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Sat February 18, 2012
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(TechEBlog) Cool Five cool hydrogen experiments  (techeblog.com) (11)
(Yahoo) Cool The goggles, do something-something pretty cool actually  (news.yahoo.com) (36)
(The New York Times) Silly Two years later, drunken joke in a bar is the fastest-growing Mardi Gras krewe in New Orleans. Witness the power of the Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus  (nytimes.com) (72)
(MSNBC) Interesting Why are books and movies better the second time you watch them?  (bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com) (44)
(MSNBC) Interesting Why are books and movies better the second time you watch them?  (bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com) (51)
(io9) Interesting "The fact that we build our number system around ten is an evolutionary fluke - five-fingered hands go right back to some of the very first organisms to emerge from the ocean"  (io9.com) (89)
(Time) Spiffy Foxconn employees get raise from "Hardly Anything" to "Hardly Anything + $36"  (techland.time.com) (42)


Fri February 17, 2012
(TechEBlog) Interesting The top 10 most violent videogames of all time. What, no Marble Madness?  (techeblog.com) (112)
(NASA) Cool Hey, crater-face  (apod.nasa.gov) (16)
(Some Guy) Amusing The enduring legacy of the RoboCop video game theme song  (kotaku.com.au) (39)
(Buzzfeed) Cool Ur kitteh can has typeface?  (buzzfeed.com) (47)
(Some Guy) Spiffy Apple sold more iPhones in 1 year than it did Macs in 28 years  (appleinsider.com) (136)
(Some Guy) Amusing Article: Father warns citizens about Pokemon QR codes leading to porn sites. Comments: Bust father as porn browsing man because Pokemon QR codes don't work that way  (kptv.com) (55)
(Some Guy) Cool Gallery of old Soviet space propaganda posters. "Fatherland You lighted the star of progress and peace. Glory to the science, glory to the labor Glory to the Soviet regime"  (retronaut.co) (40)
(MSNBC) Sad "Immortal devil girl" spreads face-destroying cancer, will affect whole population in 30 years. Surprisingly, this is not a story about subby's ex  (msnbc.msn.com) (68)
(ZDNet) Unlikely Starting tomorrow you will be able to use a pseudonym on Facebook, provided you upload your drivers license, birth certificate and social security card  (zdnet.com) (31)
(Mental Floss) Interesting A cheat sheet to Thomas Edison's eccentric job interview questions  (mentalfloss.com) (72)
(The Atlantic) Cool The 'Wow' Signal: One Man's Search for SETI's Most Tantalizing Trace of Alien Life  (theatlantic.com) (98)
(io9) Scary How to weaponize water with only batteries and pencils  (io9.com) (40)
(Joystiq) Spiffy Been getting plenty of sleep lately? Spending lots of quality time with the family? Sid Meier hopes to put an end the that this spring  (joystiq.com) (83)
(LA Times) Followup Curt Schilling, who spent his youth playing The Bard's Tale and Wizardry, hired Todd McFarlane, R.A. Salvatore and a staff of 400 to make a fantasy video game that just shipped. Kobe Bryant's first-person shooter better be awesome  (herocomplex.latimes.com) (93)


