This is a pretty fun game (especially if you don’t think about the implications of millions of humans training Google’s AI systems so tech companies can control us
9/11 might be the favourite day of the year for the conspiracy-minded posters on r/conspiracy. 🙂
We live in a pretty amazing world where I can use some of the world’s most advanced technology – the Internet, YouTube, wifi – to watch a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry9honCV3qc Shea and I went to “Yesterday” as my annual birthday movie tonight and it got me thinking about how long I’ve been a Beatles fan (hint:
Who is the most searched resident of each city in the US on Wikipedia?
One of the ongoing debates in the world right now – in online discussion, in politics and in our personal lives – is what the role of civility
This site, defaultfile.name, is fascinating – it looks through YouTube for random files that have been uploaded without the default filename given by the camera or smartphone (DNSC209,
The best part of seeing a big tentpole movie on opening weekend is that you can go on the Internet again without fear of seeing SPOILERS:
A designer reimagines how various popular web sites would look as 1980’s gadgets.
Had a scary moment this morning when my laptop wouldn’t charge and even crashed a couple times when I tried to get it working. But luckily it appears
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