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"Increasingly, ARG developers are releasing simplified summaries of their games to get the word out and attract a broader audience."

"Increasingly, ARG developers are releasing simplified summaries of their games to get the word out and attract a broader audience."

How TV dude extraordinaire breaks apart episodes with a team and moves them through the process of structuring so that a writer can actually do the first draft. Possibly useful techniques to steal re: index cards on walls and physical spacing as indicativ

The cities of the world at night, looking like technological neurons of the global community.

A look at the infrastructure which expands daily in the fastest growing economy in the world. In 15 years, will it still stand? Or will it have been torn down and rebuilt? Or will it be returned to the fields from whence it came?

Good roundup on the current state of research into evolution.

Images of and from the ice breaker ships in northern Russia. Some of the night shots way out on the ice look like they’re another world.

App for monitoring computer usage. Let’s see what my trends are…

Handy proxy tool for those weird sites that don’t like those of us from geographically inconvenient parts of the world.

Music vids of an almost improv sort.

Illustrator Neil McFarland is let loose on Wipeout, colorful madness ensues.

Flexible search tool for flickr! Includes creative commons searching.

Grand old science illustration.

High quality scans from the original 22 panel source.

John Robb provides a primer on how Open Source Insurgencies get their start.

Six words saves me 3 mins x 763 so I can find 3 mins x 75 good songs. Excellent.

Pleasant song, lovely video.

“This article presents a theory of what videogame game design is and explains how to find some of these rules.”

Have to read this when I get a few minutes, should be interesting. Found via Robin.

Vids from LIFT conference which I wish I’d been able to attend. Lots of quality looking material to peruse later. Warning: starts streaming a video as soon as it loads.

Massive Black hires only the best artists, Jason Chan is one of them. Great pieces, many with a wonderfully twisted humor about them. Found via Jhayne.

Visualization of phonecalls/IP traffic coming and going from New York City.

Representing the classic branching tree structure visually.

The always informative GSDload, now up to version 3.0. Whoever greenlit the original for GDC 06 deserves a pat on the back.

Paper money counting norms from around the world.