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The Georgetown Record: a sourced local dispute archive
An independent archive organizes Georgetown, Kentucky newspaper coverage and related records about a housing nonprofit, its director, and subsequent legal disputes.
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Creatures of Southwest: a field guide to flyers
A humorous catalog of airline-passenger sightings, sorted into species such as “Terminal Cosplayer” and “Status Peacock.”
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eSIM Sorted puts travel data plans in price order
A travel eSIM comparison site that sorts plans by price across 191 destinations, with destination tables, regional options, and trip-planning tools.
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Fartnite Party turns beans into ammunition
A fart-powered battle-royale game where players eat gas-producing food, fire gas capsules, and stay inside a shrinking toxic-cloud circle.
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Flagstone’s Township Cemetery Register
Flagstone combines cemetery burial records, lot management, plat maps, and a public grave-search page for small townships.
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Flock Off, CoMo’s surveillance audit
A Columbia, Missouri campaign documenting the local Flock camera network, its search data, and ways to challenge warrantless surveillance.
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FraudBad’s receipts ledger
A sourced ledger and map of alleged fraud and other payment failures across federal, state, and local spending.
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Generated Gary and the prompt that keeps changing his life
A short-form AI dark-comedy series about a man whose family, home, and town keep being rewritten by the prompt.
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GuideLock: guideline answers with a dose lock
GuideLock is clinical decision support for primary health workers, answering questions from official guidelines with cited passages, danger-sign checks, and doses drawn from checked tables.
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Harmonious, a private voice studio
A self-directed voice-training studio for trans and non-binary people, with short recording check-ins, measurement-based practice plans, and progress history.
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Daygo City’s pixel-art San Diego map
An interactive isometric map of San Diego that lets visitors rotate, zoom, search local places, and drive through a pixel-art city model.
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BINA’s quote gate for competition claims
BINA turns European Commission and French competition-authority publications into a monthly bulletin and cited reports on potential damages claims.
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Hong Kong’s labor rules, put through a calculator
A free, no-registration collection of calculators for Hong Kong employment rules, payroll deductions, tax, and related deadlines.
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Laith Ellabadi’s portfolio, cut as ten films
A portfolio presenting software and robotics projects as short, interactive films.
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Site Restorer: a recovery report, not just a download
A portable Windows app that uses Internet Archive captures to build a local copy of a website and report what came back.
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Lautaro Carranza’s case for counting climate’s unpriced losses
A La Plata youth climate advocate’s site explains non-economic climate loss and damage and documents his work leading into COP31.
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Mawsim: tools for the Islamic year without scorecards
A free collection of private tools for Qur’an reading, Ramadan, prayer, fasting, giving, and other seasons of the Islamic year.
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Everybody’s Hometown: a zine from Media, PA
A volunteer-run local zine invites people to submit writing, art, photos, recipes, maps, and more for an issue that will be printed and handed out in Media, Pennsylvania.
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MeterWise prices the heat-pump decision by utility
A free calculator compares heat pumps with a gas furnace and AC using your ZIP code, local utility rates, weather, and available rebate information.
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A nightly number nobody gets to pick
Midnight Beacon publishes a random number each night, combining sealed APEX records with a later drand value and instructions for checking the result.
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Monster Sperm Racing: Everybody’s Got a Shot
A keyboard-controlled browser racing prototype where six sperm athletes compete across three tracks for one egg.
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Arilín’s Virtual Math Museum
A Spanish-language virtual museum where visitors can explore math through games, puzzles, art, and cultural perspectives.
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Native Screen turns screen recordings into editable demos
A free, open-source recorder for macOS and Windows that adds automatic zooms, cursor smoothing, captions, and a multi-track editor.