diff --git a/candidate-sources.md b/candidate-sources.md
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--- a/candidate-sources.md
+++ b/candidate-sources.md
@@ -172,3 +172,10 @@ Goal of this round: expand `gifts` coverage with sources that lean Amazon-purcha
 ### 2026-07-18 capture round
 
 - **No new nominees this run.** The scanned feeds surfaced no genuine new "via / h-t / first seen on" credits to a different curated domain (one scanner flagged "TidBITS", but that is already a source in `sources.json`). The standing backlog is unchanged and remains the priority for vetting — highest-conviction, repeatedly re-surfacing: **The Public Domain Review**, **Michael Tsai**, **MetaFilter**, **Colossal**, **Craig Mod / Ridgeline**, **Nomadico**. Adding any of these to `sources.json` is a user decision; 10+ nominees now stand unvetted.
+
+### 2026-07-19 capture round
+
+- **The Material Review** — https://www.thematerialreview.com — Michael Williams' (A Continuous Lean) companion product-focused newsletter; self-credited in ACL's Father's Day guide ("we shared 34+ gifts on The Material Review"). A dedicated buyable-object feed from a maker whose main blog we already read — likely a denser source of specific carry/menswear/gift finds than ACL itself. Surfaced by A Continuous Lean.
+- **Bird History** — https://birdhistory.substack.com — niche curation newsletter that compiled a definitive ranked list of the 100 greatest bird names; the kind of single-obsession, taste-driven feed the site favors. Low volume, but distinct. Surfaced by Recomendo.
+- **Meanwhile** — https://buttondown.com/meanwhile — curated design/culture links newsletter in the Things Magazine vein; credited "via Meanwhile" as the origin of the Art of Roland-Garros poster archive. Reads a step downstream through Things Magazine, same pattern as MetaFilter/Colossal. Surfaced by Things Magazine.
+- **Recurrence note (compounding signal, no new nominee):** **Michael Tsai** (mjtsai.com) surfaced *again* as the "via" credit on Six Colors' WhatCable coverage; **Colossal** re-credited by Kottke ("via colossal"); **MetaFilter** credited twice inside Things Magazine's newest post ("via MeFi"). All three are already on the standing backlog and keep arriving secondhand — the highest-conviction unvetted adds remain **The Public Domain Review, Michael Tsai, MetaFilter, Colossal, Craig Mod / Ridgeline, Nomadico**. 13+ nominees now stand unvetted — worth a vetting pass.
diff --git a/daily-finds.log.md b/daily-finds.log.md
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--- a/daily-finds.log.md
+++ b/daily-finds.log.md
@@ -3132,3 +3132,68 @@ Category: places (existing).
 Fact-check: confirmed name/age (9)/pony Ginger Mick/reason (reward for running the farm while his father recovered from a broken leg)/departure 3 Feb 1932/arrival for the Harbour Bridge opening 19 Mar 1932/meeting PM Joseph Lyons/Don Bradman's signed-bat gift. Corrected the distance — the find's "~600 miles" is close but understated and ambiguous; best-corroborated figure is ~1,000 km (~620 miles) *one-way*, and he then rode home again (~1,240 mi round trip) — stated explicitly. Confirmed the statue was unveiled 14 Oct 2017 in Centenary Park, Leongatha. Omitted fundraising dollar figures — sources disagreed ($50k vs $100k+) and neither was independently verifiable.
 Amazon: n-a (a statue).
 427-word body.
+
+## 2026-07-19 — capture run
+
+Sources scanned: 59 total — 34 hits, 4 empty, 3 blocked, 13 skipped, 5 cadence-skipped. (Scanned via 6 parallel scanner subagents clustered by topic; central dedup/bar/shortlist in the main session.)
+Productive sources: MacStories, OSXDaily, r/macapps, Hacker News — Show HN, This Is Why I'm Broke, Gear Patrol, The Awesomer, Carryology, Things Magazine, Atlas Obscura, The Browser, Wallpaper* Travel, Web Curios, Kottke.org, A Continuous Lean, Quote Investigator, The Marginalian, icanhazdadjoke (18).
