Today’s post is brought to you by the illustrious Buttcoin, home to honest news and information about Bitcoins. See the original article here. As everyone and their mother is aware of now, the price of bitcoins has fallen drastically, dragging the Winklevoss twins’ net worth down by over 20 million dirty dollars, destroying thousands of [...]
Comic sans, as we all know, is the font that everybody loves to hate. At this point, nobody uses it at all unless they’re being ironic. Michael Stevens, vlogger from Vsauce, posted a video on YouTube defending the heavily criticized typeface. And I mean actually giving it a legitimate defense and not some “lol i’m gona be [...]
Sometimes you have to dig for the ridiculous, but today, it was just sitting there above my search results. Here’s the lowdown: 83 year old Burt Goldman has spent many years studying respected fields of science, such as Qi, acupressure, neuro-linguistic programming and even feng shui! His many years of experience helped him to find [...]
Yes, 121 billion with a B, according to a report by Nielsen that was recorded on July 2012. Americans spending time on social media websites like Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and all the other dozens of sites of similar nature, had increased 37 percent from last year, which was 88 billion on July 2011.
As Google made headlines all last week after announcing the closing of their acquisition of Motorola, it marked not only Google’s first purchase of a hardware company, but their most expensive gamble ever. The search engine giant announced, which feels like a year ago, on their blog on August 15, 2011 that they would buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion [...]
Yeah, who didn’t see this coming? Internet Explorer, the web browser pre-installed on PCs and the browser of choice among your parents and old people, has long reigned as the most used browser. Despite being critically panned by critics and people who’ve used the internet for more than a year alike, it’s held that number [...]
We all know at this point that Wikipedia can’t be trusted due to its propensity for creating reality from thin air, among other things. Bad ideas take root in the site and are integrated into articles on a regular basis, with an extensive team of SysOps and volunteers to sift out the chaff and silence [...]
