Trailer for Perspective, a crazy first-person puzzler — taking some of the Fez gameplay mechanic into a first-person shooter #

Robin Sloan's social experiment with choosing the lowest primes — love the strategies involved #

How Pogo makes an audio remix — more great stuff on his SoundCloud channel (via) #

Owning Your Own Words — good discussion with Anil Dash, Gina Trapani, Paul Ford, Mathew Ingram, and Winer by proxy #

Satellite Eyes — Mac freeware changes your desktop to the satellite imagery of your current location #

Joshua Topolsky on the Microsoft Surface tablet — a first step away from useless concept videos, and towards bringing R&D to the real world #

Origami artist sues over abstract paintings of unfolded designs — ongoing battles over the definition of transformative fair use #

Progression of an animated scene from Tangled — live-action reference shots, layout, lighting, and more #

Netflix neuters its API — no commercial use, no mashups with other video services #

Inventing a Problem — related: I Give Up #

FunnyJunk lawyer files suits against The Oatmeal, IndieGogo, National Wildlife Federation, and the American Cancer Society — the redacted complaint is up on Carreon's site; I love part 26 #

PBS Off Book's tribute to the animated GIF — I recommend just playing this full screen all day today #

Jay Smooth on sexist gamer dudes — 12 hours left to back Anita's project; in case you somehow missed it, the awful backlash and media response #

Artists celebrate the 25th anniversary of the animated GIF — I love the LZW/Nyan Cat remix #

Technology Review profile on Cameron Marlow and the Facebook Data Team — they're doing great work, I just wish they had an RSS feed; here it is #

Ze Frank's FacePunch — on the potential positive and negative energy of online interactions #

Pattern analyzing the chord structures of 1,300 songs — I'd love to see an app that always suggests what chord to play next #

Reddit user's ten-year Civilization II war spawns a following — fanfic, comics, and attempts to resolve the war at the new subreddit #

The Complete Dan Harmon Channel 101 Canon — including the incredibly meta "Exposure" and "ChooseYourOwnSelectAVision.TV" #

Readability ends contentious paid publisher model — lots of frustration in the comments #

Indie Game: The Movie available to stream or download — go buy it! essential viewing, perfectly captures the anguish from developing a long-term project #

Snakes on a Cartesian Plane — variations on Snake that are actually fun #

Robert Hodgin's Eyeo 2012 demos — all made with Cinder, source coming next week #

Pointer Pointer — photos that point to your mouse cursor #

NPR previews Fiona Apple's The Idler Wheel — first album in seven years #

Jonathan Lethem's "My Internet" — I love the idea of a commerce-free private Internet; reminds me of invite-only communities I belong to #

Paul Ford's 10 Timeframes — we're asking people to spend their heartbeats on things we make #

Brother Brain — John McGregor's looping animations from 8-bit videogames (via) #

Cindy Au on the "Take My Money, HBO" campaign — want a revolution? don't give your money to HBO, give it to creators #

OK Cupid Enemies — my personal favorite #

Reddit users collaborate to make the Community 8-bit game real — the lead dev is taking submissions for assets from their sub-Reddit; download it #

Life After A Total Hack — speculative near-future fiction on Buzzfeed, of all places #

FM Towns Marty — NSFW Tumblr focused on strange Japanese game screenshots from the NEC PC-88/PC-98 and FM Towns Marty #

New trailer for Disney's Wreck-It Ralph — the top YouTube comment nailed it, it's like Who Framed Roger Rabbit for video games #

Airtime — Sean Parker and Shawn Fanning's new ChatRoulette meets Facebook video chat toy #

Quora_ebooks — Markov-generated Quora questions #

The Ballad of the Psychotropic Robots — free procedurally-generated audio-visual thing for Windows #

Washington Post on the fall of CNET founder Halsey Minor — very sad; Halsey himself purged much of his Wikipedia entry in April #

Soundplay — from Pitchfork and Kill Screen, a collaboration between musicians and game designers #

NYT on a Parisian food truck — like here, the same complaints from local restaurants crying unfair competition (via) #

Emily Short's Bee, a story about work and spelling — built on Varytale, a new platform for interactive fiction #

A Brief History of Video Games — a three-minute video mashup from Polygon #

Kickstarter's Yancey Strickler on Amanda Palmer's $1M album project — "No one is happy with the current creative economy, and fans will support people who dare to challenge it." #

PBS short film on the culture of Reddit — covering its curiosity, sincerity, activism, and sexism #

Museum of Endangered Sounds — related: Alexis Madrigal's breakdown of the dialup modem sound #

Clippy.js — Microsoft's hated agents brought to the web, ready for embedding (via) #

Report confirms Stuxnet created by U.S., Israel — started by Bush, ordered by Obama, with unknown future repercussions #

Blockly, a graphical programming language by Google — try the simple maze; the full editor generates code in JS, Dart, and Python #

Politwoops, deleted tweets from politicians — now there just needs to be a commenting section for speculation on why #

Meshu — turn your location data into jewelry; brilliant use of the Foursquare API #