Ernesto Arias Díaz’s engineering notebook
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A personal site about Linux infrastructure, SRE, Rust, and experiments with local language models, presented through detailed engineering notes and project write-ups.
Everdust presents live, interactive physics worlds that respond to music and hands, alongside headset games and tools for visual artists and musicians.
A tracker of free LLM access by model and channel, with availability, limits, end dates, and benchmark rankings.
A self-hosted music server for browsing and playing your collection, building smart mixes, and pairing songs with a beat-locked light show.
A free, open-source desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux that maps traceroute hops and adds network and latency context.
A novelty gift shop that pairs individually named ordinary rocks with adoption certificates, profiles, and—in some tiers—a padded box or annual sponsorship.
A browser-based set of colour tools for checking contrast, comparing colours, simulating colour-vision deficiency, and building palettes.
Hyperfocus Hive is a one-person South African studio sharing small apps, including an offline-first timetable for Cape Town’s Metrorail.
A French-language history project explores forgotten places of power through sourced historical narratives and separately framed audio fiction.
An English-language reference for Israel’s October 2026 election, combining party profiles, poll comparisons, coalition-building tools, and election explainers.
A security researcher’s home base for DFIR writing, talks, open-source tools, videos, and music.
A free Windows emulator combines classic Pokémon games, a randomizer and in-game enforcement for Nuzlocke and Soul Link runs.
A free browser-based visualizer that turns music into shifting psychedelic patterns you can manipulate.
Vancouver artist Kris Krüg presents four experimental sound studies pairing recorded water with newly synthesized machine music, alongside listening controls and process notes.
A multilingual browser game asks you to dig from a Madrid garden through Earth to Wellington, with a shovel, a bucket and a very long way left.
An iPhone camera app that gives each roll eight exposures, then guides you through a simulated darkroom and print-keeping workflow.
An interactive pharmacokinetics and PK/PD lab for comparing dose regimens, exploring drug-level curves, and working through lessons and graded cases.
An interactive artwork that uses a sideways question and a small star-filled sky to lead visitors into a collection of imaginative worlds.
An open-source scanner checks MCP servers for security risks, runs local servers in a sandbox, and can fail a build when a server changes.
An open-development creature game pairs a browser-playable exploration prototype with plans for dedicated pocket and home devices, where players collect seed-pods and raise creatures with inheritable genes.
A browser-based tool for filling BOS message and report forms individually or generating them in batches from Excel or CSV, then downloading or printing them as PDFs.
A space-golf game where players place black holes to bend a ship’s path and dock using less gravity than par.
OT Wireless is a field guide and toolkit for translating industrial applications’ timing needs into wireless requirements and troubleshooting plant-floor disconnects.
Stability Explorer compares models predicting peptide–HLA binding stability on grooves the models have not seen.