Paleography, One Line at a Time
A manuscript-reading practice tool for Greek, Latin, Old French, and Syriac, built from archival page images.
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A manuscript-reading practice tool for Greek, Latin, Old French, and Syriac, built from archival page images.
A $100 Windows PC game about inheriting a sixty-foot narrowboat and steering it forty miles through locks, villages, and one mysterious tunnel.
An interactive field guide for filming two men pressure-washing Arizona parking lots overnight.
A community health-literacy project explains clinical trials, consent, and research participation in plain language and multiple community languages.
A Hebrew memorial site collecting photographs, videos, stories, jokes, nicknames, memories, and personal words about Guy Batit.
A deadpan standards document describing how intent travels from one human, through multiple AI agents, to another human who must eventually acknowledge it.
A real working shovel carries 16 permanent advertising spots, sold once at prices ranging from $25 to $100.
A 3D virtual turd offers twelve ad spots, auctioned from $1 and defended with increasingly undignified bids.
A sponsorship marketplace where buyers can permanently claim one of nine photographed placements on a real toilet and bathroom.
A parody program that publicly judges terrible startup ideas, lets the internet vote, and helps crowdfund the least defensible winner.
A BYU and Provo service that arranges a single twenty-minute conversation between two people, without photos, texting, or advance phone-number exchange.
Grangerie sells floor-length, heavyweight sleepwear with deep pockets and a pair of non-negotiable nap socks in every order.
A Game Boy Advance game starring Mui, an Osaka shiba inu fighting through five streets to recover his stolen treats.
A volunteer-run multilingual page tracking the stated Bhote Koshi–Trishuli flood through public numbers, locations, news, video, and private reports.
A fictional visitor bureau invites a small group to Kismet, Fire Island, for Cass's 50th birthday and a weekend with no restaurants, shops, bars, cars, or scheduled ferry.
A parody merger announcement for two fictional mint-themed hospitality brands, complete with fake financials, an interactive game, and a surprisingly serious aside about workers affected by a real club closure.
A sourced archival tribute to a Redwood City garage band, its singer Nancy Morgan, and drummer Jacques Aknin.
A deliberately unfinished triangle shrine with a one-site webring, fake awards, a guestbook, and a missing man named Gary.
A pseudo-institutional publishing project that condenses entire fields of advice into brief, fully referenced volumes.
A French-language coaching practice offering alpacas individual therapy, couples counselling, stress management, NLP, and hypnosis.
A fictional translated archive documenting a sealed Korean apartment complex, its unexplained calamity, and the records gathered around it.
A browser-based basketball life sim lets you choose your parents at age six, make career-defining decisions, and play through retirement.
A restored Brussels hotel site that turns creative internships into a four-level lodging game, from cardboard-strewn basement to Royal Suite.
An evidence-led family history tracing two lines from England, Ireland and Scotland through migration, working life and eventual convergence in New Zealand.