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WeirdTrue examines viral claims about AI businesses, startups, and consumer tech by laying out the supporting evidence and assigning case labels such as “Insufficient evidence” and “Partially contradicted.”
A browser extension that rebuilds PDFs as navigable HTML, with headings, lists, tables and links.
A Lyon clock repairer publishes detailed repair records and practical notes on domestic mechanical movements, from pendulum regulation to worn pivot holes.
A daily history project presents selected newspaper clippings from exactly 100 years earlier, with context and links to original page scans.
A free lookup built from EPA certification data shows how certified efficiency ratings vary across indoor-and-outdoor heat-pump pairings.
David Attias is auctioning sponsorship spots on his legs for the Nice–Cannes marathon, with opening bids of $1,000.
An invitation-only text pilot lets readers question an AI interpretation of Benjamin Franklin set in Philadelphia in 1787.
An engineer’s personal site documenting work on compilers, parallel code, and AI agents, with measurements and links intended to let others rerun the work.
A map-facing dataset of European building footprints enriched with harmonized attributes such as height, floor count, use, and construction year.
A set of crafting calculators and reference tools for era-75 Final Fantasy XI private servers, built from LandSandBoat server data.
A searchable archive records vessel passages through seven Great Lakes chokepoints, using public AIS tracks.
A creator’s archive moves through film, music, fiction, fashion history, and memory, each given its own room.
A Japanese guide calculates care-home costs, eligibility, deadlines, and waiting-list figures using national and Nagoya public data.
A browser port of the Commodore 64 game “Oel,” where 2–6 players drill for oil, manage changing prices, and sabotage rivals.
An open benchmark protocol for measuring how LLM quantization affects GPU energy use, with data, runnable tools, and a public coverage matrix.
Interactive lessons on how search scores, retrieves, ranks, and evaluates results.
An interactive clock compares billionaire wealth accumulation with wages, everyday purchases, and household costs.
A Japanese collection of calculators for pay, leave, insurance, benefits, unemployment, and other workplace-related figures.
The initiative brings local journalists, people with lived experience and civic partners together for three connected waves of homelessness reporting.
SSHyeet describes a relay-assisted way to open a standard OpenSSH session to machines without an SSH daemon, open port, or public address.
A bilingual Linux distribution that pairs isolated, hash-addressed builds from source with a conventional, mutable Linux environment.
The official site brings together Ta’Rhonda Jones’s acting, music, directing, booking, and Chicago youth-arts work.
A free browser-based collection of drawing tools for tradespeople, covering pipe, sheet metal, insulation, carpentry, electrical work and layout.
A browser-based tool that analyzes a cycling FIT file for climbs, power, speed, weight, and estimated drag area.