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February 27, 2014
— full Google Doc here; I wish more artists did this, she’s the only one I know of #
— stored images every five seconds, around 7% with nudity #
February 26, 2014
— nice to see Brad Graham get recognized #
— try the app he made to compare two regions #
February 25, 2014
— a network-enabled washing machine sounds ridiculous, until you see one well-designed #
— crazy ambitious, brain-aching goodness #
February 23, 2014
— load up any song as a musical train, remixing it as you drive to your goal #
February 20, 2014
— with vocals added by Soft Cell’s Marc Almond himself #
— Johnny Chung Lee’s new project at Google, a computer vision-focused phone #
— Dave Addey breaks down typography in sci-fi films and TV shows #
— live in one take with projection mapping from a single projector #
February 19, 2014
— visualizing average frequencies using animated GIFs #
— or use this one with your hands if you have a Leap Motion via Laughing Squid #
— turn YouTube videos into animated GIFs #
— using the commands from 70k+ Pokemon players to simultaneously control a game of Tetris #
— in the spirit of Star Wars Uncut, 50 filmmakers remake Robocop into a wonderfully NSFW mess #
February 18, 2014
— related: the upcoming man vs. machine ping-pong match against the KUKA Agilis #
February 14, 2014
— massively multiplayer Flappy Bird #
— like Romantimatic, people are reacting badly to the idea of augmenting relationships via @aarontweets #
February 12, 2014
— current high score: 52 #
February 11, 2014
— use the keyboard to interact with Caden Lovelace’s snapshots from the DOS era, playable with PCjs #
— officials told her partner that “male genitals equals male prison” #
February 7, 2014
— soon: LinkedIn endorsements in DayZ #
February 5, 2014
— this would be huge on the Oculus Rift #
— lots of people in Redmond should be reading this today #
— I really love this approach, even the closures are being handled with love and care #
February 4, 2014
— parsing data from audio in a YouTube video via tinyletter.com #
— elegantly-designed service for listing free events #
February 3, 2014
— community maintained, completely legal reuse #
