Where the work lives
ataary
The most active corner: the sandbox and library where tech, software, hardware, poetry, and ideas get shared. Start here.
GitHub
The code: open source, README'd, yours to fork.
Printables
3D models, and interesting ideas, from robots to shower handles.
Hackaday
Hardware builds with full documentation and parts lists.
Adafruit Playground
Electronics guides and experiments.
Bluesky
The day-to-day.
TikTok
The day-to-day, with video.
Dispatch Zero
A game you can play right now. Real landmarks, real walks, in-character briefings from a handler named Zero. Free, in your phone's browser, and player discoveries can help improve OpenStreetMap.
Simply Cook
Simply Cook is just that! Simple to follow recipes so you can simply cook. Many of the recipes use convenience products, or short ingredient lists, but don't be fooled, they are not short on flavor! A project from an award winning chef, my mom. *It hasn't been updated in a while but the recipes are still great.
A few projects have grown into supported products that individuals and organizations run every day. Those live at johnsonfarms.dev, the commercial side of the operation.
Visit johnsonfarms.dev →Some of the work here is research. It's published through the Idea Fields Institute, the research side of the operation, with open methods and data.
Visit ideafields.institute →Behind Johnson Farms
Johnson Farms is a project spearheaded by Trevor Johnson.
Trevor Johnson is a builder and problem-solver whose résumé refuses to summarize: heavy-vehicle mechanic, wind-turbine technician, agricultural specialist, small business owner, and student of poetry. He builds open-source software and hardware under the Johnson Farms name, publishes open, reproducible research with the Idea Fields Institute, and documents failures along with the successes. He speaks enough French to be courteous and enough Spanish to get into trouble.
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