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A research site that checks claims about topics ranging from datacenter impacts and health fads to Linux phones and Zigbee networks.
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Hommes et femmes dans la guerre
A French historical search site connecting people who died in wars, resistance files, maps, and timelines from 1870 onward.
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OpenCouncil makes Welsh council decisions easier to follow
An independent, bilingual site for searching Welsh council meetings, decisions, councillors, planning and related public information.
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Play it Safe: Canberra’s pocket harm-reduction guide
An ACT-focused guide to drug safety, with CanTEST information, naloxone and CPR guidance, and drug-combination resources.
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PolinRider Scanner’s malware cleanup workflow
An open-source command-line tool presented for checking computers and GitHub accounts or organizations for PolinRider malware, then guiding cleanup.
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QWTF Play brings QuakeWorld Team Fortress into the browser
A browser-playable home for the classic class shooter, with match replays, player records, films, and community links.
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The Mantiqi maps the literature of Islamic logic
A multilingual reference site for manṭiq, classical logic in the Islamic scholarly tradition, covering books, scholars, curricula, and related news.
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Too Many Failed: four families’ ADHD campaign
A campaign by four mothers whose sons had ADHD and died by suicide, calling for a shared framework across statutory services.
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Federal Affairs Dispatch tracks the decisions that reach military families
A focused news edition covers federal benefits, health care, pay and legislation affecting veterans, service members and their families.
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Can You Outrun Squeektoshi?
A phone-motion running game that pits you against a hamster’s live or recorded wheel-running rounds.
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Lacrimae Rerum Gallery, after hours
A digital gallery of museum painting reproductions, arranged into changing exhibitions with detailed catalogue-style labels.
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A fare-enforcement model with its assumptions exposed
An interactive model lets visitors test how NYC bus fare enforcement might affect evasion rates, notices, recovered fares, and team costs.
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Unmapped Dataworks, making South Africa’s missing data usable
A South African data service turns scattered public records into datasets available as tables, APIs, CSV, Excel, or alerts.
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Vimy Ridge, Mapped Phase by Phase
An interactive 3D map presents the Canadian Corps’ attack at Vimy Ridge, 9–12 April 1917, with guided battle phases and battlefield controls.
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Neuquén’s changing urban footprint, mapped
ARQLAB presents an exploratory atlas of Neuquén’s urban growth from 2003 to 2026, with density, urban footprint, population, and possible scenarios through 2036.
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Composite, June 1970
An artist uses AI-generated images to imagine San Francisco’s first Pride, while documenting what the images—and the archive—leave out.
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Daniel Tsen’s walkable research city
A research portfolio presented as an interactive city, with buildings leading to work in urban simulation, peptide machine learning, astronomy, and engineering.
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Flowsearch: search across the web, forums, and screenshots
An independent search engine with its own crawler and index, plus forum search, website screenshots, visual search, and a developer API.
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Who Has a Place in the Art System?
Negrestudo is Ariê’s independent research project on representation, access, and power in the art system, preserving a 2019 study alongside a new edition.
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Pickled Wrath: a romance-scam guide with a gherkin narrator
A five-stage field guide and red-flag check for recognizing romance scams and finding practical next steps.
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Pòtay Sante: a Haitian health-access finder
A Haitian Creole/French directory for finding nearby medicines and health services in Haiti, with blood requests, health jobs, and emergency contacts.
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Ravnye: practical guides for LGBTQ+ people navigating relocation
A Russian-language resource for LGBTQ+ people from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, and the Caucasus, covering safe departure, asylum, marriage, documents, and health abroad.
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Say It: a talking button board for kids
A free communication board lets children tap picture buttons to have words spoken aloud on a phone or tablet.
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Srijan Robotics’ Hindi-speaking humanoid
A bilingual showcase for a humanoid robot designed in Pratapgarh, with a Hindi-speaking brain and an interactive, component-by-component walkthrough.