RDPeek — Remote desktops, the Mac way
A native macOS RDP client (Swift) that leans hard into “Mac-ness”: hardware-decoded video, Keychain creds, cert pinning, and a device grid connection center.
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A native macOS RDP client (Swift) that leans hard into “Mac-ness”: hardware-decoded video, Keychain creds, cert pinning, and a device grid connection center.
An interactive dub performance module that turns a mixer into an instrument—delay, reverb, sample pads, MIDI learn, and live recording.
A trading system that claims “altitude” news detection and lightning execution, with concrete production timing numbers and a live-status framing.
Step-by-step, evidence-checklist “kits” for merchants whose Google Business Profile, Meta ads, Stripe payouts, or chargebacks freeze them.
A South Australia “last one standing” backyard ultra with a measured 6.7056km loop, hourly on-the-dot rules, and tiered releases capped by capacity.
A browser-based “watch together” room that syncs playback and lets you see/hear each other—no sign-up, just share a link.
A cybersecurity monitoring/honeypot/SIEM/C2 “command center” that reads like a homelab console—complete with simulated command output and module stats.
A boutique tech consultancy + public study/substack framing AI governance as a repair call when systems stop serving people.
A focused screenshot/PDF REST API with concrete dev use cases (invoices, OG images, monitoring) and a clear free tier.
A Mac app concept that embeds cryptographically-signed, inaudible per-buyer watermarks into music promos and can identify the leaker from leaked files.
A youth problem-solving program that teaches kids a named “seven moves” method, with real coach identity and a “built by Emeka” proof story.
A terminal-style “operating manual + mission log” for a live rat self-awareness experiment with a closed-loop habitat and a level-based progression.
A dad-built tool that converts a kid’s photo into a slow, step-by-step draw-along and a printable coloring page—priced simply for families.
A privacy-first set of image/PDF/text tools that explicitly run locally—no uploads, no sign-ups.
A keyboard-first “bookmark cockpit” for developers, with AI filing, agent-native workflows, and an export-first promise.
A one-time, tail-number-to-PDF workflow that turns scattered FAA/NTSB/AD records into a 0–100 risk score and “red flags” preview.
A highly specific tropical cyclone vortex analysis platform that unifies live monitoring and decades of archived radar/satellite/reanalysis into interactive 3D diagnostics.
An AI receptionist for law/professional offices that answers a real business line, switches English↔Spanish mid-call, and emails an intake brief + transcript.
A source-checked AI intelligence publication focused on models, costs, and real-world tool/economics coverage.
A fantasy book project site with a vivid prologue and a clickable cast taxonomy—built like a world you can browse.
A small artisan sourdough bakery site with a clear weekly “drop” cadence and a founder story, built around preorders that sell out.
A consent-centered queer/kink motel-noir erotic zine with open calls, faux classifieds, and issue-themed voyeurism aesthetics.
A privacy crisis explainer that breaks down the “Proxy Earth” phone-number lookup incident and what users can do next.
A satirical “breaking news” site about AI token burn—complete with a token carbon footprint calculator and a live-ish token toll counter.