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July 13, 2021
— face-aligning and averaging Noah Kalina’s last 7,777 daily photos into a 130-second video #
— he does great breakdowns of each video on his channel #
— possibly because it’s storing source data in Celsius and rounding, though this is fixed in iOS 15 #
— short free browser game that won last year’s GMTK Jam via newsletter.gamediscover.co #
— social dialects emerge from shared digital spaces #
July 12, 2021
— like if PES worked solely with fiber via Web Curios #
— bypassing system-level security by running on a separate machine entirely #
— lovely short sci-fi story game made in Bitsy via @paarsec #
— arduous behind-the-scenes process post on how he automated the layout for his upcoming book #
— MSCHF is selling miniature replicas of overfunded hardware flops #
July 4, 2021
— astounding demo running entirely on a Commodore floppy drive with the Commodore 64 unplugged #
July 3, 2021
— Ronan Farrow and Jia Tolentino investigate for the New Yorker #
July 2, 2021
— Sarah Miller pens a painful postscript to her 2019 article on Miami real estate and climate change via MetaFilter #
— internal code generation, identity theft, and funds laundered through crypto #
— adding phrases like “Unreal Engine,” “Trending on Artstation,” and “award-winning” can generate better results #
July 1, 2021
— Luka Grafera’s incredibly detailed illustrated map, with giclée prints for sale #
— this would totally be a lawsuit if it happened now #
— Space Invaders was a smash hit in 1979, but finding these photos still surprised me #
— another example of police trying to abuse automated copyright takedowns to avoid public accountability #
