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Pete’s Delicious- Ian Bogost - Cow ClickerIf I still had a Facebook account, this is the sort of game I would install on it - a satire of "social media" games. Although this would be a joke that would be totally lost on most of my networked "friends". […]
- Hibari: A Mac Twitter client with keyword filtering, muting, inline saved search results, inline conversations, tweet lookup, and moreFinally, a twitter client that gives you the experience of not being on twitter. […]
- Strange But True: A Short Biography of Chuck Palahniuk | The CultBiography of Palahniuk that runs through some interesting facts - for instance, that his first book was in the mode of Stephen King, was 700 pages long, and soundly rejected by everyone. Unlike that lady who wrote the Harry Potter books, he took this as a sign to do some editing and rethinking, and ended up creating Fight Club from the bones of that material […]
- Don’t Be Ugly By Accident! « OkTrendsApparently, iPhones users have more sex! This must be those other iPhone users. Maybe it doesn't extend to iPhone 3G users. Do I need to upgrade something? Why are you sniggering? […]
- Kenneth Goldsmith - If It Doesn't Exist on the Internet, It Doesn't ExistThe most interesting thing about this essay is it's author - the founder of Ubuweb - predicts what happened next over the few years of the internet. Certainly something to look at in relation to what's coming next. […]
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Psychosith
Jul 13, ’10
4:06 PM
Part of an emerging trend of CGI mashup – as computer graphics become good enough that home users can do incredible things, genres become squished together. Click through for the artists blog or videos.
A Break from Our Usual Presentation
May 15, ’10
1:31 AM
I don’t often sling Youtube videos up here, but this band – solo violinist Owen Pallett – has not only covered this song and made it his own, but also written an album called “He Poos Clouds”, which is about the magic system in Dungeons and Dragons.
Vlogging
Apr 15, ’10
4:35 PM
Right after I made this 2004 called and asked for it’s internet back. I told them I’d mail it back to Zefrank as soon as I was finished with it.
Quantum Leap’s Samuel Beckett
Apr 14, ’10
6:40 PM
Famous Irish playwright Samuel Beckett has a science-fiction namesake: Doctor Sam Beckett, who leaps through time to set right what went wrong. The above video is a joke about these two Samuel Becketts. In his later career, the playwright Beckett made some awesomely post-modern offbeat works, including a play that lasts for three seconds, and [...]
Instructional Videos are Bullshit
Feb 7, ’10
11:10 PM
(SuperAmazingDoesItForYou video link) After a morning spent tussling with installing, then uninstalling Zotero, I’ve finally had it with those instructional videos that software designers create. I think that nothing beats the written word for communication of information, but I’m consistently finding that complex software is being explained by the use of an instructional video. And usually, that video [...]
Meditations (after Aurelius)
Oct 7, ’09
1:37 PM
RSS readers might need to click through for the video. EDIT: I recorded this video using Photobooth and uploaded it to Vimeo, but it seems that – like every video I record with Photobooth – something went wrong with it. In fact, I have a whole litany of hate just for Photobooth, as every occasion [...]
Old Video, New Post
May 25, ’09
12:00 AM
I’m putting this up because my mum told me she liked it. Thanks! It’s a video made with the programming language Processing, inspired by the work of Douglas Coupland.
Let a Thousand James Hugonin Paintings Bloom
Mar 9, ’09
4:54 PM
James Hugonin is an artist who lives in Northumbria, and makes paintings that reflect his surroundings by taking the predominant colour for each day and painting a square in that colour. This is very procedural art, and therefore it lends itself very well to make a computer program that does the same thing. This would [...]
Lucky Three, the mid-90′s mediascape, and the Long Now
Dec 20, ’08
2:14 PM
Now that we’ve shaken off the annoyances of changing themes, let’s talk fun stuff. The video above is such a classic piece of mid-1990′s footage. The style of it is pretty eye-catching, washed in original sentiment grunge, but gear-heads like me will notice the reel-to-reel tape recorder in some of the session footage. Do you [...]




