Ironic Sans' Pop Culture Twitter Lists
— 19 Doctor Who cast members, mainly Doctors and companions #
Long Hazlitt profile on Metafilter
— 15 years in, still one of the most powerful examples of a true community online #
The Internet Arcade
— Jason Scott just dropped a bomb: 900 classic arcade games emulated in the browser #
Stephen Colbert takes on Gamergate with Anita Sarkeesian
— the biggest thing Gamergate has accomplished so far #
Hadean Lands, the release of Andrew Plotkin's new Kickstarter-funded interactive fiction game
— four years in the making, read Emily Short's thoughts on what makes it so special #
P. Morris shares new EP as a Chatroulette-style site
— you and a random partner must both turn on webcams to listen #
The race to save TwitPic's 800 million photos
— documenting a huge chunk of Twitter's history, the founder's ignoring all offers of help #
Ello takes $5.5M, binds itself to manifesto
— unprecedented move, legally preventing them from running ads or selling user data #
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On returns
— after a three year break from the first two adorable shorts #
The Empire Strikes Back Uncut
— fan-made, shot-for-shot remake, the sequel to the Emmy-winning Star Wars Uncut #
Trouble at the Koolaid Point
— Kathy Sierra's brilliant, upsetting deconstruction of her online harassment #
Gina Trapani's XOXO talk
— we started posting talks on Monday, with Kevin Kelly and Anita Sarkeesian #
Live coding VR with the Oculus Rift, WebVR, and Three.js
— insane demo that makes Quadrilateral Cowboy look like a documentary #
List of actual, real ethical concerns in videogames
— not on the list: the friendships and sex lives of indie game devs and writers #
New Homestar Runner: Fish Eye Lens
— they appeared on Twitter last week, hope this means the return of Strongbad #
Rolling Stone's profile of Adventure Time's Pendleton Ward
— "having quality of life outweighed the need to control this project and make it great all the time" #
StartUp Podcast
— terrible name, great podcast; Alex Blumberg from Planet Money/This American Life tries to start a company #
The GIF's visual language in music videos
— if you can't watch the playlist, which is preferred, try the full video #