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The Unix Heritage Society
The Unix Heritage Society, dedicated to preserving early Unix source code, documentation, and the history of its develop…
The URL Lengthener
The opposite of a link shortener: paste any URL and it gets turned into an absurdly long address made of endless capital…
The User Condition
Silvio Lorusso's online essay on computer agency and behavior, asking how users can evade automatisms inside software bu…
The very weird Hewlett Packard FreeDOS option
A detective-style blog post that digs into why HP shipped laptops with a strange FreeDOS option, with screenshots and th…
The Virtual Community
Howard Rheingold's 1993 book The Virtual Community, free to read online: a firsthand account of the WELL and early onlin…
The Virtual OS Museum
A museum of over 1,700 operating systems from 1948 to today, pre-installed in a single Linux VM, with screenshots and no…
The Virtual Typewriter Museum
An online museum of antique typewriters browsable by brand, from index machines and early visibles to oddities, with pho…
The Vocal Effects of Daft Punk
A detailed breakdown of the vocoder, talk box, pitch and filter effects behind Daft Punk's robotic vocals, with song exa…
The War Zone
A defense and military technology publication covering air, sea, land, space, and cyber warfare, with in-depth features…
The Web Toolbox
A collection of free browser tools for web developers, programmers, and designers, gathering handy utilities in one plac…
The Website Obesity Crisis
Maciej Ceglowski's classic talk on bloated web pages, arguing that page weight and needless complexity are making the we…
The Wi-Fi Only Works When It's Raining
A hardware detective story about a home Wi-Fi link that only worked in the rain, following every false lead to a surpris…
The Wireless
A retro tech weblog about adventures with vintage Apple Macs, old hardware and niche software, styled like a classic 199…
The World's Backlog
A public repository of real-world problems posted by the people who face them, so builders can browse the list and find…
The World's Fastest Voice Bot
A live demo of a voice-driven AI chatbot tuned for replies in roughly half a second, so you can talk to it and feel how…
The X Window System Boot Stipple
A nostalgic look at the grey checkerboard stipple and X-shaped cursor that greeted Unix users at startup, and how that t…
The Xenon Death Flash
The strange true story of how a camera flash could instantly crash the Raspberry Pi 2, and how the community traced the…
The Yamaha DX7 Keyboard
A nostalgic, well-told history of the Yamaha DX7, the digital FM synthesizer that defined the sound of 1980s pop, and wh…
The Year 2000 Information Center
A preserved 1997-era Y2K countdown page that ticks toward Jan. 1, 2000, a time capsule of late-90s web design and millen…
The Zilog Z80 has turned 50
A loving history of the Zilog Z80 microprocessor on its 50th anniversary, covering its design, the home computers and co…
The Zombocom Problem
An essay using the old joke site Zombocom, where you can do anything, to ask why unlimited freedom in software often lea…
TheDen.sh
The personal site of Denis Khoshaba, styled as a vim-like terminal, with a short bio, projects, friends' sites and recen…
TheFileConverter.app
A privacy-first file converter that runs entirely in your browser, handling images, audio and video formats without uplo…
TheGreenEyl
Berlin studio TheGreenEyl builds poetic exhibitions and installations about algorithms, glitter, archives and images - f…
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