Phone It In Film Festival
A Denver comedy film festival for phone-shot films under three minutes, with audience voting and a $10 door fee.
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A Denver comedy film festival for phone-shot films under three minutes, with audience voting and a $10 door fee.
An open, curated guide to popular music that connects albums, artists, genres, scenes, studios, and historical moments.
A celebration of Richard P. Herman at Windsor Mountain Summer Camp, combining music, swimming, food trucks, a service, dinner, and a campfire.
Rook records a robot fleet’s decision-layer messages so an incident can be replayed deterministically on a laptop and retained as a regression test.
A prototype coastal-hazard map compiling 21 reefs, shoals, waves, and local navigation marks from public sources in four languages.
A free Splunk app replays the 2025 Italian Grand Prix from real telemetry, combining a GPS-derived circuit map, timing tower, lap comparisons, incident review, and reproducible SPL.
A free real-time strategy game that puts ore harvesters, power grids, tank factories, and twelve missions in a browser tab.
An event-driven TypeScript engine for backtesting and paper trading, with a browser demo that replays real exchange data.
Owoeye Jesuloba Grace’s living archive of Liverpool’s people, places, moments, stories, conversations, and overlooked details.
A free public reference-and-reading institution for weird fiction, with public-domain texts and an editorial card catalog.
A richly detailed archive for a 12-team fantasy football league, documenting drafts, standings, trades, punishments, rivalries, and years of manager humiliation.
A Czech children’s story and cookbook that explain diabetes, the body, food, and movement through characters, illustrations, and family recipes.
A UVA club gives away loaded teas and delivers each drink with a handwritten note to someone on campus.
A live index of people selling advertising space on laptops, cars, fingernails, race kits, and other unusually intimate pieces of real life.
A live auction sells twelve advertising spots on a white 2021 Porsche 911, with winning bids directed to charity.
Brand My Microduck auctions ten laser-engraving spots—and the right to name an open-source robot duck.
A mock ministry for developers, offering scripture, parables, hymns, testimonies, counsel, and a six-question readiness assessment.
A Miami community repair club pairs neighbors with volunteers who try to fix electronics, furniture, bicycles, clothing, and whatever else arrives at the table.
An independent archive of radio shows, playlists, and writing about records, noise, and music that resists polish.
A browser-based bill splitter that lets groups claim individual receipt items together from one shared link.
A free, browser-based shared-world city simulation in which players buy land, build roads, provide utilities, set prices, and compete for residents.
Firjan is an anonymous Qatari neighborhood community for local posts, polls, nearby places, and live group games.
Hardcopy collects the articles, PDFs, links, and notes you save during a month, then typesets and mails them as a single pocket paperback.
Three minigames turn the mechanisms of Danny Hillis patents into playful, explicitly nonphysical interactive experiments.