1. The Card That Made the Apple II Serious (www.wiseowl.com)

The Videx VideoTerm was the 80-column card that turned the Apple II into a business machine. Emulating it on an FPGA means reverse-engineering a 1981 MC6845 CRTC design and understanding why slot 3 is unlike every other slot in the machine.

6. Why Windows 95 Was Tech's Last True Revolution (comuniq.xyz)

Discover, vote and discuss the best content on the web. Comuniq is an open source community-driven news aggregator where real people — not algorithms — curate and share what matters most.

7. Building apps using TanStack Start (lovable.dev)

Starting May 13, new projects are Server-Side Rendered (SSR) and powered by TanStack Start. This post is for anyone wondering what changed - what's different, why we picked TanStack Start and what it means for the apps Lovable generates.

8. "No, I swear I wrote this." (revise.io)

LLMs have gotten very good. It's impossible tell anymore if something was written by a human or a model. AI detectors are snake oil. Nobody trusts each...

29. Show HN: Wind particles on Mapbox from a single EXIF JPEG (www.us-wind-particle-map-demo.mapbox-exif-layer.com)

A demo of mapbox-exif-layer over the contiguous United States with wind particle animation and temperature smooth raster layers. Toggle wind and temperature on and off to explore GPU-rendered weather visualization.

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