Phil Libin's video toolkit for people who work on camera: virtual camera, screen recorder, presentation studio and a screenshare replacement, $10/month.

The enterprise-grade 4-port 4K HDMI KVM, with dedicated keyboard and mouse ports and RS-232 control, weighed against the cheaper TESmart.

The IP-KVM DHH runs one-per-machine on a tailnet to drive a closet of agent boxes, evaluated against the goal of controlling three computers from one Dell.

A Rust terminal multiplexer built for coding agents. Sessions survive a closed lid, and every pane says whether the agent is working, blocked or idle.

DHH's opinionated Arch and Hyprland distribution, evaluated as a first Linux switch on an old Mac Mini, with the full hotkey reference.

A 4-port HDMI KVM for the Studio, the Mini and two MacBooks, and why the cheapest model in the range is the right one.

A portable agent skill that audits and rewrites AI writing tells, now backed by a deterministic detector engine that scores text 0 to 100.

A 31-gram 3D-printed Scalmalloy tool watch built for spacewalks, with a crown you can operate in vacuum and a 1,000-year archive in the caseback.

A Claude Code skill that turns one YouTube link into an archival Markdown note with frontmatter, metadata, chapters and full transcript.

A Rust rewrite of Logitech Options+ that runs locally. Remap buttons, DPI and SmartShift over HID++, with no account and no telemetry.

A macOS menu bar app that ranks your audio devices and always switches to the highest-priority one connected. Built by Shopify's CEO over two days.

Nodes, edges, the fake-edge test and the diamond, from a long-form X post, checked against how Claude Code actually runs agents in parallel.

A 1,700-line Bash script that turns fzf into a YouTube browser with thumbnail previews, mpv playback, subscriptions and downloads.

Ruben Hassid's nine patterns that give AI text away now the em-dash is dead, plus his six-step fix built on ASD-STE100.

The original 295 USD Blackmagic switcher I have run since 2020, what it does, what it never got, and whether the Pro is worth the upgrade in 2026.

Visual disks, flip cubes, rotary magnetic pucks, keypad timers and gym interval clocks. What each type is for, the models worth buying, and where to get them in Germany.

Sysinternals ZoomIt ported to native macOS in Swift, MIT licensed, installed with Homebrew. Built in two days with agentic coding.

A 14.99 EUR aluminium gripper sold in 100 to 350 lbs. Measured data says a 350 closes at about 176 lb, and varies wildly unit to unit.

Every grip tool worth owning, from the mainstream torsion-spring grippers to the small European workshops that never sell on Amazon.

How a particle accelerator could replace ASML's tin-plasma EUV source, and why that threatens less of ASML's business than the headlines suggest.

A £99 brass and stainless thumb-only trainer with swappable springs. The one tool that fixes the weak link in pinch work.

A directory of 70 little computers you can flash with your own firmware, from $5 wall panels to $399 smart glasses.

Cloudflare wrote a browser engine in Rust that runs inside Workers V8 isolates. 3-7x less CPU and memory than Chromium for agent tasks.

A flip-to-start desk timer with a colour LED ring, auto 25/5 Pomodoro cycles, stopwatch and clock. Around 60 EUR in Germany.