2014
- The Web Is the Real World
- These Salvador Dali Christmas cards outraged Hallmark shoppers in 1960
- Vijftien webdesign trends voor 2015
- BBC News - The day the Pintupi Nine entered the modern world
- In 1984 a group of Australian Aboriginal people living a traditional nomadic life were encountered in the heart of the Gibson desert in Western Australia.
- What 2,000 Calories Looks Like - NYTimes.com
- Earth’s magnetic field could flip within a human lifetime
- The Posters that Warned against the Horrors of a World with Women’s Rights
- Reaction to the Sony Hack Is 'Beyond the Realm of Stupid' | Motherboard
- "The reality is having your scripts posted online does not constitute a terrorist act."
- Primus Wonka album synced with 1971 film - Metal Hammer
- Extrapolated art
- New techniques in machine learning and image processing allow us to extrapolate the scene of a painting to see what the full scenery might have looked like
- Livin' Thing
- An Oral History of 'Boogie Nights'
- Um for the Holidays - The Morning News
- We asked a group of non-believers to tell us how they’re spending their secular holiday seasons.
- Need a last minute flight?
- On Delta, you can change the URL of your boarding pass and get someone else's boarding pass.
- Lego Friends
- One word: ponytail
- Why should we ask the password twice during registration?
- User Experience Stack Exchange
- UX Project Checklist
- Formstone
- Collection of front-end components focused on simple implementation and easy customization
- "Evolution of a Diet Revolution" by Andreas Eenfeldt, MD on Vimeo
- Of Balls and Short Australian Men
- A Nuanced Guide to AC/DC
- Is Studying Buffy the Vampire Slayer More Important Than Studying Shakespeare?
- Everybody Scrolls.
- Our first piece of ongoing research into usability best practices tackles scrolling.
- Dimebag Darrell 10-Year Death Anniversary
- 10 Years Later, a Look Back at the Murder of the Last Guitar God
- The Open-Office Trap - The New Yorker
- the new space was disruptive, stressful, and cumbersome, and, instead of feeling closer, coworkers felt distant, dissatisfied, and resentful. Productivity fell.
- Chinese Mobile App UI Trends
- Underscores
- A Starter Theme for WordPress
- Speed Kills
- This Is What "One Size Fits All" Actually Looks Like On All Body Types
- The Mesmerizing Architecture of Mosques
- Iranian photographer Mohammad Reza Domiri gives us an opportunity to see the entirety of these incredible spaces all at once. His fully panoramic, expansive photographs of centuries-old mosques reveal the genius of their geometries and complexity.
- Dwindling African tribe may have been most populous group on planet
- When data gets creepy
- the secrets we don't realise we're giving away
- What's Wrong With This Picture?
- Flickr is about to sell off your Creative Commons photos
- Your Windowless Cubicle..
- Is Doing Horrible Things For Your Sleep And Mental Health
- Six Myths About Climate Change that Liberals Rarely Question
- Pencil and Paper Games
- Rammstein catalogue lands on Spotify
- German rock band Rammstein, who celebrate their 20th anniversary this year, have added their entire catalogue to Spotify.
- Design Gangs
- Fun printed goods for the creatively initiated by matt stevens — Kickstarter
- 20 Years of Ebola, and How Photography Has Changed
- The Client's Guide to What it Actually Takes to Create a Website
- Revenue Streams
- Is Spotify the music industry's friend or its foe?
- Petition: Don't Put a Climate Change Denier in Charge of U.S. Environmental Policy!
- How To Make Streaming Royalties Fair(er)
- Helping users find mobile-friendly pages
- From the Google Webmaster Central Blog
- Always Up-To-Date Social Media Image Sizes
- A picture is worth a thousand (coherent) words
- Google's developed a machine-learning system that can automatically produce captions to accurately describe images
- Managing Feature Requests
- An A List Apart Column
- 0h h1
- logic game
- Lowpoly Bot
- a twitter bot that automatically creates low polygon pictures from any image it gets sent
- Attention, artists: Streaming music is the inescapable future. Embrace it - CNET
- Previously, "those with institutional money could buy the storefronts, and it was easier to herd consumers," Merlin's CEO Caldas said. The stream and the download changed that. "That's why independents perform better in a digital world."
- Interstellar
- explained in one simple timeline [Warning: SPOILERS]
- Here Are the 5 Funniest Reviews of Products at Amazon | The Kitchn
- 53 New York Times Videos Teach Essential Cooking Techniques
- From Poaching Eggs to Shucking Oysters
- A Brief History of Failure - NYTimes.com
- "either a gallery of technologies we lost or an invitation to consider alternate futures"
- 9 basic principles of responsive web design
- Dev.Opera - Responsive Images
- Use Cases and Documented Code Snippets to Get You Started
- What's the Deal with Interstellar's Idea That Corn and Okra Are the Only Crops Left in the Future? Let's Ask a Scientist.
