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March 28, 2013
March 27, 2013
— repulsive story of corporate lobbying #
— don’t forget to hit the play button in the bottom right for audio via @cory_arcangel #
March 26, 2013
March 25, 2013
— the first couple minutes are amazing #
March 24, 2013
— hate to say, the loss of Google Reader has made me deeply skeptical of the company I once adored #
March 21, 2013
— Panic’s own kmikeym, go buy some shares! #
— best thing I read about the whole ordeal #
— the latest in a line of serious games pulled over controversial themes #
— amazing Chrome experiment turns any website into a 3D maze controlled with your phone #
March 20, 2013
— don’t miss the interactive version on Tableau #
March 18, 2013
— his Songs: Ohia work is some of the most emotive music ever recorded #
— interviews with some of my favorites #
— eight minutes, 54 films #
— “There is no right or wrong. There is only your voice.” #
March 14, 2013
— his thoughts from November #
March 13, 2013
— horrible, I use it multiple times daily #
— with the creator and original cast in the pitch video #
March 12, 2013
— love when this happens; see also: Brubeck, Steel Panther, The Who, and many more #
— news conference is streaming now #
March 11, 2013
— instant must-have Chrome extension #
— infinite generative text constructed from Gutenberg and Twitter searches #
— stylish abstract indie puzzler #
— built around a public domain song and CC-licensed sound effects #
March 10, 2013
— Chrome or Firefox nightly only #
— dad modifies the game ROM for his three-year-old daughter via @shauninman #
March 8, 2013
— awesome first episode from the Kickstarter project that raised the ire of misogynistic gamers #
March 7, 2013
— how webcomics make money, a clip from the Stripped documentary #
March 6, 2013
— Tumblr blog for tracking publication pay rates; this should be structured data #
— in tests, looking up the profile pages of 30% of workers revealed real names #
March 4, 2013
March 1, 2013
— finally, a drawing of Moby throwing ninja stars at a melancholic badger #
— Pac-Man makes a surprisingly good FPS #
— an improvement on Charlie Stross’s alien invasion metaphor #
— tech punditry as time-travel scifi; also: the fate of Google Glass #
— drawing parallels between couchsurfing, crowdsurfing, and crowdfunding #
