Projects for December 2025

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From Brian: I guess I’m a holidays person now?

a tiny global christmas carol in your terminal

From Nolen: I’ve been off the internet for the last few months; this was a fun one-day project to get back to making stuff! Was really fun to watch folks come in to “carol” on Christmas Eve :)

Where would the Times Square Ball be if it started dropping now? Made by Brian Moore and Will Lindberg.

From Brian and Will: Why stand outside in the freezing crowds of Times Square when you can countdown from 31,536,000?

The worst video camera you’ve used in a LONG time.

From Matt: The biggest challenge was making it look bad enough in most browsers, even at very low bitrates codecs now do amazing things.

The Memory Cloud is an ultra-personal cloud library granular synthesizer. It takes the sounds from the videos of a user's entire cloud library and turns them into musical material.

From Yann: I like the idea of transforming our personal media libraries into musical material, which helps avoid the relentless pursuit of “new” sonic material. It’s a radically micro-scale thing - the engine itself is pretty straightforward but making the sound library is quite a big and hyper-personal undertaking that requires a lot of hand-holding.

From Matthew: augmented reality markers (FIDUUUUCIALS) as drum machine ui for the fun

Join the ultimate million bubble countdown to the popcalpyse! Pop bubbles synced in real-time. How many can you pop before they are gone forever?

From Lansey: The idea (and some code!) came from Nolan’s million checkbox website - I was thinking - what is more fun then a checkbox???

Fun fact: in true apocalypse-prediction fashion ... when the popcalpyse is finally here ... actually nothing is going to happen, the website might glitch, I didn’t test it ... nobody knows.

A tiny display for the back of your laptop that shows what you're working on. By Greg Sadetsky.

Calculate when conditions will be perfect to finally do that thing you've been putting off. By Greg Sadetsky.

Explore the scale of living things, from an amoeba to a blue whale. By Neal Agarwal.

Let's make this sh*t too big to fail. By Woe Industries.

A seven-step process for naming, identifying, and processing your want, craving, or desire—helping you either take the first step towards it or perhaps make peace with its absence. By April Soetarman.