nhaajt desktop: a Kali-flavored personal operating system
A browser-based faux Kali Linux desktop that combines reverse-engineering tools, small games, a resume, music, VALORANT stats, and personal miscellany.
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A browser-based faux Kali Linux desktop that combines reverse-engineering tools, small games, a resume, music, VALORANT stats, and personal miscellany.
An interactive map traces two centuries of Aotearoa New Zealand history through 122 events across 17 regions.
A no-build UI kit for control panels, dashboards, and telemetry screens, with web components, a stylesheet, and ten dark visual themes.
A browser game that turns hand gestures into a controller for 5,000 glowing particles, playable shapes, sand, and fireworks.
A browser-based color tool turns a photographed target into a mixing recipe for the paints already in your box.
A detailed Austin birthday-party page schedules a pool, pajama changeover, live sax, DJs, food, and an indoor dance floor.
An artist-built world of computational organisms whose inherited traits, simulated histories, and changing forms become drawings, portraits, films, and material studies.
A macOS companion app that turns slow trackpad strokes into purring, haptic feedback, and increasingly demanding cat behavior.
An open-access platform for Hanifi Rohingya fonts, keyboards, language learning, audio dictionaries, Quran translations, archives, and cultural heritage.
An Arabic-English clinical documentation tool that turns a doctor-patient conversation into a structured note for the physician to review and approve.
A 19-episode Mormon Stories series examines Black Mormon history and the LDS Church’s priesthood and temple ban.
A one-group, whole-house lodging in Osaka’s Konohana district, built around the surviving materials and architectural memory of a 1895 spinning mill.
A sourced historical archive documenting the Temperance Industrial and Collegiate Institute in Claremont, Virginia, from its 1892 founding through its 1929 closure.
A meticulously reported Week 1 newspaper for a 14-team fantasy football league, complete with scores, standings, rivalries, records, and transaction notes.
An open database of sourced industry statistics, with citations, extracted quotations, methodology, and an API.
A multilingual Islamic and Arabic literary library combining Quran readings, hadith, Ramadan recitations, video, children’s media, and classical poetry.
A Windows utility that displays and controls music already playing in apps such as Melon, Genie, Bugs, FLO, YouTube, and games through a classic Winamp skin.
An open-world, full-loot survival shooter where players scavenge, build bases, raid other survivors, and risk everything they carry.
A Slovak-language 1990s-style parody shop offering an entirely imaginary hole for €10—though nothing can actually be bought.
A set of nine browser games that simulate a working day across engineering, product, security, design, data, writing, and agency roles.
An internet radio station mixing pre-1926 music, original drama, and declassified government files read as news and documentary.
An open archive of experimental audio systems, speculative engineering, creative software, and interactive instruments.
A fictional space company presents a permanent, multi-generational mission to Proxima Centauri b—and recruits for a command post lasting 21,000 years.
A browser-based bird arena game built around quick rounds, chaotic weapons, hazards, bots, and custom level-making.