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July 21, 2025
— generate important-looking lawyer-ish letters on fake legal letterhead, made for Rhizome’s Seven on Seven #
— inspired by xkcd 3113, Avi Bagla made a deliberately-broken website you can pay to fix #
— artist Kate Bingaman-Burt interviewed a roof/gutter cleaner putting up colorful hand-painted signs around Portland #
July 20, 2025
— now powered by Emojipedia data, it stopped working in 2023 after Elon killed the Twitter API #
July 17, 2025
— Mike Masnick punctures the fashionable idea in tech that democracy is bad for innovation #
July 15, 2025
— bullet hell with letters, I also loved Wordward Draw and Leap Year from the same creator #
July 13, 2025
— match words to drum sounds to turn books like Moby Dick, The Great Gatsby, and Little Women into drum patterns #
— Josh Sucher made a glossary of esoteric “one-in-a-billion” words spoken in over 25,000 films via Naive Weekly #
July 8, 2025
— Marcin Wichary made an astounding history of Mac settings using 10 different embedded emulators, including easter eggs and bonus tasks via Kottke #
July 7, 2025
— Adrian Holovaty added ASCII tab importing to Soundslice to avoid user complaints and confusion, but has mixed feelings about it via Simon Willison #
— The Pudding looks at animal gender in 300 children’s books #
July 4, 2025
— Riley Walz made the world’s least efficient weather report, using object detection of short sleeves, shorts, and umbrellas on a webcam to guess NYC weather via Web Curios #
— Sarah Jeong and Elizabeth Lopatto with “some patriotic reflections on this Independence Day” #
— Minesweeper with prime numbers; my best time is 62 seconds #
June 26, 2025
— 40 years later, Scott Andrew finished a text adventure game he started making at age 14 #
June 24, 2025
— click to change colors, resize the lines, or zoom out to see the whole thing #
— explore the space between two concepts, try dragging them on top of each other via @thepudding #
June 20, 2025
— now with semantic search and size filters #
— random sounds uploaded to Wikimedia Commons via b3ta #
— nearly every comic is now recycled from decades-old strips, with minor updates like changing TVs, cameras, and adjusting for inflation via MetaFilter #
— Alvin Chang visualizes the results of a 2023 study pairing hundreds of strangers in video calls and tracking how their moods change via @stefan #
— drum machine with probabilities deciding whether a sample is played or not, part of the 10,000 Drum Machines project #
— his show ended radio syndication in 2010, but he’s continued broadcasting online weekly for the last 15 years #
— Alex Boucher breaks down the various imaginative ways Jim Henson and friends hid themselves #
June 10, 2025
— our new card game is live on Kickstarter, a game about making cute nicknames that comes in a custom plush fox mini-bag we designed #
June 3, 2025
— live 1990s-style TV weather forecast recreated on the web, complete with scanlines and cheesy music #
— two great new games, and Blippo+ is a delightfully unexplainable experience #
— Cat Graffam continues to torture herself with obscure drawing tools on old gaming systems for our entertainment #
— after a year away, I’m returning as a judge for my favorite little internet award, along with a bunch of my favorite internet people #
May 31, 2025
— 600k of 25 million Picross puzzles have been solved so far, with 1,400 people currently playing via @joelriley.com #
May 22, 2025
— for over eight years, it was a powerful educational tool and playground for web experimentation #
May 15, 2025
— Bad Lip Reading turns in another Star Wars musical gem, alongside “Bushes of Love” and “Seagulls! (Stop It Now)” #
May 12, 2025
— dig up little planets in a relatively short clicker game via MetaFilter #
May 11, 2025
— charming student film from this year’s CalArts Character Animation Program #
May 6, 2025
— multiplayer street view where everyone votes on where to go, changing the radio station, and honking the horn #
April 28, 2025
— inspired by his One Million Checkboxes project, Nolen Royalty made a chaotic chess MMO with no waiting between turns #
April 21, 2025
— “what you see is what you hear!” the left and right audio channels control the beam on the X and Y axis, respectively #
April 18, 2025
— the handmade web presented as scheduled daily programming across nine channels, go add some more #
— desktop browsers only, try Las Vegas if where you are isn’t very windy right now #
April 17, 2025
— Homestar Runner celebrates 25 years online with an ode to the days when the internet wasn’t “the same four websites on your phone” #
April 14, 2025
— I wrote about There a year before its 2003 launch and didn’t know it’s still kicking with a tiny tight-knit community of about 30 players #
— incredible deep dive into a “not serious” mystery of computer history, with a detour into ZZT and the ASCII art scene via MetaFilter #
April 10, 2025
— twenty Snake variations from Pippin Barr, a sequel to SNAKISMS from 2017 #
— xkcd’s annual belated April 1 project plays with browser push notifications #
April 4, 2025
— if you grant webcam permission, it’ll snap a photo and show you a collage of everyone else who agreed before you #
— adopt a few monkeys and see if they write Shakespeare via Web Curios #
April 1, 2025
— incremental game themed around making a website, made entirely in HTML/CSS without JS #
March 24, 2025
— Mihai also added a bunch of new old software to the Infinite HD library to play with #
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