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Little Printer | BERG Cloud
This evolution of Tom Taylor’s microprinter looks like it’s going to be absolutely wonderful (and packed full of personality). Watch this space.
Safety Maps: A Do Project
A handy papernet tool for emergency situations. “Zombie apocalypse” is not, alas, one of the default options.
Carlos Bueno: A Paper Internet
Preserving the papernet.
oh yeah, paper!
Immanentizing the papernet.
Mayo Nissen » City Tickets
I really like this idea for connecting cities to the papernet.
Walking Papers
This is wonderful: maps that travel from the internet to the papernet and back to the internet again. Print out from OpenStreetMap, annotate in the real world, and scan the annotated map.
Dinky pocketbooks with WebKit transforms | Natalie Downe
This is just brilliant! Natalie has taken the Flash-based Pocketmod and reproduced it using HTML and CSS (including CSS transforms).
The WWW Virtual Punchcard (Punch Card) Server...
A text to punch card translator. Who wants to be the first to pipe Twitter messages through this?
PocketMod: The Free Recyclable Personal Organizer
Make your own papernet projects.
SugarDash Pocket Log
A paper app—like a web app, but for the papernet—that provides a DIY portable log book for diabetics.
Noisy Decent Graphics: All the ephemera that's fit to print *
I had a good browse through "Things Our Friends Have Written On The Internet 2008" at PaperCamp. It's lovely.
bookcamp / PaperCamp
Matt has organised PaperCamp for this weekend and I'll be heading along. Should be good fun.
Field Notes Brand
Dan is claiming that these notebooks could be moleskin killers. I am intrigued and I do like the nice use of Futura.
[this is aaronland] Trying not to cut down the trees for an inability to see the forest
Aaron weighs in with his thoughts on JavaScript, web apps, the iPhone, dashboard, the papernet and more. Oh, and he's built a machine-tag mashup.