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A faux-1998 homepage turns three impeccably useless local legends into a registry, three games, a diploma maker, and a guestbook.
A food-and-gut diary for logging meals, symptoms and bowel habits, with claimed trigger-pattern summaries and a printable report for a GP.
A calculator for estimating whether an open language model can meet memory, speed, and first-token targets on selected hardware.
An interactive registry maps named US AI data-center projects by location, operator, capacity, and development stage.
A polished landing page pitches an AI companion modeled on a user’s wife, using her voice, photos, and messages.
A host organizes small collector gatherings in shops after closing, with supper, optional games, and a page for each piece and its story.
A research benchmark measures whether language models hold to correct answers under social pressure while accepting valid corrections and authenticated updates.
A daily collection of curious headlines, short history and art features, surprising facts, language notes, and classical music.
An independent resource on data centers, with sourced facts, paired opinions, policy coverage, and a U.S. project tracker.
The site republishes licensed child-care inspection records for Texas and Delaware, organized by operation and dated.
A browser-based accounting trainer lets learners build journal entries, get explanations for mistakes, and see the resulting ledger balances.
A free English- and Spanish-language tool helps families organize detention facts into a preparation draft for legal review.
A searchable directory of Australian seats, politicians, parties and Facebook and Instagram ads, with spending estimates drawn from Meta's Ad Library.
An independent essay site about books, black metal, death, ethics, grief, and the work of being alive.
A Brazilian political publication pairs document-based reporting with three signed interpretations and a public tracker of dated predictions.
A residents’ campaign opposing two proposed Little Rock annexations, with maps, cited city records, and ways to contact the Board.
Fictionet describes a controlled network for testing how AI agents behave when they encounter misleading sites, poisoned data, or unreliable systems.
Followers to Mars is a fictional colony game where people following its social accounts join the population and vote on decisions through comments.
A set of focused Rust crates for building 2D and 3D jam games that can run natively or in a browser from the same code.
An open-source CLI stress-tests NVIDIA GPUs and compares their sustained performance with healthy cards of the same model; an optional paid certificate packages the result for a sale listing.
A Texas community project tracks proposed data centers, crypto mines and power plants, with county pages, alerts and tools for acting on public records.
A Japanese-language index of employment changes and AI adoption, with dated entries linked to company announcements and other source material.
A bilingual English–Welsh guide to Welsh history, organized around nine eras and linked timelines, maps, biographies, legends, long reads, and games.
A patient-facing anatomy guide pairs an interactive 3D body with plain-language condition explainers and printable questions for doctor visits.