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November 20, 2014
— addictive endless Frogger game for iOS #
November 19, 2014
— better tools for design and distribution lead the way to more diverse, interesting voices #
— can’t wait for this free, dead simple certificate authority from the EFF, Mozilla, and more #
— I already pay yearly for four out of the five, and they’re all worth supporting #
November 18, 2014
— official clients only, though; hope it makes its way to the API #
— hit “load song,” pick a song, and “play” #
— prepare to be enraged #
November 17, 2014
— James Sturm’s comic for The Nib stirred up some interesting debate #
— Careless Whisper is particularly touching; from April, but new to me via avclub.com #
— a musicomic from 2008 about time travel and love by the multitalented Lucy Knisley #
— creating a game from scratch and streaming the process on Twitch, weeknights at 8pm PST #
November 15, 2014
— like Sudoku stripped down to two colors #
— Neil Cicierega‘s brilliant send-up of YouTube lyric videos #
November 14, 2014
— simulate the thrill of driving from Tucson to Vegas at a blistering 45 miles per hour #
November 13, 2014
— another quality project from Sam Lavigne #
— my kind of hackathon, like an extension of Worst Website Ever #
— Neven Mrgan and Matt Comi’s new iOS game inspired by classic point-and-click adventures #
November 11, 2014
— safe-for-work GIF metaphors #
— the 1992 article with a 15-year-old Cabel is just adorable #
November 10, 2014
— the funniest, most visceral story of labor I’ve ever read #
— never should’ve been there in the first place, a goddamned travesty #
— coming soon: the first VR rickroll #
— a little above break even #
— interesting direct-to-fan experiment, and a crazy deal #
— bot that randomly spends $100 in Bitcoin from Silk Road-like marketplaces #
— convert text to meows, keeping its original punctuation and word length; here’s Moby Dick #
— part of NaNoGenMo, a contest to algorithmically generate 50,000-word novels; more entries #
— JSON datasets for algorithmic play, like lists of sandwiches and rich people #
— comic algorithmically generated from public domain detective novels #
— $15 for ten envelopes of randomness in December #
— the deluxe version is a whole lotta Harmon #
November 6, 2014
— next step would be hooking it up to MAME, currently Game Boy Color only #
— if you’ve never seen it, watch the pilot first #
— Twitter open-sources their emoji icon library #
— in which Matt Haughey commissions an oil painting of Stewart Butterfield from China #
— this is the greatest thing ever, hyperbole be damned #
November 5, 2014
— generate videos from TV/film dialogue, heavy on the Bee and Puppycat #
— the animation pioneer was the creator behind Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly #
— I had no idea Google was saving revisions at this granularity #
— the sole practitioner of the Victorian art of arranging single-cell algae; more photos via @vihartvihart #
— yet another reason why I love that company #
— eventually, all media will feel like this to you #
— 639 entries, some of the best of indie gaming on a single page #
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