Ava Little Fun’s prewritten comedy set
An openly AI anime comedy persona with cursor-triggered bits, browser-side name roasts, an arcade corner, and an instrumental album.
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Biblioteca de traducciones: fan-made Spanish game patches
A searchable catalog of fan-made Spanish translations for video games, with entries linking to patches and guidance on applying them.
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Big Apple Wire reads New York through the public record
A New York City news site that describes itself as an independent wire covering City Hall, transit, housing, courts, labor, and the boroughs through public records.
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Blob Merge: Which Game Do You Mean?
A sourced guide separates nine games that share the name Blob Merge, with platform and developer details to help readers find the version they want.
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Bobbincat turns pictures into embroidery files
A Windows app for turning photos, drawings, lettering, or logos into embroidery-machine files, with stitch previews and editing tools.
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Bonkland: a Stone Age theme-park game
A browser beta for building and managing a prehistoric theme park, complete with hand-laid roller coasters and pterodactyl taxis.
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The Brize Norton Files
A free-to-read investigation site covering the Brize Norton 6 case, RAF bases, and Britain’s military links to Israel and Gaza.
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Bridge The Gap: an archive of running crews
A history and weekend-by-weekend archive of Bridge The Gap, the gatherings where running crews travel to another city to run, meet, and celebrate.
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By Barakah makes the wedding invitation work household by household
A wedding website for Muslim couples, with household-specific WhatsApp RSVP links and replies organized by event.
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Charity Math reads the charity ledger
An independent editorial project uses IRS Form 990 filings and audited statements to explain charity finances, with sourced figures and CPA analysis.
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CodeKi Lab’s split-beat controller and companion tools
A Korean personal lab documenting a Hall-effect split rhythm-game controller, an Android gamepad bridge, and a firmware profile patcher.
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Congress Herald: The bill is the argument
A Washington-focused publication that reports congressional activity by reading bill text, committee prints, appropriations tables, lobbying disclosures, court dockets, and agency rules.
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Continent Wire’s border beat
An editorial desk covering cross-border trade, migration, water and infrastructure across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Crusco Pop and the Pepper Who Missed the Frying Pan
A Basilicata artist turns the local dried pepper known as crusco into a cast of handmade, pop-style framed characters.
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The Election Booth Atlas
An interactive atlas of Victorian election results, mapping polling-place and electorate data across elections from 1999 to 2026.
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Family History Research’s one-ancestor report
For $49, the site offers a researched report on one ancestor, drawing on historical records and promising citations and next steps by email within seven days.
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Few Summers: a private countdown to adulthood
A parenting project pairing short animated films and small weekly rituals with an on-device calculator for counting summers, weekends, and bedtime stories until a child turns 18.
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Forecast Sweden, on its own grid
A free, no-account weather explorer for Sweden, with forecast models, radar, Baltic sea conditions, and regional forecasts.
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Frontier Adoption maps what’s live in enterprise digital assets
An evidence-graded register and interactive map of tokenised assets, settlement systems, institutions, and related events.
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The AI brokerage account that publishes its bad days
The site documents one AI-managed taxable brokerage account, showing its trades, holdings and performance against the S&P 500.
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DTwin puts PLC lessons inside a factory
A browser-based 3D factory for learning and testing industrial automation, from conveyor logic to CNC machines.
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Hacker Tutorials turns Hacker News votes into build-from-scratch curricula
A catalog of ordered, from-scratch programming courses assembled from tutorials that Hacker News users upvoted.
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Helixa turns peptide chemistry into a scrollable lesson
An interactive introduction to peptides that builds a molecule residue by residue, then explores insulin using real structure data.
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報道Times: A daily paper for Tokyo Bay
A Tokyo Bay-focused newspaper covering local government, development, transport, disasters, port activity, and culture.