Our Child’s Emergency Guide
A Korean-language map and guide helps caregivers find pediatric emergency departments and night clinics using a child’s age, symptoms, and location.
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A Korean-language map and guide helps caregivers find pediatric emergency departments and night clinics using a child’s age, symptoms, and location.
A father-and-son comedy show and a father-and-son horror-review show, presented as two channels on one station and linked to Falls Area Community TV.
An interactive analysis turns estimates of Massachusetts grid upgrades into an illustrative household bill, with controls for exploring how the costs could change.
An interactive fruit-fly simulation paints pictures, with its turns driven by a model built from a real fly’s brain wiring.
An interactive map lets visitors explore reported license-plate reader locations by state, county, or route.
A programming language and learning environment designed around Tajik keywords, error messages, and language-specific text handling.
An interactive artwork turns public-source research about people into poetic portraits arranged as snowflakes.
An interactive, deliberately misspelled introduction to Windows AD CS, with a certificate tree, a pretend certificate maker, a glossary, and a quiz.
An interactive 3D reconstruction of Cotonou pairs a map explorer with a zémidjan-driving game.
A public research project organizing an investigation of the Voynich Manuscript through questions, evidence, methods, datasets, and sources.
A mock-academy site offers short lessons in everyday tasks, complete with course codes, numbered steps, and certificates.
A satirical newspaper riffs on U.S. e-commerce, consumer packaged goods, retail, and brand news in the deadpan style of a financial daily.
A complete online archive of a collaborative hypernarrative written on the Meta Network from 1997 to 1998.
An interactive simulator lets visitors explore earthquake scenarios across ten New Zealand cities and consider who and what may be at risk.
An interactive Mars map plots routes between selected locations, with terrain-aware directions, elevation profiles, and estimated travel times for several kinds of traveler.
A browser-based anime pickleball game where a yakuza-run ward settles its debts on the court.
A student-led initiative explains Korean law in plain English for teens and migrants, with a published evidence guide and projects aimed at improving access to legal information.
A bespoke birthday page combines a personal message, playable music synthesized in the browser, and a journey story about a Prophet '08.
Orien is a free iPhone app that lets people speak by looking at on-screen choices, with phrases, a gaze-controlled keyboard, and text-to-speech.
A free, plain-English guide to Wyoming’s 2026 homeowner property-tax ballot measure, covering its effects, arguments on both sides, and county context.
A carefully staged, darkly comic storefront for hand-poured concrete shoes, complete with product models, prices, appointment fittings, and a Hobart expansion story.
Neuron Persona Library catalogs replies from Qwen3-8B after individual MLP neurons are pushed up or down and the model is asked, “Who are you?”
A dashboard for the Squeekchain hamster’s wheel readings, testnet blocks, SQK issuance, wallet lookup, and stream overlay.
Redivivus reconstructs Diablo II: Lord of Destruction 1.14d’s shipped Game.exe as C++ source that compiles, links, and runs as d2.exe.