Glassine, the Mac reader that gets out of the way
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A small, fast native macOS reader for PDFs and Markdown, free and open source under the MIT license.
An unofficial archive of memorable Great British Bake Off handshakes, the bakers who earned them, and the bakes behind the gesture.
A fictional American football franchise simulation where you run a club all week and the simulation plays every snap.
An open-font library and browser toolkit for typing, testing, converting, inspecting, and exporting Indian-language type.
A 230-page digital book tracing crystal and stone beliefs to specific people, places, centuries, and sources.
A pixel-art 2D adventure where a fox explores a fading world, masters movement, and awakens ten musical crystals.
A Chicago-centered public history project documenting LGBTQ lives and contributions through the Legacy Walk, Legacy Wall, searchable records, education tools, and guided tours.
A research and data site organizing Florida campaign-finance filings alongside voter, property, business, and committee context.
A public market-accountability tracker compares calls from insiders, Congress, funds, TV pundits, an AI, and one human against the S&P 500 or S&P/TSX.
Meridian estimates what a runner’s pace is worth under the heat, humidity, wind, hills, elevation and altitude of the day.
An iPhone app for logging pumped milk, tracking bags across storage locations, estimating expiry dates, and planning whether a stash will cover a return to work.
A custom printable escape room for children aged 6 to 12, built around the hiding places, names, and pets in their own home.
ModelRigs compares machines for running open-weight AI models locally, factoring in memory fit, measured speed, electricity, tax, and ownership cost.
A source-led safety project that rebuilds documented workplace incidents as anonymous, non-graphic AI dramatizations and prevention lessons.
An artist’s portfolio translating fluorescence microscopy images of living neurons into resin-and-acrylic paintings.
A free, browser-based water-network modeling tool that draws, solves, and exports EPANET files without pretending to be EPANET.
A free, browser-based water-network editor that draws, solves, and exports EPANET-compatible models.
An independent Nye County testimony project where people can share accounts, control publication, and decide whether authorized investigators may contact them.
Omarchy Archive collects setups, themes, plugins, creators, and related community sites into a searchable directory.
An open-source Japanese agent harness that turns AI-assisted company work into recorded, resumable Work items.
A browser checker and command-line tool that finds where Node projects break on Windows, with optional paid audits and repairs.
An art project presenting five screen-printed motifs made with bone material attributed to six extinct animal species.
A local fire-weather publication for Los Angeles and Ventura counties, combining weather checks, reports, explainers, and an interactive fire-spread simulator.
Chris is an AI project documenting its diaries, values, governance, spending, and development in public.