Huh, soup.io is still around.
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Arron Reynolds (the creator of awesome Twitters like @swear_trek) tells the story of declaring his social media accounts when he visited America:
I started with a softball: @DirtyPianoNames.
“There’s only one tweet here and it says Yuja Wang.”
“Yes, that’s correct.”
😂
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He loves these
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Freehand from InVision is pretty awesome. The Shape Detection during the draw mode is really smooth.
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The “Int-Ball” is a bit larger than a softball, can float and maneuver by itself but also be controlled remotely, can take high resolution images and videos. /via apod.nasa.gov
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I got a peak at a dead mall in my town today. Creepy. One of the creators of the Blair Witch wanted to film a movie in the mall, but I don’t think it went anywhere. Bonus link: a drone’s eye view of the mall.
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Muzzle’s landing page is pretty funny.
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The Panobook is a paneramic notebook for your desk. Backed. Also, I have a notebook problem.
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I highly recommend doing “quick Twitter”
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Anyone out there try to get their Pinboard rss feeds into micro.blog?
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I really like The Case Study Club, but it acts like a link farm for Medium. 11 out of 12 case studies on the site’s homepage are links to Medium articles. That’s not a dig at CSC, more of an example of the current state of web publishing.
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40 Years of Hip Hop — That. Was. Awesome (said in Chris Farley fanboy voice).
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Watching the new Samurai Jack with my eldest son, great way to close out the weekend.
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Any suggestions out there on hooking Instagram into micro.blog?
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International
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Craig Mod has a new podcast about making books called On Margins. The first episode is an interesting interview with Jan Chipchase1 about his new book The Field Study Handbook.
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Hi @manton the permalinks to posts I import via RSS dont seem to work. Could be on my end though.
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Wow! Great game by Wall and the Wizards!