1amageek: An Engineer’s Portfolio of Code, Music, and Machines
Norikazu Muramoto’s portfolio presents 13 projects spanning live-coding music, CAD, chip design, AI, data, networks, and robotics.
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Norikazu Muramoto’s portfolio presents 13 projects spanning live-coding music, CAD, chip design, AI, data, networks, and robotics.
A prerelease Linux Chromium browser that inspects C2PA content credentials and can gate images or media based on the result.
A historical project documents the weapons and arms industry Germany took from Czechoslovakia in 1939, then traces their role in the war.
Bandstand organizes a band’s charts, setlists, performance mode, and rehearsal scheduling in one shared service.
A Chicago campaign-finance ledger tracks contributions linked to Beal Properties’ owner and local aldermen and mayoral candidates.
A free browser game recreates a Nigerian classroom pen-flicking game, with solo, local multiplayer, online matches, and knockout cups.
A collection of 12 chimney-work-themed arcade games, from rooftop runs to brick-stacking puzzles.
An independent Taiwan project building tools for photo-based hazard checks, safety-meeting minutes and notices, alongside a daily construction-incident digest.
Crusher is a Mac and Windows file-compression app that targets a chosen size and says its processing happens on the user’s device.
Eldivo presents an early-access app for keeping an elderly parent’s medicines, readings, appointments and doctor notes in one shared family record.
An independent, claim-by-claim check of a SpaceWeatherNews video about solar events, magnetic pole flips and shifts in Earth's crust.
A free, interactive course explains how money and financial institutions work in Canada, from everyday borrowing to investment firms.
A browser-based railway tycoon where four companies build rail networks and supply chains to grow their cities between 1850 and 2050.
Nyx compares the night sky across 63 U.S. national parks, scoring each park and night from 0 to 100.
A free, open-source desktop app for projecting scripture, songs, sermon slides, media and service timers.
Heartwood presents a family oral-history game where recorded stories become lanterns in a shared digital grove.
A Chinese-language Spanish learning tool focused on everyday life in Venezuela, with searchable vocabulary, listening and recall practice, and scenario-based exercises.
An independent public-data project maps past power-project outcomes and estimates how likely a new project is to get built at each California substation.
A comedy publication mixing news and opinion with ranked specials, comedy listings, recurring features, and games.
An interactive explainer apportions a tax payment across Hong Kong’s 2026/27 budget categories and links figures to official source documents.
A resident-built guide explains Holiday Island, Arkansas’s transition toward one city government, including its proposed sales-tax vote, projected costs, service changes, and next steps.
A free, community-maintained library of lessons and indexed public-domain works, organized across subjects from languages and sciences to political theory.
A 2026 almanac tracks reported outside spending across Iowa’s five federal races, with links to source filings.
A browser-based 3D driving game that casts the player as a motorbike taxi rider in Lilongwe, Malawi.