- Food on Film | The Kitchn
- Using shades for eye-catching emphasis
- The Dreadful Inconvenience of Salad - The Atlantic
- A start-up will contribute an interesting answer to the million-dollar food-policy question: If healthy food was as easy as junk food, would we eat more of it?
- Spotify Metal
- Monthly metal playlists on Spotify
- Sorry I Murdered Everyone. I'm An Introvert.
- Aloe Blacc: Streaming Services Need to Pay Songwriters Fairly
- In return for co-writing a major hit song, I've earned less than $4,000 domestically from the largest digital music service.
- The Chernobyl Disaster Is Still Creating Radioactive Animals
- surprising sanctuary for wildlife that have flourished in the abandoned region, but scientists aren't sure what the radiation will do to the wildlife population.
- Astronomy: The Size of Stuff
- how some space stuff out there compares to Earth stuff down here
- The 10 greatest changes of the past 1,000 years
- In Europe, the last millennium has been shaped by successive waves of change, but which shifts, in which centuries, have really shaped the modern world?
- Floated Labels Still Suck
- Whatever the reason floated labels exist, here is a list of potential issues with the pattern.
- Improving Your Information Architecture With Card Sorting
- A Beginner's Guide | Smashing Magazine
- Punkt. ES 01 Extension socketAudiacliving
- The Internet's First Family
- MetaFilter began in 1999 as a sort of humane proto-Reddit. Why did a site for sharing "best of the web" links become a place where strangers help each other in real life in extraordinary ways?
- The Complicated Appeal Of Black Metal
- "As Black Metal has become hip.." what now?
- NoMe
- location and weather JavaScript library
- Coolors
- The super fast color palettes generator!
- Stop Breaking the Web
- Whatever happened to progressive enhancement? You know, that simple rule where you are supposed to put content at the forefront. Everything else is secondary to content, right?
- The Internet Arcade | the Internet Archive
- web-based library of arcade (coin-operated) video games from the 1970s through to the 1990s, emulated in JSMAME
- Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: how scientifically plausible is it?
- Pop Culture Twitter Lists
- From Ancient DNA, a Clearer Picture of Europeans Today
- advances in biotechnology have made it possible to begin extracting entire DNA from the bones of ancestors who lived thousands of years ago
- Women In Clothes
- Explores the wide range of motives that inform how women present themselves through clothes, and what style really means.
- Feast Your Eyes on This Beautiful Linguistic Family Tree
- What's So Bad About Gluten?
- Pictures of the factory show pallets stacked with fifty-pound bags of vital wheat gluten. "I just wonder how much of this additional gluten our bodies can digest", Jones told me when I was at the Bread Lab. "There has to be some limit."
- c. 1858: Photos of Veterans of the Napoleonic Wars
- Old Masters at the Top of Their Game - NYTimes.com
- 72 Hours of #Gamergate
- This swarming behavior is so prevalent, it got a new nickname 'sea lioning'
- Inside Twitter's ambitious plan to kill the password
- if Twitter has its way phone numbers will become the primary way we log into our mobile applications
- De Kledingbibliotheek.
- Adactio: Journal— Indie web building blocks
- on POSSE: Publish on your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere
- Egg Freezing
- A Sign Your Workplace Is A Dystopian HellHole
- No Smoke, No Mirrors
- The Dutch Pension Plan - NYTimes.com
- Discover Spotify Playlists at Playlists.net
- 15 Tricks to Appear Smart in Emails
- Opinie: Traditie-liefhebbers, luister eens naar critici. Soms hebben ze gelijk - nrc.nl
- 'Hoe minder er is om een traditie te rechtvaardigen, des te moeilijker het is om haar kwijt te raken.'
- BBC - Your life on earth
- How you and the world have changed since you were born.
- Spotibot.com
- Generate Spotify Playlists powered by Lastfm
- How to Pair Ingredients for More Flavorful Salads
- A Scientifically Proven Guide To Ordering A Delicious Chopped Salad Every Single Time
- The Only Thing I Have To Say About Gamer Gate
- Post by Felicia Day
- Nazi war criminals collected millions of dollars in U.S. Social Security
- The Best Gear for Small Apartments
- from The Sweethome
- SimCity That I Used to Know
- On the game's 25th birthday, a devotee talks with creator Will Wright
- Darwin's Rib | DiscoverMagazine.com
- "She spoke: Males have one fewer pair of ribs than females."
- ISIS's Looting Campaign - The New Yorker
- As fighters from ISIS overrun the region, they have been digging up many archaeological sites and looting whatever they find.