Hank Green has some good news Johnson & Johnson will allow generic versions of its life-saving TB drug in lower-income countries, and Hank's cancer is responding well to treatment #
Legal Lullabies it takes over 50 minutes to read the Instagram Terms of Use out loud, an extremely effective sleep aid (via) #
Super Aja 64 my new jam is MIDI versions of Steely Dan's Aja, but with every instrument replaced by the Mario 64 soundfont #
The Free Movie MSCHF made a site to "crowd pirate" a hand-drawn frame-by-frame recreation of The Bee Movie #
Windows Defender elegantly designed free browser game, like Vampire Survivors but a group of windows defending a desktop (via) #
Backstage Disneyland Cabel Sasser scanned his entire collection of rarely-seen newsletters for Disneyland employees, 28 issues from 1962-1980 #
Inside the AI Factory investigation into the distributed anonymous workforce getting paid to annotate training data and align AI models (via) #
A storefront for robots Mia Sato on how Google's failure to punish SEO tactics, instead promoting their low-quality garbage, has made the web immeasurably worse #
Bad Waitress Becca Schuh writes about her experience being a writer in the food service industry #
Tiny Awards I'm a judge for this showcase of the small, playful, heartfelt web; nominations are open until June 14 #
The Last Egg what happens when fresh food runs out for the season at a South Pole research station #
Mineplacer place all the mines in a Minesweeper game; this one's a brain melter, click the question mark for help (via) #
Array Game idle games are my kryptonite and this one is no exception (via) #