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Must watch.
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View and download every 3D model from the original Katamari Damacy game.
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A review of the indie blog post aggregator.
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Open source circuit-bent video processor that runs in your browser.
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“You may not know what the open web is, but you’ll miss it when it’s gone”
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A video explanation of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, presented by the original engineering group.
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Another new groovebox for “obsolete” handheld gaming hardware.
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Reinforcement of avoidant coping mechanisms and reassurance seeking feels good in the moment.
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“Where are we, given the internet?
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has no later.
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Thoughtful, self reflective examination of Consumerism from Jeremy Blake.
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In browser collage maker.
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AI and output-competence decoupling.
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Documentary looking at pioneering women in electronic music.
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Seminal electronic music documentary from the late nineties.
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A platform for long form writing.
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“Decoupling being anti-corporation from anti-technology is really important”
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It’s useful and interesting, while feeling safe and comfortable.
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Popular throwback headphones with a thin metal band and sponge ear pads.
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A look at the past, present, and future of music as accessory.
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“Maybe this is the essential blessing of the iPod: the software gives you the potential for an unlimited musical library, but the hardware’s limits still lock you into a committed relationship with the songs you choose.”
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A fully featured modern groovebox for the Commodore Amiga (also available for Mac and Windows).
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A new FM groovebox with a simple fast UI.
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Interesting architecture for a drum machine: Single synth voice that is repeatedly resampled to build up kits.
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“The real self is the part of you who survives the first reaction; the part that can be angry and still be kind, scared and still steady.”
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Beautiful, chilling collaboration between Massive Attack, Tom Waits, and photographer thefinaleye.
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Ebooks, drop shipping, courses, and affiliate link listicle sites are everywhere.
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How social media rips us apart.
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Using stop motion, a 90s video camera, and digital effects.
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I made a little website for exploring the game catalog for the 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System.
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A conversation with Michael Pollan about what we do and don’t know about consciousness and why it continues to be one of the great miracles of nature.
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Dungeons & Dragons style mechanics applied to the process of music production.
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Artistic vision has taken a backseat to franchises and reboots.
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Squarepusher enters his baroque period.
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A critical look at “tech detoxes” and their similarity to the conservative ideal of the pastoral.
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A modern faerie tale, exploration of sound, and psychological folk horror film.
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Mylar Melodies sits down with Tim Exile and Tom Whitwell to talk about music technology.
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Personal websites are a fun way to spend your time online.
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Far from being a relic, the blog is a structurally sound format for thinking and publishing.
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Python script that uses OpenStreetMap data to create minimalist customizable city map posters for any city in the world.
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Patreon supported online motion design/video editor.
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I’m not a big skeuomorphic guy, but I LOVE the idea of a generative color picker designed to look like a hardware synth.
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Imagining multiple facets of a non-dystopian future.
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Liz Bucar: “But maybe—and I’m genuinely asking—maybe we need to take seriously what religions have always understood: Imagination isn’t frivolous.
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Live from the front porch.
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“When people know they’re taking a mythologized substance with decades of counterculture mystique, outcomes improve dramatically.
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Broey Deschanel on the transformation of feminism into a commodified individual project.
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“[This short] film by director Jackie Radinsky, is as intimate and explosive as the album it accompanies.
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“CARI defines a consumer aesthetic as a visual movement unified by overarching attitudes and themes that survived long enough or became popular enough to be appropriated by capital.”
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Sam Valenti IV argues against obsessing over inputs in favor of “ use[ing] our disdain to foster more critique and a keen desire for greatness.”