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March 26, 2015
— “Self-driving cars can’t arrive fast enough.” #
— one of my favorite comic artists, I’ve backed his Patreon since day 1 #
— incredible lineup; I participated with Michael Bell-Smith in 2012 and it was a blast #
— pay a drunk guy to test your UX #
— this is kind of cruel, but the screenshots are hilarious #
— unlike Meerkat, it supports archiving, but only for 24 hours and not available on the web #
— huge redesign for successful projects, shifting focus to the work that happens after funding ends #
— Ernie Cline is pretty excited #
— replacing disappearing manufacturing jobs could be a good thing, but needs to be done responsibly #
March 23, 2015
— I had no idea it was a box office failure, but then again, I was 12 years old at the time #
— interviews with small business owners weekly; see also: The Distance #
— weird and beautiful game about your daughter’s all-nighter art party #
— great blog of experimental games #
March 21, 2015
March 20, 2015
— god, I love this city #
— but, but, *every* day is corndog day! #
March 18, 2015
— Ondi Timoner’s short doc on a tech incubator in San Quentin via Kottke #
— a documentary series on character actors by Brandon Hardesty #
— these guys will be first against the wall when the robot revolution comes #
— voting rights costs $18,000 per year #
— continuing to dismantle their legacy #
March 17, 2015
— the March Madness of garb #
March 16, 2015
— Zoe Quinn’s manifesto for altgames as punk rock: anyone can do it, and that’s great #
— ostensibly the worst fanfic ever made, but seems like a deliberate parody to me #
— in-progress project to explain the dark art of shader programming #
— Driving to Retention: a Simple Roadmap; Is Social Good the Next Killer App? #
— Jack Conte joining forces with Hank and John Green seems like a solid move #
March 15, 2015
— cheeky vlogger that rarely acknowledges she’s digital via @tonyszhou #
March 13, 2015
— gross and disappointing #
— Gamergate and the Fappening in the same week #
March 12, 2015
— the invective from pointing out a potential conflict-of-interest is curious #
— remind me why it isn’t standard practice to send archives to the Internet Archive on shutdown? #
— the experimental student magazine that my mom runs is in the beta test #
March 11, 2015
— epic fanfic novel written by an AI researcher, half the length of the whole Potter series, ending this Saturday #
— sad to see GigaOm shut down this week, but that’s lot of VC #
— it’s amazing nobody’s been killed yet #
March 10, 2015
— garbage ruling with a dangerous precedent #
— using your microphone to detect motion in the browser #
— disgusting new revelations courtesy of Edward Snowden #
March 9, 2015
— headed by Leigh Alexander and Laura Hudson, with a focus on diverse games writing #
— emoji on your face, a side project from cacheflowe #
March 7, 2015
— a small online community that deletes itself once it’s indexed by Google #
March 6, 2015
— I secretly hoped this was how the Star Wars Kid story would end, but no such luck #
March 5, 2015
— Tim Schafer’s been trending on Twitter all day because of this #
— from 2013, but new to me via MLKSHK #
March 4, 2015
— 16 years is a long time, and he’s handling the transition in the best way possible #
