inessential.com
There’s nothing wrong with commercial software — NetNewsWire was commercial software for many, many years — but it’s also a great freedom to us that it’s not. And it allows us to make something much greater than I would have made all on my own.
govtech.com
“We don’t just move off technology because it happens to be old; we move off technology because there is a better tool to do the job we need done.”
github.com
Build scripts for BareMetal OS and its related utilities
twitter.com
An amazingly beautiful digital sculpture that almost seems organic in its movement and response to sound.
mobile.twitter.com
This is a story about how I lost $10,000,000 by doing something stupid.
Ten. Million. Dollars.
Literally up in smoke. Money bonfire.
That’s enough to retire with $250,000+ in annual income.
Here’s what happened…
I really appreciate this honestly and humility. It’s nice to hear an ego-less story once in a while about entrepreneurs who failed — and why.
github.com
Simple 8-bit Assembler Simulator with Angular.js
keystone-engine.org
Keystone is a lightweight multi-platform, multi-architecture assembler framework.
github.com
Cheap EMUlator: lightweight multi-architecture assembly playground
opb.org
Anyone who has ever tried to replace a computer battery or fix a broken washing machine knows that manufacturers don’t make it easy. They use screws with special heads that are hard to open, or they won’t sell the necessary parts or provide the service manual. So the “Right to Repair” bill would make life easier and cheaper for people who want to fix an old laptop and give it to their kids, for example.
thenewatlantis.com
One was shown “a really pitiful video first of people with DS who were very low tone and lethargic looking” and then told that “our child would never be able to read, write, or count change.” Others regretted that they had not been offered contact information for other parents who have children with Down syndrome — connections that, where made, proved to be one of the most important and supportive factors in the mothers’ decisions to continue their pregnancies.