A chaptered history of Cuban exile and the 1966 adjustment law
A sourced history of Cuban migration to the United States and the law that shaped it, organized into chapters, timelines, legal text, data, and reference material.
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DOMolition turns websites into destructible arcade levels
A free browser game lets you paste a public webpage and play through one of ten modes built around wrecking its pixelated snapshot.
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ela: the shell that refuses to guess
A Linux shell and scripting language designed to stop on errors and explain what went wrong.
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EOL Desk turns legacy-system exports into migration-readiness reports
A paid service produces counted readiness reports for six systems approaching or past vendor support, using customer-provided exports or files.
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Doorbusters: A Black Friday fight at Vaalmart
A gory roguelite and auto-battler set in a fictional big-box store parking lot, where players build weapons from odd objects.
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Excellent Korea, a field guide for E-9 workers
A practical guide to pay, workplace rights, Korean laws, and everyday life for E-9 workers in Korea.
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Flash Drive Scam: Eight TikTok Drives, Eight Fakes
An investigation compares the advertised and verified capacity of eight flash drives bought on TikTok Shop, with an interactive illustration of how fake-capacity drives can damage files.
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Frack Galby: a mountain, allegedly in need of a job
A satirical Bellingham campaign proposes fracking Galbraith Mountain, turning local mountain-bike trails into an absurd case for drilling.
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Gladyard’s Israeli emergency-toolkit
A free collection of Israeli crisis and safety tools, from a tension-risk estimate to shelter maps, emergency-rights guidance, and earthquake reports.
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G.L.A.M. SLAM!: a fictional wrestling cabinet
A playable arcade-style wrestling game set in a fictional 1987 cabinet, with 40 wrestlers and a seven-match run.
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Herdstake checks the paper trail behind cattle collateral
Herdstake offers agricultural lenders records-based screens that compare a borrower’s claimed cattle with feedyard permits, lien filings, buyer notices, and other public records.
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Hláškovník: a family book of children’s sayings
An upcoming iPhone app for parents to save their children’s remarks, conversations, and the context around them.
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A town-sized backup text network
Hometown Mesh designs, installs, and monitors solar-powered text networks for small towns facing power and cell-service outages.
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JASCON turns compliance records into a verifiable data graph
An open notation and app for representing standards, risks, tailoring, checks, and attestations as linked, typed JSON objects.
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Mallorca i la mar: a maritime history guide
A photo-rich, chaptered guide to Mallorca’s maritime history, presented through the Museu Marítim de Mallorca in Palma.
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Lulz News turns the news cycle into four tiny joke machines
A parody site pairs recent headlines with small interactive jokes, from a self-extending quit countdown to a mock IPO prospectus.
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MenuBark watches a patch of your Mac screen so you can walk away
This Mac utility checks a selected screen region for a condition you describe in plain language, then sends an alert through Telegram when it happens.
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mp4mini: video compression with a hard size limit
A browser-based tool for compressing videos to a chosen file size, with presets for common upload limits.
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Mriter’s chord-progression library
A searchable comparison of chord progressions in 1,029 Chinese pop songs and 1,070 Western songs, with downloadable MIDI.
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Мечта: the impostor at the dacha
A downloadable four-player online horror prototype turns a late-autumn weekend at a dacha near Lake Ladoga into a hunt for an infected friend.
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Oche of the Dead: darts against the horde
A free zombie tower-defense game where darts build defenses and attack advancing zombies, playable with a camera-scored dartboard or mouse and keyboard.
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Open Mindstorms keeps three LEGO generations programmable
Free browser-based tools program Mindstorms RCX, NXT, and EV3 bricks with block or text editors, then connect to and control the hardware.
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A decoder for customs scans
Parcelsline explains what a customs status may mean, what to do next, and which legal deadlines may apply.
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Prettier Web’s playable software worlds
A San Diego independent developer’s portfolio of websites, apps, and interactive projects, presented as working experiences rather than video demos.