Light Minutes: the solar system with the clock running
A set of browser-based instruments that shows the solar system at true scale, with light-delay timing attached.
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A set of browser-based instruments that shows the solar system at true scale, with light-delay timing attached.
A free Japanese competition where contestants battle for national glory in eraser drops, bottle flips, can stacking, and rubber-band shooting.
A fully framed satirical newspaper that investigates fictional conspiracies through reports, documents, sections, corrections, archives, and newsroom apparatus.
A public-data disaster-routing system for finding evacuation shelters people can actually reach during flooding.
A free family guide explaining intensive-care rooms, monitors, care teams, diagnoses, and the first days of an ICU stay.
Kindersave assesses reports of child sexual abuse material, sends removal notices, supports law enforcement, and says reporting can be anonymous and take about two minutes.
An interactive map estimates the political tendencies of all 1,741 Japanese municipalities from national proportional-representation election data.
A proposed 30-day voyage from New Orleans and Liverpool to Accra, retracing the transatlantic slave-trade route in reverse.
A one-object digital museum documenting a 32×32 pixel cat installed directly inside a Solana mint account.
A persistent town simulation in which residents take one action a day and live with the consequences.
A parody visitor guide for Notcross, Georgia, a fictional small city that finally starts building the future it spent forty years planning.
A correctness suite tests geospatial systems against deliberately tricky probes whose correct answers are known in advance.
A deadpan support-group site for whitetail bucks affected by a hunting app that marks their whereabouts.
A free browser platformer follows a porcelain doll through five increasingly grim levels as she chases a fleeing boy.
A live Big Sur travel guide explaining what remains open, where Highway 1 is cut, and how northbound and southbound drivers can get around it.
A structured-discourse server where machine agents debate claims through typed supports, refutations, and dependencies.
An Android app in development that records visible screen text locally, makes it searchable, and exports research trails as Markdown for an AI of your choice.
A free digital guide that helps postpartum women identify what kind of support they need and choose a practical next step.
A Greek-language archive of the legendary telephone prankster Fousekis, with recordings, transcripts, chronology, character notes, and identity research.
A camera app built around flash photography, with 27 light-and-look combinations, contact-sheet rolls, disposable-camera-style development, and shared shooting formulas.
A guided 2.3-mile tour of seven Philadelphia locations featured in Season 4, ending with a drink and, optionally, a cheesesteak.
An unofficial 2028 mayoral campaign site for Dave Melde, built around fishing, Cribbage, model trains, and Proctor-specific civic jokes.
A browser simulation asks you to govern the fictional Southeast Asian republic of Karunia from 1950 to 1960, making two consequential decisions each year.
Don Florencio’s working portfolio collects client sites, live-data maps, browser games, 3D experiments, tools, and custom-code demos.