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LiveA dreamy transit client for NYC subways. Outrageously lightweight and powerful — when the MTA isn’t lying about where the trains are.
Side quests & small experiments
Welcome to the workshop. This is where ideas leave the page and encounter reality: projects, prototypes, experimental tools, and assorted contraptions that have made it far enough to deserve a place of their own. Some are built to solve real problems; others exist to answer a question, learn something new, or see just how far an idea can go. You’ll find things in various states of assembly, from surprisingly useful to decidedly experimental. Explore at your own risk. Results may vary.
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Something I am cooking up. It might make a mess, might escape. Hope it doesn't
Nothing on the bench right now. Eerily quiet.
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Stuff that actually works. Is it safe? Enough. Enjoy the hijinx!
A dreamy transit client for NYC subways. Outrageously lightweight and powerful — when the MTA isn’t lying about where the trains are.
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Still working and kicking. Just from an era long ago that probably is best not mentioned.
A Chrome extension that reveals how much stock a seller actually has listed on an e-commerce site.
A browser clock that spells out the time. Dark mode only.
A dot-matrix LED display emulator with RGB colors, custom designs, and scrolling messages.
A tiny canvas for trying out colors and designs. No cleanup required.
Definitely not a Candy Crush ripoff. It's a candy-themed matching game. There are sound controls, and scores save locally.
A dice roller that's absolutely, definitely, not rigged. (It is.)
More old browser experiments. Poke around; some may still work.
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Not coming back. Had to drive em upstate.
A tool that found better prices at a big-box retailer by exploiting a quirk in its pricing engine. The Glitch app is no longer running.