All Hail Drinky Crow
Friday, April 13th, 2007Yes, it’s true. Our hero Drinky Crow gets his own TV show on Adult Swim. Video preview below the fold.
Yes, it’s true. Our hero Drinky Crow gets his own TV show on Adult Swim. Video preview below the fold.
Here’s a flash game featuring the rules from Conway’s Game of Life, but set up so you pilot a ship that must destroy the growing cells. It’s more impressive from a conceptual and technical execution level than a playability level.
the human cost of Mexicans, via the ONN
top 10 cheesiest movie moments
Two of em’, today:
Wiredrive is a hosted portal solution for agencies, designers and vendors allowing them to build “presentations” of comps, QTs, pdfs, etc. in a simple, organized and templated solution.
Noble and I saw this demo’ed at SXSW – Nintendo has opened the Wii architecture up in a very select way (a very un-Apple way, [...]
And I’m not the only one that thinks Twitter isn’t all that it’s cracked up to be - Kathy Sierra is actually scared of it.
As if we didn’t have enough problems with focus and attention span, Twitter, with it’s 140 character limit, is like having everyone who is online right now IM’ing you at the [...]
This brings together two things I love - music, and specifically LIVE music, and homegrown web apps. Developed using RoR, tourfilter spiders the sites of music venues big and small for 3 dozen cities across the globe. You enter the bands you just can’t miss (which I did last night - damn you, [...]
The legendary giant mutant moth has been found off the coast of southern Japan. Godzilla is currently about 300 miles due east of Tokyo. Thanks Google’s new MyMaps, many other menaces have been located as well.
Mark Boulton linked to this great article by Jesse Bennett-Chamberlain on the redesign of the ExpressionEngine website. This a thorough and revealing snapshot of a one-man web design team and his travels to Oregon and back to design a website for a web publishing system. He talks about his own method of design-time [...]
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