Thu February 16, 2012
(Labspaces.net) Strange Scientists who are are apparently unclear on the whole concept build a working brain tumor  (labspaces.net) (10)
(IGN) Cool Do you want to snag an early copy of Mass Effect 3? Just keep watching the skis, uh skies  (ps3.ign.com) (59)
(MSNBC) Interesting South Korea, in an effort to stop the slow deaths of "that which has no life", considering putting a 2 hour time limit on gaming  (ingame.msnbc.msn.com) (170)
(Science Daily) Obvious Researchers find serious shrinkage in specific brain areas with alcohol use. Primarily those involving assessing how well you're dancing and how attractive that person is  (sciencedaily.com) (28)
(UPI) Interesting Astronomers identify first 'middleweight' black hole by detecting the Sugar Rays it emits  (upi.com) (19)
(Science Daily) Obvious It's gonna be a long hot summer. Odds of extreme summer heat, already occurring in the USA, rise from 1 in 20 (1950-1979) to 7 in 10 (1995-2024) in all 48 contiguous states according to observations, 16 different climate models  (sciencedaily.com) (118)
(YouTube) Amusing Agent 97? Casting for latest Get Smart agent has begun. WDYT?  (youtube.com) (17)
(Google) Spiffy American comic book wins Japanese international manga award. Congrats, weeaboos  (google.com) (28)
(NPR) Obvious New survey finds that 614,000 cosmetic surgeries were performed on 307,000 residents of Southern California  (npr.org) (9)
(Network World) Fail EFF wants to borrow this here fail tag and slap it on some trolls  (networkworld.com) (4)
(C|Net) Sad Koreans paid 4X the amount per iPad than Chinese workers  (news.cnet.com) (54)
(reality world) Fail How bad is reality TV? History professor says networks have run out of material and are stealing ideas from the Dark Ages  (realitytvworld.com) (37)
(Mirror.co.uk) Amusing Goats bleat in different accents, say scientists, depending on whether they are reared by Scotsmen, Welshmen, or New Zealanders  (mirror.co.uk) (20)
(Space) Cool World's first space robot signs "Hello, World". Expected to find Sarah Connor, solve FizzBuzz in less than twelve parsecs  (space.com) (26)
(C|Net) Cool Google Street View expands purview to ancient underground silver mines  (news.cnet.com) (9)
(BBC) Cool Hearing colors; it's not your uncle's acid trip (or synesthesia)  (bbc.co.uk) (33)
(MSNBC) Obvious Microsoft flags Google as suspicious site. This is not an Onion article  (msnbc.msn.com) (43)


Wed February 15, 2012
(G4TV) Amusing How hipsters fight zombies  (g4tv.com) (36)
(CNN) Interesting 1.92 terabit a second fiber-optic cable emerges off the coast of Nigeria leaving 1000s of dead Nigerian Princes in its wake  (cnn.com) (29)
(Abc.net.au) Interesting Scientists determine that as Goddess of Love ages, she dances more slowly around her pole  (abc.net.au) (28)
(Chronicle) Obvious Professor and author of two books on the 1886 Haymarket riot attempts to correct an inaccuracy on the event's Wikipedia entry; has correction reversed, is called a vandal, is told site is based on what's popular, not what's true  (chronicle.com) (361)
(Some Child of Durin) Spiffy Nerdy: Closely examining a "The Hobbit" movie trailer. Nerdier: Trying to translate the dwarf language contract. Nerdiest: The contract is actually a real contract and not gibberish  (thorinoakenshield.net) (115)
(Gamma Squad) Interesting Belgian trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man shows some different scenes, suggests Belgians can't get enough Denis Leary  (gammasquad.uproxx.com) (40)
(MSNBC) Weird Croatian museum collects carnage from romantic breakups. Most popular exhibit still the White House china from the Clinton years  (today.msnbc.msn.com) (17)
(C|Net) Obvious "Hackers" using Revere Smudge Engineering to foil pattern unlock feature on Android phones  (news.cnet.com) (53)
(Science Daily) Interesting Trouble sleeping? It may affect your memory later on  (sciencedaily.com) (53)
(Joystiq) Obvious The future of gaming is definitely social networking. Just look at the success story of Zynga, which lost $400 million in 2011  (joystiq.com) (68)
(Some Guy) Cool Stunning new photos reveal never before seen puzzling strange haze in the Milky Way, ancient Mayans unavailable for comment  (tgdaily.com) (42)
(Science Daily) Interesting Trouble sleeping? It may affect your memory later on  (sciencedaily.com) (17)
(Discover) Cool Scientists: You know, your suggestion to wrap buildings in earthquake zones with bubble wrap is totally ridiculous. Unless it's a high-tech version of the same concept  (blogs.discovermagazine.com) (19)
(TechCrunch) Spiffy New app tracks moving objects when taking photo and then allows one touch removal of them. RIP photobombing. w/vid  (techcrunch.com) (27)
(Some Guy) Fail By the end of the year there will be more smartphones than people on the Earth  (mashable.com) (47)
(MSNBC) Sappy I have no idea what you are talking about, so here is a picture of a chameleon small enough to perch on a match head  (msnbc.msn.com) (20)
(Daily Mail) Ironic British studies show that increasing the price of booze reduces the rate at which booze hounds die by up to 2,000 a year  (dailymail.co.uk) (82)
(Boing Boing) Scary You know Verisign, the company responsible for assuring that more than half the world's websites are authentic? Yeah... about them  (boingboing.net) (30)
(io9) Interesting For the first time ever, scientists can control human brain cells using quantum dots. This may or may not be a good idea  (io9.com) (16)


