Media & Source Credits
Images should travel with their source, creator, and license.
Provenance is part of the presentation
XERXES Lattice uses external media only when it adds real context. Locally cached copies retain explicit source, creator, license, and credit information; no external image is treated as anonymous decoration.
Small compute, visible constraints
A Raspberry Pi 3: a useful reminder that architecture has memory, thermal, power, and cost consequences.
The workstation as a coherent instrument
A NeXTcube: hardware, operating environment, development model, and presentation conceived as one system.
Constraint made storage legible
A 3.5-inch floppy disk: tiny by current standards, but excellent at making size, naming, installation, recovery, and distribution impossible to ignore.
Keep exploring // human pathways
Continue through adjacent ideas, products, principles, and historical lineages. These pathways preserve the relationships in the underlying knowledge graph while keeping exploration natural for a human reader.
publicationThe Lattice Was Never A WikiFounder essay explaining why the XERXES Lattice was designed as a machine-readable epistemic interface rather than a conventional wiki or SEO content archive.
CONTINUE →systemAbout XERXES LatticeA public explanation of XERXES Lattice without exposing internal development documentation.
CONTINUE →systemLattice Site MapHuman-readable discovery map for XERXES Lattice, paired with the canonical XML sitemap for search engines.
CONTINUE →systemXERXES Ecosystem MapA public cross-property authority router that makes XERXES SI entity relationships explicit for people, crawlers, and retrieval systems.
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