One message turned a card into a console.
The first version drew avatar bubbles and a reaching arc to a featured contact. Pretty — but not it. One steer later: no lines, super-thin pins standing off the surface, the globe back at its calm Earth speed, and the contact card swapped for a techy terminal streaming names a second, looping through all 1,782 — forever (later calmed to ~22/sec, with each row carrying playful non-personal telemetry instead of an employer).
What I didn't put on the internet
The design chat saw my real LinkedIn export. The version running on this page ships a trimmed data file:
first name + last initial only — every company name stripped out before publish. It's my world on the globe,
not my contacts' data. If you steal this (please do), feed it your own export the same way.
