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Retro Computing & Gaming mit Windows 95/98, DOS und C64
Blog über Windows 98, Windows 95, MS-DOS, C64, Downloads, Nusb, Retro Gaming allgemein und Zoom Player
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Cirkit – Annotate, Trace, and Ask AI About Schematic PDFs
Turn schematic PDFs into a shared workspace for hardware teams: BOM-aware parts, searchable notes, live equations, proposed changes and an AI that reads the page.
From Show HN
macOS window switcher replacement that keeps each Space separate
Command-Tab for every Space. Free and open source for macOS 26 or later.
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Too Computerised? Too Cold?: 1999 A.D. (1967)
A past vision of the future. Domestic utopia? Or sanitised hell?
From The Public Domain Review
Howler, a macOS menu bar AI that burns the chat after reading
Burn after reading. A sealed letter for quick AI questions on macOS: write on parchment, a quill writes the answer, and the letter burns when you're done. Menu bar, any model, nothing saved. - ...
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Cybernetic Attention: All Watched over by Machines We Learned to Watch
Before the attention economy consumed our lives, “pursuit tests” devised by the US military coupled man to machine with the aim of assessing focus under pressure. D. Graham Burnett explores these devices for evaluating aviators, finding a pre-history of the laboratory research that has relentlessly…
From The Public Domain Review
Anil Dash’s guide to installing apps on your Commodore 64
A blog about making culture. Since 1999.
From Waxy.org links
Markus Haack
I'm a developer, home automation enthusiast, married with my wonderful wife, proud dad and a software engineer at Adobe from Leipzig, Germany. Welcome to my virtual home my little corner on the internet.
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Opeyemi Obembe
My name is Opeyemi Obembe. I am a technology enthusiast based in the UK
From personalsit.es
huphtur
Tall Dutch guy with a penchant for cycling, skateboarding, music, and nerdy computer stuff.
From personalsit.es
Inner Workings of a Mechanical Watch
Interactive article explaining how a mechanical watch works.
From Awesome Explorables
Three Years of Uptime on Laptop
Nothing lasts forever esterday I rebooted the laptop “bubi” for the first time since December 2023. It was up and running nonstop for nearly 3 years. When reboots are as rare as this you kind of worry the reboot sequence might not complete due to file system repair needs. GNU/Linux is thankfully…
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My iPhone Duo Preorder and the Best Buy Launch-Day Shit Show
I left my AT&T preorder for Best Buy's launch-day pickup promise. A store confirmation, two phones, a delayed order, and a cancellation warning later, here we are.
From Kagi Small Web
Drint – packaging dielines and 3D box mockups as an MCP server
Use Drint inside an AI assistant’s chat: find mockups, get dielines at an exact size, open your own projects in 3D.
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QR-Codes und NFC-Tags fürs Blasorchester: Sticker für den Konzerttisch
Anleitung für Orchester: QR-Code-Sticker mit NFC-Tags für den Konzerttisch selbst gemacht – Foto-Druck, Kurz-URLs, NFC Tools und Kosten ab 31 Cent.
From Kagi Small Web
Media For Thinking The Unthinkable
an hour-long talk on tools that re-define how we think
From Explorable Explanations
Global Smartphone Shipments Down 20% in 3Q26, regressing to 2013 level
Samsung and Apple capture 50% Global smartphone shipments fell 20% year-on-year (YoY) to 254.7 million units in 3Q26, according to Omdia, marking the lowest third-quarter shipment volume since 2013. Rising smartphone prices continued to weigh on consumer demand, particularly in emerging markets.…
From Kagi Small Web
Electronics Circuit Simulator
Electronics circuit simulator also available in an offline version.
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Augmenting Human Intellect
the classic 1962 manifesto, on increasing human capabilities
From Explorable Explanations
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