurement records, organized by agency, contractor and amount.
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Illinois Court of Claims Opinions
An open, searchable archive of Illinois Court of Claims opinions from 1880–2025, with disposition records and links to official volume PDFs.
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Naija Taken Apart: Films, Sources, and Corrections
A film project examines Nigeria’s public life and how AI-generated images and narratives represent the country.
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PhotoAIBench measures the gap between sharp and true
An independent AI-photo benchmark pairs measured upscaler tests with free, browser-based image tools.
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The Trees Have Unionized: a forest-sized prog-rock saga
An archive presents a Missoula prog trio and its three-album concept saga about a forest that votes to unionize.
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The 2001 homepage with a self-counted System of a Down poll
A music-obsessed personal homepage persona, complete with band reviews, a seven-record shelf, guestbook and under-construction promises.
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WaterRightsMap: western water rights by location
A searchable map of recorded water rights across nine western states, including priority dates and links to state records.
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The Shoulder Lane’s truck-stop country archive
An intricately written logbook presents the history of a trucker-country band from Amarillo, Texas, active from 1978 to 1986.
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Amputated Frog: a death-metal lab packet
A specimen-file-style archive presents the history, members, and four dissection-themed records of a band said to have run from Columbus to Hilo, 1990–99.
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Burning Dead Dinosaurs, on evening tour
A detailed archive presents the history of an Odessa–Midland oil-patch hard-rock band through its crew, tour sheets, mud logs, and incidents.
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Gjakova’s Çarshia e Madhe, in Motion
An interactive guide to Gjakova’s Old Bazaar, its landmarks, historic crafts, and life on the street today.
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Heir Worthiness and its airworthiness-directive prog-rock archive
A detailed sleeve-and-logbook-style archive for Heir Worthiness, a flute-led progressive rock band presented as active from 1983 to 1992.
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Precialista puts Spain’s housing crisis in newspaper form
A Spanish housing-data publication combines city price comparisons, policy coverage, historical timelines, and an affordability simulator.
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RICO: The pump.fun file
A sourced investigative file tracking pump.fun’s fees, launch activity, wallets, and court case.
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SpeakGa: a Ga-language companion
A browser-based Ga learning app that pairs practice activities and a bilingual Bible library with answers drawn from a community-checked archive.
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Squelch: an unruly festival archive
A richly detailed archive presents three editions of a traveling festival, from a Wichita fairground in 1991 to a claimed 1997 world tour.
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Strategic Dehydration’s fictional trip-sheet archive
A fictional New Jersey instrumental band’s 1992–2000 history, filed as an aviation-style trip sheet, crew roster, and log.
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Sun, Moon, and the Tai Calendar
Bilingual English and Shan lessons use astronomy, interactive models, and calendar rules to explain Chinese and Tai timekeeping.