According to the Urban DIctionary,

“Not Safe For Work.” Used to describe Internet content generally inappropriate for the typical workplace, i.e., would not be acceptable in the presence of your boss and colleagues (as opposed to SFW, Safe For Work).

“NSFW” labeled contents can be quite offensive, yes. But it can also just be intriguing, disturbing, or more simply, just not consensual.
We tried to filter the too obvious porn spam by excluding keywords too “explicit”, and hoped for the best.

You’ll find NSFTweets there: http://bienoubien.jp/nsfw/

Alban made the code, and I was responsible for the design and css part.

A small Flash 5 experiment, highly inspired by Yugo Nakamura/Yugop early experiments about online collaborative flash design projects.
Mouse movements are stored in database, then last five records can be simultaneously displayed, with their authors names.

The project is still accessible online here.

I used Klas Kroon lessons on building oldschool tile-based games to try to build a kind of mario-like game engine. I created all graphics, and added several features :

• A level editor, to create new maps and save them in a database, edit the existing maps or delete them.
• A shop system, for a kind of RPG-like feeling : you can buy an sell useful or just collectible items.
• A save/load function, to register your position in the game.

You can take a look here to see how it moves (this is not a final version).