This is where I share interesting or obscure internet content that
I've discovered while surfing the
infinite
cyberspace. Topics of interest include: computers,
music and video, tech, and the occassional y2k aesthetic.
Also available as an RSS feed.
January 2020
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This
is fine.
December 2019
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Fire
and Rescue New South Wales shares a dystopian video of firefighters in
a truck getting overrun by a bushfire.
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BahnMining,
a (once again) brilliant talk by David
Kriesel at 36C3.
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Ferrite Core, a
font by Froyo Tam.
Free and open source display typeface inspired by Wip3out and the Sinclair logo.
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2019 Firefox Flashback.
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The music video to Last
Christmas is now available in 4K, and it looks wrong.
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OpenStreetMap
Haiku.
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𓂸, the
dick hieroglyph in unicode.
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I
worked for Alex Jones. I regret it.
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The
Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame: Sony Trinitron.
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Wikipedia
has cancer.
November 2019
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HTMLMediaElement.canPlayType() is a truly
brain-damaged API. Return values are "probably",
"maybe", and "".
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Roger Stone in January.
Roger
Stone in November.
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During the impeachment hearings,
Fox
News analyzed the witnesses drinking habits.
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Facebook on iPhone secretly accesses the rear camera.
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Watch japanese
workers synchronously
turn off their lights in order to combat overtime.
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Text Editing Hates You Too, by Robert Lord.
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Federhall –
Bonner Liebe, 2019 music video.
September 2019
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Nakamichi RX-202
auto-reverse: Tech coolness at its peak in 1982.
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NeXTSpirit and
NeXTSpirit Set 2
are high-resolution reworkings of the iconic NeXTSTEP icons, created
in Blender by Gaël Elégoët.
May 2019
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Instantly Better
Presentations, 2014 talk by Damian Conway. Highly recommended.