Neverclick uses on-device computer vision to label everything clickable with keyboard hints, so you can navigate any app without touching a mouse.

intriguing. and I appreciate the dev being honest about the AI usage (sounds like extremely minimal). The program itself does not use any LLMs as far as I can tell, no phone-homes. as a big fan of "hands stay on keyboard" I like this idea.

Really fun technical breakdown of all the computers in Jurassic Park (1993). I love this stuff.

One man's website all about the stickers that you can find on fruit. Astounding. h/t to Laura.

Each laptop tells a story through its stickers.

Fun little internet curiosity. I love the different ways that people customize their laptops. I should post an update to my own on the big blog sometime soon...

A parallel web updated through physical media.

This looks very cool! Interesting idea. Sort of like a federated... internet? I think? seems cool.

This is a virtual museum of operating systems (and standalone applications) running under emulation, implemented as a Linux VM for QEMU, VirtualBox, or UTM.

Incredibly cool resource. I will probably download this later.