Tweets for Saturday, December 1st 2012
... and here's a the Ultimate Conteporary Timewaster: The Useless Web — theuselessweb.com #websites #one_thing_well Dec 1st, 3am
Here's a port of Dune II you can play in your web browser. Also known as Ultimate Retro Timewaster — play-dune.com #games Dec 1st, 3am
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Edits Quarterly is not only a good e-zine* about film and photography. It has probably the best webdesign I’ve ever seen. Period. (Hat tip to Wired Webmonkey — it seems the same authors launched an e-zine about baseball.)
* Do people still make these anymore? This is so 1990s!
What a wonderful way to discover new webcomics. I’ll try hard not to lose hours in this.
The Web, always finding new ways to tempt me into spending money (I don’t have) in books (I don’t have the shelving space for). Kottke
THEM THANGS, ‘ritualistic iconography’ (some images NSFW). Another blog of the neverending-stream-of-images kind, but in hip black and white. I like it. None00
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Despite the generic name and 1990s-like design this website, this survey of online video hosts is quite useful, as you can compare the embed quality and performance of different sites in a single page. I’ve been a Vimeo user for the last two years, but some things prevented from taking the plunge into a paid account (mostly the buggy player and the sleazy way the introduction of paid accounts meant the removal of features from the free ones). I also have YouTube for a few things, but again I think its player will be an iconic piece of ugly design of the noughts, and the 10 minute limit is a bore. So I wonder about Exposure Room (ugly site though) and OpenFilm…
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