Open Source Hardware is a peer-to-peer DIY movement to re-imagine manufacturing. A new association aims to serve as a hub for this burgeoning community. Read more »
At the community-based Repair Cafe in the Netherlands, folks bring broken items to be fixed by amateur and professional tinkerers alike at no charge. Read more »
A group of tool lending libraries wanted to do more to spread the tool lending concept to neighborhoods everywhere. So they created incubator workshops, a discussion list, and a free starter kit. Perhaps all these resources will give you the confidence to start building a library of your own. Read more »
Can a process as complex as urban planning go DIY? Dutch architecture company MVRDV is betting it can with a development built on the principle of "do-it-yourself urbanism." Read more »
Nine years ago, David M. Gross started living a more bountiful life by working less, earning less, and spending less. Here's how he did it.
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A few years ago I had to find a temporary home for my cat, Cleo. This is a story about how my cat finally came home, because my community built a home for her without money. Read more »
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