seinfelt:

George realizes that every action he can take is ultimately meaningless on a long enough timeline. While he finds this revelation liberating in a way, it also devastates him existentially when he realizes that action and no action will ultimately, given enough time, result in identical outcomes….

flinto-production:

Today we’ve released Slicers — a way to create fixed headers and footer in your Flinto prototypes. Slicers work great for title bars, tab bars, toolbars, keyboards and anything else that needs to be fixed to the top or bottom of a screen. By dragging a slicer into place just below or above a fixed…

seinfelt:

Kramer accidentally runs a red light and crashes right into a pedestrian. Instead of rousing the ire of the officers in a nearby police cruiser, a number in the corner of his field of vision appears, and increases by a seemingly arbitrary amount. Thrilled by the lack of consequences and the vague…

seinfelt:

While visiting a local bodega, George becomes quickly intrigued by a Spanish-language soap opera playing on the cashier’s television. He starts visiting even when he has nothing to buy, just so he can keep up with the happenings of the Martinez family. Without realizing it, he starts using…

seinfelt:

Kramer sends himself back in time to 1860, bringing nothing but a penny. His plan is to deposit it in a bank account, bring himself back to the present, and get rich off a century and a half of compound interest. When he tries, however, the bank teller guffaws at his “hobo getup” and “funny money…

seinfelt:

Walking through Union Square, Kramer passes by a Neo-Nazi rally that has drawn hundreds of onlookers. A news crew asks for his opinion, and he says, “You know, what these people are advocating is despicable, but they do have a right to free speech. You gotta respect that.” George stumbles across a…