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October 6, 2014
— insane demo that makes Quadrilateral Cowboy look like a documentary #
— nine new episodes from David Lynch and Mark Frost #
October 4, 2014
— not on the list: the friendships and sex lives of indie game devs and writers #
October 3, 2014
— they appeared on Twitter last week, hope this means the return of Strongbad #
— the first This American Life spinoff, tracking a story across an entire season #
October 2, 2014
— “having quality of life outweighed the need to control this project and make it great all the time” #
October 1, 2014
— a bullshit tracker, like Snopes meets Twitter #
— clever subscription-based nonprofit project from Kickstarter’s Perry Chen #
— fantastic remix skills #
— Paul Ford brings the old-school #
— Kutiman’s followup to 2009’s mindblowing Thru You is live #
September 30, 2014
— gorgeous music discovery using Soundcloud charts #
— terrible name, great podcast; Alex Blumberg from Planet Money/This American Life tries to start a company #
— an information age tarot deck #
September 29, 2014
— if you can’t watch the playlist, which is preferred, try the full video #
— two image bots get stuck in a loop with beautiful results #
September 27, 2014
— the original Yahoo product, killed off in a footnote #
September 25, 2014
— I wrote a thing about Ello on Ello #
— as always, incredibly well-considered roll-out process #
— solid recommendations at the bottom #
— Taylor Swift won at Tumblr #
— Daniel Agee’s photo project from XOXO #
— solid advice for an evolving form #
September 24, 2014
— love the Lawnmower Man aesthetic #
— incredibly addictive, deceptively simple match-three game from the creator of A Dark Room #
— now browser-based, but runs locally and works offline #
September 23, 2014
— this instantly made Steam better for me; though now they need a way to find curators #
— second single off his upcoming followup to Thru You #
— Markov chaining the Bible and programming texts #
September 22, 2014
— Glenn Fleishman’s Boing Boing writeup, with a great roundup of reactions at the end #
September 21, 2014
September 20, 2014
— Casey Neistat documents 24 hours in line #
September 19, 2014
— an auto-tuned rebuttal to AEI’s regressive stance #
— documentary about Internet archivists; interviews with Brewster Kahle and Jason Scott #
September 18, 2014
— explore Minecraft worlds in the browser, uses Voxel.js via Belong.io #
— update: that explains it, they were in the process of getting acquired #
September 16, 2014
— captures the mood nicely, “like a link blog come gloriously to life” #
— no-waiting 16-player chess game at XOXO Arcade, now downloadable #
— learned more about the Pen tool in 15 minutes than 20 years of futzing with Illustrator #
— Zoe Quinn summarizes the insanely stupid manufactured “controversy” that is GamerGate #
— Andy McMillan’s bringing his gorgeous design journal to the web #
— counting the minutes until October 1; Thru You stands as one of the best remix projects ever #
— shocking that people don’t like when bands they don’t know or care about are forced into their collections #
— Mojang confirmed the $2.5B Microsoft deal, which still feels like a steal #
September 9, 2014
— Leonard Richardson created a MInecraft world that combines thousands of player-created maps #
— scored points for the Twitter username #
