~rachel

A great talk from !!con 2020 about all of the cool things you can do with email, including: "maintain a git repo, display html, run your own email server, use a CLI inbox, and make art." — rachel

From the GitHub: "Markov magnets, imagine a bowl of alphabet soup but they stick together according to linguistic co-occurrence." See the code here: https://github.com/MaxBittker/alphabet-soup — rachel

Andrew explores how a website might inject text when you copy and paste something, and shares some thoughts on the ethics of doing that and ways around it. — rachel

Chloe taught a 1980s pen plotter to solve crossword puzzles, and gave a great talk about it at !!Con 2020. — rachel

A UI for Daily.co video chats that displays the participants on a call and allows them to raise/lower their hands. There's a detailed walkthrough of how to implement it here: https://github.com/A-Mozeak/daily-raise — rachel

Play Go online with friends with this Rust-powered goban. Check out the code here: https://github.com/cthulahoops/rusty-goban — rachel

A talk from !!con 2020 about how Andrew uses the blur markup language (which he created!) to write chance poetry that changes every time you refresh the page. Learn more about the blur markup language here: http://bml-lang.org/en/latest/ — rachel

Victoria got nostalgic for the Windows '95 boot up sound, so she got her Linux machine to play it when it started up! — rachel

A game where you have to figure out if your opponent is a bot or a human through chat and a game of truth or dare. Harder than it looks! Built by @kallirroi and her collaborators FOREIGN OBJECTS. Play here https://botor.no/ and learn more bots here: https://about.botor.no/ — rachel

This digital bookshelf uses Goodreads to automatically build a page of the books Gonçalo has read. Code here: https://github.com/gnclmorais/bookshelf — rachel