Photo: still coming back to this photo of people on the beach in Djibouti trying to catch Somali cell signal by moonlight - http://goo.gl/6PskKf.
(John Stanmeyer, 2013; background)
19 June 2014
Illustrations: the background art from Studio Ghibli's films as desktop backgrounds - https://imgur.com/a/rX8ws
(largely Kazuo Oga; source; via Kotaku)
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(largely Kazuo Oga; source; via Kotaku)
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18 June 2014
One of my all-time favorite letters to the editor of @nytimes (1909) pic.twitter.com/Z68ddCocyJ
— Adrienne LaFrance (@AdrienneLaF) June 14, 2014
17 June 2014
Saw a job advert describing their company as "Post-Agile". Post-Agile's OK, but I'm more into Scrumwave and Dubscrum right now.
— Alex Pounds (@acreature) June 10, 2014
16 June 2014
I left for a year. When I came back, everybody had a baby. If no baby, they were on Tinder. If they weren't on Tinder, they had a drone.
— Cassie M. (@cassmarketos) June 13, 2014
15 June 2014
Video: the story behind the 1998 videogame that mixed film noir with Día de Muertos influences and why Grim Fandango demanded a remake - http://youtu.be/JNhE7zxJymE
(12m30s)
14 June 2014
Video: The people who made the game Limbo have been allowed to play in the dark again - http://youtu.be/op4G1--kb-g
(1m28s, source)
(1m28s, source)
13 June 2014
The Turing Test is where two named, homosexual characters in a film talk about something other than deciphering Nazi communications
— Donaldosaurus (@Donaldosaurus) June 9, 2014
11 June 2014
the original Hindi lyric was "You're one in a million" but this subtitle is amazing pic.twitter.com/iDvTlA4J0k
— priya (@thewordy) June 10, 2014
10 June 2014
ok well good effort for a tuesday every body #kittenfistbump pic.twitter.com/Xv9uaFtG0j
— darth™ (@darth) June 3, 2014
9 June 2014
If Game of Thrones has taught us anything, it's that you can keep events secret from the majority of people simply by putting it in a book.
— MostDeaf (@SnoozeActive) June 5, 2014
8 June 2014
Medium: “43 minute read time.”
Me: “No way in hell.”
Medium: “It’s an 11,000-word Q&A with @louisck.”
Me: “SOLD.” https://t.co/ufFe2cDrZ9
— Andy Baio (@waxpancake) June 5, 2014
(11000 words)
7 June 2014
Video: "#TheWorldsFirstCrowdsourced3DprintedQRcodeLiveStreamedViaGoProToASmartphoneOrTabletDeviceDroneDeliveryTicketSystemProject" - http://youtu.be/GD3W4x-R6OI
(4m59s)
(4m59s)
5 June 2014
Jimmy Wales of Wikipedia responds to a petition asking that "holistic healing" be treated in a less critical manner. pic.twitter.com/HpzpVsJWAJ
— Jo Alabaster (@joalabaster) March 25, 2014
4 June 2014
someone just abbreviated their job doing social media for some company to "sosh med". shut it down.
— Feels Goodman (@pbowden) April 14, 2014
I give it 6 months until we see a LinkedIn resume unironically listing someone's core competency as "Small-Batch Email Newsletter Sommelier'
— Matt Haughey (@mathowie) April 26, 2014
if you work for a giant media organization prepare yourself for these words within 18 months: “when i was at buzzfeed” followed by gibberish
— Paul Ford (@ftrain) May 30, 2014
3 June 2014
The Internet really is sort of fun. pic.twitter.com/ScHoQcLeaU
— Dave Pell (@davepell) March 14, 2014
2 June 2014
What if the World Wide Web had a solid payment protocol when it launched?The de facto biz model of the internet wouldn't have been ad based.
— Niko Bonatsos (@bonatsos) April 4, 2014
1 June 2014
Really, if you work on the Internet, or anything that touches the Internet, like advertising, you should read this. http://t.co/N9FtHFV00E
— Chris Heathcote (@antimega) May 26, 2014
(7400 words, "The Internet With A Human Face", Maciej Cegłowski)
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