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July 12, 2010
— illustrated by comic greats, American Splendor published for over 30 years #
— Scratch-like programming for non-programmers #
July 9, 2010
— Randy outlined some of the issues with losing anonymity #
— Kobayashi couldn’t compete this year because he wouldn’t sign an exclusivity contract #
July 8, 2010
— by the visual designer behind Little Big Planet via @kevmaguire #
July 7, 2010
— related: This American Life’s A Little Bit of Knowledge via @revgeorge #
— composited into a long tracking shot of a wall, incredibly well done via MetaFilter #
July 6, 2010
— they all join in at the end #
— Blizzard’s lifting anonymity to try to stem abusive behavior #
— highly recommended reading; you can still buy the book at Amazon via Rock Paper Shotgun #
— Reddit user photoshops the illusions into popular optical illusions #
— I fully expect these to be sampled on the next Frontalot album #
— ongoing project to abstract classic movie posters #
July 4, 2010
— I want to be in this guy’s head for just one day #
July 3, 2010
— hard to argue it’s lost income, since she almost certainly wouldn’t have bought the sheet music via @danbruno #
July 2, 2010
— this game looks amazing, reminiscent of Heart of Darkness and Out of This World #
— as Tom says, “You will hate this game.” via Tom Armitage #
— the company that manages death notices for many U.S. newspapers #
— very sad; just found out Robot Co-op’s shutting down 43 People, too #
— with screenshots and video; seems like the Facebook protests have passed, even if concerns remain #
July 1, 2010
— in an unfamiliar city, this should be incredibly useful #
— an interactive YouTube game via ensignau.tumblr.com #
— following his earlier strip on the MMR vaccine controversy #
— faster and simpler, though would still need an accessible option for the blind #
— don’t get him started on velociraptors via Laughing Squid #
— though his use of Jericho screenshots is like writing about art films with images from Scream 2 #
