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  • American suburbs are full of ugly, empty, liminal spaces: spaces you are not meant to linger in or enjoy. They’re the creepy hallways of the built environment, and you can’t feel comfortable traversing them unless you’re zooming past them in a car.

    American Suburbs Are a Horror Movie and We’re the Protagonists

    → 11:51 AM, Aug 8
  • This Crystal Fragment turns everything you see into 8-bit Pixel Art. /via bencrowder.net

    → 11:42 AM, Aug 8
  • America’s 7-Elevens to become ‘Japanese style’: “Japan’s 7-Eleven locations – referred to as konbini – have a different vibe. There, they put a focus on “tantalizing food,” according to TODAY. Items found at Japanese 7-Eleven stores include onigiri (rice balls), fried chicken, sushi, egg sandwiches, fresh pastries, mochi and hot bar items”

    → 5:30 PM, Aug 7
  • fireworks

    → 9:49 PM, Jun 22
  • The internet isn’t for humans anymore. Bots use the internet more than we do; use shapes design.

    The internet isn’t for humans anymore

    → 9:30 PM, Jun 19
  • Another Friday, another lump of links for your clicking pleasure. In this issue: saving things, minor league baseball team names, and more.

    → 10:54 AM, Jun 14
  • Across town:

    → 10:25 PM, Jun 8
  • Summer starts

    → 7:04 AM, Jun 8
  • Here are some things for you to click, entries include hand drawn sunspots, googly eyed library robots, and more. You can subscribe via email or RSS.

    → 8:56 AM, Jun 7
  • Here are some things to click for the 22nd week of 2024.

    → 10:19 AM, May 31
  • Another edition of Things to Click for your Friday! Subscribe via email or RSS if you are so inclined.

    → 10:04 AM, May 24
  • If the web is now a metaphorical barren wasteland, pillaged by commercial interests and growth-at-all-costs management consultants, then I’m all the more motivated to keep my little patch of land lush, and green, and filled with rainbow flowers.

    — My own little patch - Rach Smith

    → 9:47 AM, May 23
  • The scale of the algorithm exceeds even our own understanding; its returns benefit only its owners and leave the rest of us awash in noise and bereft of understanding.

    — Unscalable, Hand-Crafted Lists of Links - Christopher Butler

    → 9:39 AM, May 23
  • Every place I’m from is gone because it’s not just a place, it’s a place at a certain time. It would take a time machine to go back.

    — Should I move back to France? - Mike Monteiro

    → 9:34 AM, May 23
  • Should I move back to France?


    “Every place I’m from is gone because it’s not just a place, it’s a place at a certain time. It would take a time machine to go back.”

    → 3:16 AM, May 23
  • airtraveldesign.guide

    A resource for air travel designers, policy makers and enthusiasts, that describes the design of artifacts / spaces / systems that impact the passenger experience of air travel.

    → 12:07 PM, May 21
  • Boring Sound Kit

    A sound kit for prototyping and play.

    → 12:04 PM, May 21
  • www.fastcompany.com/3047828/w…

    → 10:02 AM, May 21
  • linkpantry.com

    A collection of links on various topics.

    → 9:54 AM, May 21
  • strength of one —


    A man and his cigar on whatever comes our way

    → 5:11 PM, May 18
  • Guide - Air Travel Design Guide


    Air ︎ Travel Design Guide The Air Travel Design Guide is a guidebook for airport stakeholders, designers, and air travel enthusiasts, which…

    → 7:28 AM, May 18
  • Who Needs GPS? The Forgotten Story of Etak's Amazing 1985 Car Navigation System - Fast Company


    With backing from Atari’s cofounder, an engineer-navigator brought high-tech driving directions to cars–during the Reagan Administration.

    → 9:20 PM, May 17
  • I just sent Things to Click for this week! Subscribe via email or RSS if you are so inclined.

    → 9:30 AM, May 17
  • Inflatable Moon Base (dezeen.com)

    By way of rocket summer (are.na)

    → 3:09 PM, May 14
  • CLÉMENT VUILLIER

    Cargo

    → 9:02 AM, May 14
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