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Judge My Music is a satirical faux AI music project by Mike Lacher and Matt Daniels. It generates humorous critiques of a user's Spotify or Apple Music listening data, including top songs, tracks, and recent playlists. The project does not save user Spotify or Apple Music data, and temporary access to account information is only granted via a one-time login code.
Library of Babel is a project that aims to create a universal library containing all possible variations of 23 letters. It provides tools for users to browse, search, and access random content, along with reference materials, image archives, forums, and theory sections related to the project.
Museum of All Things is a free, open-source project that builds a nearly infinite 3D museum procedurally generated from Wikipedia content. Each exhibit shows the corresponding Wikipedia article text as wall plaques and pulls relevant images from Wikimedia Commons. Hallways connect each exhibit to others linked from the current exhibit's Wikipedia page, allowing endless exploration. The project is hosted publicly on GitHub.
OpenChaos.dev is a self-evolving open source project in which the community votes weekly on pull requests and the winning PR is merged. The site frames this as Control versus Chaos and lists past winners in a Hall of Chaos. It also references voting countdowns and a project tag cloud.
Optimum-TPU is a Hugging Face project providing Google TPU optimizations for transformers models, aiming to ease training and inference on TPUs. It supports text generation models including Gemma, Llama2, Llama3 and Mistral, and includes a text-generation-inference backend. The repository was archived in January 2026 and is read-only, with the project in maintenance mode.
Atomic Rockets is a website established in 1994, originally providing rocketry equations and back-of-the-envelope calculation tools for hard science fiction authors and game designers. It later expanded to cover additional science fiction-related topics including galactic empires and interstellar trade, and offers related merchandise such as nomograms, posters, and branded items. Updates to the site are described as sporadic.
An open-access archive and digital research initiative for the study and preservation of the all-fiction pulpwood magazine. It provides information and resources on publishing history, search and discovery platforms, and a library of cover-to-cover digital facsimiles.
The Purdue University Research Repository is a data management and publishing service for Purdue researchers. It offers guidance on data management plans, project storage, file sharing for collaboration, and dataset publication with a DOI and citation tracking. Open datasets from Purdue research are archived and can be explored. Storage is measured per project, starting with 100GB.
The Place Atlas Initiative is a group that hosts the r/place Atlas projects and others, including atlases for 2017, 2022 and 2023 and the r/place Wiki. The page lists affiliated projects and names members of its archival, development and wiki teams.
R74n is a collection of web projects, experiences and tools from the developer of Sandboxels. The collection links to projects including the Sandboxels falling-sand simulator, Infinite Chef kitchen simulator, GenTown planet simulator, Copy Paste Dump and a unit converter.
The Beckett Digital Manuscript Project is a collaboration between manuscript and textual research centres to reunite the manuscripts of Samuel Beckett's works in digital form. It brings together digital facsimiles of documents held in different libraries and adds transcriptions, tools for bilingual and genetic version comparison, a search engine, and analysis of textual genesis. Access to the archive requires an access code.
Sounds of the Forest is a project collecting the sounds of woodlands and forests from around the world into a growing soundmap. The collected sounds form an open source library that anyone can listen to and create from. The project was created by Wild Rumpus and is built on Mapbox GL JS.
sourcehut hub is a forge platform that invites visitors to register or log in and features selected projects. Featured projects include a terminal-based Settlers of Catan implementation, a 3DS homebrew collection, a code editor powered by libfn, a social bookmarking website, and a terminal web browser.
The GDELT Project monitors broadcast, print and web news from nearly every country in over 100 languages, identifying people, locations, organizations, themes, sources, emotions, counts, quotes, images and events. Its archives date back to January 1, 1979 and update every 15 minutes. Data can be downloaded as raw CSV files, visualized with the GDELT Analysis Service, or queried with Google BigQuery.
Toonami Remastered is a project that restores classic Toonami, Cartoon Network and other network footage to higher quality for improved viewing. It replaces original video clips with high-quality DVD or Blu-ray versions, and uses software to clean footage that cannot be replaced, such as shots of TOM or the Absolution. The project accepts user-submitted footage for restoration and credits contributors for any used material.
Volunteers Base is a not-for-profit moneyless help exchange network where hosts list projects and volunteers apply to help while traveling. Verified profiles can contact projects without yearly renewals, time limits or recurring membership fees.
4chan Captcha Solver is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
4chan GhostPostMixer is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
4chan X is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
The Alaska Satellite Facility (ASF) operates the NASA archive of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data and functions as a Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) supporting NASA's ESDIS project. It specializes in SAR data collection, processing, archiving, and distribution, and offers related services including ground station operations, training resources, and public access to SAR datasets such as NISAR L-Band and Sentinel-1 data.
The Australian Data Archive holds over 1,700 datasets from social science and related research, spanning projects and studies from 1838 to the present. It supports discovering research data, with collections identifiable by methodology and theme, and allows sharing datasets through the ADA Dataverse.
The Buddhist Digital Archives (BUDA) is a project of the Buddhist Digital Resource Center. It is described as a cooperative platform for expanding access to Buddhist literature, and it offers access to millions of pages of texts contributed by BDRC and its many partners.
Decache is a Windows program that scans a computer's cache for files matching hundreds of pieces of lost media, including over 500 lost YouTube videos and Flash games. Users run start_decache.bat and select a drive to scan, and the project accepts video suggestions and submissions.
doRiNA is an archived site whose content is no longer maintained. The page states the site was archived to focus on new projects, with links preserved. It notes that a list of regulators, the dorinaHub via UCSC Browser, and GitHub pages for dorina and webdorina remain available.
