This cool DIY project created a wooden desktop that conceals all the hardware from a pretty decent PC.
Here's part 2, which includes a shelf that conceals a monitor and keyboard:
Image: YouTube / DIY Perks
This casemod turned a desktop PC into an actual desktop
A programming language to make NES games without learning Assembly
NESFab is a programming language of great specificity: it's for making games on the Nintendo Entertainment System, whose ancient vintage otherwise demands a punishing command of 6502 Assembly. [via Hacker… READ THE REST
Papercraft Amstrad CPC
Rocky Bergen makes papercraft models of vintage computers (previously). With international shipping rates being what they are, I stand a much better chance of getting this Amstrad CPC on my… READ THE REST
Great article about the "ill-fated" Apple Lisa, 40 years later
Apple's Lisa computer introduced many of the desktop UI conventions we're still working with decades later, but as a single-user machine with an inflation-adjusted $30,000 price tag, it was doomed… READ THE REST
Get organized with Microsoft Office for Mac or Windows for a one-time payment of $40
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Easily master languages on Babbel for $149 for a limited time only
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Snag this high-performing refurbished MacBook Pro for under $300
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