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movablefeastmachine.org Website

The Movable Feast Machine

A research project on an indefinitely scalable computing architecture built from tiny cellular automaton-like tiles, wit…

computinghistory.org.uk Website

The National Museum of Computing

The UK's National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park, sharing exhibits and stories about British computing history fr…

firebrandx.com Article

The NES Composite Palette Project

An obsessive project to recreate authentic NES colors from real hardware captures, with downloadable palettes and notes…

asimovinstitute.org Article

The Neural Network Zoo

A colorful illustrated cheat sheet of dozens of neural network architectures, from perceptrons to GANs, each drawn as a…

blog.cynthia.re Article

The Nintendo Switch Switch

A playful hack that turns a Nintendo Switch console into a real Ethernet network switch, explaining the pun-driven idea…

electrondust.com Article

The Octo-Bouncer

A maker's write-up of a hypnotic machine that keeps a steel ball bouncing on a tilting plate using a camera and eight mo…

theodinproject.com Website

The Odin Project

A free, open-source full-stack web development curriculum that takes learners from zero to job-ready through hands-on pr…

old-computers.com Website

The Old Computer Museum

An extensive museum-style catalogue of historic computers, consoles, and calculators, with specifications and photos spa…

theoldmotor.com Website

The Old Motor

An online magazine of vintage automobiles, packed with old photographs, period films and stories of forgotten prototypes…

devblogs.microsoft.com Website

The Old New Thing

Raymond Chen's long-running Microsoft blog explaining the quirky historical reasons behind Windows design decisions and…

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The Old Robots Web Site

A nostalgic collection of robot pictures and history from the 1950s through the 1990s, celebrating the first wave of rob…

the-pope.com Website

The Oldest Surviving HTML Files

The raw source and rendered contents of the oldest surviving HTML files from November 1990, showing what the very first…

datahorde.org Article

The Open Library Explorer

A write-up of the Open Library Explorer, a visual way to browse the Internet Archive's book collection by shelf and subj…

opensky-network.org Interactive

The OpenSky Network

A research network's live map of tens of thousands of aircraft transponder signals collected from volunteer ground recei…

orbitalindex.com Website

The Orbital Index

A concise weekly newsletter for space nerds, curating technical news about rockets, satellites, and planetary science wi…

osi-model.com Website

The OSI Model

A plain-language walkthrough of the seven OSI layers, with the related protocols, services, and key concepts for each la…

maxnagy.com Article

The Overengineered Solution to My Pigeon Problem

A maker builds a wifi-connected water gun to chase pigeons off his balcony, controlled over the internet by a Python scr…

danq.me Article

The Page With No Code

A web puzzle about a page whose View Source shows nothing at all yet still has content, with the author unpacking the tr…

dir.pastinter.net Website

The Pastinter.net Directory

A searchable directory of more than 70,000 historical URLs featured in printed internet directory books of the 1990s, wi…

everythingmachine.io Interactive

The Phone in Your Hand

A layer-by-layer interactive teardown of a smartphone, peeling back screen, sensors and chips to explain how the most in…

rp-photonics.com Website

The Photonics Spotlight

A blog from the RP Photonics team presenting interesting materials and thoughts on photonics and laser technology, from…

plaintextproject.online Website

The Plain Text Project

Articles, tools, templates and resources on using plain text to make work and life simpler, with practical guides for no…

pocket.free.fr Website

The Pocket Computer Museum

A collector's museum of 1980s pocket computers programmable in BASIC, with photos, specs and notes on Sharp, Casio, Tand…

blog.pragmaticengineer.com Website

The Pragmatic Engineer

A software engineering blog by Gergely Orosz with observations on big tech, startups, engineering management, and career…

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