Stefano Guo’s Sacred Objects
A California-based artist presents hand-made sacred vessels, devotional objects, bespoke jewellery, and consulting for parishes and religious communities.
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A California-based artist presents hand-made sacred vessels, devotional objects, bespoke jewellery, and consulting for parishes and religious communities.
A browser workshop for building, testing, remixing, and sharing tiny platform-puzzle levels.
An early-beta audio mixing tool built around a desk-like interface, with channel EQ, compression, gating, reverb, delay, and automatic saving.
A quiet browser-based focus timer that turns completed intervals into illustrated night scenes and a private local journal.
A desktop library for scanning, rendering, measuring, grouping, and tracking STL files on your own machine.
A live geopolitical dashboard tracking ship traffic, oil flows, stockpiles, prices, news, and the unfolding story around the Strait of Hormuz.
An open-source local security layer that scans what AI coding agents read, marks risky sessions, and blocks dangerous follow-up actions.
A Spanish price-tracking site follows 49 everyday products at Mercadona and Carrefour, with historical prices, unit costs, and reference-basket totals.
An independent magazine covering contemporary African artists, photographers, curators, exhibitions, podcasts, and visual culture.
A Sunset Park stand-up venue staging live shows three nights a week in the back room of L'Wren bar.
SWARM presents an on-chain colony of simulated fruit-fly nervous systems, with each fly making trades through its own wallet.
A live 3D habitat simulates fruit-fly and worm behavior through neural models, environmental sensing, telemetry, and operator interventions.
A 45-lesson Turkish curriculum covering amateur-radio fundamentals, operating practice, equipment, antennas, digital modes, and Turkish authorization rules.
A private fishing journal for iPhone and Android that records catches, waters, sessions, personal bests, and local water conditions.
A rain-or-shine, no-drop group bike ride around Tacoma, with posted routes, required lights, and a strong preference for bad weather.
A private, browser-based receipt notebook that uses on-device OCR to check sample reward rules and maintain an exportable points ledger.
A browser-based scoreboard that lets padel clubs, referees, and producers control matches from a phone and send branded overlays to OBS, vMix, YouTube, or Twitch.
A Russian fan-made guide to Standoff 2 that explains the 110-second tactical round through economy, positioning, contacts, rotations, and endgame decisions.
A handwriting-first Todo app where tasks are completed by drawing a line through them, with no checkboxes.
A browser-playable shogi variant that balances first-move advantage by letting players place both kings before a 40-move opening phase.
A Japanese mountain arts project gives children a three-day workshop before sending their music to a piano concert at 1,780 metres in the Yatsugatake range.
Handmade wooden wall maps use colored LEDs to display wave size and quality at selected surf breaks.
Terry Lomax sells an illustrated PDF about running a British family household in the 1970s, updated with present-day prices and shops.
A privacy-first family of five small journaling apps for tea, coffee, training, reading, and countdown projects.