~ Digital Experiments & Tools ~
These are my digital experiments—tools, toys, and projects built in the spirit of the old internet. They're not polished products. They're not monetized platforms. They're just things I made because I wanted to make them.
Some are useful. Some are silly. All are built with the aesthetic and philosophy of Web 1.0.
A retro-styled Linux user ID card generator. Create your own digital identity card with your username, distro, favorite shell, and more. Inspired by the ID cards and badges of early internet forums.
A fake terminal that actually works. Type commands, explore the filesystem (simulated), and experience the joy of the command line without the risk of breaking anything.
help - Show all commandsls - List filescat [file] - Read filescowsay [text] - ASCII cow arthack - Fake hacking sequenceCreate ASCII art avatars for forums, IRC, and personal websites. Choose from presets or customize your own. Export as text or image.
Generate 88x31 pixel buttons and banners like the ones that used to populate every personal website. Perfect for link exchanges and webrings.
30+ quotes about Linux, privacy, hacking, creativity, and self-hosting. Filter by category or get random inspiration.
A fake system statistics page that looks like a 1990s server monitoring dashboard. All the numbers are fake, but it looks cool.
All projects on this site follow these principles:
These projects are built in the open. If you have ideas, improvements, or want to build something similar, go for it. The old internet was built by people sharing and remixing each other's work.
View the source code. Learn from it. Make it better. Build your own version. That's the spirit of the web.