Hype Dark was a side project created in the full bodied spirit of procrastination just before A-level examinations. My colleague Sam and I have been working on it in brief bursts for the last few years, along with input from various other friends. In addition, several friends have contributed significant time and energy to writing some excellent articles which they have kindly posted on the site.
Initially it was completely text based (because that was what we knew) and now has transitioned to a fully MySQL driven website. Uber.
People often ask what the point in the site is - personally it is simply a journal. Something to look back upon in forty years time and be nostalgic about.

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The template for this website, and simply a way of checking that our home server (used for media amongst other tasks) was still running!

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Sitara Toto Montessori is my mother's nursery school which teaches using Montessori methods. It is a simple site, it fulfils its purpose and is relatively easy on the eye!

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Elected to serve as the web-secretary on the committee for CU India Society, I was tasked with replacing the website. Most of my time on the committee was spent helping actually organise our events, so this is again quite a simple website. The new president didn't like it, which is fair enough. Then again, most people don't like the new president.

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Bored at work with some time to kill whilst my workstation was being set up. This duty was expected of me, as an intern, and the typical method of requesting tea seemed a bit too low-tech.

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My first and only foray into the world of Flash web programming. It was an interesting use of 3 days and a completely ineffective way to get content out! We didn't use in the end because it wasn't quite what we were looking for; in retrospect, noone actually really knew what they were looking for.

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SPADDS was an ambitious (and poorly named) project to automate much of the administration that was done by teachers at school. There were four of us involved, although only two of us knew anything about webdesign. As with all good ideas, it never progressed much further than some enthusiastic work done in the early stages. It was quite fun regardless.
Have a go at the interface - username can be 'pupil', 'houseofficial', 'housemaster' or 'administrator. Password 'goat'. Oh, and bits of it probably are broken.

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A rushed and incredibly basic HTML website that was created to justify my position on my school's house official committee. The website didn't serve nearly enough purpose while we were at school (hopefully this has changed now) - hence the lack of any motivation to make it useful.

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This is no longer hosted anywhere and is embarassing enough to stop me bringing it back online. Back in the day I used to buy games from wholesalers and sell them on eBay at a small profit. GameWave was meant to be the 'brand' behind my eBay identity. It never got very far, but here's a screenshot anyway.



Well, that's this site now. It used to be quite different, similar colour scheme but more random Javascript effects and some odd navigation. No link, or screenshots even but it deserves a mention anyway!

This is shockingly awful but needs to be included for completeness. My first ever website! Bright flashing buttons, all the images were taken from other websites and there was no actual content. If you ever meet me, please don't bring this up in conversation :-). Despite repeated requests for the site to be taken down, they have not complied.

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This page is not meant to be that useful.

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