EVIL EYE, the digital curse shop
A theatrical service for sending anonymous digital curses, from eternal typing to sudden diarrhea, with a personal certificate and optional protection.
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A theatrical service for sending anonymous digital curses, from eternal typing to sudden diarrhea, with a personal certificate and optional protection.
A temporary digital art exhibition where visitors witness a live work before its interval ends and the full piece leaves the web.
A fan-built memorial to the Original Corn Fritters & Fried Green Tomatoes stand, which served Minnesota State Fair visitors from 1993 through 2025.
A Korean-language history atlas connecting places, people, events, cities, walking routes, sources, and classroom material.
An Indianapolis resource finder for locating nearby food, shelter, health, education, and safety services.
An offline irrigation controller that waters according to soil thirst, explains its decisions in plain English, and charges no subscription.
An independent iOS app for inspecting robot policies, authoring motions, and measuring them in MuJoCo before a Microduck reaches its owner.
A 39-minute experimental documentary returns to a phone video of a man grieving—or simply loving—his duck.
A exuberant personal homepage for Ronnie, Fili, and a tiny cyber mini-arcade, presented through an affectionate recreation of early-web culture.
A satirical online museum that catalogs monetization mechanics by deploying them against its own visitors.
An interactive lunar map uses the NASA/USGS Lunar Grid Reference System to assign linkable addresses across the Moon.
A pseudo-institutional archive documenting an unconfirmed ecological presence through sightings, field notes, recordings, traces, and community reports.
A snow-alert tool that reads mountain weather and tells skiers where the powder is worth a stop, detour, or flight.
A browser-based 1v1 game with one corridor, two towers, bot-filled seats, and a winner-keeps-playing queue.
A marketplace for side projects whose founders have run out of time, inviting builders to buy, operate, open-source, or resurrect them.
An experimental web browser engine written from scratch in C++23, including its HTML, CSS, layout, font, networking, and image-codec systems.
A bilingual, continuously updated evidence record about Kristina Podzhio’s immigration detention, medical-care requests, grievances, appeals, and custody decisions.
A playful shadow calculator for seven benches along Basel’s Kleinbasel Rhinebank, measuring remaining sunshine in Aperöli, Stange, and Zigi.
An open-source seismic monitoring project that detects possible glacier collapses, ice-rock avalanches, and debris flows on public waveform feeds.
An open-source seismic watch scans public waveform feeds for glacier collapses, ice-rock avalanches, and debris flows.
An interactive, source-conscious history of caste, the Dharmaśāstra, Ambedkar, and the Constitution of India.
An independent publication tracking the vertical-drama business through reports on platforms, economics, capital, regulation, companies, and audiences.
A brass coin passes from stranger to stranger, carrying a short public record of the kind acts it inspires.
A French political-satire project combining candidate tracking, polling data, media analysis, interactive quizzes, and deliberately unnecessary campaign-making tools.