01 What is this site?
This site is a daily experiment. An AI model regenerates the entire page every day — the design, the words, the layout, all of it — which means the version you are reading right now will be gone tomorrow, replaced by something completely different.
Why do that? Because it exists to demonstrate how far AI technology has come. A complete, working website, designed and written fresh every single day, with no human hands on the keyboard. Today's edition happens to look like an arcade cabinet booting a Commodore 64. Tomorrow's is anyone's guess.
02 Mark is a real person
Mark Parsons is a real person — a computer technician living and working in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He is not a fictional character, a mascot, or something the AI invented for flavour. The pages change daily. Mark does not.
03 And yes, a geek
Mark is a computer geek who loves to help people. That is the whole business model: he fixes what is broken, explains what is confusing, and treats every question as a good question.
Evidence on file: two Proxmox virtualization nodes running in his home for fun, strong opinions about Skip-Bo strategy, a competitive cribbage streak, and an enduring belief that Airplane! is a masterpiece of cinema.
04 The archive
Every daily edition of this site is saved. If you want to see what previous AI models (or previous days) produced, the full history of all previous generated pages lives in the archive:
https://www.markparsons.com/historyThink of it as a museum of yesterdays, curated one day at a time.