How Long, Ref? turns winning streaks into hair length
A football results project imagines how long each club’s hair would grow if players got a haircut only after five consecutive wins.
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Is Miso Still Alive? One Cat, the Whole Internet
A free browser game where everyone shares one pixel-art cat: care for Miso, or join the Crows to make his life harder.
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Isometric World, an Atlas of City Maps
An interactive world atlas gathers isometric maps of cities and links each place to the maps made of it.
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John Szaniszlo’s compiler-and-engine portfolio
A software engineer’s portfolio spanning a statically typed Lua compiler, voxel engines, cockpit displays, and smaller experiments.
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Kam Robotics’ robot-policy gate
A robotics workflow that trains a behavior in Isaac Sim, judges it in a second physics engine, and packages the policy with deployment materials and a test report.
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LASTRO: a magazine with a soundtrack
A Portuguese-language independent magazine covers property, investments, family, AI, and everyday life through articles, visual pieces, and original audio.
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LDN Wire puts London’s paperwork on the record
An independent London news wire presents short, sourced dispatches across six desks, from City Hall and transport to housing, courts, money and arts.
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Lithobrake: Build rockets; let the ground handle the stop
An in-development spaceflight simulator for building rockets and flying them through a one-tenth-scale Solar System.
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Melodissimo makes pianika practice an island-hopping game
A rhythm game for Indonesian children to learn pianika using number notation and familiar songs.
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Mobility Rankings checks the numbers on power wheelchairs
A source-linked comparison of power wheelchair weight, range, battery flight limits and FDA records.
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Mumbai Dispatch follows the paperwork behind city life
A Mumbai-focused publication covering ward administration, rail, housing, courts and small trade through documents, local explainers and a six-circuit district guide.
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My Address in Toronto: public-data reports for Toronto addresses
Look up a Toronto address to see public records and nearby information on permits, hazards, development, safety, transit, schools, and city services.
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No Dade Data: a Dade County data-center campaign
A local campaign explains a proposed 300-megawatt data center and the county’s lack of zoning, then directs residents to public meetings and officials.
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Normie: Email for the Average Human
A keyboard-focused Gmail client for Mac, with an iPhone companion that connects through the Mac.
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Odd Index turns old books into stories
An editorial marketplace for unusual books and objects, with each listing framed by the history or subject that makes it worth a closer look.
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Oral Pouches Pedia keeps the citations in view
A searchable reference library for oral pouches, spanning products, ingredients, research, markets, and supplier details.
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Pathlace keeps visual programs editable as text
A visual programming environment for apps, games, and data workflows, with a browser edition and desktop installers.
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FunCrime turns office mishaps into a daily mystery
A browser game serves up small everyday “crimes” for players to investigate through clues, suspect questions, and a single accusation.
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Poticulous: JD Vance, in the record
An independent, sourced profile of JD Vance’s positions, public record, and documented claims.
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ProyektoPH makes Philippine public-works records searchable
A searchable index of DPWH infrastructure projects, with official records and citizen reports presented separately.
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Ravensfell: a hand-built island game in your browser
Ravensfell offers an early playable demo of a fantasy island built for browser exploration, combat, and discovery.
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Regresa: a pet’s return to the earth
A Metepec service describes natural biotransformation for pets, returning a plant grown in the resulting fertile soil to the family.
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The Human Observation Society’s Big Spiral Theory
A Chinese-language project examines how information survives, changes form, and influences later systems after its original carrier is gone.
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ReYule: Vienna’s ugly-sweater swap
A free, person-to-person exchange for Ugly Christmas Sweaters in Vienna.