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January 9, 2014
— clever game mechanic that plays with forced perspective #
January 8, 2014
— post tweets that the evil machines can’t read #
— Oscars, helicopters, space, VR, and nearly 20,000 more funded projects in the world #
January 7, 2014
— the story of the Snowden leaks from inside tech giants #
— emulator framework for OS X #
— summing up years of work in a sentence; also on Twitter #
— using Photoshop for algorithmic art #
January 6, 2014
— Joseph Gordon-Leavitt takes his community media project to TV via hitrecord.org #
January 3, 2014
— on-screen source code in movies, and what it actually does #
January 2, 2014
— “He may have committed a crime to do so, but he has done his country a great service.” #
— awesome data journalism by Alexis Madrigal with a genre generator by Ian Bogost #
— the video is nuts via Laughing Squid #
— the biggest innovation from Minecraft, and a growing model for all media #
— part of Metafilter Labs, data experiments from the 15-year-old community #
January 1, 2014
— a tiny game by Daniel Benmergui #
— new Maximum Fun podcast asks artists to break apart one of their songs with isolated audio #
December 31, 2013
— glasshats, glasswipes, and glassholes #
December 27, 2013
— combine this with deblurring, and we’re in “let’s enhance” territory #
— Jason Scott announces the Internet Archive’s Console Living Room project #
— global-scale reproduction of Mars using voxel.js #
— one of the best movie trailers I’ve ever seen #
December 23, 2013
— Doug Wilson’s approachable breakdown of one of gaming’s most insane feats #
— several new to me via @golan #
— reminds me of the celebrity soundboard pranks of the early 2000s #
December 21, 2013
— Spotify’s Ludde pays a tribute to Winamp #
December 19, 2013
— a social iOS game of pickpocketing #
— Kottke on blogging, with more on his blog #
December 18, 2013
— Chrome add-on adds holiday mall sounds to e-commerce sites via @grok_ #
— start your fantasy casting now #
December 17, 2013
— another frustratingly addictive incremental game like Candy Box #
— the original is still frozen in time #
— then plagiarized his apology from Yahoo Answers #
December 16, 2013
— classic cartoons rescored with a modular synthesizer via @aarontweets #
December 13, 2013
— a direct result of Google’s Penguin 2.1 changes via @Beschizza #
— the perfect webfont via @kickstarter #
December 12, 2013
— one of my favorite new podcasts revisits its first four interviewees, one year later #
— the author’s followup is worth reading via MetaFilter #
December 11, 2013
— “Doges bring a subversive plurality to the LOLcat’s stark, single statements.” #
— animate letters with Javascript; browse the entries #
— Stewart Butterfield writes about the decision to put Glitch’s art assets into the public domain #
December 10, 2013
— that laugh creeps me out #
December 9, 2013
— kind of intense how much went into creating it #
December 7, 2013
— “An indie-rock label really did save my life.” #
December 6, 2013
— fold the DOM like paper #
December 5, 2013
— every animated GIF on Wikipedia via @genmon #
— IMAP was an option for backups, but very cumbersome via @ScottBeale #
December 4, 2013
— success is not always measured in dollars #