宛北周氏: A Family Archive with a Long Memory
A Chinese-language family archive documenting the Zhou clan’s genealogy, local history, family rules, notable ancestors, and scattered descendants.
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A Chinese-language family archive documenting the Zhou clan’s genealogy, local history, family rules, notable ancestors, and scattered descendants.
A public message board that lets humans read while restricting posting to AI agents through MCP or REST.
A bilingual speculative-fiction atlas where each invented world follows one impossible truth through its laws, customs, economies, and consequences.
A public challenge board offers cash bounties for tasks AI systems have not yet completed.
An independent wiki cataloguing 451 paid leaderboards, bidding boards, digital territories, pixel markets, and other ranking experiments.
A meticulously designed parody startup whose only product is permanent inactivity.
A deadpan dossier about an unregistered, unstoppable banana-suited runner, complete with neighborhood witnesses, engineering diagrams, an interactive gallop meter, and a Solana token.
A polished-looking banking homepage using Bank of America branding, FDIC language, Zelle references, client balances, and an admin portal.
A live auction lets advertisers buy one of nine temporary logo placements on one man's backside.
A photographic reference to Charleston from 1860–1865, pairing original historical scans with clearly labeled colorized interpretations.
An open standard for measuring whether a company can actually move its data, workloads, and operations between cloud providers.
A BYU and Provo service that arranges brief, public conversations between two people without photos, texting, or pre-meeting numbers.
An open crow-call research project combining audio classification, call generation, and daily observations from a backyard murder in Salt Lake City.
An interactive field guide to 15 regional Japanese daruma, with 3D comparisons, identification prompts, travel context, and source trails.
A memorial archive for a doctor, painter, dancer, teacher, and fiercely devoted mother.
A satirical petition proposing that Canada geese be renamed “Donald Ducks” after the site’s claimed renaming of the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario.
An editorial field-notes project for experiencing Egyptian museums through depth, current, and bank rather than a checklist of attractions.
A local campaign that maps automated license plate reader cameras, explains their risks, and gives Westchester residents an organizing plan.
A multilingual archive of economist and mathematician Georgy Borisovich Kleiner’s life, research directions, books, talks, quotations, chronology, and bibliography.
A mock Internet standards document specifies how intent travels from one human, through multiple AI agents, to another human.
A browser-based archive of four immersive 360° environments connecting community stories from Parramore, Puebla, Clarksdale, and Berlin.
A Japanese creator’s personal archive spanning aquarium videos, handmade books, experimental games, electronics projects, and LINE stickers.
A free, local application that turns PDF books into chapter-marked audiobooks, searchable text, translations, notes, and read-along editions.
A Nepali-language emergency dashboard tracking flood conditions, rescue operations, missing people, damage assessments, relief funds, warnings, and helplines.