One Line of C, Ten Layers Down
An interactive textbook follows computer code from familiar applications down through assembly, CPU operations, logic gates, and transistors.
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An interactive textbook follows computer code from familiar applications down through assembly, CPU operations, logic gates, and transistors.
A page styled as India’s eChallan traffic-enforcement portal directs visitors toward an 18 MB Android app download.
A free field protocol teaches volunteers to make 3D records of endangered grave markers, with an emphasis on Texas Freedom Colonies and other underserved communities.
A deadpan parody of an agent-first software framework that replaces readable source code with physical punch cards.
A satirical school-parent-organization site, complete with mock local news, fundraising events, a calendar, and a Lost & Found.
An in-world municipal website for a one-to-four-player co-op game about a small-town public-works crew.
A live field guide to the bots visiting the site, with traffic counts, specimen files, and crawler tools.
A fictional football club’s satirical site, with mock news, fixtures, and a calculator that turns a chosen payment into an eightfold declared sponsorship.
Dahsas covers events in Ethiopia and the Horn by assessing individual claims, showing sources, confidence ranges, and what remains unverified.
Enter two addresses to see mapped Flock license plate cameras along the route, count which would photograph your car, and find contact details for responsible officials.
A browser-based suite of tools for setting up, sizing, tuning, and troubleshooting ArduPilot copters and planes.
An interactive, illustrated birthday book presented as a workplace assignment from a friend in Tampa to Daniel in Quito.
An online museum maps U.S. nonprofit websites and their archived versions from 1996 to 2021.
A deadpan mock storefront recasts Zach Blechner as a product line, a stock ticker, and a research subject.
A browser-game studio frames three compact apocalypse games through obsolete media: an 1989 combat racer, a 1999 clerical error, and a 2071 content feed.
An interactive sound artwork framed as a fictional pirate-radio station broadcasting from the Salish Sea in 2075.
GemWM is a Wayland compositor that recreates the look of the Atari ST’s GEM desktop while offering overlapping, tiling, and scrolling window modes.
An interactive essay turns ordinary text into a dark room, with virtual lamps that reveal its letters and colors.
An interactive sandbox models radio links with audio-rate signals, modulation, receiver behavior, and transmission errors.
A satirical AI-assistant landing page for a chatbot that boasts 400 trillion parameters and admits to 0.3% accuracy.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.