Tue February 14, 2012
(Discover) Cool Pictures of cosmic cardioids. Difficulty: gallery. Advantage: what else are you using your hand for today?  (blogs.discovermagazine.com) (5)
(Boing Boing) Spiffy Super Mario villains recruitment posters  (boingboing.net) (37)
(CSMonitor) PSA Electric cars prolong a destructive, car-centric lifestyle. And help you pick up socially conscious women. But at least feel guilty about it, OK?  (csmonitor.com) (234)
(BBC) Sad NASA budget slashes Mars funding, leaving future exploration prospects up to a duck with a speech impediment and a predilection for high-powered weaponry  (bbc.co.uk) (233)
(Telegraph) Obvious If you need any work done on your work computer, better have it done before March 7th because all the IT people will be "sick" that day  (telegraph.co.uk) (144)
(ABC) Followup The DOJ just re-armed both sides in the Great Patent Troll War: Google gets Motorola, but the "Rockstar Consortium" of Apple, Microsoft, Sont Ericsson, etc. gets Nortel and Novell. Buckle your seat belts, this is gonna get ugly  (abcnews.go.com) (38)
(Some Trekkie) Misc The nerds have been at it for a couple weeks now. So just what can you see in the Blu-ray version of Star Trek TNG that was hidden in SD?  (ex-astris-scientia.org) (90)
(The Inquirer) Unlikely Hotmail and Gmail are matched at blocking spam. Hotmail still better at creating spam  (theinquirer.net) (39)
(Cracked) Fail Valentine's Day music to avoid: five music videos that suck the fun out of sex  (cracked.com) (73)
(Gizmodo) Followup Expect the Hoverboard to be in stores around October 21, 2015  (gizmodo.com) (56)
(Network World) Obvious Planning a stunt marriage proposal today? Well, the wife of Slashdot's founder, who received one 10 years ago today, has some advice for you  (networkworld.com) (71)
(PhysOrg.com) Obvious Japanese researchers find all that missing dark matter. It was behind the couch  (physorg.com) (57)
(News.com.au) Silly Nerd proposes to girlfriend in binary code, wearing Bender mask. Wait, he has a girlfriend?  (news.com.au) (45)
(io9) Cool The best and weirdest toys from this year's Toy Fair  (io9.com) (38)


