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An incarcerated-led San Quentin innovation lab presents programs spanning art, recreation, research, and policy.
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Structure Computer: certified answers about discrete dynamics
A tool for determining how many steps a rational-map dynamical system takes to reach a state—or whether it ever does.
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털리미 (Teollimi): Korea’s breach ledger
A Korean-language tracker that collects reported personal-data breaches by company, service, date, scale, exposed information, and compensation status.
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The Sink People: folk stories from the bus stop to the fairy fort
A publication of weekly folk stories, poetry, and images, with a public excerpt and an email signup.
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The Store Count tracks America’s chain-store footprint
A public tracker showing weekly US store counts and growth or decline for 37 chains.
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Tilewake: an RPG told through Alvorada’s tiled walls
An upcoming turn-based RPG casts a port city’s painted tile panels as its history—and the place where its characters are disappearing.
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TIME ZERO: One Frame at 22:00
A UC Davis photography collective’s interactive exhibition pairs a movable photo desk with a browser-based, one-frame-a-day Photo Booth.
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Total Recalc: watch an AI agent edit an Excel model
A free, open-source desktop viewer that reloads an Excel workbook when an AI agent saves it, so you can follow the changes without opening the file for editing.
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Who He Hired’s evidence ledger
A public tracker catalogs findings about 45 people Trump hired or appointed, with source links and evidence categories ranging from convictions to unproven allegations.
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W Investigates: Hong Kong’s building-repair company network
An independent reporting site examining Hong Kong’s building-maintenance market, company connections and related public-interest issues.
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1 in 8 Billion, a birth-lottery life simulation
A browser simulation draws a life using country-level statistics, then shows how birthplace can shape its course.
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4Seas PIT: a community archive with a front door
A multilingual home for the 4Seas community in Chiang Mai, featuring searchable transcripts from ETHChiangmai × 4Seas sessions and a consent-first community directory.
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Baghdad Kite Festival: Season X
A Baghdad youth festival pairing kite-flying over the Tigris with music, handmade art, and year-round workshops.
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Banana League Baseball
A free, browser-playable fan edition of a SNES baseball game, provided you bring your own copy of the ROM.
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Ben for Council: A reasonable enough choice.
A self-deprecating campaign site for Ben Niswander’s run for Nashville Metro Council, built around daily selfies, jokes, and a deliberately spare platform.
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CTSS: a letter-writing program for rural children
CTSS connects volunteers with left-behind and migrant children in rural China through monthly letters.
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Collègomon: creature battles on the factory floor
A French-language pixel-art adventure where an intern at a coffee-machine factory catches creatures, battles coworkers and works toward the corner office.
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Collierfall: The Charcoal Floor
A reveal site for Kilnhouse Interactive’s high-fantasy RPG, told through a scroll-through story and a small blade-and-embers interaction.
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VoteColorado’s guide to the 2026 ballot
An independent guide to Colorado’s statewide measures, races and local ballot questions, with plain-language summaries and links to official sources.
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Cornerbar Games: Five Tables in Your Browser
A free browser collection of table shuffle, darts, mini golf, pool, and air hockey, with computer or same-screen play and a daily challenge.
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Diomayomètre tracks Senegal’s campaign promises
An independent citizen project tracks the 625 promises in Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye’s program against verifiable evidence.
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E-E-A-T Club: Google Said* So
A deliberately bogus SEO club turns Google-ranking folklore into a parody audit, case studies, and a VHS course.
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ElderChat: a second opinion on suspicious messages
An AI chat helps older adults think through suspicious calls, emails, texts, letters, and other messages.
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Elmaddin Shamilzade’s reporting archive
A personal site for an Azerbaijani journalist, bringing together his reporting, video appearances, interviews and press coverage.