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City still deciding what to do with Atari Games – The Denver Post
City still deciding what to do with Atari Games – The Denver Post “Just to dig that hole was over $50,000,” Lewandowski said. “Engineering was over $12,000, landfill was $8,000 because none of that garbage can go back into the hole. It all had to be sent to Otero-Greentree (Regional Landfill). The hauling cost, three…
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Play test day in Making Critical Games. (at C-cubed studios)
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dinosaurparty: (via Here’s How a 1984 Macintosh Tutorial Taught People to Use a Mouse) This looks like a pretty good tutorial, actually.
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The information age merges human-directed activity into the planet’s 4 billion-year-old information economy. Earth’s biosphere, when considered as a whole, constitutes a global, self-contained infrastructure for copying the digital information encoded in strands of DNA. Every time a cell divides, roughly a billion base pairs are copied, with each molecular transcription entailing the equivalent of…
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hautepop: wheredidmypostgo: Reblog network of an anonymous tumblr post. This image is based on 129 reblogs (34.77089% of the total number of notes on the post). Where Did my Post Go? is a bot that posts GIFs generated from the reblog networks of posts that you submit (more info: tumblr, github, reddit.) Animated network graphs,…
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Petrarch kept, with devotional care, a Greek manuscript of Homer which he didn’t know how to read. To the friend who sent it to him from Constantinople, he wrote: “Your Homer lies mute by my side, while I am deaf by his, and often I have kissed him saying: “Great man, how I wish I…
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nevver: Michael Bierut’s 5 Secrets of Design
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“we like design to be visually powerful, intellectually elegant, and above all timeless. one life is too short for doing everything.” we will miss you massimo; a paragon of graphic design ideals and standards–there is one less visionary in the world today. by sv (via massimo vignelli | tomorrow started)
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emergentfutures: Twitter to Release All Tweets to Scientists A trove of billions of tweets will be a research boon and an ethical dilemma Until now, most interested scientists have been working with a limited number of tweets. Although a majority of tweets are public, if scientists want to freely search the lot, they do it…