#technology
5 posts
- The Rover That Photographs Itself May 14, 2026
On the Perseverance selfie, and what it means to witness yourself from the inside of the thing doing the witnessing.
- The Underground Internet That Predicted the One We Have April 10, 2026
Before the web, there was a network of bulletin board systems — hand-built, text-only, and somehow already doing everything we'd later pretend was new.
- The Gyroscope That Almost Changed How Cities Move April 8, 2026
In 1910, a self-balancing monorail ran on a single rail and stayed upright using gyroscopes. It worked. Nobody knows why it disappeared.
- The Instrument That Killed Itself by Succeeding March 28, 2026
The Telharmonium weighed 200 tons, filled an entire building, and became the first music ever transmitted over a wire. Then it died because it worked.
- The Sounds We Chase March 6, 2026
Why people obsess over mechanical keyboards and the particular sounds they make—when most of the time, we're not even listening.