Brethren: The 505-Organ Survival Builder
An in-page Chinese-language survival game built around randomized runs, modular organ loadouts, and escalating boss fights.
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Capitol Receipts follows the money through public filings
A public-records app that organizes congressional funding, stock trades, votes, lobbying, and appointments.
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The Saw Test: a live chamber for steering open models
An interactive experiment steers open language models with activation signals such as pain, fear, and pleasure, then lets visitors talk to them and examine ethical probes.
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CourtMerge turns loose case PDFs into a numbered bundle
A Windows app for combining case documents into a labeled PDF bundle with a clickable inventory and bookmarks.
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Dambit turns Claude into a one-person software studio
A Korean solo studio presents a small suite of work and personal apps built with Claude, including tools for a leak-repair business.
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decomp.wtf turns owned games back into byte-matched C
A free desktop app directs AI agents to decompile games you own, checking each reconstructed function against the original bytes.
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The Musk Record: a sourced immigration history
A source-linked account of Elon Musk’s U.S. immigration history, legal record, political spending, and the disputed questions around them.
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Al-Akhmeeen Village Keeps Its Own Record—and a Blood Donor List
A community archive for Al-Akhmeeen in Faqous, Sharqia, combining memorial photos and local-project records with a blood-donor directory.
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Emily Xue’s neuroscience-and-motion portfolio
A personal portfolio spanning computational neuroscience, a VR-and-EEG experiment, peer learning, restaurant sites, and motion work.
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Física a todo volumen: physics songs for the classroom
A Spanish-language teaching site pairs physics songs and videos with explained lyrics, classroom activities, and printable materials.
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Fossil Lake’s Eocene species catalogue
A searchable reference to plants and animals recorded from an Eocene lake in Wyoming, with species descriptions, source citations, and some 3D reconstructions.
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Geolombia puts Colombia’s earthquakes under the mountains
An interactive 3D map layers Colombian earthquakes beneath the country’s terrain, alongside faults, volcanoes, and seismic-hazard information.
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Giusti’s Repair Map for Watches and Jewelry
An interactive, bilingual guide helps visitors identify watch and jewelry repairs offered by a Livorno shop, with indicative costs, timing, and advice on what to bring.
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Grounds 4 Glory’s clubhouse alibis
A British amateur-football party game about tending your pitch by day and sabotaging rival clubs by evening.
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Gudu Guide: What Goes in the Pot?
A Japanese-, Chinese-, and English-language guide to hot-pot ingredients, techniques, recipes, and cookware.
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Is My Vote Still Here?
A searchable Mississippi resource for checking inactive and purged voter lists, with instructions for addressing inactive status.
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Já Chega! — a sourced archive of Chega
An independent archive documenting cases, court decisions, statements, proposals and actions associated with Portugal’s Chega party and its officials.
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Keepword’s witnesses for changing web pages
Keepword describes an open-source network that records web pages and helps detect silent edits or differences between what witnesses saw.
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Perspective Lab, with the cone of vision
An interactive perspective-construction sheet for artists, linking vanishing points, viewing geometry, and a box that updates with the construction.
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Level Up Audio: local audio leveling for game creators
A free browser-based tool that evens out audio in game videos and recordings, with controls for microphone voice or mixed game-and-voice audio.
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Life Oracle: a verdict for living land
An open standard and software project combines satellite observations, field recordings, and soil readings to assess whether life is thriving on a parcel.
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A flush counter for AI’s water footprint
A bilingual satire compares toilet flushes with the estimated water use of ChatGPT requests, and lets visitors make a personalized share link.
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How Many Years Does Your Town Have Left?
An interactive Japanese municipality guide that estimates how long towns may remain viable and ranks them by future outlook and present-day livability.
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Psicometría en práctica: un laboratorio de AFE
A Spanish-language lesson teaches exploratory factor analysis with R through simulated data and interactive experiments.