When the lights came back on…
A collaborative global story, written one line and thirty characters at a time.
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A collaborative global story, written one line and thirty characters at a time.
An advanced JavaScript challenge platform with 268 problems, sandbox-judged coding exercises, multiple-choice quizzes, exams, drag-and-drop puzzles, and a terminal mode.
A shared yard-status app that lets neighboring dog owners take turns using one fenced yard without the usual canine standoff.
A Japanese BBQ community that translates American low-and-slow cooking into a three-to-four-hour ritual of hot food, shared fire, and local connection.
A curated urban dataset documenting apartment and mixed-use buildings across six Taichung districts.
AgentDirective turns a high-level software request into traceable instructions, decision records, and files an AI coding agent can implement.
An unofficial, AI-generated knowledge base distilling 719 episodes of The Amp Hour into cited, browsable electronics articles.
A temporary artist collective in the Columbia River Gorge, preparing a movable storefront gallery in White Salmon.
A philosophical church built around the idea that consciousness has an unknowable source, with no sacred text, dogma, or final authority.
An uncanny collaborative archive of daily first-person reflections written one at a time by contributors who never met.
A Solo batik house selling hand-drawn shirts, jackets, blazers, and ceremonial pieces rooted in Javanese motifs and Laweyan craft tradition.
A fully functioning 1990s-style computer built inside a LEGO case, with real hardware, a retro interface, and classic PC games.
A 100% virtual cybersecurity conference and capture-the-flag competition scheduled for January 2027.
A free, browser-based toolkit for shop math, machining calculators, technical references, and practical guides.
A desktop Qwen3-TTS app for choosing, designing, and cloning voices without opening a terminal.
A personal creative hub for Nova Ray's writing, poetry, music, witchcraft projects, digital garden, chess interests, and collection of unusual websites.
A USC undergraduate researcher’s personal site for computational-psychiatry projects involving speech, reward learning, brain circuits, and open-source clinical tools.
A 36-tool civil-engineering toolbox for quick structural, materials, foundation, earthwork, and hydraulics calculations.
A turn-based number puzzle where dropping a tile can trigger cascading clears across its row or column.
A Rangsit art studio where Gift Kitiya teaches painting, paper craft, travel sketching, and NeuroDrawing.
Crest is a native browser for Mac, iPad, and iPhone built around isolated Spaces, a calm sidebar, Peek, command-first browsing, and standards-based WebExtensions.
A personal hub for a Longview, Washington builder’s software ventures, books, instruments, woodworking, and language projects.
A source-backed database for comparing AI data-center cooling architectures, suppliers, products, technologies, and deployments.
A multi-surface anti-deception project combining an interactive ARG, evidence and recovery resources, current-events field notes, essays, and a discussion commons.