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January 20, 2015
— Black Mirror-style art/tech project uses your physical responses to change your social activity #
— mildly NSFW photos; a community with its own currency and cultural norms #
January 19, 2015
— a momentary glimpse into how he thinks #
— reading the tea leaves from Google Profiles sitemaps #
— deceptively simple incremental game hides a functional C64 emulator #
January 16, 2015
— the last, best reason to install Flash via @foozmeat #
January 15, 2015
— Arachne running in EM-DOSBOX #
— Jeffery Bennett’s dream realized #
— side-by-side shots of figures in artworks and their sightlines via Belong.io #
January 14, 2015
— don’t make the mistake of conflating the blockchain and Bitcoin #
— rewired as a Bluetooth keyboard via Belong.io #
— the latest entry in a long line of terrible sorting methods #
— donated remaining capital to charity, gave user archives to Archive.org #
January 13, 2015
January 12, 2015
— a spoof, but I’d totally play any of these: see also: Viscera Cleanup Detail #
— a bot tries its best to describe art #
January 9, 2015
— brilliant writeup of the benefits and compromises of going indie #
January 8, 2015
— surprisingly light on glasses-related information #
— Paul Ford on the new episode of Reply All, my favorite podcast #
January 7, 2015
— batshit insane hacks; turning Super Mario World into Super Mario Bros #
— I don’t know what it is, but I like it #
— 12 journalists murdered by deluded assholes over some goddamned comics #
— the BBS is Edna Piranha’s new project after Meatspace #
— a song a week all year, or get it direct from Drip.fm #
— a bright and beautiful snapshot of modern indie gaming #
January 6, 2015
— every episode of the first season of Friends, averaged together #
— emoji drawing tool via latest.is #
— deform a hand in a box with machine vision #
— great story of a guy who parodied Jonathan Mann, with a surprising ending #
— measuring views, users, and time are all proxies for value #
January 5, 2015
— stunning work, all playable in the browser; Jason Scott wrote about the project #
— I consider myself less an optimist and more a magical realist #
— very interesting, O’Reilly is experimenting with alternative funding models #
— the initial focus of #Gamergate’s wrath looks forward #
— reminds me of ACTION CASTLE! #
— great post, but my favorite part is the second-to-last sentence #
— got hooked on this minimalist incremental game thanks to Notch via @notch #
— in its fifth year, continuing to seriously impact culture; dig into the numbers #
