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NOTES FROM LANDMARK COMPUTER LABS

Curiosity is
our operating system.

News, opinions, and the occasional delightful detour from the people building a more human relationship with technology.

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A note from the lab   /   01

Technology is better when it brings us closer.

We’re the curious minds at Landmark Computer Labs. This is where we share what we’re learning, what we’re questioning, and the little things worth passing along.

A little about us
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Worth a closer look.

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Computer motherboard laid out on a clean repair bench
Inside the lab06.12.266 min read

The quiet craft of making old technology feel new again

Good repair is part science, part patience, and a belief that useful things deserve a second chapter.

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A laptop and thoughtfully arranged tools on a studio desk
Field notes06.03.26

A more considered kind of upgrade

Before reaching for something new, ask what the tools you already have can do.

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What we believe   /   02
The best technology doesn’t ask for attention. It gives you more room to pay attention.
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Percent human, always
The long way around   /   03

Recent dispatches.

Open laptop on a tidy desk
How we think05.28.26

Small changes, better computer habits

A few thoughtful adjustments can make everyday work feel lighter.

Hands working on a laptop in a warm workspace
Good questions05.16.26

What does “future-proof” really mean?

We think it starts with choosing tools that can change with you.

Laptop and notebook in a sunlit creative workspace
Things we like05.02.26

A short list of things that just work

Useful discoveries from our desks, workshops, and rabbit holes.

Team members sharing ideas around a table
People of Landmark04.19.26

Meet the people behind the fixes

Curiosity, good questions, and the joy of figuring things out.