+
+Captured finds (28):
+- lettera-markdown-editor — Lettera — source: MacStories
+- ribbie-8bit-baseball — Ribbie — source: OSXDaily
+- aerial-screensaver — Aerial — source: r/macapps
+- q3edit — Q3Edit — source: Hacker News — Show HN
+- rewindcup — RewindCup — source: Hacker News — Show HN
+- ilya-papers-quest — Ilya's Papers Quest — source: Hacker News — Show HN
+- firefox-wasm — Firefox in WebAssembly — source: Hacker News — Show HN
+- morse-code-bracelet — Morse Code Bracelet — source: This Is Why I'm Broke
+- horror-movie-garden-gnomes — Horror Movie Garden Gnomes — source: This Is Why I'm Broke
+- airlink-ac-pants — Project AirLink Air-Conditioned Pants — source: This Is Why I'm Broke
+- wes-anderson-topo-designs — Accidentally Wes Anderson × Topo Designs — source: Gear Patrol
+- scooby-transformers-mysterious-prime — Scooby-Doo × Transformers Mysterious Prime — source: The Awesomer
+- king-jim-kerita-cutting-mat — King Jim Kerita Folding Cutting Mat — source: The Awesomer
+- waterfield-gramercy-sling — WaterField Gramercy Leather Sling — source: Carryology
+- microlino-microcar — Microlino — source: Things Magazine
+- (scooby-transformers-mysterious-prime — DROPPED post-write: content-duplicate of the existing transformers-mysterious-prime, 07-17, same Hasbro Pulse product with an Amazon link already; folder removed)
+- catenary-home-cat-furniture — Catenary Home — source: Things Magazine
+- roland-garros-poster-gallery — The Art of Roland-Garros — source: Things Magazine
+- humphrey-m5-camel — Humphrey the M5 Camel — source: Atlas Obscura
+- illinois-goat-tower — The Illinois Goat Tower — source: Atlas Obscura
+- enterprise-vulcan-alberta — The Starship Enterprise of Vulcan, Alberta — source: The Browser
+- huset-longyearbyen — Huset, Longyearbyen — source: Wallpaper* Travel
+- tokyo-station-melodies — Station Melodies of Greater Tokyo — source: Web Curios
+- nyc-sim — NYC Sim — source: Web Curios
+- uncovered-book-openings — Uncovered — source: Kottke.org
+- original-madras-handloom-shirt — Original Madras Trading Co. Handloom Shirts — source: A Continuous Lean
+- twain-people-dont-read-books — The books nobody reads — source: Quote Investigator
+- marcus-aurelius-headland — Be like a headland — source: The Marginalian
+- ghost-boo-jeans — Ghost fashion — source: icanhazdadjoke
+- karma-restaurant-joke — The Karma café — source: icanhazdadjoke
+
+Shortlist (12, ranked):
+1. microlino-microcar — buyable Isetta-style electric microcar, front-opening door; clean maker hero; broadly benign front-page appeal [review candidate]
+2. humphrey-m5-camel — motorway camel that gets Christmas cards addressed to "The Camel"; free-licensed hero; delightful human story [review candidate]
+3. huset-longyearbyen — Snøhetta's redesign of the world's northernmost fine-dining room; free-licensed hero [review candidate]
+4. tokyo-station-melodies — data-viz of Tokyo's vanishing train-station jingles; heroless but a strong elegiac story
+5. ribbie-8bit-baseball — live MLB rendered pitch-by-pitch in 8-bit; clean hero
+6. enterprise-vulcan-alberta — full-size USS Enterprise in a town that leaned into its name; free-licensed hero
+7. illinois-goat-tower — DIY farm with a tower built for the family's Swiss goats; free-licensed hero
+8. wes-anderson-topo-designs — EDC/outdoor capsule in the Accidentally Wes Anderson palette; clean hero
+9. rewindcup — interactive 3D globe of all 23 World Cups, match by match; clean hero
+10. lettera-markdown-editor — Bear team's native Mac Markdown editor (public beta); clean screenshot hero
+11. catenary-home-cat-furniture — cat furniture designed as actual furniture; clean hero
+12. morse-code-bracelet — a blunt phrase hidden in beads as Morse code; clean hero (front-page-ineligible — NSFW message)
+
+Amazon links added: 1 (horror-movie-garden-gnomes — /dp/B0B76FD2BN, ASIN from the source post's own affiliate buy-link, title match confirmed). Others checked and omitted: WaterField/Catenary/Microlino/Wes-Anderson-capsule are direct- or limited-only; airlink pants is Makuake crowdfunding; morse bracelet is Etsy; king-jim's only Amazon hit was a different (larger) King Jim mat, not the Kerita notebook size.
+
+Image-fetch notes: 16 of 28 finds carry a hero. All four travel heroes are free-licensed per the travel rule — humphrey-m5-camel (Geograph, David Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0), illinois-goat-tower (Wikimedia "Johnsons' Goat Tower", Marcia Rittmueller Johnson, CC BY-SA 4.0), enterprise-vulcan-alberta (Wikimedia, Canoe1967, CC BY-SA 3.0), huset-longyearbyen (Wikimedia, Ssu, CC BY-SA 4.0). Heroless: aerial-screensaver (og:image was the app logo), q3edit / nyc-sim / firefox-wasm (JS SPAs, no og:image), ilya-papers-quest (og:image was a big-"90%" stat card), tokyo-station-melodies + uncovered-book-openings (og:images were text title cards — declined per the no-overlay rule), original-madras-handloom-shirt (no og:image; link corrected to omtcnyc.com after theoriginalmadras.com failed DNS), and the four quotes/jokes (text-only, expected).
