#junk
4 discoveries · Hand-picked discoveries from the open web, newest first.
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Show HN: K8 Cruft – a Windows dev-junk cleaner with a 30-day undo
Finds the regenerable developer junk on your Windows disk, scores it for safety, quarantines it with 30-day undo. 100% local. £24.95 one-time.
Show HN · EN
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Solving the Space Junk Crisis Isn't Just About Counting Trash—It’s About Control and Economics
If people ever think about cleaning up space debris, they typically think of something equivalent to a giant garbage truck in the sky, collecting lost astronaut tools and dead satellites then hauling them back down to Earth to be deposited in a landfill. But dealing with space debris doesn’t work that way, and a new paper, available in pre-print on arXiv from Dr. Slava Turyshev of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, who we typically cover for his work on the Solar Gravitational Lens idea, makes a good argument as to why.
Universe Today · EN
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記憶のない殺人の罪を問われるアンドロイドが事件の真相を追う。ポイント&クリック型ADV「Neo Junk City」,本日リリース
StarbladeGamesは本日(2026年11月10日),新作タイトル「NeoJunkCity」をリリースした。本作は,水没したニューヨークの上に築き上げられた都市を舞台とする,ポイント&クリック型のサイバーパンクアドベンチャーだ。
4Gamer · JA
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Useful Junk
Occasionally people will get excited about a minimalism fad, where you figure out which of your possessions you need and keep only those. As someone who generally doesn't like getting rid of things, I've been thinking some about why, and the main thing I keep coming back to is that random objects can be helpful in unpredictable ways. Here are some things that I kept without a specific use in mind, but that ended up being useful. You could say they saved time or money, but often the biggest gain was from being able to do a project in one go with what I already had on hand: Ethernet cable. Back
LessWrong · EN