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September 16, 2010
— a locked box that can only be opened in a specific location; watch the video interview via Delicious #
— he internally argued, unsuccessfully, for decentralization #
September 15, 2010
— by the end of summer, as promised in their original project; power geeks, try it here #
— the writer is a trained chef who’s worked at Gramercy Tavern and Jean Gorges via givemesomethingtoread.com #
— from Lost World’s Fairs, experiments in type on the web via @veen #
— this year, they were featured in the main show #
— impressive design in Matchuppps, with CSS3 animations, Typekit fonts, and images from the Dribbble API via @peter_nitsch #
September 14, 2010
— don’t miss the author’s explanation on how it was planned and written #
— he’s taking a container ship from Philly to New Zealand #
— ANSI-capable HTML5 telnet terminal emulator by Peter Nitsch #
— inline images and video from 16 partners, including Kickstarter; they released a growth chart #
— many more newsgame examples in his Watercooler Games archive #
— cross-sections of 3D models shot with long exposures #
— for you geezers still using a “feed reader” on a “computer” #
September 13, 2010
— new four-part series on remix culture by Kirby Ferguson #
— they’re raising money to hire an orchestra to record public domain symphonies #
— free service creates a torrent from any web-accessible file #
— by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Jose Antonio Vargas via Anil Dash #
— growing archive of Golden Age comics with expired copyright status #
— a familiar post-acquisition story; they stated they “will not develop it further at this stage.” #
— with a lovely design by Kickstarter’s own Andrew Cornett #
— clean Chrome extension adds stats to Gmail #
— awesomem worth the price vs. crashing useless waste of money via @marcoarment #
— aka Rage Guy; please make this 3D rendering real #
September 12, 2010
— “it’ll be hilarious the first few times this happens” #
September 10, 2010
— interactive fiction reviewing an interactive documentary about interactive fiction via @textfiles #
— Stanford student’s great take on Google Instant lands him a job offer from Chad Hurley #
— replaced by Google Reader, and made moot by Twitter and Facebook #
September 9, 2010
— great little trip report; reminds me of the North Korean arcade #
— 12,000 changes spanning nearly 7,000 pages #
September 8, 2010
— Evan Roth sets his animated GIF collection to music #
— for fun, try typing any word and hit enter repeatedly via berglondon.com #
— as always, funny, insightful, and controversial; don’t miss the religion and writing proficiency charts #
September 7, 2010
— free superhappy chiptune album created with Cave Story creator Pixel’s Piston Collage via bytejacker.com #
— with lead vocals by the very talented Ken Flagg #
September 6, 2010
— the followup to Braid was at an unmarked table #
September 3, 2010
— 17 Attorneys General asked them last month to shut it down #
— like Epic Win, Buster Benson’s trying to turn self-improvement into a game #
— Frank Chimero is not hallucinating #
— Jeff Rubin shows how people ordered from “Dr. Claw” via jeffrubinjeffrubin.com #
— more than a third of YouTube’s 2B weekly ad views are infringing videos deliberately left online via @mecredis #
— thanks to this Reddit user for exposing this unusual SEO trickery #
September 2, 2010
— less than a month’s notice, with export tools to Typepad and Flickr #
— interesting process behind her Tumblr curation #
