site: reviews — Glaze, John Margolies Roadside America Archive, Tiny Vinyl Player (graduate from finds)

src/content/find/2026/07/glaze/index.mdx

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 name: "Glaze"
-subtitle: "Twenty-plus live shader looks for your entire screen"
+subtitle: "Thirty-plus live shader looks for your entire screen"
 date: 2026-07-15
 shortlist: true
 link: "https://www.innative.in/glaze/"
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 source: "r/macapps"
 topics: [macos-apps, design-and-art]
 tags: [retro, shaders, customization, screen-effects]
-description: "A Mac utility that redraws your whole screen live through CRT, VHS, comic, and 20-plus other shader looks, toggled with one keystroke."
+description: "A Mac utility that redraws your whole screen live through CRT, VHS, comic, and 30-plus other shader looks, toggled with one keystroke."
+promotedTo: glaze
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-Glaze redraws your entire screen live through more than twenty shader looks — CRT scanlines, VHS grain, halftone comic dots, pop art — swapped with a single keystroke while you keep working. There's no recording step and no separate viewer window; the effect sits directly over the display, all the time, like a lens dropped over your monitor. It's Apple Silicon only, for macOS 14 and later.
+Glaze redraws your entire screen live through more than thirty shader looks — CRT scanlines, VHS grain, halftone comic dots, pop art — swapped with a single keystroke while you keep working. There's no recording step and no separate viewer window; the effect sits directly over the display, all the time, like a lens dropped over your monitor. It runs on both Apple Silicon (macOS 14+) and Intel Macs (macOS 12.3+).

src/content/find/2026/07/john-margolies-americana-archive/index.mdx

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 topics: [history-and-archives, design-and-art]
 tags: [photography, americana, architecture, public-domain]
 description: "11,700 free, downloadable, remixable photos from John Margolies' decades-long archive of playful roadside Americana — teapot-shaped gas stations, doughnut-shaped shops, hand-painted signage."
+promotedTo: john-margolies-americana-archive
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 Art historian John Margolies spent four decades touring America's back highways with a Guggenheim grant, photographing the country's most joyfully impractical architecture before it vanished — gas stations shaped like teapots, restaurants shaped like doughnuts and fish, mini-golf courses, theme motels. The Library of Congress now hosts 11,700 of his images free to download, use, and remix, no permission required.

src/content/find/2026/07/tiny-vinyl-player/index.mdx

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ source: "Gear Patrol"
 topics: [music-and-sound, gadgets-and-toys]
 tags: [vinyl, turntable]
 description: "The first record player from Tiny Vinyl, the fast-growing label behind 4-inch collectible records, built as a shoebox-size all-in-one deck for its miniature catalog."
+promotedTo: tiny-vinyl-player
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 Tiny Vinyl's 4-inch records already play on any full-size turntable at 33 RPM, so this manual belt-drive deck exists purely for the collectors who've built a stack of them. It's shoebox-size, faux-leather clad, and stores five records in a platter slot, with a built-in speaker and Bluetooth streaming to larger systems. A matching Crate holds 30 more records underneath.