"Although it is the result of extensive travels and research in five cities (...) it could just as easily pass as the pictorial record of a dérive through a single, imaginary city: a city without a center, populated by extraordinary and at times implausible architectural artefacts; an urban laboratory"

apparently the Steam-version of Rockstar’s Max Payne 2 incorporates the No-CD crack of the now-defunct Myth group. Or, at least, that’s the only feasible explanation of why the group’s ASCII logo appears when nosing at the executable in a hex editor.

"The personality infographic generator"

about Mario Segale, the guy who obviously inspired Super Mario's name

Only the worst Sci-fi/Fantasy book covers

screenshots from Amiga OS Workbench 1.0

Make Any Webpage Look Like It Was Made By A 13 Year-Old In 1996

Retrofitting refers to the addition of new technology or features to older systems

"What it does tell us, however, is how desperate some pockets of our national press have become to vilify video games in an age when public understanding and appreciation of the medium is at an all-time high. "

Doug Engelbart giving the "mother of all Demos" 1968

The "Windcuts" are experiments in turning sensor data into physical instantiations, via Processing and a computer controlled drill

made real

the BSOD screensaver

"the putative paranormal phenomenon in which a person is able to speak or write a language they could not have acquired by natural means."

a computer made IN Dwarf Fortress, with flowing water and doors and stuff

Zx Spectrum games on Vinyl !

"Since the catastrophe of Chernobyl in 1986, she has collected, studied and painted morphologically disturbed insects, which she finds in the fallout areas of Chernobyl as well as near nuclear installations"

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"A collection of RPG-themed mini-game gags that make you feel like you've embarked on a full-fledged adventure. You can start from the beginning and play in order, or jump around and even play the last scene first."

Muphry's law is an adage that states that "if you write anything criticizing editing or proofreading, there will be a fault of some kind in what you have written". The name is a deliberate misspelling of "Murphy's law".

“Eskimos, as the unimaginative would now interject, have all sorts of names for snow. This information is presumably intended to demonstrate the city dweller's blunted feel for nature. I have no sympathy for those who parrot this pedestrian theory. Eskimo languages are polysynthetic, which means that even seldom-used expressions like ‘snow that falls on a red T-shirt’ are combined into one word. It's so tiresome to have to keep pointing this out.”

for once Cory isn't bullshitting too much :p (I know, I'm biased)