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lohikaappaus:

same

Classic.

wilwheaton:

owlturdcomix:

Thoughts I have instead of smart thoughts.

http://i.imgur.com/b9h1rc5.png

Owl Turd is rapidly becoming one of my favourite webcomics.

This may have been a Serial Experiments Lain episode synopsis.

laughingsquid:

Time Travel in Movies Flowchart

laughingsquid:

Tetris Stackable LED Desk Lamp

wilwheaton:

cameron-stewart:

My contribution in full to the #bartkira project. This was tons of fun to do.

Holy shit.

Everything’s coming up Milhouse

laughingsquid:

‘Veronica Mars’ TV Show Attempts to Make a Film Via Crowdfunding

laughingsquid:

New & Necessary Punctuation Marks

How To Screen Capture on the Microsoft Surface RT - Surface Geeks Surface Geeks

tl;dr: hold windows logo on the surface (not keyboard) and press volume down button on the surface

laughingsquid:

Stick-N-Find, Tiny Bluetooth Stickers Help You Keep Track of Things

thefrogman:

Peanuts / Army of Darkness (Evil Dead III) tribute by Justin Hillgrove [website]

laughingsquid:

Solitaire.exe, A Real Deck of Cards Inspired by the Windows 98 Solitaire PC Game

laughingsquid:

Windows 95 Tips, Tricks, and Tweaks

Some very H. P. Lovecraft style redesigns of some classic Win95 UI.

thebluthcompany:

Hey, guys, remember this?

Please don’t forget to go out and vote! Find you polling place here.

Voting complete. Now we get more Arrested Development.

(via Comedy: Great Job, Internet!: Here’s Patton Oswalt’s Halloween costume)

“Jon Hamm And Adam Scott’s ‘greatest Event In Tv History’ Was A Tribute To A Forgotten ’80s Classic
If you know more about Simon and Simon than its intro and general premise, you’re better at TV than I am. If you’ve never heard of Simon and Simon, you’re the BEST at TV because, honestly, Simon & Simon — a CBS series about two mismatched brothers who ran a private detective service; it ran for eight seasons — wasn’t good.

Source: Uproxx”

Ben Goldacre’s TED talk on publication bias, drug companies hiding the results of clinical trials.

(via I did a new talk at TED, on drug companies and hidden data.)

laughingsquid:

hi-Call, A Bluetooth Handset Glove

laughingsquid:

Photos: MakerBot Retail Store in Manhattan

theatlantic:

How the 8.5” x 11” Piece of Paper Got Its Size

Why do we use a paper size that is so unfriendly for the basic task of reading? According to a very interesting post by Paul Stanley, the rough dimensions of office paper evolved to accommodate handwriting and typewriters with monospaced fonts, both of which rendered many fewer characters per line. “Typewriters,” he explains, “produced 10 or 12 characters per inch: so on (say) 8.5 inch wide paper, with 1 inch margins, you had 6.5 inches of type, giving … around 65 to 78 characters.” This, he says, is “pretty close to ideal.”

Read more. [Image: Picsfive/Shutterstock]