Saint Madeleine, patron saint of not knocking it over
An interactive devotional satire for anyone who has dropped a mug, missed a stair, or lost a fight with a coffee table.
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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.
A participatory web artwork lets one person at a time buy the site's “Owner of the Earth” position, then be outbid by the next owner for at least $2 more.
An author archive for Cleveland writer and imam Mutawaf Abdus Shaheed, tracing his poetry, novellas, music, prison work, collaborations, and published books.
A public-records project tracking police and government surveillance technology through filed requests, published records, reports, and related research.
A records-based project tracking police and government surveillance technology through public-records requests, reports, and outside research.
An illustrated e-cookbook of family-style recipes whose proceeds support Tekuma, an Israeli crisis-support organization.
An unofficial parody chronicle documenting Craig’s supposedly all-consuming relationship with Folgers coffee.
A Wisconsin studio that turns difficult-to-explain ideas into websites, digital tools, games, and interactive worlds.
A persistent browser game where three lineages fight over an 81-block city by clearing mines, feeding territory, and sabotaging rival supply lines.
A public research platform charts where Brazilian design courses are located, how their supply has changed, who studies them, and how institutions perform.
A replayable archive tracking model additions, removals, announcements, incidents, research pages, rumors, and other changes across the AI ecosystem.
An open online church resource combining daily prayer, accessible Lutheran teaching, and a searchable library of historic texts.
A multimedia personal archive combining a drag persona, music projects, fiction, photography, visual experiments, broadcasts, philanthropy, and an ongoing life log.
A specimen-by-specimen census of Brutus’s notorious 42 BC denarius, tracking sales, dies, weights, provenance, museums, and forgeries.
MemeLab models outbreaks as a deterministic SEIR cellular automaton, with selectable geometries, defenses, evolving strains, R₀ fitting, and CPU, WebAssembly, or WebGPU execution.
A browser-based camera instrument that applies structured-light ideas, pixel analysis, and skeletal tracking to a live camera feed.
An interactive civic-data project tracks the U.S. national debt, its interest costs, and the congressional votes assigned to it.