Dawnladle’s Before-Eight Breakfast Ledger
An Indonesian breakfast journal pairs time-stamped street-vendor reporting with a display for estimating what may still be available when you arrive.
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An Indonesian breakfast journal pairs time-stamped street-vendor reporting with a display for estimating what may still be available when you arrive.
An independent open letter by Hannah Kerchhoff thanking Mariska Hargitay, paired with South African accountability links and a Find Help section.
A free Mac app for recovering deleted photos, videos, and other files from SD cards, USB sticks, and external drives.
A coming retro-style soccer game where players bend free kicks past monkey defenders, unlock story tapes, and build a stadium.
An app for trading-card vendors to manage inventory, prices, trades, sales, and show records from a phone or tablet.
A browser-based tool turns FIT, GPX, TCX, or Garmin ZIP ride files into short, shareable cycling videos with maps, photos, and ride statistics.
Eleven working instruments visualize subjects ranging from historical empires and daily NASA imagery to weather, orbital air data, the night sky, and the planets.
A bespoke birthday invitation for a masquerade party with a playable murder-mystery game in Tooting.
An interactive educational model lets readers change heel-loading conditions and risk factors to see how published evidence describes pressure-ulcer damage.
A satirical Ukrainian mobile-game project where you play a village head trying to divert public money without provoking the community into revolt.
A browser-based set of guided experiments for investigating how a small transformer produces predictions.
A Slovak-language parody product page for an endlessly singing device, complete with fake specs, controls, customer reviews, and a three-site webring.
A small-town government website parody built from mock alerts, utility-payment links, civic notices, and local-office details.
A Chinese-language, interactive introduction to quantum computing, with visual explanations and browser-based experiments covering concepts from qubits to Grover search and Shor’s algorithm.
This satirical game casts AI software development as a startup-management loop: write or paste code, hire agents, juggle tech debt and chase an exit.
A career biography tracing Catlett’s route from rodeo to film sets, where he worked for decades as Jeff Bridges’ stand-in, stunt double, and assistant.
A California parking-data tool that flags possibly broken meters, maps ticket patterns, and explains rules that may apply when a meter fails.
A public tracker compiles estimates of U.S. missile and interceptor inventories after the 2026 Iran war, with sources, dates, and a rebuild model.
An interactive atlas organizes environmental and everyday-resource map layers, searchable records, and CSV export, alongside a coffee-table book in development.
A satirical political-party site turns outbound-sales problems into a ten-point manifesto, pairing each joke with a practical sales lesson.
A proposed class action from a Postville synagogue argues that parking enforcement treated its members differently from a nearby church.
A free browser game puts you in charge of a Russian homeowners’ association, where you swipe through residents’ demands and try to keep four competing meters in bounds.
Rácz Lab at Imperial College London studies how brain tumours and surrounding neural tissue interact, using neural interfaces and multimodal sensing.
A fictional real-estate agency demo presents listings for haunted and historically unusual homes, complete with prices, haunt ratings, and supernatural disclosures.