Comunicate’s Uncomfortable Security White Paper
Comunicate presents a desktop messenger designed to hide messaging relationships as well as message contents, using Tor, post-quantum key exchange, and metadata-minimization techniques.
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Comunicate presents a desktop messenger designed to hide messaging relationships as well as message contents, using Tor, post-quantum key exchange, and metadata-minimization techniques.
A Hawaiʻi-based maker umbrella for a coffee-roasting brain, an instrumented baseball bat, a smoker assistant, and software for boats and warehouses.
A free public-service tool that helps hit-and-run victims in India prepare police complaints, compensation claims, and follow-up reminders.
A bilingual Homestead neighborhood campaign opposing unconditioned warehouse construction across the street from nearby homes.
A forthcoming, illustrated field guide that helps husbands understand perimenopause, avoid bad advice, and handle the practical moments at home.
An explorable browser museum that procedurally builds rooms around public-domain paintings and scanned sculptures.
A women-run mutual-aid project coordinating kosher meals for families affected by illness.
An educational farm experience where visitors explore soil, crops, water, high tunnels, garden planning, and the economics of a harvest.
An offline tool registers lunar imagery to sub-pixel accuracy across changing Sun angles, scales, and viewpoints.
A satirical magazine imagines plausible futures in the flat voice of a newsroom, then identifies the real trend underneath each invented story.
A playable 3D web arcade where MonkeyAI rebuilds classic machines from documented behavior instead of original ROMs or code.
A Korean-language browser laboratory for learning neural-network concepts by moving data points, changing models, and watching the calculations update.
A 3D reconstruction of Singapore’s NUS campus turns air-quality data into climate games, shuttle driving, and exploration.
An interactive browser visualization that lays out every byte of a Nix package closure along a Hilbert curve.
An interactive 3D study of Space Shuttle Discovery and the STS-26 return-to-flight mission.
A satirical publication covering universities, scholarship, academic status games, and institutional absurdity.
A field guide to alternative events, cult film, gaming, goth nights, horror and small communities across Alamance, the Triad and the Triangle.
A fermentation safety guide that helps home fermenters decide whether to eat, fix, or bin a jar.
A London bookmaking service turns exported WhatsApp chats, photos, and private jokes into personalised hardcovers.
A difficult multiplayer Minecraft survival world built around haunted toaster ruins, lost machinery, and rooms that repeat themselves.
A participatory online building where visitors light windows, leave messages, and watch an artificial tower grow.
Turiya independently reruns AI systems’ claimed actions against ground truth, then issues signed receipts describing what actually happened.
A retro-styled landing page offering a supposedly $9,997 PDF for free, with no payment, email, or account required.
Typosafe.lol presents Jef, a parody AI system that chooses between supplied options, reports its confidence, and declines to generate sentences.