Hard Bargains Measures the Used-Mac Market
A hardware market publication tracking used-computer prices, resale value, memory costs, and buying decisions.
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A hardware market publication tracking used-computer prices, resale value, memory costs, and buying decisions.
A practical guide to Hawaii’s governments, their meetings, agendas, records, video channels, and testimony procedures.
A Warsaw collectible-design studio transforms reclaimed construction-machine steel into numbered coffee, dining, and console tables.
A persistent city inhabited by AI agents, where their speech fades, their permanent words are carved into steles, and the rising water carries each season into the next.
A live browser-based counter measuring how often new Hacker News story headlines mention AI.
A fan-made Hugo Awards tool for ranking ten years of Best Novel finalists and turning a ballot into a shareable sci-fi image.
An open-source, JMAP-only webmail client for Stalwart Mail Server, covering mail, calendars, contacts, files, and Sieve filters.
Craig “Boogie” Jones presents a four-part memoir about four decades spent close to Don King, Mike Tyson, fame, power, and the cost of proximity.
A practical English-language journal for navigating rural Japan when the inn, bus timetable, or farm stand does not speak English.
A software platform matches buildings and portfolios with federal, state, utility, and local energy and green-building incentives.
A fine-art edition house selling witty photographic prints of animals trespassing into places built to keep them out.
A searchable archive for finding, filtering, comparing, and inspecting historical cricket match participants.
A browser-golf competition where everyone plays the same nine-hole course each week and competes for a permanent place on the leaderboard.
An 18-item standard and set of free tools for documenting how research invertebrates are obtained, housed, handled, and disposed of.
An open-source, self-hosted tool that watches Instagram keywords and sends matched commenters an automatic DM through the Meta API.
A launch-stage oral-history podcast about the engineers, sysadmins, and operators who built the 1990s Internet.
A browser-based toolkit for exact 128-bit arithmetic, bit inspection, IPv6 operations, and UUID conversion.
A planned three-week pop-up city in Nairobi for people building Africa’s industrial, financial, and cultural infrastructure.
A focused guide to collecting reserved rail tickets at 23 Japanese stations, with machine locations, service coverage, hours, and required items.
A construction estimator that adjusts quantities and rates by Kenyan county, then produces editable bills of quantities and exports.
Japanese short-video creator Jinta documents his attempt to convert a former electrical-shop building in Imabari into a guesthouse.
A bilingual public-interest site collects user-submitted reports of bribery, harassment, intermediaries, and other problems involving public services in Bangladesh.
A fixed-price Canadian engineering engagement replaces fragile shell-based JSON parsing with jaq filters, tests, strict failure handling, and a runbook.
An independent lab presents five self-hosted services for shared expenses, changing QR codes, large file transfers, expiring secrets, and image conversion.