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The Website That Kept the Mistakes
Instructables began as a way for engineers to remember how a kite-surfing experiment was made. Twenty-one years later, its real product is still the same: a usable account of what happened between the idea and the finished thing.
The Store That Sells CPUs at a Loss - and Wins Anyway
While rival electronics chains shrank or died, this Ohio-based retailer kept opening 35,000-square-foot stores - and turned DIY PC builders into one of retail's most loyal fan bases.
Dale Dougherty
Dale Dougherty is the founder of Make: magazine and Maker Faire, and widely credited as the father of the Maker Movement. A co-founder of O'Reilly Media, he launched the internet's first commercial web portal (GNN) in 1993, helped popularize the term 'Web 2.0' in 2004, and coined the word 'makers' to describe hands-on creators and tinkerers. Today he leads Make: Community LLC, an organization that inspires millions through DIY technology, education, and events spanning 40+ countries.