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August 13, 2008
— with downloadable games from interactive fiction repositories #
— not as elegant as Adam’s, but a clever alternative #
August 12, 2008
— entertaining rambles about found footage on YouTube via Snarkmarket #
— Thomas Bartlett covers the entire album for a friend, with absolutely no irony via Fimoculous #
August 11, 2008
— appeared for a split second in the broadcast, but attendees took photos via Delicious #
— with one release, wiping out the need for pocket dictionaries #
— Windows-only, great concept for the One Room One Week game design competition #
August 9, 2008
— perfect example of an incentive system optimized for quantity, not quality #
August 8, 2008
— addictive, mindless Flash fun via Delicious #
August 7, 2008
— how the painterly style evolved, with tons of early concept artwork #
— you don’t say! I think the labels are waiting for the physical CD to drop next month #
— clever machinima built on Team Fortress, spliced with live video #
— built by Matt Haughey and Paul Bausch in two weeks using bits of the Metafilter code base #
August 6, 2008
— a futurific Upcoming is featured, and a G-Man sighting #
— like Portal, it forces you to rethink what you know about platformers; amazing to see how many people complain about the $15 price tag #
— Gizmodo doesn’t mention they’re from Mad Magazine’s July issue via Matt Haughey #
August 5, 2008
— way, way more paranoia on her YouTube page #
— horrific story of a little girl raised feral by neglectful parent; don’t miss the video slideshow via polymeme.com #
— part of Mozilla Labs’ Concept Series #
— I first broke the story two years ago; from his personal statement: “This was never a plan to embarrass people” #
August 4, 2008
— from the Kentucky Fried Movie via Laughing Squid #
— get text translated by volunteers and pros, likely designed to improve their automatic translations #
August 3, 2008
— they looked at 30 billion conversations from 240 million people to validate Milgram’s findings #
August 2, 2008
August 1, 2008
— I thought the quotes were suspicious this morning, but should’ve dug deeper via Leonard Lin #
— I’m surprised the beak’s conductive enough to register clicks #
— despite reports of being removed by Apple, it’s still available and I just purchased it seconds ago; and, it’s gone again #
— move around with the mouse to pick up people and return them to the safety zone via Indie Games+ #
— constructed using YouTube’s annotations and 67 videos #
July 31, 2008
— via Rex, who’s been tearing it up lately via Fimoculous #
— journalist spends a few days getting to know Jason Fortuny, weev, ED, and the /b/tards; and yes, I’m part of the problem #
— highly recommended viewing from the creator of The Machine Is Us/ing Us via Fimoculous #
— tag combos still work perfectly, so I’m happy #
— their speech-to-text transcription gets a public trial in limited fashion on their You Choose section via Fimoculous #
— incredibly thoughtful and well-reasoned defense of a mildly controversial children’s book via Matt Haughey #
— Matthew Walker’s cover is fantastic; Lucas Gonze contributed a MIDI score and guitar tab to work with via nymag.com #
July 30, 2008
— stealthy startup I’d keep a close eye on #
— every frame of the video is composed of hundreds of individual thumbnails #
— Lore Sjoberg interviews R. Stevens about the switch via timemachinego.com #
— also: the 1957 version of 12 Angry Men is on YouTube in its entirety via MetaFilter #
— I’ve linked to his kill screen work before; someone get this guy an RSS feed! via MetaFilter #
— those College Humor guys are on a roll #
— the locals were extremely tolerant and were only chastised by other Americans via Delicious #
— creating HITs now requires no programming; just pick a template and upload a CSV with the values #
July 29, 2008
— 45 presenters summarize their talks in 30 seconds; I’d love to see this before every conference #
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