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[22:07] Awww, cute. Cat as a service.
[21:58] The Computer Game Museum in Berlin has a PainStation. I played Pong on this device a few years ago. As it turns out, it runs Windows XP. I guess having it slap my fingers multiple times that day is XP getting back at me for constantly cursing it back when I used it. :D
[22:16] Virtual Machine to Mondrian by ZLDKM generates artwork in the style of Piet Mondrian based on incoming network traffic.
[23:12] The RSS feed was missing the publication date. I'm not sure why I left it out in the first place, probably because every entry has date and time included anyway. Either way, the tag is included now.
[23:08] The world's oldest working digital computer is called WITCH. This article contains a video that show it start up.
[22:48] The Floppotron has been upgraded. Big time. (see also, via)
[21:28] Here is a PC speaker playing "Für Elise". And here is an explanation for this behaviour.
[22:28] A functional Lego 2U rack server almost built to scale. Neat.
[20:47] I choose to believe that fonts that make it hard to distinguish between some characters (like 1 and l) are a product of pure spite.
[05:22] Glitch art sculptures. I would have preferred to directly link to the artist's website, but due to some JavaScript fuckery I can't link to the specific gallery.
[22:38] Ron Gilbert announced Return to Monkey Island. I am very hyped.
[04:37] I mentioned that I like to customize my desktop for fun, but it looks like I can now reason that using a non standard theme counts as a security measure. :)
[00:46] In case you are bored and/or creative, this project plans to find a name for every single color in the RGB space.
[21:43] Link rot is a thing, but some URLs dont't change after all.
[22:47] There is a scottish punk band called Oi Polloi that released a song about Linux. I found a translation of the lyrics here.
[00:45] A website hosted on a floppy disk (and here's an archive link in case the site is down). Vintage hardware, too, with a 40MHz 386 and 4MB of RAM. I love projects like this one, where people just make something for the fun of it.
[00:34] Doom rendered via checkboxes. Because if anything resembles pixels ... wait, we've been there before.
[00:54] Around the web I often come across websites that display trust seals. I just found a way more trustworthy variation. :D
[23:57] From the "malevolent design" department: CSS fingerprinting (see also)
[23:51] In case you are interested in a fast computer: this one drives at speeds of up to 100 kmph. (This kind of demands a pun about drivers, but I used that up already.)
[01:23] Museums in Vienna have taken to publishing some content on OnlyFans due to bans on social media, specifically mentioning Facebook and Instagram.