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August 8, 2026
— one of several playful web experiments by Joohyun Park #
August 5, 2026
— the latest submission to Supercut.org, inspired by Of Oz The Wizard via supercut.org #
August 4, 2026
— “‘Today is August 4, 2026,’ said a second voice from the kitchen ceiling, ‘in the city of Allendale, California.'” via @aaronmeyers #
— some of the many ways designers encourage you to drag an icon into the Applications folder #
— 30,954 mowed a virtual lawn, but the best mowers thought about it first #
— I played the first hour of the game with three friends at Panic HQ last month and it’s brilliant #
August 3, 2026
— I wonder how many people know they’ve committed to a 10 hour build when buying a $700 kitchenette via b3ta #
July 30, 2026
— new from the creator of Space Type Generator, be sure to turn on the “twerk” option #
July 26, 2026
— we’re going to see this backlash everywhere to the polished blandness of generated imagery via Caitlin Dewey #
July 23, 2026
— an escalating flood of agentic traffic, plus attempts to hack the server to manipulate prediction markets #
— many nice touches from the the cutaway view to the cars and ambient audio, try WASD movement inside with Shift to sprint #
July 21, 2026
— starving websites big and small of search traffic while regurgitating their information for profit #
July 16, 2026
— cracked face, pickle, eraser, lighthouse, and more #
— a very good personal homepage by Dustin Mierau #
— even if courts decide AI training is fair use, companies may still be liable for illicitly acquiring copyrighted works #
— his entertaining research found examples 30 years earlier than cited on Wikipedia, which was quickly updated #
— Pigeons & Planes’ Eden DaSilva on the heyday of Oink’s Pink Palace and What.cd via Hacker News #
— she talked to one “author” who published 445 ChatGPT-authored books on Amazon via @kashhill #
July 14, 2026
— The Incident at Galley House, the fully-voiced graphical adaption of the brilliant Type Help, is out now #
— Louie Mantia on the history, limitations, and benefits of Apple’s squircle icons #
July 13, 2026
— make and share collages from the Internet Archive’s magazine collection or upload your own PDF #
— an AIM-style buddy list of your active Bluesky mutuals, no login necessary #
July 12, 2026
— parallel-universe video sharing community in the style of 2009-era YouTube via Web Curios #
— fascinating postmortem of blockchain music startup Nina Protocol, which is shutting down this week via AUX #
— run by anonymous organizers and promoted without social media, the whole thing sounded great #
— OpenType font that turns bracketed text into QR codes #
July 9, 2026
— I missed the news that Cloudflare will start blocking Googlebot by default on September 15 #
July 6, 2026
— the best outcome for the studio, I hope we get another documentary out of it #
July 5, 2026
— thanks to Manu for asking me to be the second-to-last blogger in his interview series #
— seems like the company failed precisely because the protocol was so successful in achieving its goals #
July 1, 2026
— as a huge fan of The Show, I’ve been anxiously waiting for this episode of Hank’s new podcast #
June 29, 2026
— another brilliant guide to the movies by internet cinephile Neil Cicierega #
June 26, 2026
— a quirky WebGL port by a high school student, check it out before it disappears via Web Curios #
June 25, 2026
— a blogger’s blogger, Om was always so kind and supportive of my projects via Kottke #
June 24, 2026
— On-Together: Virtual Co-Working sits at the bottom of your desktop while you work with others via Aftermath #
— with my old friend Annalee Newitz as editor-in-chief! #
— if you like that, he did followups on dynamic lighting and shaders for 3D objects with oil-painted textures #
— don’t miss the interactive map of 5,000 historical menus pulled from the NYPL’s Buttolph collection #
June 23, 2026
— Nolen Royalty on how LLMs have changed the signals we use to gauge human effort #
— I’m enjoying this Connections variant made by Hank Green, the scoring provides some additional challenge #
June 22, 2026
— charming PICO-8 platformer by Noel Cody via Michael Eades #
June 21, 2026
— analysis of 3,242 articles over the last 12 years shows a clear shift from affirming to skeptical framing starting in 2022 #
June 20, 2026
— Hank Green on the hidden beauty of maintenance and infrastructure #
June 19, 2026
— Quake in the browser without WebGL, it uses PolyCSS to render textured 3D meshes in the DOM with CSS via Today in Tabs #
June 18, 2026
— an interactive essay demonstrating all the ways interfaces can interfere with our motor skills via Marcin Wichary #
— daily puzzle game where you redraw electoral district lines to rig results #
— explore nearly 40,000 images of isolated objects from Wikipedia in chaotic collages via @neal.fun #
June 17, 2026
— “turn your site into a place people can bump into each other” #
June 16, 2026
— People Makes Games talks to Jerry Gretzinger about his game-like map, now over 4,000 8″x10″ panels #
— the preprint paper shows how a few words of text in a comment can consistently poison searches #
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