Classic real-time strategy in a browser tab, matchmaking through a smart contract, and a very practical question: can a decentralized app make you download 84 MB?

The next evolution of DATUM, starting with the only question that mattered: can a key that lives inside the Polkadot app sign something a smart contract believes?

Before building apps on a new platform, it helps to know what the platform actually does. So I built a probe that asks, and writes down the answers.

A NetHack-flavored dungeon crawl shipped as a decentralized app, to find out whether a real game can live on a storage chain under a name nobody can take away.

A peer-to-peer delivery demo where the driver, the restaurant, and the hungry person settle up between themselves, and the chain just keeps score.

Yes, most of it is a scam. No, that doesn't mean the underlying idea is. A short apology for a deeply unhinged corner of technology.

A brief introduction, a long grievance, and a vague plan.