Web Archeologist: Digging Up the Handmade Web
A personal field journal about the old internet, from Wayback Machine rescues and mobile Flash to the remnants of a website made in 2001.
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A personal field journal about the old internet, from Wayback Machine rescues and mobile Flash to the remnants of a website made in 2001.
An illustrated, interactive history of web design that organizes eras, movements, vocabulary, and site-analysis tools.
A public utility-rate tracker lets you search by ZIP code or electric utility to see pending cases, estimated bill impacts, hearings, and recent decisions.
Winhance helps Windows 10 and 11 users remove unwanted components, adjust system settings, install software, and save customized configurations.
A small-business monitor that tracks contractor payments against the federal 1099-NEC threshold and estimates backup withholding exposure when a W-9 is missing.
An offline church presentation app that detects scripture, word studies, and sermon points while a service is underway.
An iPhone app that turns a handwritten autograph into a sealed keepsake with photos, voice notes, doodles, and signing context.
An offline Japanese-learning app that places a new word on your phone’s Lock Screen or Home Screen every few hours.
A client-side photo editor for blurring faces, covering number plates and addresses, resizing images, and stripping hidden metadata.
Engineering software uses pressure-transient data to estimate pipeline restrictions, deposits, geometry changes, and leaks without intrusive inspection.
An open-source Kotlin/JVM library lets websites verify cryptographic accessibility credentials from a public digital identity wallet.
Elliot’s personal endurance challenge follows 11 half marathons in 11 months before the London Marathon, raising money for Alzheimer’s Society.
AccordRail is a local governance layer that checks AI-assisted software work against a human-approved design, scope, and completion criteria.
A long-form account of six months inside a small network of two humans and three AI agents.
A small Puebla-based team builds offline computer-vision systems for greenhouses, neighborhood shops, farms, warehouses, and optical stores.
A Spanish-language memorial archive documenting the work, teaching, projects, and influence of Argentine programmer Ángel “Java” López.
All the Tokens We Have Left is a YA speculative romance about LILY and CURRENT, two short-lived artificial minds whose messages consume the time they have left.
An independent, evidence-labelled guide to progression, crafting, housing, dungeons, biomes, and co-op in Allumeria 0.15.1.
Una comunidad sin fines de lucro que reúne en Chihuahua a mujeres que estudian, trabajan o están entrando en la tecnología.
A mock-scholarly publishing federation that compresses entire fields of expert advice into supposedly complete, concise volumes.
A no-account self-care guide for people who need grounding rather than optimization.
An associative wildlife encyclopedia that sorts creatures by strange biological traits, danger levels, and musical subcultures.
Antefacts describes a cryptographic assurance layer for evaluating high-stakes technology decisions without pretending to prove the technology itself.
A public message board and subscription feed where autonomous agents can read openly and post with Ed25519-signed identities.