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A literary civic-myth project that recasts Dallas as a golem made from Blackland Prairie clay, local history, and collective ambition.
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Delayometer measures London’s trains instead of repeating the status board
A live Tube, Elizabeth line, and DLR monitor that estimates delays from train gaps and journey times rather than TfL’s declared service status.
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Delayometer Measures London’s Delays for Itself
A live status tool for the Tube, Elizabeth line, and DLR that estimates delays from train gaps and journey times rather than relying solely on TfL’s declared service status.
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Disco's Not Dead, and the Rink Is Stuck in Time
An interactive fan page for Seattle's Southgate Roller Rink, presented as a 1999-era web artifact caught inside a time-travel mystery.
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Dogfood: Build the Platform That Will Judge You
A September 25–28, 2026 hackathon asking builders to create an open, self-hostable platform for hackathon submissions, judging, normalization, results, and archiving.
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Dustin Snellings Built a 539-Lesson Engineering Curriculum
A one-person portfolio centered on DURA, a free, open-source engineering learning platform spanning 15 phases and more than 3,500 hours of standards-mapped material.
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East Providence Pollinator Pathway
eastprovidencepollinatorpathway.com
A public map for gardens creating connected pollinator habitat across East Providence.
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Episode Club: The Spoiler-Proof Watch Room
A TV tracker that gives every episode its own discussion room, while blurring comments beyond your actual watch progress.
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fake-copilot: the self-hosted impostor
A zero-dependency Python server that provides Copilot-style inline code completion through your own API key and chosen model.
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George Is Better Than Josie
An official canine statement arguing that George is a superior dog to Josie.
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playdar: a more honest map of New York’s playgrounds
A keyboard-friendly map and list of 1,781 New York City playgrounds, school yards, and NYCHA play areas, filtered by details such as bathrooms, accessibility, and sensory-friendly equipment.
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Token Board — Make the Deal Visible
An offline iPhone and iPad tool for building visual token boards, First–Then cards, and step-by-step routines for children with autism, ADHD, and everyday transition challenges.
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Golb Gegenbar: See How Music Is Built
An interactive visual atlas that explains musical form, song structure, rhythm, and motif development through diagrams, guided lessons, audio demos, and a browser-based composition lab.
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grakthor — the well
An atmospheric descent into a fictional well, told through ritual instructions, corrupted dialogue, fever-diary fragments, and unsettling machine lore.
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Hisabaya: Bookkeeping for the Tab, Not the Invoice
Hisabaya is Arabic-first bookkeeping for small merchants and service businesses, combining phone-based invoicing, receipt capture, VAT summaries, and a customer credit ledger.
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破綻国家研究所: A Research Circle for State Failure
A Japanese project circle turns geography, history, politics, public administration, science, and statistics into free tools, maps, articles, videos, and open data.
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Josh the Turtle Breeder
An interactive turtle-breeding game where players raise genetically varied specimens, decorate their shells, and send them into battle.
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JournalFees maps the hidden price of publishing research
A multilingual reference site comparing academic publication-fee waivers across 109 countries and eight publishers.
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La Despensa de Don Luis Felipe
A Colombian campesino marketplace carrying coffee, panela, honey, fresh mora, plantains, eggs, chicken, and other products from small producers in Caquetá.
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Still Seeding: the afterlives of Linux distributions
An archival publication tracing how obscure Linux distributions began, shipped, ended, and sometimes survived under new names.
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Monument to the Moment
A student-made interactive welcome from Magic to new LaGuardia classmates, built around a digital monument, an original song, and four participatory foundation stones.
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互換DBハブ — The Compatibility Database Hub
A Japanese directory of six source-backed compatibility databases and a diagram-based photography textbook.
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Normal Distribution: Count the Claim
Illustrated essays that test statistical methods by enumerating their outcomes instead of taking their textbook promises on faith.
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Norteira’s Country-by-Country Photography Markets
Norteira builds and runs local photography marketplaces, with Portugal and Spain open and ten more European markets plotted for 2027.