Prometheus Ops
Steal the fire.
Hand it out.
Some systems turn human need into a toll booth: prison phones, medical prior-auth, the price of knowing where your own family is. I write down how they work, build free tools that get around them, and make music on servers nobody can switch off.
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Map the machine.
Essays on prison tablets, prior authorizations, enclosure of the commons, and the people who profit when help is slow.
Read the writing → ii.Build the way around.
Working tools and open designs. Shipped, not just promised. Every project says honestly what state it's in.
See the projects → iii.Keep it human.
Twenty languages, ten songs, one argument: we already agree on more than we've been told. Banned twice. Still playing.
Enter the music →Someone you love just disappeared into Wisconsin custody.
Search every county jail and state prison in one place. Then get the calls, mail, money and visiting rules for that exact facility. Built for families. No mugshots, no charges, no ads.
Find someone now →Latest writingNotes from the fire.
Full libraryThe forgeThings built. Things burning.
All projectsHunger isn't a shortage. It's bad wiring. This is an open plan for rewiring it. Not an app, not a landlord.
Pre-launch Neon Eden / Node 01The first real rack of Everyone Eats. Microgreens grown in an Appleton garage, harvested every 10 to 14 days.
Live Hyperspace LiveA visualizer that reacts to sound and runs in your browser. Drop in any song, plug in MIDI, and send it to a projector.
Screening roomWatch. Listen. Argue back.
All videos"Learn the machine. Build the route around it. Bring others with you."
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