Creativity, curiosity, and code
Heidegger thinks about tools like so: a tool is something (a thing that has being in the Heideggerian sense, not necessarily an object) that represents an extension of human capabilities in some way. A tool is thus any kind of thing that *lets you do something you wouldn’t otherwise have been able to*. The important […]
Turn any link into a stunning 3D tree that doubles as a scannable QR code. Pick a season, customize colors, and share.
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Apparently there’s no need for IP laws any more, so here’s a way to archive high-fidelity Twitter data without signing up for an expensive API key. This is perfect for academics wishing to preserve Tweets, journalists wanting to download evidence, or simply embedding content without leaking user data back to Twitter. Table of Contentstl;drBackgroundEmbed CodeAPI […]
Free online tools with no damn logins, no tracking, and no trial funnels. Most run entirely in your browser: do the thing, get the answer, get back to work.
Marginalia Search is a small independent do-it-yourself search engine for surprising but content-rich websites that never ask you to accept cookies or subscribe to newsletters. The goal is to bring you the sort of grass fed, free range HTML your grandma used to write.
I’ve always been curious about 3D printers, so last fall when there was a Black Friday deal on a great model, I picked one up. I wondered if it would be…