Spotify TUI is fun.
I really like that i3wm is structured so that (almost) all the default functionality is exposed in the editable config file. It would be interesting to try and set-up one of my canvas drawing tools this way.
Ornitographies by Xavi Bou.
From: http://www.xavibou.com/index.php/project/ornitographies/ via https://twitter.com/alteredq/status/1192510061362499585
Not sold on the aesthetic, but an interesting idea: numbers where the amount of ink used goes up proportionally.
From: http://fatfonts.org/?page_id=68 via https://twitter.com/moebio/status/1191156237791969281
Scrolling computer mouse lecture by emma "doodybrains" rae norton. You have to follow the side-switching scroll instructions to read it in order. I like the friction.
The Art Of Computer Designing: A Black and White Approach (1993) by Osamu Sato; 佐藤理
From: https://archive.org/details/satoArtOfComputerDesigning/page/n15 via https://twitter.com/jeetsidhu_/status/1184939880679460875
Already inspired by the look/concept of ORCA, now actually trying it out.
Reading about the code editor Kakoune. Vim-inspired, but with a noun-verb syntax instead of verb-noun.
From: https://cosine.blue/2019-09-06-kakoune.html via https://simblob.blogspot.com/2019/10/verb-noun-vs-noun-verb.html
Dexter Sinister's Kadist logo design using their Metafont revival font.
Reading about PETSCII art.
From: https://www.linusakesson.net/art/three-petscii-pieces/index.php via @phooky
3x3 John Wick by Frederik Vanhoutte. John Wick, reduced to 3x3 color surfaces per frame.
Soundplant interface.
From: https://soundplant.org/about.htm via https://twitter.com/kcimc/status/1174023013009776641