The death of massively multiplayer games, reliant on expensive infrastructure to stay alive, is more final than most. But doomed worlds can enjoy an afterlife in the Creative Commons: the developers of Glitch, shuttered only a few weeks ago, have made the game's artwork and other components freely available. A hardcover book collecting the best of it, and a soundtrack album, are also on their way.
Shuttered online game Glitch gets new life in the Creative Commons
This interactive op art will spank your eyeballs and twist your synapses
Juan Pinkus, a creative coder and designer in Buenos Aires, created Elastic Grid, an interactive piece of mesmerizing mindfuckery. The screenshot above is static but in the actual online artwork,… READ THE REST
Museum invites public to visit naturism art exhibit completely naked (except for shoes)
Marseille's Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations (Mucem) is featuring an exhibition focused entirely on the naturist lifestyle. The exhibit, titled Naturist Paradises, features hundreds of photographs, paintings, sculptures. "The… READ THE REST
Why rent when you can own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $55?
TL;DR: Until September 29, own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $54.97—a practical, one-time purchase. Ever thought about owning your software instead of paying for it over and over, just like all… READ THE REST
No more bad produce! Fresh fruits and veggies are calling your name at BJ's
TL;DR: Find the best deals on fresh produce and more by joining BJ's Wholesale Club with a 1-year membership with BJ's Easy Renewal® starting at $20! Yuck! The strawberries and spinach you just… READ THE REST
Look like a genius at work with Microsoft Visio 2021
TL;DR: Get Microsoft Visio Professional 2021 for just $19.97 (reg. $249) through September 29. Imagine being able to turn your complex ideas into clear, visual stories that anyone can understand—no need for endless… READ THE REST
