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Awesome if this means they're coming back.

Cool old Groening doodles for the Mac.

Cool animation, although frustrating it will take so long to work on.

This is pretty good, from the LARP Trek guy.

Pretty awesome, but interesting how different the internal design is, forcing different extraction techniques.

Pretty good impression of Kevin Spacey's character.

Hacker culture in guns. Fascinating how well the PC metaphor carries.

The world is not as 1st/3rd as it once was.

This made me smile way more than it should have.

Great little profile of how he ended up putting science before ideology, to the surprise of all.

There is still much to say.

Caring instead of cost.

It's got RAM in it!

Not good news, and not a surprise.

Need more voices like this.

It's Black History Month, that time of year when people look at exceptional achievements and moments having to do with African Americans and black culture. What does that have to do with video games? Sadly, not a whole lot. There's such a paucity of black characters and creators in video games that it's difficult to…

Nice overview of the potential and tech behind supertall skyscrapers.

Some heartening news, and a reminder of how important some of these preservation projects are.

A bizarre bit of internet history, resurgent. My favorite part is that former technical limitations are now a desirable aesthetic.

Not that accurate, but cool use of the game to maybe gain some insight into real-world traffic problems.

Pretty damning, but I don't know what the diplomatic solution is.

This point is spot-on - we're very near the point where a gun can be made untraceably at home, so we need to regulate the much harder to replicate chemistry.

A cute little childhood story about one of the astronauts who died on the Challenger. A reminder of how revolutionary Trek was in its day, just by showing Uhura serving as an equal.

Amazing images of our own star.

Another good point for gamers - be willing to have the conversation while also defending our pastime.

Fascinating coverup story of a terrible launch failure.

Another overview of the risks from a major impact.

Sounds like the damage is worse than people initially thought.

An interesting counterpoint to NYT's scathing review.

Good overview of the threat, the solution (and even the opportunity).