Quodemos: democracy history you can answer back to
A free, bilingual interactive series turns democratic breakdowns and defenses into short, swipeable episodes with audio and sourced cards.
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Roundhouse: a Rails compiler with nine destination languages
Roundhouse analyzes Ruby on Rails applications and says it can emit equivalent projects in C#, Crystal, Elixir, Go, Kotlin, Python, Rust, Swift, and TypeScript.
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A neighbourhood campaign measures Project Pluto in metres
A Guildford West residents’ campaign against a data-centre project, combining planning-document excerpts, proximity details and ways to contact decision-makers.
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TruckerLady: Big Betty’s Bizarre Freight Runs
A free browser game about Roxy Diesel, her pink semi-truck, and the odd jobs nobody else in the 1980s trucking world will take.
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Vizarra’s house of stone
Vizarra presents carved-stone furniture and objects through an interactive house tour, with prices attached to individual works.
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The Windows Source BBS, back on the line
A 1990s Evansville-area bulletin board has returned as a browser- and telnet-accessible BBS, with its history, artwork, and games documented online.
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Glance: Who Wrote This?
An interactive poetry-attribution experiment that guesses a poet from the first 40 words or 12 lines and opens its scoring process for inspection.
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Bourse de Travail Parallèle: an archive of workplace resistance
A French-language archive documenting everyday workplace resistance through repurposed objects, worker interviews, participatory research, and related writing.
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O caderno de Marie Curie permanece radioativo
A Brazilian band’s website turns its radioactive-notebook premise into an interactive guestbook and scrapbook.
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Campovisto maps Puglia’s fields from space
A regional agricultural map combines satellite imagery, municipal data, producer bulletins, and reporting tools focused on Puglia.
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Department of Error Correction: notices for the public argument
A set of printable posters and stickers about criticism, fallibility, explanations, and solving problems.
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Hyphae: a living map of music
An interactive map for exploring music genres, their connections, origins, and sounds.
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Room Tone: songs written by a model that can’t hear
A 12-track album with lyrics by Claude and Suno-generated voices and instruments, shaped by human listener and editor Casey Wright.
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The Tattoo Gumball Machine, Put on the Record
A sourced historical archive follows Ricky Bird’s Get What You Get tattoo machine from its Chicago origins to its preservation in a Florida museum.
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Kennett Cents: Kennett Square’s budget explorer
An English- and Spanish-language tool for exploring Kennett Square Borough’s proposed 2027 budget, tracing spending, and estimating Borough property taxes.
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Kidsomnia, the Bedtime Edition
An independent magazine for American parents that interprets education data, laws, and studies through stories about what they may mean for a child.
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Low Desert Almanac turns Phoenix climate data into everyday decisions
A Phoenix-focused reference with browser-based tools for heat safety, monsoon weather, desert gardening, home care, and pools.
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Markyeeting International Holdings, garage edition
A satirical affiliate-marketing conglomerate homepage, with divisions for offer-watching, video ads, social posting, comment replies—and maritime affairs.
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0xProbability: Software for the hardware you already own
A developer’s portfolio of apps that repurpose TVs, cars, phones, and smart-home gear, with downloads and open-source links across nine projects.
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Say It To Space, one 280-character note at a time
A student capstone project offers to turn a short message into a radio transmission and track it on a live 3D solar-system map.
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Šuflík makes a family memory book you can hear
A Czech-language service turns relatives’ spoken answers to regular prompts into an editable, printable PDF memory book with QR-linked audio.
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Theraknows asks: Liz or the team?
A free guessing game asks readers to decide whether Elizabeth Holmes’s posts were written by Holmes or by her account team.
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Iraq: The Story — Five Millennia Between Two Rivers
A scroll-led journey through Iraqi history, from ancient Mesopotamia to Baghdad’s House of Wisdom.
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Ever Dream This Woman?
A mock sleep institute catalogs reports of a beret-wearing woman appearing in people’s dreams.