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November 12, 2010
— Tom Scott’s dystopic scenario of a meme gone awry #
November 11, 2010
— love the solo at 1:45; I’m also a fan of The Grand Following’s instrumental hard rock cover #
— input binary machine code, output to a line of redstone torches via twitter.com #
— Aaron Meyers’ project lets you make three-frame animated GIFs with your webcam via twitter.com #
— what Rule 34, foodies, and the Amish have in common #
— he’s been publishing new mashups weekly, an informal followup to Thru-You #
— Wired editor Chris Anderson responds in the comments via Delicious #
— illustration of Jack’s clothing changes in The Shining via david.ely.fm #
— plus, an additional $2k for the EFF; Microsoft won’t be happy #
November 9, 2010
— the developers also included an ELIZA clone named “alicia” #
November 8, 2010
— deactivating accounts or deleting every posting regularly, persistence isn’t vital for participation #
— 180 million simple logic questions, an accessible alternative to image CAPTCHAs #
— a Ruby library to destroy video files in interesting ways #
— brilliantly done subtitling platform built on open standards #
November 7, 2010
— server-side implementation of canvas for node.js #
— multitouch gestural 3D sculpting with the iPad via Make #
— eight-part series on JS emulation #
— in short, even homemade burgers will dry out and retain its appearance #
— clever mashup, performed live with no cuts via Cal Henderson #
— the biggest, oldest, most seeded, most files, and most data transferred via Hacker News #
November 6, 2010
— a geeky, anti-snark hit cartoon show that breaks cliches #
— great presentation on social network design by Paul Adams, a senior UX researcher at Google #
— yet another reason to love Neil #
— inspired by Pogo and Jack Conte’s VideoSongs #
— my favorite since Alice, and his first Disney mix since his year-long contract ended #
November 5, 2010
— with help from Ira Glass in a motion capture bodysuit via Laughing Squid #
— it’s become a vital visualization tool #
November 1, 2010
— Arduino typewriter that plays interactive fiction games via Laughing Squid #
— a SQL-like interface for Twitter #
— Paul Lamere didn’t intend to make history #
— teleport to a random Street View location #
— power searching with slashtag filters #
