Little ideas. Big rabbit holes. Code, technology experiments, useful tools, and things that probably didn't need to exist—but do anyway.
Some ideas escape the notebook. Here's one of them.
A delightfully unnecessary interactive experience centered on a button. What could possibly go wrong?
Give it a try (opens in a new tab) What's new? Read the experiment field notes (opens in a new tab) An unnecessary creation from Quirkport.There are more curiosities in the works. Some doors open when they're ready.
Mostly code, networks, systems, and the occasional idea that gets wildly out of hand. Curiosity gets to choose the direction.
Programming, web projects, automations, useful tools, and experiments that begin with “what if?”
IT, networks, servers, infrastructure, and the systems keeping everything talking.
Odd little ideas brought to life with more effort than anyone reasonably requested.
I'm Justin. I make things work. Usually.
These days, most of my curiosity lives in programming, IT, networking, servers, and the strangely satisfying process of solving technical problems.
Quirkport is where I get to experiment with that curiosity: software, tools, unusual little web projects, and the occasional wildly overengineered joke. No particular job title or sensible explanation required.
Back to the beginningYou never know what might show up here next.
Psst. This button is probably safe.