In solemn session
The Hall of Internet
Greatness
A personal archive of things I think are worth preserving. Some of these are profound. Some are technically brilliant. Some are historically important. Some are literally the dumbest things ever created. All of them, in my expert opinion, are worth keeping.
This is the separate wing of the site: not just math or software, but classic videos, strange artifacts, beautiful tools, and things that would make the internet worse if they disappeared. If something here vanishes from the public web, I want it known that I cared enough to keep a copy.
Distinctions, medals, and undying esteem are awarded at the sole whim of the Hall.
The Grand Archive Laurels
For lifetime achievement in public weirdness, mathematical density, and internet maximalism.
mrob.com — Robert Munafo's Website
A sprawling personal site covering mathematics, large numbers, fractals, cellular automata, and more. The kind of website that used to be common and should still be.
The Order of Inverse Sorcery
For creating a program that feels impossible, useful, and slightly illegal.
RIES — Robert Munafo's Inverse Equation Solver
The original RIES program by Robert P. Munafo. Given a real number, finds simple algebraic equations that have that number as a solution. One of the most underrated tools in computational mathematics.
The hall is still being stocked.