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Articles and publications tagged Control across the Atmosphere.

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Gaming!Slut
Gaming!SlutJul 14, 2026
Control & Moonlight Peaks
We are not in Control, Control is in Us.
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ControlVideo Games
chromatographics
chromatographicsJun 4, 2026
no
do i have to belt you? to overcome a bubbling or are my words enough to staunch the flowing from leaking fountains pleasure is never free, even when it is a gif
💛control
chromatographics
chromatographicsNov 20, 2025
use
craving total transformation, identity a disposed wrapper. becoming a vessel for want, glass poured into, overfilled. you haven’t been here lately. something in
identityglass
chromatographics
chromatographicsSep 9, 2025
readwrite
have you ever had a girl cause engineering just for it, though weeks of design on a one-off built for the thing — to program it on the airplane commit to it: ma
appssoftware
chromatographics
chromatographicsAug 20, 2025
steps
now please, sit back stretch out your legs relax awhile — furniture begs pull off your boots i’ll kneel below slip off your socks and take it slow bare both you
feetfurniture
chromatographics
chromatographicsAug 7, 2025
poke
door opens— am i the fool? gloves snap, now i’m playing my role unstained steel tray cradles your tools you wash me clean, i cede control you sketch small leave
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Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetNov 6, 2024
Know What You Control
If you’re stuck dealing with a bug that you can’t seem to fix, there’s nothing wrong with getting some white space from it. No harm in that.
electionbug fixes
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetSep 1, 2024
Control Freaks
An analysis of how three weird-but-widespread game controllers shaped the way we play.
controlcontrollers
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
Tedium: The Dull Side of the InternetJan 26, 2024
Locked Up In Regions
The history of region-locking, a once-unintentional process of keeping devices built for one region from being used in another. (Now Apple’s doing it.)
region lockingglobalization
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerMay 18, 2012
Why can't I ...
... Embed a discussion forum in a blog post? ... Stick games in an RSS feed and have them be playable in Google Reader? ... Post an encyclopedia to Pinterest? ... Bookmark a scene in a video? ... Move my profile to another site or domain name without breaking everything? ... Create a slideshow of newspaper articles? And email it to you? ... Link to an object? ... Make a movie like we make the web? (Collaboratively, with little bits in lots of places, all linked together?) ... Store my own Facebo
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