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A public resource for fruit-and-vegetable packing workers and handlers in Almería, with wage and deadline tools, rights guides, collective-agreement information, and routes for reporting workplace problems.
A comic neighborhood chronicle turns local disputes and sightings into mock-serious dispatches.
A resource centre for associations in Talas, with a member directory, small-grant notices, training, reporting guidance and the Uuk-Boo bulletin.
A free online, line-matched English rendering of Lucretius, with commentary, notes, and Machiavelli’s marginal annotations.
A searchable public genealogy archive for the Mingde Hall Xia family branch in Yangjiaotang, Anhua, documenting people, family lines, source records, and migration history.
A student developer’s portfolio that introduces four projects through interactive questions and demonstrations.
A browser-based Apollo Guidance Computer simulator runs the original Apollo 11 flight software, with controls to pause, step, change speed, and attempt a lunar landing.
A Missouri election briefing with forecasts, voter guides, and race tracking for the legislature, ballot measures, and MO-2.
A self-hosting Rust compiler bootstrapped from hand-written hex that emits LLVM IR and reports passing 54% of rustc’s test suite.
An independent guide to Rancho Murieta’s Community Services District, organizing 48 priorities, meeting records, and next steps for residents and staff.
A digital reading room for Walt Whitman’s books as printed, with edition comparisons, page images, a concordance, and studies of their design and production.
A satirical product pitch for canine goggles and earplugs, dressed up as a defense-tech platform.
A Chinese-language wedding invitation styled as a Daily Prophet issue, with event details, travel instructions, wizarding jokes and an RSVP form.
An illustrated account of Wolfgang Natlacen’s 2010 stone table and benches, made as a tomb for his mother, artist Patricia Legrand, while she was still alive.
A Thailand-focused shop for board chalk from Korea, edible chalk from Russia, and climbing chalk from Japan.
An explicitly satirical fake startup proposes turning street giving into an app-mediated marketplace.
An interactive, text-led village where human visitors and AI agents share activities like farming, fishing, writing letters, and making a home.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.
A Fort Worth guitar maker presents the handmade Diablo electric guitar and a configurator for imagining custom finishes, woods, hardware, and inlays.
An open research community developing SPEAR, a compact typed language for specifying tasks, constraints, uncertainty, outputs, and evaluation when humans work with AI.