The Live Deck

Each panel below is a single image URL, re-rendered on our servers every 3 seconds from live feeds. No websockets. No JavaScript charting. This page just reloads two images — view source, there's nothing there.

The Pulse Deck — gauges, odometers and rolling charts where every instrument moves every 3 seconds: API latency probes, network pings, Wikipedia edit bursts and text churn, ISS velocity and distance, BTC

PULSE DECK — every needle moves every beat: live latency probes, Wikipedia's edit stream (bursts, text churned, human-vs-bot), the ISS odometer, BTC. Watch the clocks.

The Hell Deck — the world at a glance: planes airborne, ISS telemetry, earthquakes, markets, Wikipedia, GitHub firehose, Hacker News, each instrument at its natural refresh rate

HELL DECK — the world's vitals: planes in the sky, earthquakes, markets, GitHub's firehose, Hacker News — each instrument at its data's honest speed.

How it works: a tiny worker pushes fresh numbers to a SlickFast live chart — a permanent URL whose image always shows the latest data. Embed it anywhere an image loads: READMEs, dashboards, email. Rendered by the same engine you can run yourself.

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