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A Bait Shop? ...In Space?
A quirky personal Neocities page named for the question of a bait shop in space, an offbeat corner of the indie web to w…
A Big List of Good News from 2016
A month-by-month scroll of hundreds of hopeful 2016 headlines, from malaria pledges and rainforest protections to record…
james-iry.blogspot.com
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A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages
A beloved comic timeline of programming languages from Jacquard's loom to modern times, packed with deadpan jokes and fa…
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A Collection a Day, 2010
Illustrator Lisa Congdon photographed one neatly arranged collection every day of 2010 - vintage erasers, buttons, tiny…
A Collection of Unsaid Things
A quiet online archive of anonymous unsent messages and letters never sent, presented as a museum of words held back and…
A Communist Apple II
An engineering archaeology tale about a Cold War era Apple II clone, and how an old machine was tested for years without…
A Complete History of Birdo's Gender
A thorough history of how Nintendo has described Birdo since Doki Doki Panic, comparing English and Japanese manuals, ga…
A Conspiracy To Kill IE6
A YouTube engineer tells how a small team slipped a banner into the video page to nudge users off Internet Explorer 6, a…
A Constructive Look at TempleOS
A thoughtful essay examining Terry Davis's TempleOS on its technical merits and quirks, from a programmer who finds real…
A Field Guide to the Snails of Scull-in-the-Mud
A bitsy field guide in which you browse a catalogue of fantastical snail species, as commissioned by Helikoi the Mollusk…
A Friend Is Writing
A net-art piece by Callum Copley about the throbbing three-dot typing indicator, mixing animation, sound and short texts…
A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food
A cheerful 3D browser game where you ride a scooter through a capybara-run city delivering fruit, with a garage of upgra…
a GDC experience
A ten-minute satirical tour through the entire Game Developers Conference, with a photosensitivity warning for its strob…
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A Geek's Journal, 1976
What if there had been blogs in 1976? This journal imagines one, written day by day by a teenage geek obsessed with elec…
A Good Enough Guestbook
A gallery of every doodle strangers sent to a little office printer guestbook, from cartoon creatures to the Goddess of…
A Kantian Critique of Sorry by Justin Bieber
A tongue-in-cheek philosophy essay that holds Justin Bieber's pop apology up against Kant's categorical imperative and a…
A Literary History of Apple Fake Texts
An essay tracing the curious genre of staged text conversations in Apple's ads and keynotes, and what the style says abo…
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A Long Time Ago (Mystery Man on Film)
A screenwriting blogger walks through highlights from George Lucas's strange early draft of Star Wars, full of odd names…
A look at search engines with their own indexes
A thorough survey of independent search engines that crawl their own indexes, comparing quirks and strengths, handy for…
A MacBook Touchscreen for $1
A clever hack that uses a small mirror and some computer vision to make an ordinary MacBook respond to touch, with demos…
A Million Random Acts
A procedurally generated artwork by Mark Sample: a vast scrolling grid of tiny machine-written acts of cruelty, kindness…
A Million Reasons to Stay
A page that gathers a million small reasons to stay alive, offered as a gentle reminder that there is plenty worth stick…
A Million Times
A web homage to the kinetic clock installations of Humans since 1982, where a grid of analog clock hands swirls in sync…
A Million Times (288 Analog Clocks)
A wall of 288 tiny analog clocks whose hands swing into place to spell out the current digital time, inspired by the fam…
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