CourtAtlas: tennis deadlines, translated to Korean time
A Korean-language planner for finding ITF, ATF, and KTA tournaments and tracking their entry, withdrawal, and freeze deadlines in Korea Standard Time.
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DemokratieAtlas maps what local government is deciding
A German-language civic atlas helps residents look up local council activity, decision-makers, participation opportunities, and the areas their home belongs to.
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Desaparecidos del Palacio de Justicia: a Colombian memory archive
A Spanish-language archive documenting the people who disappeared during the 1985 Palace of Justice takeover in Bogotá.
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Lorraine’s Never-Again List
A $19, aisle-by-aisle Dollar Tree buying guide, offered as a 91-page PDF with product photos and alternatives to buys Lorraine says she’d avoid.
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덕도: a Paju landlord making an East Asian strategy game
The Korean company profile details three rental buildings around Bongilcheon intersection in Paju and introduces its browser-based turn-based strategy game, 「동방열국지」.
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Edwin Hwu’s consumer-electronics lab hacks
Associate Professor Edwin Hwu documents research that turns consumer electronics into low-cost scientific instruments, alongside work measuring skin nanotexture.
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عناية, a Sudanese ICU-bed coordination app
An Android app for checking reported ICU-bed availability at Sudanese hospitals and sending referral requests to receiving coordinators.
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FlyHead: a fruit-fly connectome at the controls
A research prototype connects a simulated whole-brain fruit-fly connectome to a wheel-legged robot, using LiDAR input to produce motion commands.
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Free My ID puts data-broker removals on your own PC
A free, open-source Windows tool that requests removal of your details from people-search sites and keeps checking their status.
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FUKKPUNK: toner, tapes, basement shows
A photocopied zine covering cassette culture, basement shows, DIY touring, and the people keeping old recording gear running.
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Jumpr puts two-letter targets on every display
Jumpr is a free, open-source macOS menu bar app that labels clickable items across displays so users can select them by typing.
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GPS Whistle
A browser-based tool encodes location and timestamp data as audio that can later be detected in a recording.
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Grudgeon turns personal beef into animal-gladiator fights
A browser fighting game where players raise animal gladiators and send challenge links to people they hold grudges against.
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Hazard Compass maps disaster risk by county
A public county lookup pairs natural-hazard coverage with disaster histories, rankings, insurance context, and current hazard news.
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AJ, the little guy in your Mac pointer
A free Mac app turns the pointer into AJ, a tiny character who walks across windows, dances to music and meddles with the Trash.
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Ngutapa’s Four Fronts on the Içá
The Ngutapa Institute describes work with Tikuna and Kokama communities across cultural knowledge, fish stewardship, a museum, and community tourism.
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A Near-Optimal Solver for Enormous Rubik’s Cubes
A research project presents algorithms and an implementation for solving very large n × n × n Rubik’s Cubes with a provable move bound.
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LaunchUS, a new home for the Mac app grid
An open-source macOS 26 launcher that restores a full-screen app grid and adds widgets, multiple layouts, and search.
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Lost & Fought: a small-claims war over lost property
A browser-based, 90s-style real-time strategy game where four factions fight over lost property.
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Lure Atelier: a browser workshop for custom fishing lures
A free, no-registration browser tool for designing fishing lures, checking how they float and swim, and exporting 3D-printable files.
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Before There Was the Bear, There Was Mark Maddocks
A family-built archive gathers footage, a 1990 newspaper profile, and research leads about a Utah Jazz fan remembered for dancing and rallying the crowd.
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La méritocratie: France’s wealth gap, to scale
An interactive French visualization turns household wealth inequality into a climb where each pixel represents €1,000.
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Mouldery’s parametric mould-kit studio
A browser-based studio for configuring vessels and generating 3D-printable silicone mould kits for casting in concrete, Jesmonite, or plaster.
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சின்ன நதி: a Tamil magazine for ages 6–19
A Tamil-language magazine for children and teens, with age-grouped science explainers, activities, puzzles, and practical advice.