Exxon Valdez
An oily daily brief.
The Repository of
A collection of relics from frauds, fiascos, and ambitious ideas that should have been stopped much earlier.
Browse the exhibits

Blood-testing backed by boardroom prestige.

A $700 juicer for pre-squeezed packets.

Democracy interrupted by butterfly ballot.

An honesty award from Enron.

One of the many one-click commerce startups that didn't get much commerce.

Sports sponsorships and merch from the most trusted crypto empire.

A cup that promised molecular certainty.

Reality-TV merchandise with white-collar crime flair.

A sleek nicotine device. For kids!

Proof that a bad redesign is the one thing that can unite NBA players.

Stamps for documents that didn't last long.

The dot-com bubble came with good mascots.

Gut science, billing science, marital secrecy.

A piece of post(?)-scam artwork.

A painting by a would-be assassin.

A photo from before the fall.

Confidence, embroidered.

Luxury-disaster loungewear that came with a cheese sandwich.

Why type a URL if you can awkwardly scan one?

An AI companion gadget with no companionship.

A relic from the subscription miracle that let me buy dollars for 99 cents.

The future of personal computing for about two days.

Also the future of personal computing for about two days.

Bags to hold your bitcoin bags.
An oily daily brief.
Lip-syncing, professionally amplified.
A photo finish after the injury.
Celebrity politics before it was chic.
A watch from a company that lost track.
Clean diesel, dirty software.