The Love Files
A sprawling, joke-laced archive of the alleged Daejon Love fake-49er case, assembled from posts, recordings, screenshots, filings, maps, and league reactions.
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A sprawling, joke-laced archive of the alleged Daejon Love fake-49er case, assembled from posts, recordings, screenshots, filings, maps, and league reactions.
A photorealistic document-generation interface for cheques, passports, driver's licences, and scanned documents.
An interactive investigation maps campaign money, donors, party finances, and county contracting records in Fort Bend County, Texas.
A Lisbon journalist’s portfolio and working manifesto for combining reporting, television, and AI-assisted communication after aphasia.
An interactive, deeply sourced journey through Lake Superior—from its Ojibwe name and shoreline geology to treaty rights, shipwrecks, cold water, and the lakebed 1,332 feet below.
The official site of Akuto-Shinden Sasara, a three-lion dance performed for the annual festival at Koga’s Suzume Shrine.
A 25-centimetre biped robot with a simulator, reinforcement-learning stack, and seven trainable behaviours.
A youth-run New York City nonprofit makes and distributes low-cost mint-growing boxes, self-watering planters, and plant-science kits.
A collectible card album that turns 490 tech-Twitter figures into packs, pages, print runs, and repeats.
A deadpan adoption page for fictional humans, with a real-shelter-dog mission underneath.
A deadpan New Hampshire campaign demanding freedom from refrigerators, cold chains, and the tyranny of year-round ice cream.
An archive of Pui Ching Middle School’s Macau underwater robotics team, documenting competitions, vehicles, engineering work, field logs, and the students behind them.
A territorial data hub documenting Pire Goureye in Senegal through maps, population figures, history, infrastructure data, economic opportunities, and civic participation.
A browser-based city builder whose AI-written modules are tested, scored, and documented in public.
An iPhone recorder that captures performances from USB-C grooveboxes, drum machines, samplers, and interfaces as separate takes.
A turn-based roguelike built around two rings: one controls the dungeon, the other assembles spells from cores and glyphs.
An interactive devotional satire for anyone who has dropped a mug, missed a stair, or lost a fight with a coffee table.
A Korean-language portfolio documenting eight projects through hypotheses, implementation details, measurements, and unfinished questions.
An iPad stargazing app that renders the sky above any place on Earth from 10,000 BC through AD 10,000.
A personal archive of Infocom’s 32 grey-box text adventures, with 31 sealed copies, one still sought, and two AI-based experiments.
A one-person editorial desk compares four candy, dessert and fruit-themed mobile games on the Canadian Google Play storefront.
A Richmond nonprofit documents and campaigns to preserve the Winehaven Historic District at Point Molate, including its brick wine cellars, worker cottages, and a threatened WWII shipyard crane.
An independent software lab presenting Unluminous, an AI-first Rust IDE, and rust-db, a retrieval engine designed to recognize when its corpus has no answer.
A German-language page presents itself as Deutsche Bundesbank credit services, offering loans up to €180,000 at a fixed 1% rate with repayment applications handled through Telegram.