Mat Honan's feature on Yahoo's mismanagement of Flickr — a depressing read, especially while seeing the team release great new features #

Make interviews Bunnie Huang on the end of Chumby — sad end to a promising product, I received one of the prototypes at Foo Camp in 2006 #

Rebecca Sugar's Singles — file under: scenarios I'd like to play in a videogame #

SMBC on hell — sounds about right #

GameBoy Color emulator in JS — the source is on Github (via) #

60,000 Dominoes — 65 hours over eight days; the blooper reel was hypnotic (via) #

OAuth Is Your Future — Dan Hon snaps some screenshots from the near future #

Fracuum — winner of Ludum Dare 23; every winner is worth playing #

Welcome to Life — "the Singularity, ruined by lawyers" (via) #

BusinessWeek on the post-Kickstarter life of Diaspora — the founders talk about the Ilya's tragic suicide for the first time #

Anachronism detection in Mad Men episodes — language studies from the person who did the frequency analysis for Downtown Abbey (via) #

Verge feature on Scamworld, the inside look at Internet scams — incredibly deep investigation and short film, brilliantly made (via) #

Hartverdrahtet — amazing 4k intro from the PC demoscene (via) #

Mike Birbiglia's short film from This American Life — starring Fresh Air's Terry Gross #

Chris Poole's talk on the shifting meme landscape at ROFLCon — the shift away from interest-based web communities towards social networks #

Robot butt that represents emotions — I'm hoping someone turns this into a drone #

Gina Trapani on the failings of "brogrammer" culture — holy hell, the comments are awful #

Dustin Curtis on pixel fitting rasterized vector images — best explanation of a long-standing issue I've seen #

Mitt Romney bullied gay students in high school — people change, just so long as he takes ownership of his actions; oh, wait #

Walt Disney's Taxi Driver — the scene starting at 3:45 is like a parallel universe remake of Roger Rabbit (via) #

Ben Jackson on memes, the Internet, and the divine — "The memes we choose to elevate to Internet fame are the product of the purest form of democracy ever invented" #

Recursive Drawing — watch the video or it won't make any sense #

The Forger — for fans of Kutiman's ThruYOU, found footage beat mashups from Meat Beat Manifesto's Jack Dangers #

Steve Albini AMA on Reddit — "There won't ever be a mass-market record industry again, and that's fine with me" #

Maurice Sendak, rest in peace — goodnight, Max #

Tinkercad — amazing WebGL CAD designer that prints to Makerbot, Shapeways, and Ponoko #

Mechanizing a miniature Main Street Electrical Parade — wonderful attention to detail; watch the finished parade (via) #

LA Times on American Airlines' attempt to revoke its all-you-can-fly passes — the company regretted its short-sighted decision to offer lifetime first-class travel (via) #

Daniel Hooper's proposal for text editing on iPad — if you're jailbroken, Kyle Howells made it real (via) #

Mineception — Minecraft minigame implemented in Minecraft (via) #

Scumbag Steve's Advice for Annoying Facebook Girl — honest advice from an unwilling advice meme star #

Anil Dash on Popchips' racist promo with Ashton Kutcher — a reasoned, thoughtful post with actions that help prevent it from happening again elsewhere #

Reddit users share their deepest, darkest secrets — with anonymous throwaway accounts, some very upsetting stuff in here #

Doodle Music — another gem from Vi Hart #

Deadspin investigates an ESPN freelancer's Internet scams — in a bizarre twist, she also recently stole @OhWonka #

Million Short — experimental search engine removes the top million popular sites from results (via) #

Inc. profile on the Turntable.fm team's struggle to grow — weirdly personal, I imagine neither of the founders are happy about this piece #

The Data Journalism Handbook — free, collaborative, open-source guide #

MAXGIF — silly tool to make GIFs fullscreen, click to get another one #

Nyan Waits  #

Yancey Strickler digs up never-before-seen Kickstartr (sic) designs — to commemorate the third birthday; related: Perry writes about the origin story #

NYT visualization of three years of Kickstarter projects — companion piece to this article on the insane success of the Pebble watch #

Dan Hon on beating diabetes with data — interesting look at the state of quantified health #

Go Right  #

Original Atari developer ports Star Castle to the Atari 2600, 30 years later — why this is impressive; order a one here with optional box (via) #

First two seasons of Star Trek played simultaneously — that'd make a great screensaver with this as the background audio #

Music for Programming — hour-long textural mix tapes designed for "prolonged periods of intense concentration" (via) #

Nieman Lab on Gawker's new commenting system — seems awkward to navigate and moderate to me, but interested to see how it plays out #

Steven Levy on algorithm-generated news articles — they argue it frees up journalists for actual reporting, instead of routine grunt work #

Light Table, a reactive coding IDE — interesting prototype video #