Projects for November 2025
Reliving the Internet, a type-in code magazine, crashing a celebrity Zoom, and more
Alive Internet Theory
A website that brings to life million of files from the Archive in an overwhelming frenzy of content. Kind of like TikTok but for the historical internet.
From Spencer: I’ve been thinking a lot about “dead internet theory” and wanted to make something to reaffirm my belief in the Internet. It’s pretty wild how much data is out there on the web and how all of it (until very very recently) was created by a person somewhere in the world.
Car Stretcher
stretch cars “now”
From Matthew: i just like stretching cars
DOCTYPE Magazine
A magazine with the HTML source code for 10 delightful web apps that you can type in to play the games and run the apps.
Can You Draw a Cool S?
From Matt: I don’t remember the “Cool S” being a Thing when I was a kid (I’m probably too ancient) but others do so I found a way to turn it into a game.
Zoom Timothee Chamalet
Timothee went viral for a Zoom call. Now you can: join his meeting, play his desktop, and show your friends that you’re famous.
From Danger Testing: We drop a new app every week. We had a plan for what app was supposed to drop this week, and completely scrapped it once we saw the Timothee Chalamet zoom stunt. So in 72 hours 4 of us made a working desktop and zoom simulator. We spent too much time on the desktop when we realized everyone used the app just to stunt on their friends, posting their zoom with Timothee on IG.
JMail
Read Jeffrey Epstein’s emails in a Gmail lookalike website. By Luke Igel and Riley Walz.
Boing
Boingggggggg