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November 22, 2011
— Penn & Teller gave permission for anyone to port it at the Comic-Con 2010 #
— updating Migram’s six degrees experiment, down from 5.28 hops in 2008 #
— proof that innovative, experimental reporting done lean can be sustainable via fimoculous.tumblr.com #
November 21, 2011
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November 19, 2011
November 18, 2011
— reviving dearly-loved shows canceled by idiot TV execs sounds like a plan to me #
— in Minecraft style, a barebones iOS version came out Wednesday with future updates promised #
November 17, 2011
— time-lapse mosaic of 360 full days in chronological order; more on the project via Kottke #
November 16, 2011
— hour-long VHS tapes of NES gameplay with ’80s dance music; Maniac Mansion and Janet Jackson, anyone? #
November 15, 2011
— related: Johnny Chung Lee on technology as a story #
November 14, 2011
— taking Young Me Now Me to the next level #
— love the second wave isolated to countries that use 12-hour time #
November 13, 2011
— the annotations are fantastic, it took nearly 270,000 reloads to finish; uses Hourglass for recording #
November 12, 2011
— Chrome extension gender-swaps pronouns on every webpage via twitter.com #
November 11, 2011
— artist prints out every public photo uploaded to Flickr in a 24-hour period #
— posting identifying nude photos without permission; amazing the commenters aren’t anonymous #
— beats the vaporware Digiscents iSmell, which didn’t give you control over which smells were emitted via Alice Taylor #
November 10, 2011
— Aaron’s work-in-progress tool mirrors your Flickr photos, retaining permissions and URL structure #
— I’m excited about this platformer that remixes NES history #
— love the moment the critic talks about seeing the email arrive in his inboc via twitter.com #
November 9, 2011
— using carefully-veiled humor to work around the eye of government censorship #
— Khoi Vinh’s collaborative drawing and remixing app for iPad; his thoughts on the app #
— doubles as an excellent meme IQ test #
— “But I had to come back. That’s where all the people are.” via twitter.com #
— loving the Reddit vs. 4chan arguments in the comments #
— quick, someone show this to Gregg Gillis #
November 8, 2011
— new game by Bennett Foddy, the creator of GIRP and QWOP; meant for two players, but the training mode is fun #
— a good time to re-read Steve Jobs’ thoughts on Flash #
— “we have tasted of the blogroll and the lolcat and found that they were good” #
November 7, 2011
— Jason Shiga’s mind-expanding puzzle comic ported to iOS by interactive fiction legend Andrew Plotkin #
November 6, 2011
— try holding shift to auto-trigger clips, or ctrl to queue them via musicmachinery.com #
November 3, 2011
— thoughts from its founder; related: Mihai’s history of social features in Reader #
— “Koyaanisqatsi for a generation raised on late night television and B-movie VHS tapes” #
November 2, 2011
— future killing machine from Boston Dynamics, the creators of BigDog via Kottke #
November 1, 2011
— I redesigned the site as a community-driven database; related: I did some analysis of the meme in my new Wired column #
October 31, 2011
— bookmarklet finds original images using Google Image Search’s reverse lookup #
— history of L.A. in film, made almost entirely from existing film footage via movingimagesource.us #
October 28, 2011
— the grandaddy of supercuts from 1995 is finally back online #
— sadly, there’s no way to share your games and it’s unlikely Apple will approve one #
— you may have seen her very clever sign via Boing Boing #
October 27, 2011
— I guess that explains why she hasn’t posted in five months #
— fascinating “surreal noir” interactive fiction where every metaphor becomes real via twitter.com #
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