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May 31, 2020
— like if Are.na and a modular synth had a baby via kickscondor.com #
— a privacy-aware tool for anonymizing photographs taken at protests #
— “the most comprehensive live picture of police brutality ever” #
May 28, 2020
— while the president had a tantrum and attacked a Twitter employee, the U.S. passed 100,000 deaths to COVID-19 #
May 27, 2020
— digital self-portraits animated, mildly NSFW #
— New Zealand is a great example of what leadership looks like #
— blisteringly hard, congrats if you can make it past the third level #
— they reportedly ignored it because changes would disproportionately affect conservatives and might hurt engagement #
May 25, 2020
— starting tomorrow 10am PT/1pm ET, a streaming showcase of upcoming adorable indie games #
— fascinating story about a writer claiming ownership over tropes in erotic fandom #
— turn typing into solo piano jazz; click the note for other songs, including Bill Evans’ Blue in Green via @karlringman #
May 22, 2020
— Nintendo patched the dupe glitch, but an interesting glimpse into how time determines value in a virtual economy #
— Lisa Hanawalt’s delightful animated series gets ten new episodes #
— trained on 50,000 gameplay videos, it made a functional game with no underlying game engine #
May 21, 2020
— I was wondering why it went on hiatus after only eight episodes, and now we know #
— at least until he bails on it in a month #
May 20, 2020
— a great place to socialize until an accidental button press causes you to strangle your coworkers via @lazerwalker #
— handy tools to defraud Spotify, Uber, and pretty much any big corporation #
May 19, 2020
— with special guest, Pedro Pascal from The Mandalorian and Narcos #
— experimental 3D spatial audio/video art show in YORB 2.0, a project inspired by ITP’s early ’90s interactive public access TV show via @kcimc #
May 18, 2020
— a restauranteur finds a way to capitalize on a delivery startup’s underhanded business tactics #
— I never thought I’d watch a 25-minute video of a guy playing Sudoku, but here we are via @irondavy #
May 17, 2020
— make a virtual ecosystem with its own self-contained food chain via @maxbittker #
— an elaborate and desolate world, I didn’t see a single person in there #
May 15, 2020
— a dollhouse-sized Boston art gallery exhibiting artwork at a 1:12 scale, or 1 inch to 1 foot #
— Graham Dunning replaced every sound in Half-Life with samples from ’90s rave tracks, letting him play it like an instrument via Web Curios #
— the covid merch u want #
— they raised over $150M in four rounds, so this isn’t too surprising #
May 14, 2020
— make Markov-generated lyrics for any band, like this ridiculous AC/DC pseudo-cover #
— The Ringer launched a behind-the-scenes podcast of the startup’s dramatic two years #
May 13, 2020
— for the tab hoarders out there #
— a glimpse into AAA next-gen graphics #
May 11, 2020
— fascinating story of what happened to a group of schoolboys marooned on an island for 15 months #
— first focusing on architecture and interiors, and eventually, bringing in his friends #
— Jason summarizes the key points, but the entire article is great and worth reading in full #
— play Vectrex games on an oscilloscope #
— animate a 2D vector illustration with your webcam, FaceMesh, and PoseNet #
— harder than it sounds, but the results are flawless #
— posted January 8, 2010, his video was arguably the first meme of the 2010s and made of pure joy #
— MSCHF is recreating every episode weekdays from 9-5 #
May 8, 2020
— The Pudding put together a fun interactive quiz that’s now collected over a million data points #
— generated text-to-speech using voices from My Little Pony, Portal, Undertale, and more #
— haute couture in Animal Crossing via Web Curios #
— riffing on the popular video meme via r/Unexpected #
— draw a little dancing character, or browse the thousands of creations by others on Twitter via Web Curios #
— Jer Thorp made a little game to help identify the calls of birbs in your neighborhood #
