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November 28, 2018
— Datarama, a Bristol radio show, transmitted data to listeners via MetaFilter #
— it doesn’t need millions of users to be useful via Paul Bausch #
— Jenny Odell explores a sprawling dropshipping empire #
November 27, 2018
— a collection of goods made by folks in the XOXO community, courtesy of Lucy Bellwood #
November 26, 2018
— love seeing people push beyond the parser; related: Emily Short’s picks #
— also on Glitch if you want to remix it via @glitch #
— some incredible stuff made with BigGAN lately #
— rare interview with the pseudonymous artist behind the extremely online reboot via MetaFilter #
— after serving 21 years for attempted robbery #
November 13, 2018
— my wife Ami launched the first expansion to her card game, I helped with the design #
October 29, 2018
— 360 years of U.S. court decisions available for download or via API; also, caselaw limericks! #
— make music with line drawing, inspired by Logo #
October 19, 2018
— one of the most impressive hacks I’ve ever seen #
October 15, 2018
October 8, 2018
— charming podcast interviewing inanimate objects #
— in-browser emulation of over 13,000 disks #
September 27, 2018
— setting confusing, different standards for Star Trek fan films vs. other media #
September 23, 2018
— the paper and deck is available in the video description via Cal Henderson #
— Apple rejected Greg Knauss’s app for mentioning the names of the new iPhones they’d already announced #
September 19, 2018
— very short proof-of-concept, but shows potential #
September 14, 2018
— misinformation, facilitated by easy social sharing, can be deadly #
— shhh, my XOXO co-organizer Andy McMillan gave them the edibles that kicked off the whole thing #
— they never forget to be awesome #
— creative promo site for Grilli’s new typeface #
— like a hyper-realistic Desert Bus, but played as a passenger #
— very few details, but SuperDeluxe and Conan O’Brien’s production company are involved #
— a state-by-state comics guide to why voting matters #
August 16, 2018
— simple and elegant interactive tutorials for generative art #
August 15, 2018
— Nicole He‘s cyberpunk voice game; see also: Blade Runner’s Esper Machine in the browser #
August 9, 2018
— using Google’s AutoML Vision and a creepy robot doll hand to find Waldo #
July 7, 2018
— MacPaint on a Mac 128K for drawing, MacroMind Director on a Mac SE for animation #
July 5, 2018
— microsites stored within their own URL fragment, how it works #
July 2, 2018
— Mihai Parparita’s snapshot of Google Reader before it shuttered five years ago; more on the project #
June 29, 2018
— stunning project to document 700,000 objects excavated from an Amsterdam canal #
June 21, 2018
— a surprisingly touching Garfield fancomic about the life of Jon Arbuckle #
June 20, 2018
— Matt’s new podcast about our personal obsessions #
June 19, 2018
— our launch lineup is up and surveys open until next Friday, come on in #
June 11, 2018
— her brilliant one-hour standup special about sexual assault, stream free or purchase to support RAINN #
May 30, 2018
— astounding paper animation filmed in one shot an iPhone; see more #
May 29, 2018
— a short film doubling as a visual love letter to vector arcade games; how it was made #
— re-editing subtle and not-so-subtle racism on the front page of the NYT #
— make eggs benedict from scratch in under 13 years! #
— running an NES emulator on a Raspberry Pi encased in an NES cartridge, plugged into an unmodified NES via Belong.io #
May 15, 2018
— the streaming API closure is delayed for now, but there’s still a lot of uncertainty #
May 14, 2018
— you can draw with it too, read the Twitter thread for more via Nelson Minar #
May 11, 2018
— see also: Lil Miquela, the virtual Brazilian-American model created by an AI startup #
May 10, 2018
— I contributed dozens of links to projects broken by the update, many featured by Chrome #
— ClickHole’s response to ClickHole’s PatriotHole #
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