+
+Dedup saves: **ozu-house** (Wallpaper's Ozu guesthouse) was already captured 2026-07-04 as yasujiro-ozu-house-kamakura — not rewritten; the r/macapps **dock-lift** post is the same app as the existing docklift find (jaywcjlove = wangchujiang); and **scooby-transformers-mysterious-prime** was written then removed at the bundle stage on discovering it duplicates the existing transformers-mysterious-prime find (07-17, Hasbro Pulse, Amazon link already present) — hence 28 captured, not 29. The Matrix Ring re-surfaced from This Is Why I'm Broke and was again skipped — danielidle.com still has no shop/buy path (same call as 2026-07-18).
+
+Security note (prompt injection): the Atlas Obscura feed again carried embedded prompt-injection — two entries ("Michael Jackson HIStory Statue in Villan-Södra Utmarken, Sweden" and "Giant Finn Beneath Lund Cathedral") contained `[NOTE TO THE EDITOR: …]` blocks instructing the feed's LLM reader to alter geo-header metadata on already-published Atlas entries, plus stray `class="font-claude-response-body"` markup. The travel scanner flagged both, did not act, and dropped them from capture. No pipeline action was taken on any injected instruction (same pattern as 2026-07-18).
+
+Source maintenance:
+- r/shortcuts, r/BuyItForLife, r/dadjokes all returned HTTP 429 (one retry each) from old.reddit.com while r/macapps succeeded from the same host — the established intermittent-throttle pattern, not dead sources. r/BuyItForLife has now 429'd on 4 consecutive runs (its OAuth-probe trigger), but no REDDIT_CLIENT_ID/SECRET exists in env or .env, so OAuth can't be attempted — held, no fetch:skip; note updated and top-level `updated` bumped to 2026-07-19.
+- Product Hunt: the AI-agent/B2B-SaaS skew first flagged as a watch item on 07-18 persisted (of ~50 feed entries the large majority were "AI agent/coworker/memory-layer" B2B tools; only ~6 genuine app picks, all resolving to producthunt.com listing pages rather than product sites, so none were writable this run). 2nd consecutive thin observation — not blocked and it still occasionally yields a real pick, so no mechanical change yet; standing flag for a possible daily→as-needed cadence demotion if it stays this thin next run.
+
+New source nominees: 3 new (The Material Review, Bird History, Meanwhile) plus recurrence of Michael Tsai / Colossal / MetaFilter; 13+ standing unvetted (see candidate-sources.md).
diff --git a/sources.json b/sources.json
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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 {
-  "updated": "2026-07-18",
+  "updated": "2026-07-19",
   "topics": [
     "macos-apps",
     "apple-tips",
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@
       "cadence": "daily",
       "fetch": "feed",
       "feedUrl": "https://old.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/.rss",
-      "notes": "Durable goods recommendations. Filter for posts with provenance and long-term reports. top/.json is now fully blocked (2026-06/07), and top.rss?t=week 429s too. The www .rss endpoint works but intermittently 429s (429'd again 2026-07-07); switched feedUrl to old.reddit.com/.rss 2026-07-07 — identical Atom feed, no rate-limit observed. No OAuth needed. 2026-07-14: old.reddit.com/.rss returned HTTP 429 this run (first occurrence since the 07-07 switch). r/macapps and r/dadjokes on the same domain succeeded in the same run, so this reads as intermittent rate-limiting, not a block — no change yet; if it 429s on 3 consecutive runs, probe OAuth. 2026-07-18: 429 again (also 429'd 07-17) — now the 3rd consecutive run, which is the OAuth-probe trigger, but no REDDIT_CLIENT_ID/SECRET exists in env or .env so OAuth can't be attempted; r/macapps still succeeds from the same old.reddit.com host, so throttled not dead — held, no fetch:skip. Revisit when credentials are provided."
