N-O-D-E Unveils Slick Tech News Site

There is most likely some axiom in skilled journalism that claims you should not give out totally free advertisement to your competitors — but since none of us have any formal schooling in this variety of point and are just generating it up as we go alongside — we’re extra than pleased to plug the brand-new MOSFET.internet.

Made by the mysterious hacker [N-O-D-E], the web-site is exceptionally negligible, supplying an working experience not entirely as opposed to a feed reader. Each individual story has a main image, a few sentences that describe what it’s about, and the ever-critical url to the original supply. There’s even a shade filter utilized on the illustrations or photos so they aren’t jarring when when compared to the site’s monochrome coloration scheme. (If that all appears acquainted, it’s because Hackaday came up with the thought 18 yrs back. But it is awesome, we’re not salty or everything.)

In all seriousness, the web-site seems to be extremely well carried out and will no doubt be a wonderful resource for the neighborhood. A specifically appealing aspect is that entries expire routinely after 30 times. This speaks to the target [N-O-D-E] has for MOSFET.web — it is designed to show you pertinent tech information, and basically practically nothing else. The target and simplicity is beautiful.

Here’s wishing all the luck to [N-O-D-E] in this new enterprise. We know much better than most that it can be a tricky and occasionally thankless work, but we wouldn’t nevertheless be accomplishing it all these several years if it wasn’t worthy of the effort and hard work. The tech planet is usually growing and there’s a great deal of space for absolutely everyone. In fact, a new peek at the analytics discovered that Hackaday received additional views in 2022 than at any time in its heritage. As much as we’re involved, the potential appears vivid for every person.