In which the author drives his motorcycle through MA, NH, VT, and ME and takes some photos in the process

In which the author proudly presents his new venture: Room 302 Studio, an eclectic gathering of talent devoted to fostering joy-driven development

In which we learn to perform the magic of conversing with a super-intelligent computer

In which we build a robot to help around the shop

CSV, JSON, Datasette, Observable, QGIS, Nuxt, Vue, D3, Tachyons, Supabase

In which the importance of mindful CMS selection is examined, the "no CMS" option is considered, and the benefits of using Markdown are revealed

In which we embrace new technology and strive for an equitable future

In which the author outlines his favorite systems and frameworks for organizing a team around a project

In which we use joy and curiosity as fuel to propel us forward

In which the author's adoration for Obsidian is revealed, celebrating its versatility, customizability, and ingenuity in revolutionizing the written word

In which we use light and chemicals to make images appear, if we are lucky

In which the author itemizes the cameras he uses to make photographs

In which we make a list of the times I have livestreamed

In which the author tries to put good food in his body

Around 1AM I saw a note in Slack that said, very simply, that there were bacon pancakes in studio 3B. Studio 3B had been accurately described to me as “that costco looking studio” and it held a makeshift control room. Screens were stacked at the front, different desks decked out with multiple monitors encompassing the director’s desk.

In which various tools and methods are explored for analyzing data that describes a network of complaints against NYPD officers (or any other PD with similar public data)

An exploration of what we choose to track, and what we don't – and what that means if we want to make the world a better place

In which a computer is used as divination tool for random numbers (for the purposes of beauty, art, and poetry)

In which the author proudly lays out his technological toolkit

In which the skill of broadcasting yourself writing code to the entire internet is explored

The newest weapon in the arsenal of internet nazis is mass-brigading Twitter reports, and it’s working

In which we explore the knotted beauty of American democracy

In which the youths march through the street with extremely clever signs since they are too young to riot

In which the author explains his reasoning for exploring analog methods of distributing information with ink and linoleum, and provides a guide on how to do so yourself if so inclined

In which the citizens of Hong Kong find new creative ways to improve on public disobedience

In which the author discloses a peculiar and dysfunctional part of his mind.

In which the author attempts to dissuade you from the belief things will always be the way they are now

In which the author divulges a shameful secret

In which the author makes the case for the merits of a certain approach to preparation

In which the author proudly lays out his toolkit

In which the author attempts and fails to find interesting unsecured webcams near known ICE facilities

In which the author is grateful for the hackers who invented the internet

In which the author explores the meaning of life and work

I've always really loved visuals combined with music or audio that can set a tone or a mood really powerfully. They seem to combine into something bigger. I fell in love with ODDSAC the Animal Collective / Danny Perez film, as well as stuff like Harmony Korine's Spring Breakers and MTV's Liquid Television, which is the source of one of the first video samples I ever used in 2011.

In which the author muses about 2013-era web design aesthetics