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January 18, 2010
— Crayola’s Law: “The number of colors doubles every 28 years” #
January 17, 2010
— 1972 futurism for kids #
— obscure NES gem I’d never heard of, the annotations are expertly done via @brandonnn #
— offending someone is a really low bar #
January 15, 2010
— still amazed he was pulling in over $200k in donations a year #
January 14, 2010
— beautiful, well-integrated translations via Adam Kempa #
— when nature acts artificial #
January 13, 2010
— SWF v1 support only, with no sound or video naturally, but still via Hacker News #
January 12, 2010
— they imply the Chinese government intercepted Gmail accounts of activists #
— fourth and final installment, highlighting the best of Kickstarter so far #
January 11, 2010
— the VP has an eye for type usability via @ironicsans #
January 10, 2010
— the answers match up nicely via Hacker News #
January 8, 2010
— by charging a small fee, he’s earned enough to work on it full-time via ratafia.info #
— here they all are in one image via MetaFilter #
— don’t miss Gumbasia, his pioneering Claymation film from 1953 that predated Gumby #
— and posts your frustrated face to Twitter #
— the more Twitter followers, the larger the snowman’s head #
— UK-only for now, includes delivery; examples: Last.fm’s newspaper charts and Rev. Dan Catt’s photo paper #
January 7, 2010
— from the creator of temporary.cc, a book that burns itself when opened and another that can’t be closed via Brandon Boyer #
— Wherefore the nihilist weeps and cries for ‘fair’? #
— a nicely shot, but otherwise unexciting short film, until you realize it’s 100% CGI #
— his journal’s been consistently great lately #
January 6, 2010
— “call it a space cam” #
— videos and descriptions for all 20 #
— more backstory, new characters, and more depth #
January 5, 2010
— Philipp Lenssen collected and categorized over 120,000 images from online and offline sources #
— highlighting the most successful, popular, and prolific projects from our first eight months #
— I still can’t believe he’s gone #
January 4, 2010
— thoughtful list following some interesting trends #
— found footage from classic films counts down from 266, mostly using door numbers via waxy.org #
— crowdsourced music video, judged by Mechanical Turk and rendered with new frames hourly #
January 3, 2010
— gurus, ninjas, and experts via jwz #
January 2, 2010
— an unusually great list via Delicious #
— they hardcoded a regex for 2010-2099 as “grossly in the future” #