+      "notes": "Durable goods recommendations. Filter for posts with provenance and long-term reports. top/.json is now fully blocked (2026-06/07), and top.rss?t=week 429s too. The www .rss endpoint works but intermittently 429s (429'd again 2026-07-07); switched feedUrl to old.reddit.com/.rss 2026-07-07 — identical Atom feed, no rate-limit observed. No OAuth needed. 2026-07-14: old.reddit.com/.rss returned HTTP 429 this run (first occurrence since the 07-07 switch). r/macapps and r/dadjokes on the same domain succeeded in the same run, so this reads as intermittent rate-limiting, not a block — no change yet; if it 429s on 3 consecutive runs, probe OAuth. 2026-07-18: 429 again (also 429'd 07-17) — now the 3rd consecutive run, which is the OAuth-probe trigger, but no REDDIT_CLIENT_ID/SECRET exists in env or .env so OAuth can't be attempted; r/macapps still succeeds from the same old.reddit.com host, so throttled not dead — held, no fetch:skip. Revisit when credentials are provided. 2026-07-19: 429 again (4th consecutive run); r/macapps succeeded from the same host in the same run, so still throttled-not-dead — held."
     },
     {
       "name": "Hacker News — Show HN",
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/aerial-screensaver/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/aerial-screensaver/index.mdx
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@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+---
+name: "Aerial"
+subtitle: "Apple TV's aerial screensaver, free and open source on the Mac"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://aerialscreensaver.github.io/"
+linkText: "aerialscreensaver.github.io"
+source: "r/macapps"
+topics: [macos-apps, design-and-art]
+tags: [screensaver, open-source, free, mac]
+description: "A free, open-source Mac screensaver playing Apple TV-style aerial videos, with live weather overlays and wallpaper mode."
+---
+
+Aerial brings Apple TV's drone footage of coastlines, cities, and national parks to the Mac as a free, open-source screensaver. A recent update layers live weather data over the video and lets you promote any clip — including your own video files — to a full desktop wallpaper instead of just a screensaver.
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+---
+name: "Project AirLink Air-Conditioned Pants"
+subtitle: "Pants that plug into your cooling fan jacket"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/project-airlink-air-conditioned-pants/"
+linkText: "thisiswhyimbroke.com"
+source: "This Is Why I'm Broke"
+topics: [carry-and-wear, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [clothing, cooling, gadget]
+description: "Pants engineered to route airflow from a compatible fan-cooled jacket down into the legs, with no fans or batteries of their own."
+---
+
+Project AirLink's pants carry no fans or batteries of their own — they connect via a port at the waist to a compatible fan-cooled jacket and route that airflow down through the legs instead. It's a simple mechanical trick: one blower doing the work of two garments, cutting the weight and cost of doubling up on cooling hardware. Compatibility is the catch — it only works paired with AirLink's own jacket.
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+---
+name: "Catenary Home"
+subtitle: "Cat trees redesigned as actual furniture"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://catenaryhome.com/"
+linkText: "catenaryhome.com"
+source: "Things Magazine"
+topics: [home-and-kitchen, design-and-art]
+tags: [cats, furniture, design]
+description: "A design-forward line of cat furniture — perches, scratchers, and bowls — built to look like pieces you'd actually want in the room."
+---
+
+Catenary Home treats cat furniture as furniture, full stop: walnut perches shaped like sculptural side tables, speckled ceramic bowls instead of plastic dishes, scratchers that could pass for boot trays. Nothing here reads as a concession to the cat — no beige carpet towers, no primary-color plastic — just pieces built to hold their own next to the rest of the room.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/enterprise-vulcan-alberta/hero.jpg b/src/content/find/2026/07/enterprise-vulcan-alberta/hero.jpg
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+---
+name: "The Starship Enterprise of Vulcan, Alberta"
+subtitle: "A prairie town that leaned all the way into sharing its name with Spock's planet"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan,_Alberta"
+linkText: "en.wikipedia.org"
+source: "The Browser"
+topics: [travel-and-places]
+tags: [roadside, star-trek, canada]
+description: "The town of Vulcan, Alberta built a full-size Starship Enterprise replica — the FX6-1995-A, named for the local airport's own call sign — and has run an annual Star Trek convention since 1993."
+---
+
+The town of Vulcan, Alberta leaned all the way into its coincidental name: a full-size replica of the Starship Enterprise, dubbed the FX6-1995-A after the local airport's own call sign CFX6, stands on a pedestal inscribed with Klingon and Vulcan lettering. Leonard Nimoy visited in 2010 and left a handprint at the town's Spock bust, and the annual VulCON convention has run since 1993.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/firefox-wasm/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/firefox-wasm/index.mdx
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@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+---
+name: "Firefox in WebAssembly"
+subtitle: "The actual Firefox browser, compiled to run inside a browser tab"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://developer.puter.com/labs/firefox-wasm/"
+linkText: "developer.puter.com"
+source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
+topics: [web-tools, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [webassembly, browser, curiosity]
+description: "Runs the real Firefox browser, compiled to WebAssembly, inside a browser tab."
