The Physical Layer
A plainspoken journal about the power, cooling, networking, grid connections, and supply chains behind AI infrastructure.
Issue 2026-09-17Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
A plainspoken journal about the power, cooling, networking, grid connections, and supply chains behind AI infrastructure.
A free turn-based artillery game where squads of talking turds fight across toilets, sewers, porta-loos, and other regrettable arenas.
An online reading room for Wang Yangming’s 《传习录》, with 342 numbered passages, Chinese originals, vernacular explanations, English translations, and linked concepts.
An arcade game that turns real bird migrations into shared weekly flight courses, with sponsor-backed miles directed toward rewilding land.
An interactive soft-matter science site uses jelly, gummies, and blobs to make physics visible at human speed.
A bilingual Zhuangzi reader pairs all 33 chapters with aligned classical and modern Chinese, fable records, idiom origins, concept maps, historical context, and visual galleries.
A language and application VM for bounded agent workflows that retain evidence, pause for approval, and survive restarts.
A place-specific birdwatching log from Lithuania’s Curonian Lagoon, Baltic coast, Nemunas delta, and grey dunes.
A personal field journal about heating, using, and maintaining a wood-fired lakeside pirtis near Ignalina.
An offline iPhone and iPad puzzle game where you study a colored-cube sculpture, draw its floor plans, and check the result in three dimensions.
A historical archive of 382 newspaper clippings about Palestinians, published in 199 American and Anglophone papers from 1812 to 2022.
An open, interactive guide to cryptocurrency systems, with illustrated explanations and browser experiments covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Sui, Monero, Zcash, and zero-knowledge proofs.
A Swedish private-sharing tool helps families photograph, describe, value, and fairly distribute the belongings left after someone dies.
A browser-based world where children’s drawings become moving characters living on explorable islands.
A meticulously imagined 1996 hobby page explaining Dyson spheres, Kardashev scales, orbital power, machine civilizations, and deep time.
A Poznań student initiative designs and prints custom 3D-printed aids, while teaching students to take projects from need to finished object.
An interactive index tracks what world news headlines claimed about gains by Ukraine and Russia, day by day since the invasion.
A public digital archive of documents, photographs, recordings, and films documenting antiracist struggle, popular culture, and community organizing in Brazil.
A searchable collection of unusual license plates, sorted by theme, country, car brand, rarity, and plate type.
A personal journal about running a small letterpress room in Vilnius, from flea-market type and ink mixing to damp paper and uneven floors.
An interactive Korean radio station answers yes-or-no personal dilemmas through simulated broadcasts, voice input, weather, and changing DJ personas.
An in-development side-scrolling medieval city builder where players build a kingdom, command soldiers, explore a mysterious world, and somehow deliver an omelette to a mountain.
An interactive project maps platypus occurrence records beside dachshunds waiting for adoption.
A radio station notebook from northern Lithuania, tracking HF band conditions, wire antennas, homebrew fixes, and long listening nights.