Speedmaster Gonzales: the Moonwatch, studied properly
An independent collector’s journal covering Omega Speedmaster history, reference guides, flight-era photography, market data, and occasional watches offered to collectors.
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An independent collector’s journal covering Omega Speedmaster history, reference guides, flight-era photography, market data, and occasional watches offered to collectors.
SteamRaw tracks Steam player counts, prices, app activity, changelists, depots, and builds across a large catalog of games and applications.
A California-based artist presents hand-made sacred vessels, devotional objects, bespoke jewellery, and consulting for parishes and religious communities.
A browser workshop for building, testing, remixing, and sharing tiny platform-puzzle levels.
An early-beta audio mixing tool built around a desk-like interface, with channel EQ, compression, gating, reverb, delay, and automatic saving.
A quiet browser-based focus timer that turns completed intervals into illustrated night scenes and a private local journal.
A desktop library for scanning, rendering, measuring, grouping, and tracking STL files on your own machine.
A live geopolitical dashboard tracking ship traffic, oil flows, stockpiles, prices, news, and the unfolding story around the Strait of Hormuz.
An open-source local security layer that scans what AI coding agents read, marks risky sessions, and blocks dangerous follow-up actions.
A Spanish price-tracking site follows 49 everyday products at Mercadona and Carrefour, with historical prices, unit costs, and reference-basket totals.
An independent magazine covering contemporary African artists, photographers, curators, exhibitions, podcasts, and visual culture.
A Sunset Park stand-up venue staging live shows three nights a week in the back room of L'Wren bar.
SWARM presents an on-chain colony of simulated fruit-fly nervous systems, with each fly making trades through its own wallet.
A live 3D habitat simulates fruit-fly and worm behavior through neural models, environmental sensing, telemetry, and operator interventions.
A 45-lesson Turkish curriculum covering amateur-radio fundamentals, operating practice, equipment, antennas, digital modes, and Turkish authorization rules.
A private fishing journal for iPhone and Android that records catches, waters, sessions, personal bests, and local water conditions.
A rain-or-shine, no-drop group bike ride around Tacoma, with posted routes, required lights, and a strong preference for bad weather.
A private, browser-based receipt notebook that uses on-device OCR to check sample reward rules and maintain an exportable points ledger.
A browser-based scoreboard that lets padel clubs, referees, and producers control matches from a phone and send branded overlays to OBS, vMix, YouTube, or Twitch.
A Russian fan-made guide to Standoff 2 that explains the 110-second tactical round through economy, positioning, contacts, rotations, and endgame decisions.
A handwriting-first Todo app where tasks are completed by drawing a line through them, with no checkboxes.
A browser-playable shogi variant that balances first-move advantage by letting players place both kings before a 40-move opening phase.
A Japanese mountain arts project gives children a three-day workshop before sending their music to a piano concert at 1,780 metres in the Yatsugatake range.
Handmade wooden wall maps use colored LEDs to display wave size and quality at selected surf breaks.