A collector's shelf of the web this week - the Moving Image Archive's filmstrip of old footage, digitalmeadow's collected-sites bookmarks, Arkivism's explore page, Florilegium growing Delft-blue flora in the margins of LaTeX documents, Tiny Computers as a pocket museum of translucent iMacs, Tic sticking to-do lists to the Mac desktop, and three long-reads on where creative work is heading (Apricitas on AI and the creative class, sheets.works on who holds up open source, Musical Form on gridification) plus Nicolas Mattia's SSH-keys-with-Touch-ID walkthrough. Watched The Dog Stars, The 13th Floor and a rewatch of The Changeling.

Linux reborn on Apple Silicon with Omarchy M, a hand-hatched renderer turning topological surfaces into inked sketchbook plates, and Desert Ant Labs' tiny on-device models that keep AI off the cloud. Plus a rewatch of The Game (1997).

Terminal tools, macOS productivity apps, jungle music, animation principles, and weekend movie watching—from ASCII 3D viewers to satirical SSH snake games.

The beginning of the end for legacy paid utilities as LLMs collapse the friction between idea and working prototype, spawning free vibe-coded alternatives.

Cassette archaeology across continents, forensic document reconstruction, dithering visual effects, and a beloved Markdown editor returns.

Isometric NYC map, Artvee public-domain archive, Wallace and Gromit typeface, films, and late-night bass.

How to roll your own Vercel with Apache git hooks, plus notes on new dev VMs and AntiRender satire.

FlowVision for macOS, DeepMind's Project Genie, Agentation feedback tool, exe.dev SSH VM, Beam iPad browser, and two tracks.