• A forthcoming “Body Hacking Convention” in Austin (Indiegogo campaign) is being organized by I)ruid; the event will cover wearable computing, personal-area networks, non-functional implants, and aesthetic body modifications.

• A 1996 Journal of Neurophysiology paper on motor-unit synchronization was retrieved via paperbot and mirrored at diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2, indicating ongoing interest in low-level neural control mechanisms.

• Discussion of the Fingerworks Touchstream ST—an early multi-touch gesture keyboard—surfaced when an eBay auction (ending ~US$91) was noted as unusually cheap for the device, highlighting the channel’s focus on rare or discontinued human-interface hardware.

• A live cryptocurrency experiment took place: kanzure attempted to send Peercoin (PPC) to juri_ for stake-mining tests; the transaction appeared to fail, illustrating early practical hurdles with alt-coin wallets and limited blockchain explorers in late 2013.

• The channel’s culture of “keyboard snobbery” was explicitly acknowledged, underscoring a broader obsession with optimizing physical interfaces for cognitive and transhumanist ends.