One By One turns printed frames into animation material
A free desktop app for making mixed-media animations by printing video frames, altering them by hand, then scanning them back in.
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A free desktop app for making mixed-media animations by printing video frames, altering them by hand, then scanning them back in.
A legal-defense desk organizing records on Palestinian detention, court cases, land and homes, Gaza, and international law.
A free lookup and Chrome extension labels whether local practices and selected consumer brands are private-equity backed, with sources.
A multilingual fact-checking site that traces alarming viral claims, separates what happened from what was added or misrepresented, and gives each claim a verdict.
A searchable collection of projects people report building, fixing, or taking apart with Claude, from revived gadgets to rebuilt software.
A free household emergency handbook for Ireland, with 16 printable volumes, fridge-ready cards, and an offline app.
RFscape is a browser-based tool for planning radio links, repeater coverage, and networks over real terrain.
An English speech model designed to start speaking quickly, with an interactive browser demo and GPU builds.
An interactive, part-by-part 3D reconstruction of a 1964 Lambretta Li 150 Special, with mechanism views and workshop tools.
A free village-building game where players manage families, jobs, crops, and fuel through changing seasons in a setting inspired by central Serbia.
A personal listening project that finds a place where it’s raining and builds a location-shaped rain soundscape in your browser.
A Japanese-language guide to sorting a deceased relative’s belongings and dealing with the family home, with interactive sorting and cost-estimate tools.
Tenio presents a fictional property-management system for testing integrations, with a REST API, webhooks, simulated building activity, and configurable failures.
An interactive world map lets readers explore natural disasters and slower-moving environmental changes by place, then compare current conditions with earlier years.
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.