Jay Margalus this is an adventure.

Weekly Notes — November 17, 2025

A quieter week on the surface, but the kind where the ideas pile up in unexpected corners like code windows, student conversations, half-built hardware, grant documents, and browser prototypes that refuse to behave neatly. Building Strange Things on Jetstream2 I spent time exploring Indiana University’s…...

Premium Membership Required

You must be a Premium member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here

Continue reading →

Weekly Notes — 2025-11-10

There’s a line I read this week that’s pretty compelling: encryption, Doctorow says, makes it possible to scramble a photo so thoroughly that even if every hydrogen atom in the universe were made into a computer, we still wouldn’t have enough universe to brute-force the…...

Premium Membership Required

You must be a Premium member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here

Continue reading →

ourss – An Opinionated RSS Reader

I spent nine days building ourss, an opinionated RSS reader that leans into the weird web. It runs in human-scale instances, lets friends trade links inside their node, and generates a daily digest that summarizes what you actually read while recommending what to read next…....

Premium Membership Required

You must be a Premium member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here

Continue reading →

OmniFocus Google Chrome Plugin

OmniFocus Google Chrome Plugin

I’ve been using OmniFocus for my personal task management for almost a decade now, and one of its most useful features are the integrations into my email, web browsing, etc. So when the Chrome plugin went belly up a while back I was kind of…

Continue reading →

AI Meets Atoms – A Hardware Reality Check

Emerging signal: I’m seeing more and more hands-on pros—engineers, surgeons in the OR, mechanics—push back on the notion that AI is about to swallow the physical world whole. After almost two decades working in hardware, I get it. Bits travel at the speed of a…...

Premium Membership Required

You must be a Premium member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here

Continue reading →

TSW* S1E6 – Wendy Bolger – Loyola University Maryland

In this engaging episode, we sit down with Wendy Bolger, the dynamic director of the Simon Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Wendy brings a wealth of experience from her previous role at Mercy Corps and her extensive background in social entrepreneurship. Recognized as one of…

Continue reading →

The Power of Figma in Entrepreneurship Education

In the realm of entrepreneurship (eship) education, where ideas are the currency and innovation is the goal, having a versatile tool that can shepherd an idea from its nascent stages to a tangible prototype is invaluable. Enter Figma—a design tool that has become a cornerstone…...

Premium Membership Required

You must be a Premium member to access this content.

Join Now

Already a member? Log in here

Continue reading →

TSW* Podcast ep. with Ellen Schmidt-Devlin

Really excited for this one! Check it out. TSW* welcomes Ellen Schmidt-Devlin, co-founder and Executive Director of the Sports Product Management Program at the University of Oregon. Ellen’s illustrious career spans 27 years at Nike, where she worked closely with legendary coach Bill Bowerman and…

Continue reading →

Hardware Affordances Talk – Teardown 2024

Continue reading →

Old Plank Trail 2024

This should be the last of my cycling videos for a while. This one is of an old favorite — Old Plank Trail in Illinois.

Continue reading →

Page 1 of 6 1 2 3 4 5 ... Last →