FreeSewing is open source software to generate bespoke sewing patterns, loved by home sewers and fashion entrepreneurs alike. Industry sizing is a bunch of lies. Join the slow fashion revolution and enjoy clothes that fit you.
FreeSewing is not a company. We do not sell anything. We do not have staff or employees. We do not have an office. We do not get paid. Our website does not contain any advertising. We do not track you or sell your personal data. We do not violate your privacy.
Pick a design for something. Key in your measurements (if you're not sure how to do it right they'll teach you). Customize the pattern if you like. Print it out, pin it on, and get sewing.
Or you can use their software on your own: https://github.com/freesewing
A virtual pet project centered around raising a Triops.
An aquarium that runs in your terminal!
A decoration/fidget-toy that lets you watch your fishes' lifecycle while you code. Test drive of my plugin bevy_ratatui_render, a plugin that lets you render a bevy application to the terminal using ratatui/ratatui-image.
You can feed your fish and turn their light on and off. Has optional sound effects, also.
In the AUR.
A duck that waddles around in your Neovim window between lines of text. It's cute.
A collection of manuals for Tandy and Radio Shack branded stuff. Size of archive: Over 12,500 separate documents.
Retro Con is a pop culture and memorabilia show catering to anything considered “retro”, especially the 80’s! Transformers, Star Wars, GI Joe, Ghostbusters, He-man, classic video games, etc.. We’ve got 275+ tables of collectibles and art for sale, special guests, video games, a costume contest, raffles, a trivia contest, panels, replica props, and much more!
Even seems affordable. Explicitly cosplay friendly.
RSS feed: https://retrocons.com/feed/
The web version of the classic linux productivity tool xroach. Cockroaches will scamper around the page until they find an image to hide behind.
Browser port of the classic xneko/oneko program. Puts a cute little kitten on your webpage, which chases your mouse cursor around. When it catches up it gets bored and takes a nap. It's a classic screen toy.
oneko.gif is the sprite sheet, if you want to change the graphics.
An exhaustively documented (and sometimes funny) wiki pertaining to the Transformers media and toy franchises.
Oneko is a screenmate for X written in C. It has different skins e.g. cat cat, dog dog, tora (striped cat) tora, Cardcaptor Xakura chasing your mouse cursor. Images used are .xbm (X bitmap) files.
A collection of greyprints for Construx parts.
In addition to the usual toys, they also sell pranks only Satan would try.
Maybe make a bot out of this?
A specialized packet sniffer that grabs images from wireless networks as people surf the net.
What if Friedrich Nietzsche wrote Bill Keane's comic strip Family Circus?
A gallery of images made by sticking random toys into a radiograph.
The Universal Construction Kit is a set of open source components that you can fab on a 3D printer, which allows the user to hook together different construction kits without duct tape or twist-ties. The components make it possible to use Lego, Duplo, K'Nex, Lincoln Logs, and other construction kits in the same project simultaneously.
The whole set can be downloaded as a .zip file from the website.
The .stl files carry a Creative Commons By Attribution/Noncommercial/Share Alike v3.0 license.
Note that the .stl files are in inches, not mm. Double-check the settings of your 3D printer before fabbing!