A new direction for computing: projecting information into the real world to augment it, with a device that combines a projector and computer vision in the shape of a large lightbulb.

Quiche Browser already had me hooked with its obsessive customization. Now it is killing AI overviews in search results by default, and that sealed the deal.

Quiche Browser is a tasty treat of elegance, customisation and AI-free browsing, but only iPhone users get to tuck in

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Felix Rieseberg, quite obviously, is the answer to the question why Claude is an Electron app. It’s like wondering why all the screws in a building were hammered into the walls, and then finding out t...

The internet you grew up on isn't dying. A commercial veneer glued on top of it is. A visual essay about what actually persists.

With Current, Sourcefeed, and Byline all in the world now, the thesis is probably close to being clear. I fundamentally believe that people want to make things …

I spent last night subscribing to all of the public feeds on Sourcefeed. A few folks even sent me their private feeds (thank you!) I got emotional reading those …

Why? Some writing wants to be a website. Some wants to be a newsletter. Some wants to be a feed. Sourcefeed is for the third kind. RSS-only. No website, no …

An independent, private, and transparent browser built by a passionate maker. Thoughtfully designed customization options and quality-of-life improvements without sacrificing ease of use. Established browsers can’t compare.

Communication technologies have been reshaping the human body in a slow migration down the arm. The next cost isn't to the body.