Month: September 2009

These are my links for September 7th through September 10th:

• A fun little Batman comic –
• Bruce Sterling's Keynote – At the Dawn of the Augmented Reality Industry – It's always worth watching Sterling speak
• Araby by James Joyce – I've been meaning to read this short story for a while.
• King of Shreds and Patches – A Lovecraftian-inspired text adventure game
• Silent Conversation – A platformer made up entirely of words.
• Warhammer Online – Interesting
• 201 Stories by Anton Chekhov – An excellent collection of Chekhov short stories, with recommended "starter" stories.

These are my links for September 2nd through September 4th:

• If Your Kid Eats This Book, Everything Will Still Be Okay – Looks like a helpful book, esp. with #2s imminent arrival. Or maybe not.
• Mythical Creatures Chart – Very clever Venn diagram of mythical/non-mythical creatures.
• Plastic, plastic everywhere, and nary a drop to drink – Yeesh. I guess it's probably time to stop eating fish…
• Scott Hanselman's 2009 Tool List for Windows – An astounding list of useful Windows applications.
• Squid and Owl – a set on Flickr – This just makes me so happy.

These are my links for September 2nd from 15:44 to 21:56:

• Indie RPG List – Interesting list. There's a lot more creative effort being directed at the old pen and paper RPGs than I would've expected.
• Processing monsters – Fun little monsters, generated programmatically, I guess.
• tao.pl – Lots of translations of the TAO TE CHING all at once. It's neat, but scrolling sideways to look at all of those translations can be a bit overwhelming.
• USA – RPG Game Find – One of these days (years?) I'll have time for stuff like this again.
• Delicious TV – Boxee + Delicious = Delicious bookmark powered television

These are my links for August 20th through August 31st:

• Tilt – today and tomorrow – Some fun photos. Ah, Photoshop…
• W1N5T0N – Doctorow's annotated LITTLE BROTHER – "This site is an effort to collectively annotate Cory Doctorow’s novel, Little Brother. It provides a copy of the book, with the ability to annotate it paragraph-by-paragraph." This is one reason why Creative Commons is so great.
• Origami Batman – Feeling down? Let Origami Batman cheer you up.
• Parchment – A massive collection of text adventure games – All within your browser. Wacky.
• The Nemean Lion – A delightful (joke) text adventure game. Really, it's quite delightful
• A chart detailing when HTML5 features will be available – Very useful. Poor sad Internet Explorer. The chart provides a strong incentive to switch to anything else.