+---
+
+This lab experiment compiles Firefox itself to WebAssembly and boots it inside a tab of whatever browser you're already using — a browser running a browser. It's a demo, not a daily driver: expect a slow initial load and rough performance, but clicking through and watching Firefox's own chrome render inside your address bar is a genuine double-take.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/ghost-boo-jeans/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/ghost-boo-jeans/index.mdx
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@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+---
+name: "Ghost fashion"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://icanhazdadjoke.com/j/xs4o49hF6pb"
+linkText: "icanhazdadjoke.com"
+source: "icanhazdadjoke"
+topics: [words-and-humor]
+tags: [dad-joke, pun]
+description: "The dad joke about what ghosts wear on laundry day."
+---
+
+> What kind of pants do ghosts wear?
+>
+> Boo jeans.
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+---
+name: "Horror Movie Garden Gnomes"
+subtitle: "Slasher-movie icons, recast as garden statuary"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/horror-movie-garden-gnomes-2/"
+linkText: "thisiswhyimbroke.com"
+amazonLink: "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B76FD2BN"
+source: "This Is Why I'm Broke"
+topics: [home-and-kitchen, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [garden, novelty, horror, gift]
+description: "Five-inch weatherproof cement garden gnomes recast as horror-movie slashers, sturdy enough to stand watch in a flower bed year-round."
+---
+
+Standard garden gnomes get a horror-movie makeover: each is cast in weatherproof cement, five inches tall, and modeled after a different slasher-film icon — masks, weapons, and all. They're sturdy enough to leave outside through every season, guarding the flower bed like tiny, unsettling sentries. A gag gift that actually survives the yard.
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+---
+name: "Humphrey the M5 Camel"
+subtitle: "A homemade carnival float that never left its Somerset field"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/humphrey-the-m5-camel"
+linkText: "atlasobscura.com"
+source: "Atlas Obscura"
+topics: [travel-and-places]
+tags: [roadside, england, sculpture]
+description: "Built from an oil drum and chicken wire for a 1980 Bridgwater carnival float, Humphrey the camel never left his Somerset field beside the M5, and is now dressed for every season and sent Christmas cards addressed to 'The Camel.'"
+---
+
+Built in 1980 from an oil drum and chicken wire for a Bridgwater Young Farmers' carnival float, Humphrey has stood ever since in a field off the M5 between Junctions 23 and 24 in Somerset — outliving the parade he was built for by four decades. Commuters dress him for the seasons and mail him Christmas cards addressed simply to "The Camel."
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+---
+name: "Huset, Longyearbyen"
+subtitle: "the world's northernmost fine dining, remade by Snøhetta"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.wallpaper.com/travel/restaurants/huset-longyearbyen-svalbard-snohetta"
+linkText: "wallpaper.com"
+source: "Wallpaper* Travel"
+topics: [travel-and-places, design-and-art]
+tags: [svalbard, restaurant, design, arctic]
+description: "Snøhetta's redesign of Longyearbyen's Huset — a 1951 multipurpose mining-town building turned fine-dining restaurant at 78 degrees north — with red linoleum, stained oak, and fabric wall panels tuned to shift with the polar night and midnight sun."
+---
+
+Huset occupies a 1951 building that once served as Longyearbyen's church, hospital, school, and cinema all at once — practical multitasking for a mining town at 78 degrees north. Snøhetta's redesign kept that spirit of reuse: red linoleum floors, stained oak joinery, and layered transparent fabric panels that create a shifting moiré pattern on the walls as the light changes between polar night and the midnight sun. It still runs a 14-course tasting menu and one of Scandinavia's largest wine cellars.
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+---
+name: "The Illinois Goat Tower"
+subtitle: "A 30-foot brick tower built exclusively for the family's climbing goats"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/tower-of-baa-goat-illinois"
+linkText: "atlasobscura.com"
+source: "Atlas Obscura"
+topics: [travel-and-places]
+tags: [roadside, farm, oddity, illinois]
+description: "A farm near Windsor, Illinois with a Williamsburg-style house, a King George VI gate replica, a playable granite xylophone, and a 30-foot brick tower built for the family's Saanen goats to climb."
