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A short personal newsletter from a photographer and writer who reflects on small, overlooked everyday objects and moments, such as the seasons and an old cable. Issues also cover practical photo-archiving advice, like a simple Lightroom folder structure based on year and month.
Andras Kora writes personal essays on the shift toward AI-assisted software, covering the tension between slow, governable engineering and fast agent-driven development. Other issues explore digital backups as a form of legacy and how ambiguous, conversational AI changes the expectations placed on software.
Hit Save! is a video game preservation nonprofit whose newsletter covers new archive additions, a relaunched resource portal for preservation, and interviews with companies bringing classic games to modern platforms. Readers get news on preservation projects, practical pointers to tools and guides, and industry context.
DWeb Vancouver's newsletter promotes and reports on DWeb Camp Cascadia, a community gathering on decentralized technology, land stewardship and economic justice held on Salt Spring Island in 2026. Readers get event schedules, ticketing and volunteer details, and recaps of sessions and community activities.
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