- Red River flooding – The Big Picture – Boston.com
- A Softer World: 417
- The high road and the low road
The money quote: “Data is your friend. And the data shows that the top blogs, top lenses, top magazines… they all follow the high road. If you need to be manipulative or non-transparent to make a buck, time to rethink the plan.” - I’m the hardest-hitting journalist in the media: Cheezburger Network
- Is it Slutty, or is it Fun?: Maggeh
- Be scared. Be very scared.
“When in trouble or in doubt/Run in circles scream and shout” — Ahh, I need to read Little Brother again. - MSNBC: Live from Middle-Earth: Colin Brennan
- When we play the game, it has this cover: GB Steve
- MSNBC: Live from Middle-Earth
Really, really excellent. - Comic: 2009-03-25
I don’t think I’ll take my fan worship that far. shudder - We’re All Steampunk Cylons: Mark Wilson
- Hang out.
I dislike long drops enough that this picture, while amazing, gives me a cold chill. - A Softer World: 414
I’m pretty sure this is how Kaylee feels, sometimes. - DRM ‘A Waste of Time,’ Says World of Goo Dev
I personally really like World of Goo… now I know I like their creators. Smart guys, saying a lot of the stuff I’ve said before (and for which I’ve been accused of cynicism). - Blizzard to add-on developers: Your money is no good here (literally)
Hmm. One of the best thing WoW has going for it — possibly the best thing — is the fact that the community provides the interface modifications that Blizzard doesn’t have time to (with 11 million subscribers, it’s a little hard to meet everyone’s customization desires).By forcing the add-in developers to drop donation buttons and 3rd-party ads on their websites, they’re going to cut their pool of ‘invisible developers’ by – I predict – a huge margin.
Will they feel the pain immediately? No. Will they feel it when they drop their next patch and no one bothers upgrading their add-ons to continue to function? Yeah.
- Interview With Doyce Testerman – Twitter As A New Medium In Authorship, Pt.
Much shorter ‘half’ of the interview — I’m not sure what’s left of it for the final installment — might just be links to similar things going on with Twitter and Facebook. We’ll see. - Hacks: Mario/Princess Road Sign is the Pinnacle of Sign Hacking
Excellent.
Perpetual projects and daily obsessions.
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