BlockJWithDoe.com: The League Has Had Enough
A satirical public-awareness campaign asking a fantasy-football league to block Jason and his lowball trade offers.
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A satirical public-awareness campaign asking a fantasy-football league to block Jason and his lowball trade offers.
An iPhone and iPad app for documenting emotionally abusive incidents, identifying recurring behaviours, and assembling private records over time.
A turn-based dungeon game for one to four people, played over LoRa radios with no server, internet connection, or accounts.
A free browser game where you voice both characters in short original animated scenes, then replay and export your performance.
A browser-based audio experience that overlays historical voices and soundscapes onto real ferry and tram routes in Marseille and Milan.
An on-device camera experience that turns real-world objects into movable, resizable, rotatable clones.
A memorial archive collecting photographs, blog writing, and memories of Doctor Thomas Edison, a cat.
An invite-only desktop communicator for voice, chat, rooms, files, and in-app games, built around device-held identity and direct connections.
A ground-up English fan translation of the 2001 PlayStation remake of Dragon Quest IV, including its unreleased prologue and extra content.
An Australian asbestos guidance and directory site that helps visitors decide whether they need testing, removal, or immediate precautions.
A Plymouth cooking service sends a chef to your kitchen so you learn technique, cook the meal yourself, and eat it together.
An interactive browser simulation runs a traced male fruit-fly nervous system and turns its visual and motor activity into cursor movement.
GhostHID is an ESP32-S3 device that acts as a keyboard and mouse on a target computer while receiving controls from a browser, phone, or desktop over Wi-Fi.
A recurring sports paper covering the Gotham City Fantasy Sports Chaos League, from draft analysis and manager lore to corrections and sketches.
A set of browser tools for excavation contractors using 3D machine guidance, covering pad design, earthwork calculations, and site-calibration conversion.
An interactive Formula One archive that reconstructs races from timing data, hand-traced circuits, and measured car positions.
A Halloween service that turns your doorbell-camera clip into a custom haunting, complete with a ghost, vampire, werewolf, or other visitor.
A playable physics game casts you as a subject escaping a facility by lifting, stacking, throwing, and redirecting objects.
Una asistente personal de WhatsApp hecha en Medellín que recibe mensajes de texto o audio, recuerda cosas y puede avisarte o llamarte.
An unofficial interactive iPhone configurator that lets you invent a tiny, enormous, square, foldable, five-camera phone.
A public oath registry where people write a promise, sign it, stake at least $5, and publish it as a timestamped page.
A satirical fake clinic where a cat in a syringe offers imaginary vaccinations, certificates, and severe brainrot.
A deadpan local publication covering Janesville with headlines about AI city managers, chicken restaurants, data-center theaters, and a city-sized Kwik Trip.
A bilingual 2D pixel-art online RPG where players begin as nameless Novices and build a path through classes, maps, group combat, trading, and PvP.