Technology

🔗 Solar Low-Tech Magazine is a unique project where the website itself is not just a container of content but an experiment in its own right. It is powered entirely by solar energy – hosted on a computer connected to PV panels – and its availability depends on weather conditions and battery charge. Visiting the site means literally browsing the internet powered by renewable energy. The creators embraced minimalism and efficiency. The site is free from ads, trackers, and unnecessary scripts. Instead of heavy images, it uses dithering-compressed graphics, while the color palette is deliberately limited. The result is a remarkably lightweight website that loads quickly even on low-end devices, while maintaining a distinctive visual identity. ...

sztucznainteligencja.org.pl is a Polish editorial and educational portal fully devoted to the topic of artificial intelligence. Maintained by the OPI PIB (National Information Processing Institute), it stands out from mainstream tech blogs by offering deeply researched essays, expert interviews, social reflections, and ethical debates on the impact of AI. The site delivers a public interest perspective on how artificial intelligence shapes our world – focusing not just on technology but on humanity, responsibility, and the future of work, privacy, and education. ...

Nauka To Lubię (literally: “I Like Science”) is a leading Polish science communication initiative run by physicist and science journalist Dr. Tomasz Rożek. The platform presents complex scientific ideas in a clear and accessible way, offering a mix of blog articles, videos, social media content and podcasts. It’s built on a mission to restore trust in science and inspire curiosity among both children and adults. The topics covered range from physics and environmental science to technology, medicine, space exploration and current scientific events such as climate change or vaccine safety. The project is particularly known for its educational YouTube channel, where hundreds of videos explain scientific phenomena in plain, understandable language. ...

Damn Interesting is a long-running publication dedicated to sharing strange-but-true tales from history, science, and technology. Founded by Alan Bellows in 2005, it features meticulously researched stories that dive into forgotten disasters, ingenious inventions, covert operations, and astonishing real-life twists. More than a blog, it’s a library of compelling nonfiction that feels like reading a novel. The site also offers a podcast that brings some of the most compelling stories to audio format. A must-read for lovers of obscure knowledge and expertly told narratives. ...