Lihit Lab Pastello Twist Ring Notebook - A6 - Lined - Red (Salmon)

Lihit Lab 1/3 Inch Hole Punch for Twist Ring Notebook

With this punch, you can add your own worksheets and filler paper to the Lihit Lab notebooks and notepads listed under Compatible Products! Its compact design makes it easy to store in a backpack or desk drawer, and it works with sheets of all sizes. To use the punch, line up the edge of the page with the indicator line on the punch that matches the paper size. If the paper needs more than ten holes, continue punching along the edge of the paper, using the two guide pegs to keep the holes evenly spaced. A translation of the full official instructions can be found in the photos section. For best results, JetPens recommends punching one sheet of paper at a time. Note: This punch makes holes spaced 8.47 mm apart from center to center. This spacing is not compatible with binders and opening-ring notebooks from other brands like Kokuyo.

Opening Ring Notebooks: Refillable Notebooks & Notepads | JetPens

Bound with opening rings, these notebooks combine the best features of a binder and a spiral notebook.

Xteink | Ultra-Thin Paper-like pocket eReaders

Discover Xteink: the ultimate ultra-thin, paper-like eReader. Lightweight, portable & easy on the eyes.

The Best Refillable Notebooks

Have you ever loved a notebook cover but wished for graph paper instead of lined inside? Or have you wanted to keep using a notebook after you finish it all up? Refillable notebooks may solve your problems. Read on for our best refillable notebook picks.

Papertrail

Papertrail — your reading life on the AT Protocol, built on BookHive.

Paper towel holder - 3D model by Gazzaladra on Thangs

**A paper towel holder with a great tear-off experience.** It is fully enclosed, so your towels don’t get wet and stay hygienic. **Sizes** A: Fits rolls with a

Towards Modular Open Science

Science is trapped in a paper-shaped box. In this talk at the ATProto community, Rowan Cockett introduces the structural states of scientific components — the floor, the buckets, and the shelf — and makes the case for a second wave of modular science where modularity emerges from packaging rather than being imposed as a precondition. The talk introduces the Open Exchange Architecture (OXA), a new standard for modular and composable scientific content.

Foldable Flight: The Best Paper Airplanes in the World!

The world's largest database of paper airplanes with easy, step-by- step video tutorials for folding each plane!

Digital Marbling

I’ve been working on a physics-based marbling simulation to explore the ways that the traditional craft of paper marbling can be augmented digitally. Paper marbling is a centuries-old craft that uses the movement of water to create swirling patterns of inks and paints on paper (and sometimes fabric). The earliest accounts of marbling date back to the 12th century in Japan, where it is known as “suminagashi.” Inks were floated on top of water and manipulated into delicate, flowing shapes using breath, fans, and other utensils. Later, paper marbling traditions emerged in the Middle East and Europe, making use of more viscous media and fine-toothed combs to create repeating patterns with greater regularity and control.

Flexoki

An inky color scheme for prose and code.

supernote-cli: pen, paper, and a pipe

A recent  NYT piece  argued we need a mental fitness revolution to combat the cognitive decay caused by algorithmic feeds and generative AI. It's an efficient one-two punch. If you're not brainrotting on short form video content, you're outsourcing all of your thinking to an LLM. The result is a kind of cognitive strip-mining. What's left requires active defense. For me, one way of defending that capacity for deep work is with a pen on e-ink. Whether it's annotating a paper or starting a sketch from scratch, I'm intentionally making room for focused thought. My army of clawed Claudes and Codexes will just have to wait.