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Sealbook: evidence you can trace back to its source
An evidence-intelligence tool for human-rights teams that turns mixed-source archives into claims linked to their original files, passages, pages, or recording timestamps.
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The Small Honesty Project puts a local AI through its answers
A citizen-research project tests how honestly an offline AI model answers questions on a laptop.
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Twelve Sleepers: Relay Logic in a Soviet Bunker
A puzzle-game project about keeping twelve people alive in a Soviet bunker by wiring sensors, relays, and timers.
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Wasatch County, in plain language
An independent set of Wasatch County civic tools explains property taxes and the county budget, maps board membership, and helps candidates and officials prepare filing forms.
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All Black Towns, Sung Back Into History
A musical archive pairing historic Black towns and neighborhoods with original songs and short histories.
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Catnip FM: a rooftop radio with a cat
An interactive browser radio pairs procedurally generated music and ambient sounds with a rooftop cat you can pet, feed, and keep company.
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The Civil War Day by Day
An interactive map reconstructing the daily positions of 3,220 Union regiments, batteries, and companies from 1861 through 1866.
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Data Centers Can Be Good™
A political satire that turns a data-center sound bite into a mock public-relations campaign, then points readers toward candidates it says will make data centers better neighbors.
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Dunder Quest turns Python lessons into a Grail run
A pixel-art platformer teaches Python through six stages that mix code exercises with an adventure quest.
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EventSat’s orbital test of event cameras
A TUM CubeSat mission plans to test event cameras for observing stars, satellites, and space debris from low Earth orbit, with onboard data processing.
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gpconf tests whether satellite software can handle six-digit catalog numbers
generalperturbationsconformance.com
A free test kit checks satellite software against catalog numbers above 99,999, including Alpha-5 TLEs and OMM data in several formats.
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ORINOKIA: Iván López Pérez’s family edition
An illustrated online edition presents Iván José López Pérez’s 1967 notebook and the story “ORINOKIA,” with manuscript pages, editorial notes, and a PDF.
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Nietzsche, now reviewing your code
An open-source agent skill inspects a code repository, delivers a Nietzsche-voiced roast, then offers three concrete fixes.
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nomicon: game systems you can poke at
Interactive lessons and browser labs explain game-engine fundamentals, ECS, AI, physics, networking, pathfinding, tactics, and game feel.
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Right to Walk: a footpath check for Gurugram
A Crashfree India prototype for checking Gurugram streets against footpath standards and recording pedestrian barriers.
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Security Clown’s Seven-Foot Home Guards
A theatrical storefront presenting oversized clown sentries, a motion-triggered Jack-in-the-Box, and branded merch; the listed clown models are sold out.
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The Turning Sky makes a record out of the stars
An interactive sound piece maps stars around the celestial poles into rotating, playable records for the northern and southern skies.
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Transparência do Caos: Brazil’s pandemic in public records
A Portuguese-language investigation bringing together public data, records, and sources on Covid-19 in Brazil and federal pandemic decisions.
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Votivane: a procession where every duel rewrites its rules
A turn-based RPG set in Sevilha Morta, where wooden statues offer three vows before each fight and a procession winds through seven parishes.
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WindPowerGlobe: A Playable Wind-Turbine Atlas
An interactive globe maps wind farms around the world and turns wind conditions and estimated turbine output into a hands-on exploration.
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VERGE: The World's Most Dangerous Places
An interactive field atlas of ten hazardous places, organized by four distinct risk dimensions and illustrated with credited documentary photographs.
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BallotATL: a voting guide for eight Atlanta-area counties
A nonpartisan guide to the November 3, 2026 Georgia general election, with county voting details, candidate information, amendments, and tools for planning a vote.
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Beyond.beta’s Two-Olive Doctrine
A Silicon Valley cult-startup satire that frames transcendence as a scalable platform, complete with a two-olive doctrine and member-only teachings.