Weekly Roundup – E3, GIF Turns 30 and NYC Underwater
Another week, another roundup of the things happening on the internet and the world at large. This weeks gave us ideas on how not to design a volume controller, E3, the GIF’s 30th birthday and a submerged New York City in a short film.
Redditors design volume controls
Think you can design a better volume controller UI? Redditors on r/ProgrammerHumour gave it a go and the results are hilarious. Ideas included turning it into a game or using a laptop’s ambient light sensor to adjust the volume, check out all their ideas on The Verge.
This year’s E3
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3, wraps up this week in Los Angeles and we followed all the announcements, be sure to check out our roundup of the best announcements from the event. Highlights include Microsoft introducing the Xbox One X, the world’s most powerful console and PlayStation experimenting with games controlled by your phone.
The GIF turned 30 this week
The popular image format that sums up how we’re feeling better than words turned 30 on Thursday. Facebook marked the occasion by adding more support for GIF on their service.
Short film shows New York City underwater
Filmmakers Claire & Max have created a short film illustrating the devastating effects climate change and rising sea levels will have on New York City. The video shows various famous areas of the huge city under a couple of feet of water, including Times Square and Grand Central Station. Check out the video below…
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