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Enter Pyongyang [Video: 3:14]
Hypnotic timelapse footage of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Via The Verge
First-person hyperlapse videos [Video: 3:22]
Microsoft Research develop a way of making those normally shaky, first-person videos look silky smooth with fancy algorithms.
Via The Verge
Tie Break [App]
If you're never quite sure how to tie a tie, then this is the app for you, courtesy of Hermès and available on iOS and Android. Sweet.
Via Twitter
Game of Thrones as a subway map [Article]
One of two of these routes most likely end in a blood bath. Yes, you can buy prints.
Via Twitter
Could you see the curvature of the Earth in this airport? [Long read]
Formulae are present, but don't let that put you off learning something new. A fascinating read.
Resume of a graphic designer [McSweeney's]
Absolutely brilliant.
Inside the mortuary... [Article]
Intriguing article about the pioneering work done by Professor Sue Black at the University of Dundee. “When Black arrived at Dundee in 2003, her department was a sleepier place: managed by three men all over 60. ‘They were fantastic ... they took me aside and said, ‘Look we know you want to make changes – you go on and do it.’’ She did.”
Via The Browser
Architect reframes design for blind [Long read]
Compelling read about one man's pursuit of continuing to create and design after losing his sight.
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