A playground map that marks what nobody knows
Public Playgrounds maps public playgrounds and shows which details—such as shade, fencing, restrooms, and accessibility—are documented for each one.
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Public Playgrounds maps public playgrounds and shows which details—such as shade, fencing, restrooms, and accessibility—are documented for each one.
A deadpan scorpion-subscription pitch doubles as a free Mac desktop scorpion that wanders around your windows.
A conservation researcher’s portfolio on wildlife trade, behaviour change, and the records used to measure conservation work, with links to tools and research projects.
Glukalo is a browser-based fractal kaleidoscope that generates its visuals and music live, with controls for everything from slow ambient to fast psytrance.
A playful Missoula dating profile built as a public dossier, with ways to rate Pat, apply to meet him, and share his profile.
A specialty-coffee finder and index that lets shoppers search listings by taste, origin, process, and price.
A playful weather-report dashboard that casts nine side projects as systems with conditions, warnings, forecasts, and commit activity.
A free service for reporting neighborhood problems that says it identifies the responsible agency, follows up, and publishes regional totals.
A tongue-in-cheek yogurt certification site lets visitors build a shareable ID card, swear to the Yogurt Code, and consult a yogurt-themed horoscope.
A $1-per-case service sends personal confessions to a small team for a majority ruling and any dissent.
A fictional global-governance institution presented through an archive of policy briefs, assembly proceedings, research and public-participation material.
A City of St. George water-education campaign explains the local system with a film, public plans, useful numbers, and practical ways to help.
An interactive Clear Lake map lets visitors explore estimated water depth at different Rumsey gauge levels, check county boat ramps and public swim beaches, and consult lake conditions.
A fictional 1999 corporate homepage turns the contrast between owning software and renting it into an elaborate web-era parody, while pointing to the real Seedly CRM and DevLaunch.
An interactive night-drive experience pairs a drifting game, synth radio and adjustable-speed article reading.
A sourced, satirical ledger of federal clemency grants since Jan. 20, 2025, comparing pardon records with court filings and campaign data.
An open-source Python CLI coordinates multiple AI models through a structured code-change workflow, from proposal and critique to tests and verification.
A tracker of Front Range snowfields, combining Sentinel-2 imagery with dated reports from people who checked or skied the sites.
An interactive Formula 1 analysis site for comparing laps, replaying races, testing pit strategy, exploring historical results, and asking questions in plain English.
A free browser-based math playground lets you adjust turning arms to draw evolving curves, explore the ideas behind them, and save an image.
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.
A Chinese fan community for the Jingju Cats animated series, combining a wiki, forum, news desk, fan-work archive, lore guide, downloads, and merchandise links.
A Chinese-language, interactive 3D portfolio for Wen13, a fictional AI workflow architect and founder of the fictional QIXU AI.