SANANDREAS.TXT a GTA V mod that lets players leave floating persistent messages anywhere in the game world for others to find #
subpar pool obsessed with this chonky pool game from the creator of Holedown, out now for iOS/Android, Switch, and Windows #
Comic Anhs a charming personal website with each section introduced by four-panel comics (via) #
Puzzmo Zach Gage launched a puzzle game community with 500 invite codes released every day by, of course, solving a puzzle #
Meta in Myanmar Erin Kissane completed her four-part series about the role of Meta and Facebook in the Rohingya genocide #
Whole Earth Index a near-complete archive of the Whole Earth Catalog and related publications from 1970 to 2002 (via) #
QX82 a tiny JS library for making retro games and experiences inspired by the ZX Spectrum and QBasic #
Satoshi Kon: The Lost Interview Mark Slutsky interviewed the visionary director in 2007 about Paprika, published here in full for the first time #
Is Laufey jazz? Adam Neely's fascinating breakdown of her musical influences, appeal to young audiences, and the modern state of jazz #
Ghost Town Pumpkin Festival open until Halloween, explore a spooky multiplayer world where a thousand ghosts have shared their pumpkin designs #
The Great Zelle Pool Scam yet another Zelle horror story, this time with scammers hacking contractors' email accounts to solicit payments from their customers #
31 Days of Halloween for the ninth year, Laura E. Hall's popup daily newsletter of spooky stuff is posting every day of October #
HONK Cyriak made a new animation, his first in two years #
The Curse of Dialup World inside story of a wildly mismanaged dialup ISP in the late '90s , the billing process alone made me scream (via) #
Restoration Magic love this channel pointlessly "restoring" used objects, from old pencils and dollar bills to crumpled paper and Coke cans #
Eternal September from the creators of Incredible Doom, a new serialized comic about proto-blogging teens #
Conlextions if NYT's Connections game is too easy for you, try all of Lex Friedman's devious puzzles instead #