Still Seeding: the afterlives of Linux distributions
An archival publication tracing how obscure Linux distributions began, shipped, ended, and sometimes survived under new names.
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An archival publication tracing how obscure Linux distributions began, shipped, ended, and sometimes survived under new names.
A student-made interactive welcome from Magic to new LaGuardia classmates, built around a digital monument, an original song, and four participatory foundation stones.
A Japanese directory of six source-backed compatibility databases and a diagram-based photography textbook.
Illustrated essays that test statistical methods by enumerating their outcomes instead of taking their textbook promises on faith.
Norteira builds and runs local photography marketplaces, with Portugal and Spain open and ten more European markets plotted for 2027.
A community organization supporting searches for missing relatives, family advocacy, public awareness, and field reporting.
Personal Space Project is an online gallery—and appointment-only real-world gallery—located in jeweller Zoe Brand’s bedroom in Canberra, Australia.
PileProof helps U.S. composting facilities log pile temperatures, track pathogen-reduction requirements, and produce inspector-ready batch certificates.
An interactive atlas of the 72 melakarta ragas of Carnatic music, with playable scales, swara relationships, janya connections, and a guide to the Katapayadi naming cipher.
A free public-records tool covering taxes, home prices, flood zones, schools, utilities, heating, and housing activity across all 101 Western Massachusetts towns.
An interactive science project about antibiotic resistance, from Alpine ice and soil samples to the mechanisms inside a bacterial cell.
An interactive atlas that tracks humanitarian crises across 15 places and connects live alerts with sourced, place-specific stories.
A Japanese public archive tracking food-safety violations, recalls, food-poisoning incidents, and local enforcement records.
Signata records wake, sleep, lock, unlock, USB, volume, display, and audio events on a Mac into a tamper-evident local log.
An anonymous imageboard where people share AI-assisted software, failed launches, dubious demos, and the consequences of shipping before reading the error.
A concise manifesto for using computers deliberately, on your own schedule and for your own reasons.
A developer toolkit that reads a single annotated .proto file and generates database schemas, ORM projects, MCP tools, and on-chain contracts.
JP Coakley’s twenty-three-year photographic record of the number 210, encountered on scales, road signs, screens, price tags, and elsewhere.
An experimental fiction archive presented as a forgotten 1980s cable station, with recovered transmissions, damaged memories, and future channels waiting in the static.
A near-real-time multiplayer text cultivation game where players share one map, one history, and a world that keeps moving after they log off.
A bilingual study edition of Arunagirinathar’s fifteenth-century hymns to Murugan, pairing Tamil verse with transliteration, Tamil and English meanings, word etymology, rhythm, and temple context.
An iPhone app turns job-site safety meetings into signed, shareable PDFs without an account, server, or network connection.
A plain-language guide to spinocerebellar ataxia for people living with it and the families and friends around them.
An interactive map of Israeli metal bands, past and present, organized by genre, status, activity years, shared musicians, gigs, and recorded live shows.