Maximize organization with Thuma's stackable wood shelves. With the convenience of modular shelving, the Nest Shelving system provides intuitive, visible storage.
Modular Nest Dresser - Stackable | Thuma
Discover the Nest dresser from Thuma. This modular dresser provides easy customization for any space with stackability and a sleek, modern design.
@dasl/weasl - npmx
Warehouse that's Extensible for Arbitrary Structures & Links (WEASL) — @dasl/weasl — DASL store
WORBY - Wall Organizer with Red, Blue, and Yellow - Free 3D Print Model - MakerWorld
Download this free 3D print file designed by Scott Yu-Jan. Watch the project video for details: WORBY (Wall Organizer with Red, Blue, and Yellow) is a modular system designed to live at the intersection of functional organization and neoplasticism-inspired art. It transforms the clutter of daily life into a balanced, scalable composition, allowing you to build an organizer that fits your specific needs without sacrificing the aesthetic of your space. All standard modules click into the WORBY base grid magnetically using 10x3mm magnets, while hook and shelving modules use a mechanical cleat system for added strength. Simply slot the top cleats under the grid before snapping the bottom into position. This ensures maximum rigidity without compromising the modular design. Design your WORBY here: theWORBY.com (only works on desktop)
Modular Desk Shelf .STL Pack (Digital Files)
3D print your own modular desk shelf with this Digital STL Pack. Built for practical storage and modular flexibility, this is the complete set of over 1,000 STL files for 3D printing a fully customizable desk shelf system.� All files are supported by a complete 40+ page step-by-step Print & Assembly Guide! What's Included� 📦 Complete Desk Shelf STL Library 🧩 Detailed Print & Assembly Guide 📘 Free Lifetime Updates 🚀 Features � ️ This modular desk shelf uses off-the-shelf wooden dowels paired with your own 3D printed components to create a strong and flexible shelf system.� Compatible dowel diameters: 7/8 in (22mm) 21mm 20mm (This product is a digital download. No physical parts are included.)
Think deeper than one page
Allume is a cozy space for deep thinking. Let your ideas branch and grow inside nested boards. Available for iPad and Mac.
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.
Malleable Systems Collective
The Malleable Systems Collective catalogs and experiments with malleable software and systems that reset the balance of power in computing
A model for nesting connected groups with communities of practice
In the new edition of my book, Building Successful Communities of Practice, I share insights into community size and interactions. I've been using this theory with clients to create nested layers that include communities of practice that serve as a model for their organisation.
Understanding new Cloud Storage hierarchical namespace | Google Cloud Blog
The new hierarchical namespace capabilities bring file system optimizations to Cloud Storage buckets.
N Scale How to Buy and Store Your Equipment and Boxes
The Meshwork of Relational Infrastructure
What makes up Relational infrastructure when we zoom in? What are the qualities and attributes that might help us explain how we build it, nurture it and best invest in it - and indeed, what we can expect in return?
IIPC WAC 2024 Presentation: A Conceptual Model of Decentralized Storage for Community-Based Archives
"Urgency Zones": How to cure your messy home. Forever.
Column Storage for the AI Era
In the past few years, we’ve seen a cambrian explosion of new columnar formats, challenging the hegemony of Parquet: Lance, Fastlanes, Nimble, Vortex, AnyBlox, F3 (File Format for the Future). The thinking is that the context has changed so much that the design of yore (the previous decade) is not going to cut it moving forward. This seemed a bit intriguing to me, especially since the main contribution of Parquet has been to provide a standard for columnar storage. Parquet is not simply a file format. As an open source project hosted by the ASF, it acts as a consensus building machine for the industry. Creating six new formats is not going to help with interroperability. I spent some time to understand a bit better how things actually changed and how Parquet needs to adapt to meet the demands of this new era. In this post I’ll discuss my findings.