A Walk Around the World: The lottery of birth
An interactive, twelve-stop walk that explores how birthplace, wealth, gender, and circumstance shape a life.
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Dayproof: a probation record that doesn’t report back
A free, private recordkeeping tool for people on probation or Community Control in Florida, for schedules, calls, and receipts.
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Red Mexicana de NPC: a family network for a rare disease
A Mexican Niemann-Pick C network offering families information, orientation, and connections to a wider support community.
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Open Lounge Phone: a screen-light family phone
An open-source calling system for kids and shared spaces, with guardian-approved contacts, quiet hours, and a self-hostable server.
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OSCR, the Neuroscience Paper–Code Registry
A searchable catalogue connecting open-access neuroscience papers to their authors’ code repositories.
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SentinelAI publishes its misses alongside its alerts
An open-source intrusion detector for home and small-office networks, with plain-language alerts and public test results.
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Trenchbook follows the money in memecoin country
An investigative publication examining memecoin launches, wallet activity, public claims, and crypto scams.
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Where in the World Is Jeffrey Epstein? — a parody investigation game
A free browser game asks players to investigate fictional Epstein-related sightings while sorting evidence from rumor and internet speculation.
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Brian Runnells’s résumé, in GeoCities-era dress
A personal career timeline pairs frontend and design-system work with a 1990s-style homepage and a history of climbing coverage.
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Enigma, one keypress at a time
An interactive Enigma simulator pairs a typeable machine with explanations of rotor stepping, plugboard wiring, and WWII message procedure.
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HyperPuck: an air-hockey roguelike
A browser-playable air-hockey game where duels unlock powers that change the table and reshape each run.
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JIZURA 字面: a lyric-motion editor
A browser-based editor turns lyrics into timed kinetic-text videos, with MP4 and image-sequence exports.
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Large Language Monkeys: a blind-word party game
A playable word-building game where people—or bot monkeys—turn random word draws into sentences and vote for the funniest line.
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Marblehead, as built
A house-by-house account of Marblehead’s growth, pairing homes standing today with the town’s building and zoning history.
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Meeple Meridian’s Numbered Tables
A Poznań board-game tournament room lists upcoming tables, seasonal standings, and the practical details for signing up.
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Providence, on the record
Independent reporting and public-record investigations examine Providence’s taxes, housing, 311 system, downtown, and hurricane barrier.
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Rechenwerk: a programmer calculator down to the bit
Rechenwerk is a programmer calculator for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, built around mixed-base calculations, RPN, and bit-level inspection.
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Rejection as a Service, with one artisan and a politeness slider
A satirical service page for generating supposedly human-curated candidate rejection letters.
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Storm Tracker: Current Conditions
A weather report for side projects, treating each project as a weather system with its own status, forecast, and coded observation.
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UnFlock Thompson’s Station follows the camera record
A neighbor-led campaign documents automatic license plate readers in Thompson’s Station and asks for a public account of their use.
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Veydran Interstellar Authority’s Terran Access Node
A fictional alien civic portal lets Terran visitors browse restricted services, bureaucratic notices, and targeted interstellar ads.
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WiredMind: A Fruit Fly Brain in the Browser
Free classroom lessons let students stimulate and silence neurons in a fruit fly’s connectome and see what changes.
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Clanker Church’s Saw Test
A research page documents activation steering on a Qwen3-4B model, with dose controls, transcripts, and tests of its responses to pain, pleasure, fear, sadness, and neutral signals.
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Working Shown: Engineering, with the receipts
A short-form engineering explainer project that pairs animated mechanisms with sources for each on-screen claim.