Lovely story of some clever young people figuring out how to do mass art with the Internet experiment

A bunch of lightbulbs you can control with computers in a table witih some statistics

A reasonably powerful PC a little smaller than an iPhone

Presentation of various textile arts and how they relate to web design

A lot of demand, a lot of power, and a lot of very high prices

Details of the study protocols which determine what's in food, like how much protein or fat

Deep dive on USDA food research. It's not particularly exact.

Some really bonkers Python hacking using a preprocessing facility to add syntax

Nuts and bolts advice about database options

Web pages load significantly faster if you can fit within the first 10 packets of TCP slow start. (I'm not sure this is exactly true in 2024 but I like the idea.)

Andy's remarkable jazz chiptune album has a new vinyl issue (with a new cover)

New music game, a step sequencer with game mechanics

Detailed byte by byte explanation of the transport protocol replacing TCP for web communication

Various free and self-hosted AI code completion tools

Haunting music video (CW: strobing)

Argument it's more of a natural physical utterance than a formal word with etmyology. Related to "oops".

Useful alternate map of the London Underground

VP candidate has GIS expertise

New sqlite extension for nanosecond precision time

Kabaddi, an Indian form of tag, was an exhibition sport associated with the 1936 Olympics

16th century woodcut, one of a series of the artist's obsession with horses

Hilarious video introducing the new Teenage Engineering pocket sequencer

Concerns about a new public domain search engine

Details of versions of software in various Linux distributions

A USB boot disk tool. A generic bootable system which then chains to booting an ISO stored on the USB

A list of domains Kagi users choose to block or promote

A nice static visualization of basic body measurements

A newish way to transfer files from a phone to a computer, seems to work