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December 19, 2014
— ten years of badass year-end mixes #
— happy holidays from the Danger Zone via latest.is #
December 18, 2014
— the artifacts of any media format define its aesthetic like a cultural permalink #
— the scratch-and-sniff poop button is an especially nice touch #
December 17, 2014
— worth reading if only for the “Bobbie Had a Nickel” anecdote #
— so many of these are related to our ever-increasing interconnectedness #
— this ongoing webcomic about robots and love is really, really good #
— how to make Lego sets more appealing to girls via Marco Arment #
December 16, 2014
— Darius Kazemi’s thinkpiece generator powered by meandering Wikipedia entries #
— interactive tool for game-making resources, built in Twine by Zoe Quinn #
— ask your doctor if Claridryl is right for you #
— bizarre Disney documentary on computer art from 1982 #
December 15, 2014
— every line of this slays me #
— uses the pop spreadsheet from the Whitburn Project #
December 14, 2014
— time represented as hex color; also: 1,000 Colours jigsaw puzzle #
December 13, 2014
— IsoHunt archived TPB for posterity after its seizure; Peter Sunde’s thoughts on the closure #
December 10, 2014
— amazing work by PES, as always #
— Perry Chen’s archive of Y2K books and materials, presented at the New Museum this Friday #
December 9, 2014
— before I let Eliot play any modern games, we worked our way through 25 years of gaming history first #
December 8, 2014
— Dakota Smith gets lots of entertaining misdirected email #
— hour-long documentary narrated by John Waters #
— interactive visualization of segregation by Vi Hart and Nicky Case #
December 6, 2014
— should probably factor in percentage of all arrests, since the dataset might include desk jobs #
— “I don’t think being a woman in technology is worth dying for, but I learned early that some men think it’s worth killing for.” #
— the Puppet documentation meets H. P. Lovecraft #
December 4, 2014
— a collision of two sets of widely-different online community norms #
December 3, 2014
— like Christian Marclay’s The Clock for tweets; compiled as a book for NaNoGenMo #
December 2, 2014
— incredibly detailed breakdown of different tradeoffs #
November 26, 2014
— Vice digs into TempleOS #
— 16 out of 18 witnesses said Michael Brown had his hands up when he was shot #
— seeing these goobers more and more often in YouTube comments #
November 25, 2014
— Paul Ford’s near-future fiction where Uber rules the world via Kottke #
— five-part video series on the history of game graphics #
— “I finally saw the value of my life as others saw it: a cheap thing, so easily discarded between muzzle flash and hot asphalt” #
— from federal cases only, state data isn’t available #
— the mass of conflicting evidence so clearly should have led to a trial #
— first two episodes of the new podcast from the creators of TLDR #
November 24, 2014
— a reminder to financially support artists you love, beyond just seeing them live #
— Medium open-sources their internal charting library #
— crazy 1k JS demo, how it works #
November 20, 2014
— this should be a documentary #
— a zillion times better #
— and playing Cards Against Humanity #
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