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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An open-source command-line tool presented for checking computers and GitHub accounts or organizations for PolinRider malware, then guiding cleanup.
A browser-playable home for the classic class shooter, with match replays, player records, films, and community links.
A multilingual reference site for manṭiq, classical logic in the Islamic scholarly tradition, covering books, scholars, curricula, and related news.
A campaign by four mothers whose sons had ADHD and died by suicide, calling for a shared framework across statutory services.
A focused news edition covers federal benefits, health care, pay and legislation affecting veterans, service members and their families.
A phone-motion running game that pits you against a hamster’s live or recorded wheel-running rounds.
A digital gallery of museum painting reproductions, arranged into changing exhibitions with detailed catalogue-style labels.
An interactive model lets visitors test how NYC bus fare enforcement might affect evasion rates, notices, recovered fares, and team costs.
A South African data service turns scattered public records into datasets available as tables, APIs, CSV, Excel, or alerts.
An interactive 3D map presents the Canadian Corps’ attack at Vimy Ridge, 9–12 April 1917, with guided battle phases and battlefield controls.
ARQLAB presents an exploratory atlas of Neuquén’s urban growth from 2003 to 2026, with density, urban footprint, population, and possible scenarios through 2036.
An artist uses AI-generated images to imagine San Francisco’s first Pride, while documenting what the images—and the archive—leave out.
A research portfolio presented as an interactive city, with buildings leading to work in urban simulation, peptide machine learning, astronomy, and engineering.
An independent search engine with its own crawler and index, plus forum search, website screenshots, visual search, and a developer API.
Negrestudo is Ariê’s independent research project on representation, access, and power in the art system, preserving a 2019 study alongside a new edition.
A five-stage field guide and red-flag check for recognizing romance scams and finding practical next steps.
A Haitian Creole/French directory for finding nearby medicines and health services in Haiti, with blood requests, health jobs, and emergency contacts.
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.
A free communication board lets children tap picture buttons to have words spoken aloud on a phone or tablet.
A bilingual showcase for a humanoid robot designed in Pratapgarh, with a Hindi-speaking brain and an interactive, component-by-component walkthrough.
A deadpan tribute to a retired firefighter who now spends every day operating a 4-ton mini excavator.
A state-by-state guide to U.S. ultramarathons, combining course details, race dates, aid stations, cutoffs, weather, gear and crew logistics.
Àríyá presents Nigerian wedding-planning tools for guest invitations, RSVPs, seating, and vendors.
The Bureau of the Beyond and Inexplicable is a Katy, Texas-based project for field investigations, folklore, podcast plans, and dispatches from its fictional staff.