Mon February 13, 2012
(Joystiq) Sad Adam Adamowicz, concept artist for Fallout and Skyrim, passes away after losing his fight against cancer  (joystiq.com) (117)
(Boing Boing) Interesting BitTorrent doesn't hurt the US box office. Suck it, MPAA  (boingboing.net) (85)
(medicalxpress.com) Scary Overeating may double risk of... something. I dunno. Pass the gravy  (medicalxpress.com) (15)
(PhysOrg.com) Interesting I'm not saying that there's alien matter in our solar system, but..,  (physorg.com) (22)
(Some Guy) PSA CERN announces they're turning up the LHC to eleven; have plans to then go to ludicrous speed, and eventually go plaid  (press.web.cern.ch) (28)
(Some Guy) Obvious Best selling game of 2011 deemed to have best ending of any video game ever. Corrections to your right  (guinnessworldrecords.com) (225)
(io9) Followup So yeah, about that mammoth video from last week? It's a total fake  (io9.com) (51)
(C|Net) Followup Mozilla to Google, Microsoft, Apple: Oh it's on. It's on like donkey kong  (news.cnet.com) (43)
(Computerworld) PSA Mozilla patches critical Firefox bug. Meanwhile, Microsoft covers Internet Explorer with duct tape  (computerworld.com) (49)
(Some Guy) Amusing The wacky odd world of Atari; it's not just about video games  (technologizer.com) (24)
(Slate) Followup The real problem with Google's privacy policy. Wait. There's just one?  (slate.com) (31)
(The Register) Obvious Apple calls for ban on Samsung Nexus, citing patents for 1-10, A-Z  (theregister.co.uk) (107)
(Engadget) Asinine Samsung releases Android 4 for the Galaxy Tab... and it costs $500 to upgrade  (engadget.com) (21)
(wptv.com) Asinine AT&T admits "unlimited data" plans are actually, well... limited  (wptv.com) (59)
(McRumors) Asinine Apple to NGO: we see you are hurting for cash. Lets just put this briefcase full of cash over here, act like we lost it, and you can pick it up. What can you do for us? Certify our slave factories as being "humane"  (macrumors.com) (91)
(Some Guy) Silly Real comic book nerds know Shazam isn't the character's name, it's the magic word Billy Batson says to turn into Captain Marvel. Real comic book nerds are now wrong  (newsarama.com) (113)
(Google) Followup Iran further blocks all internet access, email. Google and Yahoo severely restricted, AOL users see no difference  (google.com) (18)
(CNN) Fail United States now lags behind the rest of the world in math and science. However, U.S. teens can still kick any country's ass in "Grand Theft Auto"   (schoolsofthought.blogs.cnn.com) (117)
(Slashdot) Strange Slashdot covers Something Awful attacking Reddit over pseudo-child pornography. Subby sad at being unable to work 4Chan, Digg, icanhascheezburger and Fark into previous sentence  (yro.slashdot.org) (123)
(Stuff.co.nz) Interesting Google creates algorithm to measure funny. First five copies snapped up by Fark mods  (stuff.co.nz) (13)
(BBC) Spiffy Puny Europeans launch Vega rocket for the first time. Morbo is not impressed  (bbc.co.uk) (12)


Sun February 12, 2012
(SlashFilm) PSA Images from Toy Fair spill the beans on the roster of villains in The Avengers...so, click if you want to spoil the surprise Whedon has planned. Again, SPOILERS  (slashfilm.com) (68)
(Gizmodo) Cool Let's drink the ancient berserker crunk juice of kings and dash off to Valhalla  (gizmodo.com) (77)
(Gizmodo) Spiffy If I ever lose my arm, I would want my prosthetic one made from LEGO  (gizmodo.com) (28)
(Daily Mail) Amusing You don't have to worry about computers trying to take over the world, it turns out they just want to have sex with you  (dailymail.co.uk) (42)
(Network World) Interesting NASA unplugs last mainframe  (networkworld.com) (58)
(Some Dovahkiin) Interesting Pacifist gamer beats Skyrim while only taking two lives, three if you count his own  (elder-geek.com) (132)


Sat February 11, 2012
(Yahoo) Silly Finally, scientists have solved one of the most critical and vexing problems, how is ponytail formed?  (news.yahoo.com) (50)
(HotHardware) Scary Now witness the firepower of AT&T's fully armed and operational double upgrade fee  (hothardware.com) (62)
(Some Guy) Cool "The mining project gives Joe something to do during those long Saskatchewan winters" just about sums up this article  (autos.sympatico.ca) (13)
(Gizmodo) Amusing When you have a Millenium Falcon guitar, you're guaranteed a spot in the Mos Eisley Cantina band  (gizmodo.com) (26)
(Yahoo) Stupid I've seen some trolling in my time but when a Yahoo Movie columnist writes that the Star Wars prequels are superior to the original trilogy well that's, that's just his opinion man  (movies.yahoo.com) (127)
(io9) Scary When is it okay to kill a zombie? Let's ask CDC spokesman David Daigle  (io9.com) (24)
(Some Guy) Silly Sci-fi author to adapt upcoming Rush album into a novel. Swears his mind is not for rent  (ultimateclassicrock.com) (69)
(ExtremeTech) Sad The death of Firefox?  (extremetech.com) (201)
(Humans Invent) Cool Only 30 artisanal swordmakers remain in Japan, but artisanal they certainly are, trying to forge more obscure swords than the katana  (humansinvent.com) (104)
(NPR) Amusing The best "recycled art" you will see all day. Come for Rice-Krispyhenge, stay for "Cauliflower Hindenburg"  (npr.org) (13)
(News.com.au) Sad Experts say using Facebook is like attending an online party -- one where you want to leap from the balcony  (news.com.au) (37)

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