ChronaGate asks researchers to break the gate
A public security challenge invites registered researchers to test a hardware-enforced authorization gateway without a credential.
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A public security challenge invites registered researchers to test a hardware-enforced authorization gateway without a credential.
Claudio Herbener’s editorial and musical project combines a Mallorca photography book, twenty music pieces, and an intimate map of paths, places, and memories.
An offline desk-mobility app with 119 illustrated movements, 53 protocols, and eight guided plans for people who sit for work.
A Nordic investigative archive tracing secret programmes, unresolved incidents and contested claims through dossiers, documents and a typed connection graph.
An interactive experiment lets two simulated fruit-fly neural circuits choose legal chess moves on a shared board.
An interactive laboratory where 12 simulated mutant flies make virtual trading decisions from shared crypto-market signals.
An interactive browser experiment translates a simulated fruit-fly connectome into movement, pigment pressure, and endlessly changing paintings.
An interactive explainer reconstructs the closed loop used in DishBrain’s Pong experiments, from electrical stimulation to neuronal response and paddle movement.
A comparative survey of breeding-health requirements set by pedigree cat registries and governments across countries, breeds, and jurisdictions.
An interactive fictional archive that turns conspiracy imagery, surveillance language, and a draggable globe into an eerie art experience.
A small social network running over LoRa radio, where posts travel only when someone physically carries them between nodes.
A source-driven English-language guide to overlooked Italian towns, archives, historical oddities, and the practical details travel brochures leave out.
A richly assembled memorial page collecting Jeffrey Karl Hachtel’s biography, photographs, stories, words, and details for a celebration of life.
A cozy first-person iPhone and iPad game about running a small café in Paris or Tokyo and giving four rescue cats a home.
A richly assembled digital archive of Málaga province, combining village studies, historic photographs, maps, monuments, poems, and searchable local history.
A crew-based ski-trip service that turns years of “we should do a ski trip” into a signed, deposit-backed expedition.
A short film attempts to photograph an AI language model’s fourteen specifications for the perfect human.
An interactive fiction archive that dissects mechanical pigeons, surveillance reports, service records, and a missing seventeenth bird.
A customizable communication board for children who may struggle with multi-page AAC systems.
An ad-free interactive play-and-learning world where children can feed fish, spin a globe, play arcade games, cuddle stuffies, and open themed activity rooms.
A richly illustrated fictional dossier tracking a silent, brined figure through bars, film parodies, alleged scandals, sports sponsorships, and a timeline that refuses to contain him.
A live browser-vision simulation sends web pages through a scaled pigeon brain and turns its motor activity into cursor movement.
A satirical newspaper for a civilization of small pink biscuits, covering crumb shortages, parliamentary floor trouble, surveillance, science, and culture.
An unofficial travel guide matching Grand Theft Auto VI's fictional Leonida to real Florida places, regions, routes, and day trips.