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June 18, 2021
— Jimmy Maher digs through the vault of hard-to-emulate Apple CD-ROM multimedia #
June 17, 2021
— lovely web-based art game exploring an animated landscape and generating poetry via @mattdesl #
— try to hit the black ball, a new-to-me web game from 2016 via MetaFilter #
— search results can cause lasting damage even if charges were dropped via MetaFilter #
June 15, 2021
— interviews with nearly 200 current and former employees reveal high turnover, inadvertent firings, and racial inequities #
June 14, 2021
— Adult Swim put the first full episode online #
— like Where’s Waldo with emoji via Web Curios #
June 11, 2021
— brilliant interactive documentary about facial recognition algorithms trained on Flickr’s CC-licensed corpus #
— Uberduck.ai is a good tool for comedy via Garbage Day #
— web-based vector/raster image editor with native support for Photoshop, Figma, Sketch, Illustrator, and more #
June 10, 2021
— the game and language that launched the modern interactive fiction scene #
— imagine searching for a puzzle for 14 years, knowing your partner held the answer the whole time #
June 8, 2021
— this pushed me to put Supercut.org back online, frozen in time from 2015 via Kottke #
— finally finished this and it’s very good, grappling with the pandemic, mental health, and the internet #
— using anonymously-leaked tax documents for Musk, Bezos, Buffett, Gates, Zuckerberg, Bloomberg, and other ultra-wealthy Americans #
— full Season 1 game lineup, a delightful dock, a browser-based no-code game maker, and preorders start next month! #
June 7, 2021
— Jesse Barron figures out the mystery of a New Jersey sandwich shop with a ridiculous valuation #
— Yale history professor Timothy Snyder on the big lie, anti-voter laws, and the end of free U.S. elections via Kottke #
June 4, 2021
— anything and everything all of the time #
— donate at least $5, get 1,000+ games including Minit, Calico, GNOG, Pikuniku, VVVVVV, Windosill, Luna, and Art Sqool #
June 3, 2021
— astounding story of the “Game Mistresses” of St. Bride’s School, who released eight full-length text adventures from 1985 to 1992 #
June 2, 2021
May 29, 2021
— Marcin Wichary’s Ignite talk about looping videos, told as a live looping video; how it was made #
May 28, 2021
— found by, uh, searching Google #
— 3F Music decided not to take it offline after all #
— a companion piece to Zeynep Tufekci’s NYT new op-ed urging world leaders to take action against new variants #
May 27, 2021
— Blender virtuoso Ian Hubert’s absurdly detailed CG-rich short film about a salad vendor in a cyberpunk city via The Verge #
— Nicole He and Eran Hilleli’s delightful AR prototype imagining the secret lives of smart devices #
— remarkable reporting using internal documents, messages, and roadmaps #
— from 2012, a very silly new-to-me Conan sketch that made me laugh #
— they prompt OpenAI’s GPT-3 model with the cartoon description, you vote on the output #
May 26, 2021
— a filmmaker makes some bets with his conspiracist mother #
May 25, 2021
— bought by the same NFT whale who bought Disaster Girl, Overly Attached Girlfriend, and Kevin Roose’s NYT article #
— yes, this morning got away from us via Today in Tabs #
— reconstructing the Greenwood neighborhood from archival photos, insurance maps, city directories, Census data, and survivor accounts via @singhvianjali #
— exploring the creative use of YouTube, TikTok, Discord, and Twitter for studying, built for and by students #
— a party invite went viral on TikTok, drawing thousands of teens and content creators to Huntington Beach #
— their Rebel Girl cover just kills me #
May 24, 2021
— from 2017, a stunning Commodore 64 demo made in 256 bytes #
— using Tacotron, generate synthetic speech using dozens of famous voices, such as rappers, politicians, and cartoon characters #
— CGP Grey digs into a London art group’s hilarious battle with a city council #
May 22, 2021
— short doc about two friends who illicitly explored every inch of the Horizons ride at Disney World #
— Gina Cherelus and Caity Weaver interviewed several of the people behind it #
May 21, 2021
— 6% of deep links in NYT articles from 2018 are dead, 43% from 2008, and 72% from 1998. via The Verge #
— a game where you try to opt out of everything #
— a collection of queer and trans works accessible only via telnet via Web Curios #
— follow a raindrop placed anywhere in the contiguous U.S. and see where it ends up via Web Curios #
May 20, 2021
— Coopertom isn’t impressed #
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