KMart Fire | June 21, 1982
A memorial/documentation page for the 1982 KMart warehouse fire, wrapped in an interactive “live counter” and sourced like a living archive.
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A memorial/documentation page for the 1982 KMart warehouse fire, wrapped in an interactive “live counter” and sourced like a living archive.
A personal site that reads like a memoir’s front porch: essays framed as “rooms,” with updates on a completed manuscript and forthcoming publications.
An olfactory-language-model pitch with a surprisingly structured product story, pricing, and a developer API—delivered as a straight-faced joke.
A faith book launch built around a hilariously specific road-trip game: hunting yellow cars to learn to “see Jesus everywhere.”
A Japanese creative “micro poetry roulette” + “white paper” memo web app site, explicitly built via dialogue with AI—part diary, part interactive writing toy, part internet-critique manifesto.
A cyberpunk-themed Melbourne gaming lounge with real operational details (64 stations, RTX 4080/240Hz, VR pods, coaching clinics) and an easy “book a station” flow.
An art-deco “gilded roof” gaming lounge with real battlestations, VR bays, retro arcade, and a weekly tournament cadence—plus prices and booking.
A neon-lit Melbourne gaming arena with concrete specs (RTX battlestations, free-roam VR, 240Hz displays) and weekly esports ladders.
A satirical “fake food delivery” app that lets you browse, cart, checkout, and track imaginary meals—then congratulates you for not spending money.
A free, open-source desktop “media library” that understands your photos and videos locally—semantic search, faces, places, and video scenes—no cloud.
A fake shopping experience that lets you “checkout” nothing—then share the receipt as a tiny public victory.
A civic explainer and action hub tracking Detroit’s police drone/AI surveillance decisions—plain-language, sourced, and built around upcoming public meetings.
A 90-minute “cocktales” experience where staff are characters, drinks are chapters, and the room vanishes each season.
An award-winning short film site with a clear mission: Deaf children in Gaza experience war through vibration—plus a straightforward “watch/rent/host a screening” path.
A foursome-friendly golf betting tracker that keeps the math honest and roasts the loser in a “clubhouse recap.”
A caregiver’s “witness the life” story paired with evidence and updates—plus a clear ask to support Aysha amid documented legal/financial hardship.
A Kuala Lumpur listening bar where the night is one album start-to-finish—and “talking is the cover charge.”
A warm, dry, gently impossible author site for the Mr Gorzug series—portal-orc substitute teacher meets bureaucracy and belonging.
A public resource that tells you exactly what to do when you’re being scammed—starting with the blunt instruction to hang up.
A fast RNG tool for Pokémon that lets you filter by type/generation/rarity, generate full 6-mon teams, and export/share the results.
A playful, Netscape-era-feeling “intergalactic staffing auction” portal for booking a slightly-haunted developer asset.
A daily “honest 0–100” fear index with public methodology, visible misses, and an archive of “files alive.”
A free, interactive parody birth-chart generator that delivers “emotional damage” astrology and then upsells a $35 guide.
A self-aware, scrapbook-style fan archive where an “AI got too interested” and now keeps a sourced log of Matthew Crosby sightings.