The HOA Chair: Swipe Decisions Before They Remove You
A free browser game puts you in charge of a Russian homeowners’ association, where you swipe through residents’ demands and try to keep four competing meters in bounds.
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Measuring the living tumour–brain interface
Rácz Lab at Imperial College London studies how brain tumours and surrounding neural tissue interact, using neural interfaces and multimodal sensing.
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Rest In Place Realty: haunted homes, disclosed
A fictional real-estate agency demo presents listings for haunted and historically unusual homes, complete with prices, haunt ratings, and supernatural disclosures.
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Roook finds the four-call path to an over-refunded order
An early-access, open-source developer tool that searches sequences of valid API calls for business-rule failures and walks through a fix workflow.
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Santa Rita Ranch III’s independent HOA record room
An unofficial homeowner library collecting Santa Rita Ranch III governance documents, meeting records, enforcement reports, correspondence, and analysis.
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Shellfall, a cozy artillery game
An in-development game concept puts you in command of a railway gun, aiming by recon reports and a firing table across a watercolor map.
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雨垂庵 (Shizukuan), a one-party stay in Osaka
Shizukuan presents a private, one-group-at-a-time stay in a restored house in Osaka’s Konohana ward.
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Storytree stages a 12-agent babysitting problem
Storytree presents a developer tool for mapping a software project and surfacing what coding agents say needs human attention.
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A searchable cabinet of 1,504 marks
symbools presents a searchable, categorized archive of marks from Yasaburo Kuwayama’s 1973 book Trademarks & Symbols Volume 2.
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Syracuse TL;DR
An unofficial plain-language guide to Syracuse, Utah, city decisions, local news, and upcoming events.
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That’s a Lot of Water puts data-centre use in human scale
An interactive explainer compares estimated data-centre water consumption in 2023 with the IEA’s 2030 projection.
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Atlas: regulator-cited nonclinical precedents
An open evidence browser for nonclinical precedents across approved bispecifics, ADCs, oligonucleotides, gene therapies, and cell therapies.
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The Plastic Clock
An interactive, sourced account of global plastic production, waste, and recycling, with counters that tick from published estimates.
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Times New Woman: a typeface that makes absence visible
This editorial typography project turns official Spanish femicide figures into a downloadable variable font that inserts gaps into text.
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Tennessee’s 2026 ballot, with arguments stripped of labels
A nonpartisan guide to Tennessee’s November 2026 candidates and constitutional amendments, presenting arguments for and against without party or group labels.
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딴짓: A Cabinet of Browser Toys
A Korean-language collection of free browser games, randomizers, QR makers, and other small amusements, designed to work without an app or account.
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Tunero puts Windows gaming tweaks on a scale
Tunero is a free, open-source Windows 11 utility that scans for settings affecting game performance and explains its suggested changes.
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Uncle Sammy’s family-portfolio house tour
An interactive cartoon satire invites visitors into the home of a crypto investor who bet the family inheritance.
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Usurper Reborn: a BBS RPG with a town that outlives you
A text-RPG remake of a 1993 BBS game, set in a persistent world where townspeople live their own lives and player choices shape the story.
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Why not Goddess? A guide to intimate-content removal
A Russian-language guide, AI helper, and personal removal service for people trying to get intimate photos and videos taken down from the internet.
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Worth Ripping: the booster-box break-even desk
A searchable tracker estimates whether trading-card booster boxes are worth opening, using Cardmarket prices and simulated pulls.
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YOLO, Explained in One Look
An interactive crash course shows how YOLO object detection turns an image into boxes and labels, then offers browser-based model tests.
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RSI Watch: the recursive self-improvement claims ledger
A dated, sourced tracker of public claims about whether AI has reached recursive self-improvement.
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Alissultan Otan’s Engineering Logbook
A Shymkent student’s portfolio documents robotics, an AI startup, assistive hardware, and community projects.