The Perfect Music Hack — Johnny Cash has been everywhere, man #

The World in 1k — view source #

NOAH — short film taking place entirely on a teenager's screen; NSFW in the Chatroulette bits #

Anil Dash's Meeting with Pax Dickinson, online asshole — engaging with a troll can occasionally result in a great blog post #

Coder for Raspberry Pi — new project from Google Creative Lab #

The End of Kindness — The Verge on Weev, Kathy Sierra, and online harassment #

Nieman Labs' Riptide — an oral history of digital publishing from teletext to Twitter #

image glitch experiment — drag an image in, glitch it out #

Hot Pepper Gaming — videogames reviewed after ingesting miserably hot peppers #

Polygon on PewDiePie and the YouTube game commentary phenomenon — he's currently the most subscribed channel on YouTube, with nearly 13 million subscribers #

Zero to Sixty in One Second — Steven Wittens fuses WebGL, CSS 3D and HTML in his new redesign #

The Story of GIF — animated GIF tale from Kenyatta's talk; spot the vintage Waxy.org cameo #

Paypal freezes Mailpile's $45,000 funds from crowdfunding campaign — this goes out to everyone who complained Kickstarter doesn't take Paypal #

Topsy adds historical Twitter search — they claim all tweets back to 2006 #

thatgamecompany's Chris Bell on making friends in online games — designing for positive emotional interaction in social networks #

Eventbrite acquires Lanyrd — one of my favorite startup stories; I agree with Matt Haughey's post, this is a great fit #

Brawlin' Sailor — more awesomeness from Major Bueno; this guy needs to make a full-length game #

xkcd's Bee Orchid — clever alt text on that one #

NSA BANGERS — don't know how I missed this (via) #

Dizzee Rascal's I Don't Need A Reason — most GIF-friendly video ever? (via) #

Collaborating with a 4-year-old — Mica Angela Hendricks teams up with her daughter for surrealist portraits #

Newmoticons — from Ryder Ripps and OKFocus #

JS MESS, insane multi-machine emulator in Javascript — Jason Scott and his volunteer team have ported dozens of new systems, including the Mac SE #

Blocktronics' Space Invaders — brilliant new ANSI art pack (via) #

Glitch News (via) #

gif hell, top animated gifs on Twitter — be warned, can be *very* NSFW at times, though it's mostly One Direction at the moment #

Starwhal: Just the Tip — like Pole Riders, a perfectly hilarious local co-op game #

I Have Applause — supercut of applause from MLK's I Have A Dream speech, embroiled in copyright battles #

A Light That Never Goes Out — a very personal comic from Lucy Knisley (via) #

I Forgot My Phone — a short film about life in 2013 (via) #

Golan Levin and Pablo Garcia discuss the NeoLucida at Eyeo — turning Kickstarter into a MOOC (via) #

Paul Thompson's Snowball Poem Generator — the bot posts to @SnowballPoetry twice a day (via) #

Alexis Madrigal on Medium's blurry line between publication and platform — to me, seems like their editorial strategy is just meant to help people understand what the platform's for #

Peter Norvig's analysis of English letter frequency counts — using the Google Books ngram corpus #

Blackbar — a text game about ?????????? for iOS #

Gone Home — finally finished it; don't read spoilers, just get it and play it #

Wired feature on Welcome to Night Vale — in a year, it beat This American Life to become the #1 podcast on iTunes #

Tridiv — Julian Garnier's blazingly fast web-based editor for creating 3D shapes in CSS #

PRSM — "Share to your heart's content." #

Bradley Manning and the Two Americas — long, important Quinn Norton post on information, authority, and the new political dissent #

Notch shelves 0x10c, community picks up the project — don't miss his blog post about the decision, and the challenges of coping with success #

Auralizing Pi — 2-9 are tones, 0 and 1 are day and night #

Scenes from the Wire — bot that makes animated GIFs using scenes from The Wire and subtitle files (via) #

The Kids' Guide to the Internet from 1997 — or save some time and watch Everything Is Terrible's NSFW remix #

Mat Honan on App.net — fundamentally misunderstood, I still think the idea holds great promise #

Andrew Plotkin on Seltani, his new interactive fiction world — inspired by Twine, MUDs, and MMOs, you can try it right now #

Butterick's Practical Typography — fantastic free text, though I wish the hyperlinks were visually distinct #

Bootstrap 3 released — responsive by default, flat design with an optional legacy theme #

UK govt destroyed Guardian hard drives as they watched — the Guardian's editor reported on this too, but completely buried the lede #

Groklaw shuts down because of government email surveillance — "There is now no shield from forced exposure." #