“Discover the Small Web”
susam/wander: A tiny, decentralised tool you can host with just two files to explore the small web (see demo)
[ 📌cogdog ]
😎 What a cool idea!
thanks mikael - this is cool!
A retro music player inspired by Winamp, built for the terminal. Spectrum visualizer, 10-band EQ, playlists, streaming, and more.
[ 📌mikael ]
linkylove.webpath 04-03-26
- welcome to KAWAII! ☆ →
- slice of love ♡ →
- ma chérie →
- Jay's Digital Diary →
- Andi's Archive →
- in the meantime we cry’s garden
“technology that enables individual growth and collective flourishing”
And so, we find ourselves at this crossroads. Regardless of which path we choose, the future of computing will be hyper-personalized. The question is whether that personalization will be in service of keeping us passively glued to screens—wading around in the shallows, stripped of agency—or whether it will enable us to direct more attention to what matters.
[ 📌sdellis ]
twofer 03-31-26
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MOSS — A Painting Toy Where Every Brush Is a Tiny Program
MOSS is a pixel editor with brushes that feel alive. Paint with tools that blend, spread, drip, grow, and glitch — each one behaving differently and each one completely customizable.
[ 📌ftofani ]
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DevToys - A Swiss Army knife for developers
DevToys is free, open source and is privacy-focused on Windows, macOS and Linux! No need to use many untruthful websites to do simple tasks with your data.
[ 📌thulstrup ]
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