The Aleph: Infinite Wonder / Infinite Pity
Just like in the Borges short story, you can now see everything at once …from Project Gutenberg, or from Twitter, or from both.
This may be the only legitimate use case for (truly) infinite scrolling.
Just like in the Borges short story, you can now see everything at once …from Project Gutenberg, or from Twitter, or from both.
This may be the only legitimate use case for (truly) infinite scrolling.
Ennuitastic.
I concur completely with Luke’s assessment here. Most password-masking on the web is just security theatre. Displaying password inputs by default (but with an option to hide) should be the norm.
Chloe uses interactive text in an attempt to explain what lexical-gustatory synesthesia is like.
Quite a story.
Neal Stephenson would like your help in making a video game about sword-fighting that doesn’t suck.
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse than “webinar.”
A swear word a day, typeset.
Hexadecimal colours and their corresponding dictionary definitions. Cute.
An intriguing writing exercise. If I weren’t such a procrastinator, I would try it out.
A fascinating explanation of why Instapaper is migrating away from its passwordless sign-up.
It's funny (and painful) because it's true (and painful).
An excellent resource for deciphering corporate business-speak gibberish (I'm going to need this when I'm eavesdropping on Andy Budd making phone calls).
Captchas reinterpreted into art.
Making it up so you don't have to — somewhat like my New Media Company Name generator from a few years back.
Glad to see "webinar" on this list. Shame about "lifestream."
I'm being credited with hauling this wonderful phrase over from the original Dutch.
It's The Meaning Of Liff all over again. Creating and rating neologisms.
Ridiculing the empty language of the corporate world one putrid word at a time.
I had a very pleasant chat on the phone with Ben Worthen from the Wall Street Journal. He likes my social buzzword generator.
Really; it's not that difficult.
The Economist style guide: the "dos and don'ts" section is particularly useful.
The word w00t has been voted Merriam-Webster word of the year 2007. Slow year.
A language blog from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
A collection of books with beautiful typography.
A blog dedicated to cataloguing snowclones. Brilliant!
He's right, y'know.
Fun with words. It's like an interconnected hangman.
Like Flickr, but without the photos. This, I like.
Send a six word message to Twitter prefixed with "smithmag" and you could win an iPod nano. Go on, give Earnest Hemmingway a run for his money.
This <a href="http://bingo.adactio.com/">looks familiar</a>. Great minds think alike. (For some reason, this page has 76 divs and 50 tables. Yikes!)
This is the plain vanilla look.
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