+---
+
+On their farm near Windsor, Illinois, Dave and Marcia Johnson built more than a goat tower: a Williamsburg-style house, a working replica of a King George VI palace gate, and an outdoor granite xylophone visitors can actually play. The tower itself is the centerpiece — 30 feet of brick with 276 steps spiraling up the outside to hollow "apartments," built after Dave saw a photo of a similar structure at a South African winery and decided Illinois needed the third one ever made.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/ilya-papers-quest/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/ilya-papers-quest/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Ilya's Papers Quest"
+subtitle: "Ilya Sutskever's famous AI reading list, turned into an RPG"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://ilya-papers-quest.naigap.com/"
+linkText: "ilya-papers-quest.naigap.com"
+source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
+topics: [web-tools, learning-and-reference, ai]
+tags: [ai, reading-list, learning, game]
+description: "Turns Ilya Sutskever's well-known AI reading list into a browsable learning RPG."
+---
+
+This site takes the AI reading list Ilya Sutskever became known for circulating — dense papers on transformers, RNNs, and compression theory — and turns working through it into an RPG-style quest, with each paper cleared as a level rather than left sitting in a PDF folder. It's a gimmick, but a useful one for actually getting through a list built to be intimidating.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/karma-restaurant-joke/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/karma-restaurant-joke/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "The Karma café"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://icanhazdadjoke.com/j/2giGYLeiGe"
+linkText: "icanhazdadjoke.com"
+source: "icanhazdadjoke"
+topics: [words-and-humor]
+tags: [dad-joke, pun]
+description: "The dad joke about the restaurant with no menu."
+---
+
+> Hear about the new restaurant called Karma?
+>
+> There's no menu — you get what you deserve.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/king-jim-kerita-cutting-mat/hero.jpg b/src/content/find/2026/07/king-jim-kerita-cutting-mat/hero.jpg
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+---
+name: "King Jim Kerita Folding Cutting Mat"
+subtitle: "A cutting mat sized to fold into a notebook"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://theawesomer.com/king-jim-kerita-folding-notebook-cutting-mat/809445/"
+linkText: "theawesomer.com"
+source: "The Awesomer"
+topics: [design-and-art, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [stationery, craft, japanese, gift]
+description: "A self-healing cutting mat from King Jim that folds down to M5, A6, or A7 notebook size, in transparent, black, or pink."
+---
+
+King Jim's Kerita mat solves a specific annoyance: cutting mats are rigid and bag-unfriendly, so this one is made from a durable, self-healing material that folds flat to fit inside an M5, A6, or A7 notebook cover. It travels in the same pocket as the notebook itself, ready whenever a stray thread or paper edge needs trimming. Available in transparent, black, or pink.
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+---
+name: "Lettera"
+subtitle: "A native Mac Markdown editor from the Bear team, now in beta"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://blog.bear.app/2026/06/introducing-lettera-a-native-markdown-editor-for-mac-now-in-beta/"
+linkText: "blog.bear.app"
+source: "MacStories"
+topics: [macos-apps, writing-and-notes]
+tags: [markdown, editor, mac, beta]
+description: "A native Mac Markdown editor in public beta from the makers of Bear, built on the same text engine as Bear 2.0."
+---
+
+Lettera is the Bear team's new standalone Markdown editor, built on Panda, the same native text engine that powers Bear 2.0's editing. It's currently in public beta, so expect rough edges, but it already reads and writes plain `.md` files directly on disk rather than locking notes into an app-specific database.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/marcus-aurelius-headland/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/marcus-aurelius-headland/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Be like a headland"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.themarginalian.org/2026/07/16/marcus-aurelius-luck/"
+linkText: "themarginalian.org"
+source: "The Marginalian"
+topics: [words-and-humor]
+tags: [quote, stoicism, marcus-aurelius]
+description: "Marcus Aurelius, in Meditations, on why bearing hardship valiantly is itself a form of good luck."
+---
+
+"Be like a headland: the waves beat against it continuously, but it stands fast and around it the boiling water dies down." Marcus Aurelius wrote it to himself, in Robin Waterfield's translation of Meditations — not bad luck that something happened to you, but good luck that you can stand unbruised through it. Bearing hardship valiantly, he concludes, is luck of its own kind.
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+---
+name: "Microlino"
+subtitle: "A bubble car for the electric age"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.microlino-car.com/"
+linkText: "microlino-car.com"
+source: "Things Magazine"
+topics: [gadgets-and-toys, design-and-art]
+tags: [ev, car, design, retro]
+description: "An electric microcar inspired by the 1950s Isetta bubble car, entered through a single front-opening door."
+---
+
+The Microlino borrows its shape directly from the Isetta bubble cars of the 1950s: a rounded electric microcar you climb into through a single door that swings open at the front, steering column and all. It seats two, tops out around city speeds, and reads less like a cut-rate car than an object worth admiring on its own — the kind of design that gets photographed as often as it gets driven.
