This website is its own exhibit. Static Astro build, GSAP motion, a Three.js hero rendered as ASCII characters, and a boot sequence because a machine deserves one.
The part I like most is the hosting. The site lives on the same LG gram as Zanux and reaches you through an outbound tunnel: the laptop dials out to the edge and traffic rides back down that connection. No router ports opened, home IP never exposed, and since the whole thing is plain files, there is close to nothing to attack.
- The stats panel is real: a 30-line shell script rewrites stats.json every minute.
- The uptime in the hero is the machine’s actual uptime.
- No cookies, no analytics, no trackers. The only thing measured is the laptop.
- All the card art on this site was generated in one matched terminal-noir series, then animated into the loops you see on hover.
Recursion note: this page describes the site that contains this page. The cover art is a CRT showing a CRT. It felt right.