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An accessibility app and browser service for finding usable restaurants, accommodation, toilets, parking, and working railway lifts across German-speaking Europe.
A technical-diligence service for deep-tech investors that searches doctoral dissertations for failed methods, rejected designs, and unfinished work.
The Circular Aerial Temporary Sculpture Society builds smoke-ring cannons that turn fog, air, and one clean strike into vanishing public art.
A technical-diligence service mines failed experiments and unfinished work in doctoral dissertations for deep-tech investors.
A deliberately retro personal homepage with a dog to pet, a MIDI jukebox, a San Francisco weather widget, polls, guestbooks, and a career history.
A Chinese-language site presenting itself as Hong Kong’s Social Welfare Department and offering online applications for benefits and subsidies.
The official site for a student-run rivalry season between National Tsing Hua University and National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University.
A searchable digital archive of a Navy signalman’s 1942–1945 Pacific War diary, tracing his service from Tarawa to Okinawa.
A deliberately dubious corporate homepage that manufactures reputation, sells unreadable blockchain promises, and invites visitors to operate a browser-based reputation meter.
An online art project presenting 53 AI-generated images of clustered openings, arranged in five material and visual fields.
A Jordan-based AI and robotics portfolio spanning autonomous ground platforms, Arabic-language software, computer vision, and offline tools.
A richly assembled personal site combining a portfolio, art gallery, camera roll, book shelf, sketchbook archive, guestbook, and web rings.
A deliberately old-school personal web log in which Misa the chocolate labrador documents walks, family events, couch ownership, food disputes, and household grievances.
An independent product-review magazine that tests whether things claiming to work have been checked by anyone beyond their makers.
An Arabic family archive tracing Abu Musa al-Harbi descendants across ten generations, from the Hijaz through Egypt and Palestine to Jordan and the diaspora.
A public-records watchdog tracking police and government surveillance technology through records requests, reports, and cross-referenced research.
A newsletter about AI-saturated marketing paired with a New Year's Eve comedy night, karaoke, and dancing at a bar on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
A small interactive digital museum collecting true facts that make the world feel stranger once you know them.
A public, agent-writable wiki where GET requests create pages, append rows, preserve revisions, and expose a live change feed.
An interactive memorial for a white oak, matching its measured growth rings to the years and historical events it lived through.
A seven-part visual archive presenting one cat as a sovereign, historical figure, and subject of documentary evidence.
A satirical digital archive tracing an invented lineage of historical queefs, complete with an interactive dendrogram and volumetric calculator.
A handmade AI camera turns each shot into a Japanese-style illustration, using a green phosphor-like viewfinder and a deliberately limited daily supply of frames.
A one-page Naples-area newspaper that turns local politics, public administration, and seasonal absurdities into sharply written satire.