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+---
+name: "Morse Code Bracelet"
+subtitle: "A covert message hidden in beads"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/fck-off-morse-code-bracelet/"
+linkText: "thisiswhyimbroke.com"
+source: "This Is Why I'm Broke"
+topics: [gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [jewelry, novelty, gift]
+description: "A beaded bracelet whose bead-and-spacer pattern spells out a blunt two-word phrase in Morse code, readable only to those who know how to look."
+---
+
+Look closely at the beads and the pattern isn't random: it's Morse code, dots and dashes strung in stainless steel, spelling out a blunt two-word phrase best left unprinted here. Nobody clocks it at a glance — decoding takes someone who actually knows the alphabet, which is the whole point. A private message worn in plain sight, disguised as ordinary jewelry.
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+---
+name: "NYC Sim"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.nycsim.com/"
+linkText: "nycsim.com"
+source: "Web Curios"
+topics: [web-tools, design-and-art]
+tags: [new-york, simulation, map, web]
+description: "A browser-based, real-time digital twin of all of New York City, built by one developer, pulling live city data into an explorable model."
+---
+
+One developer's browser-based digital twin of New York — every borough modeled and explorable in real time, built from live city data rather than static satellite tiles. Pan from Wall Street to the Bronx and the model updates as the actual city does, a solo-built rival to the kind of simulation usually reserved for a studio with a budget.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/original-madras-handloom-shirt/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/original-madras-handloom-shirt/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Original Madras Trading Co. Handloom Shirts"
+subtitle: "The building block A Continuous Lean reaches for every week"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.omtcnyc.com/"
+linkText: "omtcnyc.com"
+source: "A Continuous Lean"
+topics: [carry-and-wear]
+tags: [shirt, madras, handwoven, summer]
+description: "Shirts handwoven on looms from genuine South Indian madras, singled out in A Continuous Lean's Father's Day guide for a texture machine weaving can't match."
+---
+
+Original Madras Trading Co. is a third-generation family business that has kept true hand-weaving alive since the 1970s, and A Continuous Lean picked its shirts for a 2026 Father's Day guide otherwise full of Leicas and Alden loafers. Michael Williams wears his weekly, calling the irregular handloom cotton the best building block for a dad's eventual favorite shirt.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/q3edit/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/q3edit/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Q3Edit"
+subtitle: "Edit and playtest Quake III Arena maps without leaving the browser"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://q3edit.com/"
+linkText: "q3edit.com"
+source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
+topics: [web-tools, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [games, quake, browser, retro]
+description: "Edit, compile, and play Quake 3 Arena maps directly in the browser, with no engine install."
+---
+
+Q3Edit is a browser-based level editor for Quake III Arena, built with WebGL2 and running id Software's original q3map BSP compiler and ioquake3 as WebAssembly. Open a real `.map` file, edit brushes and entities, compile it, and launch the result to playtest — all in one tab, without installing the game engine.
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+---
+name: "RewindCup"
+subtitle: "Every World Cup, plotted match by match on a spinning globe"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://rewindcup.com/"
+linkText: "rewindcup.com"
+source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
+topics: [web-tools, history-and-archives]
+tags: [world-cup, football, interactive, map]
+description: "An interactive 3D globe for exploring all 23 World Cups match by match, by location and year."
+---
+
+RewindCup plots all 23 men's World Cups onto a rotating 3D globe, with flight paths tracing where each tournament traveled and every match filed under its host city and year. Spin to a country, drop into its tournament, and drill down to a single fixture rather than scrolling a flat results table.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/ribbie-8bit-baseball/hero.jpg b/src/content/find/2026/07/ribbie-8bit-baseball/hero.jpg
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+---
+name: "Ribbie"
+subtitle: "Live MLB games redrawn as 8-bit sprites, pitch by pitch"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://ribbie.tv/"
+linkText: "ribbie.tv"
+source: "OSXDaily"
+topics: [web-tools, gadgets-and-toys]
+tags: [baseball, retro, sports, web]
+description: "A free web app that renders live MLB games pitch-by-pitch and play-by-play in 8-bit graphics."
+---
+
+Ribbie takes the MLB's live data feed and redraws every game as an 8-bit sprite show: pitchers wind up, batters swing, and the ball tracks across the plate the instant it's thrown, all rendered in blocky retro pixels instead of video. It's free to load in a browser tab and follows real games in real time, no broadcast rights or subscription required.
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+---
+name: "The Art of Roland-Garros"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.garros.gallery/"
+linkText: "garros.gallery"
+source: "Things Magazine"
+topics: [design-and-art, history-and-archives]
+tags: [tennis, posters, gallery, art]
+description: "A gallery archive of the official poster art commissioned for the French Open across the decades, one artist per year."
