@Plankhead on Twitter
Latest Ramblings
- PC Gaming is a Donor-Supported Industry with the Pretense of Selling a Product
- Your Face is a Saxophone — Episode 2
- Principal Animation for Your Face is a Saxophone Episode 2 is Complete!
- Yahoo Mail is Censoring Emails About #OccupyWallStreet (UPDATE: Yahoo responds)
- This is What Democracy Looks Like
Big Words
cheaply-generated imagery
my stupid ideas
his holiness steve jobs
usable user interfaces
developers developers developers developers
animation
economicry
the intertubes
free culture
lolliteracy
internet video
could've just tweeted this but stfu
mg siegler
writing
apple motion is terrible
games
lolwut
youtube
apple
i hate everything
bright black
wow people are dumb
miscommunication
artistic overanalysis
audio
open sauce
stupid copyright tricks
plankhead movies
lol furries
web 7.9 beta 4
indie
anticapitalist bullshit
video
the googles
blogosphere
well that sucked
microsoft
duh
arrrrr
music
storytelling
your face is a saxophone
technical jargon
grab your torrents and pitchforks
digital rights manufacturing






Dear Newsblogs: Copy. Editing. Do It.
This is getting ridiculous. I can’t count how many times I’ve spotted a typo or grammatical error on a newsblog like Ars Technica or Gawker days or weeks after an article was originally published. Come on, people, I know typos and mistakes can slip by your eye before you hit Publish, but fix them when you inevitably notice them later. Even if it’s an old article, just press Edit and fix it. It’s not hard.
There’s even less of an excuse when you have 8 or 10 staff writers with editing privileges reading each other’s articles. Or when you make 5 updates to a breaking story and your third sentence still talks about “Aople, Inc.”