via Ars Technica
When we say a game has “gone gold,” it means that the work on the game has finished, … Read More >>
"The Influencing Machine": How the media works
via Salon
A frisky comic-book primer from the co-host of “On the Media” tackles objectivity, bias and the lizard brain Read More >>
Hypertext Remix [Scripts]
Hypertext Remix is a browser-sequencer created by Lara Warman and Kellyn Loehr. The system generates systems sounds when the … Read More >>
Vinyl Poised to Make Further Gains; Time To Ask, “What Does it All Mean”?
Kids today, with their new-fangled desire to listen to music cut into grooves on big circular platters… Photo (CC-BY) … Read More >>
Fans Crack Twitter Code for Sneak Peek at New Batman Film
via Mashable!
Hardcore fans of Warner Bros.’s Batman trilogy undertook code cracking of epic proportions Friday after the site for … Read More >>
Raising a kid without disclosing its sex
via Boing Boing
Kathy Witterick and David Stocker are raising a kid in Toronto without disclosing its sex to anyone except its older siblings … Read More >>
Lab-Grown Meat: It’s What’s For Dinner [Food]
Critics demand halt to "fishing expedition" laptop searches
via Ars Technica
A group of ex-miltiary personnel, academics, and politicians have asked the Department … Read More >>
Senator to Apple, Google: why are DUI checkpoint apps still available?
via Ars Technica
Senator Tom Udall (D-NM) took his allotted five minutes during Thursday’s US Senate … Read More >>
Gossip changes the way we see the world
via Ars Technica
Everyone loves a bit of juicy gossip, but have you ever stopped to think about how … Read More >>