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Map of Every Fast-food Hamburger in America

Eatboston says:

At first, you’re all, ‘Huh, Sonic is doing well in Texas.’ Then you’re all, ‘Holy crap, the black represents McDonald’s?’

That’s an understatement. Added Star Wars references are a bonus.

/via GOOD & Eatboston

Map of Every Fast-food Hamburger in America

Eatboston says:

At first, you’re all, ‘Huh, Sonic is doing well in Texas.’ Then you’re all, ‘Holy crap, the black represents McDonald’s?’

That’s an understatement. Added Star Wars references are a bonus.

/via GOOD & Eatboston

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Forgive.

Forgive.

If  you aren’t following my Photo Of The Day you certainly should be. 140 days and counting.

If you aren’t following my Photo Of The Day you certainly should be. 140 days and counting.

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Dogs Catching Treats In Slow Motion

Amazing.

/via Daring Fireball

Slow news day?

Slow news day?

Another of one these days again.

Another of one these days again.

Mimeo And The Kleptopus King

Creative and technical genius Shaun Inman demos his latest creation, Mimeo:

When the evil Kleptopus King, an 8-bit Octopus with an inferiority complex, discovers a portal into Mimeo’s realm and begins to syphon off its bits, Mimeo is sucked in and downsampled to 2-bit. So begins Mimeo’s quest to restore balance to the demiverses.

Built for the iPhone and iPod Touch, the game uses 4 sets of assets, 2-bit, 4-bit, 8-bit, and 16-bit all to simulate Nintendo’s console evolution (Gameboy, NES, Super NES). As you power up by finding cartridges throughout the levels, you also the upgrade environment enabling you to solve puzzles to progress.

This looks like an instant hit and I look forward to hearing and seeing more about it. You can read more at Shaun’s post Mimeo And The Kleptopus King