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January 13, 2011
— all 114 of them; added to the list via twitter.com #
January 12, 2011
— the Babel fish is near #
— an amazing community, the comment nominees are brilliant #
— everything is amazing #
— or: how technology can make even 22-year-olds feel old #
January 11, 2011
— interactive graphic tracks the lifecycle of popular tech adjusted for inflation via FlowingData #
— kind of baffling, considering Flash is built into their browser #
— as Wired said, “Twitter beta-tested a spine” via twitter.com #
January 10, 2011
— old, but new to me; brilliantly edited, winner of the Vimeo Awards Experimental category via MetaFilter #
— promo video made by a fan frustrated with the agency’s communication skills via thedailywh.at #
— kinetic typography of a dramatic reading of a dumb review of a silly game #
— more detail on the original site, which is getting hammered via notch.tumblr.com #
— stats from 2010, with the biggest projects, most prolific creators and backers, and more #
— another Rube Goldberg machine from the geeks at Syyn Labs #
January 7, 2011
— “Always. Be. Choking.” #
— aka hypnotic high-speed footage of stuff dropping on squishy stuff #
— at 2:35, playing with the “old CDs,” a DJ is born #
January 6, 2011
— Paul Ford on the Web as a customer service medium #
January 5, 2011
— Matt Haughey and Metafilter eulogize a talented, but troubled, programmer #
January 4, 2011
— the first of his World Remix project #
January 3, 2011
— as always, a depressing read #
— via Fred Wilson, who has a good eye for this kind of thing via avc.com #
— the community wrote 86 million words last year, over 400 Moby Dicks via twitter.com #
January 2, 2011
— I love his work and this project sounds brilliant #
December 31, 2010
— a brief look back at the 2000s #
— even Shirky’s “half-formed” thoughts are essential reading #
December 30, 2010
— the game engine’s free under MIT license, art and sound copyrighted #
— the BSOD is a nice touch via twitter.com #
December 29, 2010
December 28, 2010
— featuring Neil Gaiman as David Bowie With A Mullet #
— made with Impromptu, a Scheme-based language for live coding performances; more examples via creativeapplications.net #
— not exactly scientific, but still a fun read via MetaFilter #
December 27, 2010
— devastating critique of Yahoo from a digital archivist’s perspective via Paul Bausch #
— for fans of funny, wordy autobiographical comics, a la Hyperbole and a Half #
December 23, 2010
— great list with some obscure picks #
— don’t miss the long comment by Yoz about the remarkable secret role-playing community, still alive after 13 years via MetaFilter #
— how Zoz recovered his stolen Mac, across the country two years later via buzzfeed.com #
December 22, 2010
— long, brilliant via Boing Boing #
— stunning open standards demo with real-time Twitter/Flickr integration to show off beta 8, released today; video explanation #
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