An online literary magazine publishing short-form videogames directly in a playable format. Issue #1 features interactive works by international artists and game designers.

An infinite collaborative word search where anyone can find and submit words. No account required.

365 me's. instagram.com/henry____brown Every day in 2025, I said a word of what would eventually become Year Span, a 365-word essay on how I/we perceive time. I had the idea for a moving, talking Photo-A-Day project quite a few years ago, but I never had anything meaningful to say with it, and the project would always peter out after a few weeks. And even though other YouTubers have made things similar to this by now, I'm proud of myself for having turned my 2025 into an art project the way I always imagined. I wish you a fulfilling 2026. :) Transcript: What is a year? When I was younger, anything over a few minutes was inconceivable. Going somewhere “in an hour” might as well have meant tomorrow. These days, next weekend comes around before I’ve even finished processing last week; and my August is already fully booked at the start of the year. And a year sometimes feels like nothing at all. I suppose this is inevitable. Everyone laments that time speeds up as you get older. And it’s fair — units of time are like the routes you regularly travel. By the hundredth time you make the trip to work, or your partner’s house, or the grocery store, you know what comes after every turn. And the journey feels so much shorter than when everything was new. But— is time really flying? Right now, I’m t̶w̶e̶n̶t̶y̶-̶f̶i̶v̶e̶ twenty-six years old. In just 4 years, I’ll be 30. But how can I say that my twenties “flew past” if I can’t remember what I did on [June 15, 2025]? It’s impossible to hold all the moments of your life all the time. Sure. But pick a random date 5 years ago, and try to remember exactly what you did and felt. Chances are that it’ll start feeling a lot further away. Like I was a completely different person at 20. Still me, only a different me. So then— since when have I been THIS me? 14-year-old me was definitely someone else, but last February feels just as foreign to me sometimes. How much DO the circumstances of my life need to change before I can consider myself… evolved? Maybe I get to decide. Cause theoretically, I am not the me who wrote this sentence. Nor am I the me who’s uploading this video. And who knows who I’ll be by the time you watch/see this. All these versions of me may look similar, but there’s a new “me” in my skin every day, each carrying a different set of experiences, and a different outlook on life. Making decisions to the best of his abilities. It’s hard to imagine THIS me making meaningful changes to my life, but three hundred sixty-five me's might just make a difference.

Why celebrate the New Year just once when you can do it 38 times? New Year Zone counts down to the New Year in every time zone, so you can share the fun with the whole world!

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A global christmas carol over ssh

You are logged into [email protected], Jeffrey Epstein's email. Sourced from the November 2025 House Oversight Committee data release.

We backed up Spotify (metadata and music files). It’s distributed in bulk torrents (~300TB). It’s the world’s first “preservation archive” for music which is fully open (meaning it can easily be mirrored by anyone with enough disk space), with 86 million music files, representing around 99.6% of listens.

Where would the Times Square Ball be if it started dropping now? Made by Brian Moore and Will Lindberg.

January 1, 2026 is Public Domain Day: Works from 1930 are open to all, as are sound recordings from 1925! By Jennifer Jenkins and James Boyle[1] CC BY 4.0 Please note that this site is only about US

From an amoeba to a blue whale

Two men meet in a car park for a secret rendezvous. #shortfilm #blenderanimation #3danimation Written/Directed & Animated by Aaron McDonald & Leanne Lee (WZRDLORE) Entirely animated and composited in Blender with additional 3D assets from Blenderkit and additional sound effects from Freesound.org If you would like support our films please consider supporting us on Patreon. https://patreon.com/WZRDLORE

In Eastern Market, there's a statue happening

creative technologists and their desktop setups

"Want to feel old?" "Yes."

The Cheat goes undercover to infiltrate the robot characters that hardly ever show up.

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A suspicious pitch from a freelancer led editor Nicholas Hune-Brown to dig into their past work. By the end, four publications, including The Guardian and Dwell, had removed articles from their sites.

The 'psyops' revealed by X are entirely the fault of the perverse incentives created by social media monetization programs.

Computer consultant Cory Doctorow predicts video on demand while showing a CBC reporter some of the new medium's features. Aired on CBC's The National on June 19, 1995. ➤ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/CBC-Subscribe --- About CBC Gem: CBC Gem offers the full programming slate, from drama to documentaries to sports. CBC Gem is available for free via Apple TV and Google Chromecast and as an App for iOS, tvOS, Fire TV, Android TV, Android phones and tablets, LG and Samsung Smart TVs, Roku, Xbox One/S/X, and and online at https://gem.cbc.ca --- About CBC: Welcome to the entertainment side of CBC, Canada’s public broadcaster. CBC is dedicated to creating content with original voices that inspire and entertain. Watch sneak peeks and trailers, behind-the-scenes footage, full episodes, original web series, digital exclusives and more. Connect with CBC Online: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cbc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cbc Twitter: https://twitter.com/cbc --- We encourage thoughtful comments and respectful discussion. Before commenting, please review our community guidelines: http://www.cbc.ca/aboutcbc/discover/submissions.html

This is the story of how a man traded steady, grinding corporate security for a dying craft and, in the process, found his soul.

Microsoft’s Open Source Programs Office (OSPO), Team Xbox, and Activision are making Zork I, Zork II, and Zork III available under the MIT License.

Only the coolest people can doodle it fast.