二児パパ、生存中: Field Notes from 3AM
A bilingual parenting blog from Nagoya, mixing fatherhood failures, evidence-based childcare, local outings, and English-at-home experiments.
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A bilingual parenting blog from Nagoya, mixing fatherhood failures, evidence-based childcare, local outings, and English-at-home experiments.
A hands-on cultural experience in Lao Chai, Sa Pa, where visitors learn Hmong batik, indigo dyeing, and embroidery alongside artisan Ly Thi Khu and her family.
A pizza ordering service designed for autonomous agents, with a machine-readable menu, end-to-end quotes, and an API that can place and pay for delivery orders.
An archive of the free-hosting era, covering the forums, hosts, economics, and control panels that let people earn web space instead of buying it.
A Windows XP-inspired personal website where Mary-Joyce stores writing, memories, music, games, cat records, diary entries, and digital miscellany.
Rees Calder’s application for a Strategic Partner Manager role turns a CV into an interactive, queryable Supabase database.
A highly designed product presentation for SAMRA, a compact humanoid companion supposedly delivered through a household television.
A fictional ecommerce parody that sells curses for office problems, broken technology, relationship drama, and more.
A fictional institution publishes deadpan notices defending the male wallet from brunches, wedding committees, surprise photographers, and other alleged financial emergencies.
A sharply designed civil-liberties campaign arguing against networked license-plate surveillance and for Fourth Amendment protections.
An archive of things that never arrived, appeared only briefly, or officially disappeared.
A regional digital-creation club in Nakano, Nagano, where middle-school students make games, characters, music, videos, and other works with computers and AI.
A bilingual interactive map of the world of Game of Thrones, with layers for places, houses, rulers, events, dragons, routes, and chronology.
An illustrated history of twenty-nine pirates, buccaneers, and rovers who worked four oceans between 1650 and 1730.
Bronnies is Bronwyn's small-batch Ooltewah business making sourdough bread, cold-process soap, shaving bars, and crocheted lovey plushies.
A Chinese-English dashboard tracking how much major cloud companies spend on AI and infrastructure, what that spending returns, and who captures the resulting profits.
A caregiver app that turns discharge papers, pill bottles, and insurance letters into plain-language care plans, medication schedules, reminders, and family updates.
A deadpan launch site offering genetically identical copies of Max, a bat-eared Jack Russell–Chihuahua cross, for $100,000 and up.
An interactive typography essay with eleven lessons on spacing, measure, scale, weight, case, voice, pairing, specimens, and more.
An interactive Minnesota map connecting surveillance, enforcement, and housing policy through public data.
A fictional Australian-Chinese pocket-pie shop serving thin-skinned, iron-pan-browned meat and vegetable pies with wonderfully overcommitted names.
A monitoring project that tracks price increases, context-window cuts, capability removals, and retirements across AI model providers.
A free browser arcade shooter where you rotate a transforming strike craft, lead your shots, and dismantle alien formations.
A preserved archive of a two-piece teenage band from Ludington, Michigan, active from 2004 to 2008.