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Focused, searchable collections of products, companies, ideas, objects, places, and reference material — structured to be found again.
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Focused collections built to be searched, filtered, compared, and revisited.
File 001
Product History
Category Openers
100 launches that opened categories, changed expectations, or altered what came next.
100 records · 10 fields · 1870s–2026
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File 002
Computing
Local Intelligence
Models, machines, and infrastructure for running intelligence on hardware you hold.
100 records · 9 fields · 2000s–2026
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File 003
Care & Longevity
AgeTech
Companies and products built for aging in place, care work, and longer lives at home.
200 records · 8 fields · 1890s–2026
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File 004
Recovery
Wellness Hardware
Equipment and protocols for recovery, training, and keeping a body in working order.
163 records · 8 fields · 1920s–2026
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From the open drawers
File 001 · Electronics
Apple iPhone (1st generation)
The product that turned the phone into the default computer of daily life.
File 001 · Transport
Ford Model T
The car that put the world on wheels and invented modern mass production.
File 001 · Computing
Apple Macintosh 128K
The machine that made the graphical desktop and mouse mainstream.
File 001 · Electronics
Sony Walkman TPS-L2
Music became private, portable, and attached to a body in motion.
File 002 · Runtimes
llama.cpp
The C++ engine that made a 7B model a laptop object, not a cluster job.
File 002 · Models
Llama
The model family that made open weights the default substrate of local intelligence.