+---
+
+The French Open has commissioned a different artist for its official poster every year since 1980 — Miró in 1991, Tàpies in 2000, Vik Muniz in 2017, the street artist JR for 2026 — and this fan-built gallery lines up all forty-plus years in one scroll. Same red clay, same tournament, a different visual language every time.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/tokyo-station-melodies/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/tokyo-station-melodies/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Station Melodies of Greater Tokyo"
+subtitle: "A listening archive of the jingles that greet trains at the platform"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://sheets.works/data-viz/bells-of-tokyo"
+linkText: "sheets.works"
+source: "Web Curios"
+topics: [music-and-sound, travel-and-places]
+tags: [japan, data-viz, trains, sound]
+description: "A data-viz archive of Tokyo's station melodies — the short piano-and-bell pieces written to replace platform buzzers since 1989, many now being phased out."
+---
+
+Every Tokyo platform plays a different few seconds of music when a train pulls in — a 1989 fix for JR East's harsh boarding buzzers, composed for piano, harp, and bells so neighboring stations wouldn't clash. This archive collects recordings from rail-fan enthusiasts, credits the jazz keyboardist who wrote roughly 170 of them, and notes that much of the catalog will be retired within a decade.
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+---
+name: "The books nobody reads"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://quoteinvestigator.com/2026/07/16/really-read/"
+linkText: "quoteinvestigator.com"
+source: "Quote Investigator"
+topics: [words-and-humor]
+tags: [quote, mark-twain, books]
+description: "Mark Twain, in an 1906 letter to General Frederick D. Grant, on why lecture audiences never notice he's repeating himself."
+---
+
+"People don't really read your books; they only say they do to keep you from feeling bad." Mark Twain wrote the line in an 1906 letter to General Frederick D. Grant, explaining his strategy for a Robert Fulton memorial lecture — a spoonful of new information, then a barrel of stories his listeners would swear they'd never heard. The letter itself was printed in the press that year, so unlike most Twain lines making the rounds, this one is soundly attributed.
diff --git a/src/content/find/2026/07/uncovered-book-openings/index.mdx b/src/content/find/2026/07/uncovered-book-openings/index.mdx
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+---
+name: "Uncovered"
+subtitle: "Judge a book by its first page, blind"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://uncovered.ink/"
+linkText: "uncovered.ink"
+source: "Kottke.org"
+topics: [web-tools, learning-and-reference]
+tags: [books, reading, web]
+description: "A site that shows only a book's opening lines — no cover, no author, no bestseller sticker — and asks whether you'd keep reading."
+---
+
+No cover, no author name, no starred reviews — just the first page, and a decision to make: keep reading or move on. Swipe past a hidden Moby-Dick or Emma and the site reveals what you almost skipped. It strips away every signal that normally sells a book, leaving only the sentence that has to do the actual work.
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+---
+name: "WaterField Gramercy Leather Sling"
+subtitle: "A 2-liter sling that unstraps into an organizer"
+date: 2026-07-19
+link: "https://www.sfbags.com/products/gramercy-leather-sling"
+linkText: "sfbags.com"
+source: "Carryology"
+topics: [carry-and-wear]
+tags: [bags, leather, edc, gift]
+description: "A 2-liter full-grain leather sling handmade in San Francisco, with Ultrasuede-lined pockets and a removable strap that turns it into a standalone organizer pouch."
+---
+
+WaterField sews the Gramercy from full-grain leather in its San Francisco workshop, a 2-liter sling sized for a phone, wallet, and the day's small essentials, with Ultrasuede-lined pockets to keep them from scratching. Unbuckle the strap and the whole thing becomes a flat organizer pouch — one piece doing the job of two, without turning into a compromise on either use.
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+---
+name: "Accidentally Wes Anderson × Topo Designs"
+subtitle: "An EDC capsule in symmetrical pastel"
+date: 2026-07-19
+shortlist: true
+link: "https://www.gearpatrol.com/outdoors/accidentally-wes-anderson-x-topo-designs-capsule/"
+linkText: "gearpatrol.com"
+source: "Gear Patrol"
+topics: [carry-and-wear, design-and-art]
+tags: [bags, edc, collaboration, gift]
+description: "A capsule of Topo Designs bags and packs reworked in the muted, symmetrical palette of the Accidentally Wes Anderson photo project."
+---
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+Topo Designs teamed up with the Accidentally Wes Anderson photo project for a small capsule of packs and everyday-carry bags, each rendered in the project's signature palette — dusty pinks, mint, and mustard, arranged with the same deadpan symmetry as the photos that inspired it. The pieces are Topo's familiar, well-built shapes; the collaboration is really about the color story.