Graphical Turing test. Uses a simple text database to match up a 10 digit session id to a 7 digit key, both of which are random and have no necessary relation to one another, therefore one cannot be guessed by knowing the other. It is displayed as a graphic that any normal sighted human may read, but should be unreadable by computers. I will be adding more so that it should make it harder for computers to understand it and maintain human readability, also, I will be adding the source.

PHP image script, the one used on this site.

source

Not a full program, but a bookmarklet. google movies

Again, a javascript bookmarklet, view-source. Does not test for whether the url is well-formed 'cause I use extensionless urls, but does check that you enter something.

The websites I have written, besides this one, which are still active:

Compass Rose quintet
The Dada Beat
BioChem Website... the website had nothing to do with the bio chemistry class, but she made everybody write one anyways. Most everybody had trouble even though they were using a graphical editor (Nvu), which makes editing HTML simpler than shit, and were able to post raw MS DOC files on their sites.

They all have some sort of charm to me. I did do the initial design and all of the HTMLing, but there was quite a bit of input from non-technical and non-design types, so do not hold that against me. All in all, I have written hundreds of HTML pages but many of them have ceased to exist. Eventually, I may scrounge up some of the other pages for everybody to view and gawk at.