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May 12
Time and time again, social media breaks the news first. Traditional media is dying.(img via tweetip) Time and time again, social media breaks the news first. Traditional media is dying.
(img via tweetip)
Posted at 8:23pm

May 12
Gnarls Barkley - Going On - Nerdcore
(via humanist)
Posted at 6:47pm

May 6
Pac-man, explained. (via kamikazechivalry)

Pac-man, explained.

(via kamikazechivalry)
Posted at 3:26pm

May 3

Muck's Tape

A blast from the past, delivered in a time capsule, transported through time, from the future.
Posted at 2:38am

Apr 26
Four guys turn the tables. Birdy Nam Nam.
(inspired by humanist)
Posted at 8:19pm

Apr 14
Before you watch, wonder: What happens when a paradigm is useful beyond its expiration date? Philip M. Parker authors books faster than what would have been physically possible 100 years ago. Each of his works are over-glorified Google searches (ex) and obviously aren’t worth much. The medium is dying. (via mefi)
Posted at 11:32pm

Apr 14
Sukiyaki Western Django is awesome.See also: Casshern. (via firstshowing) Sukiyaki Western Django is awesome.
See also: Casshern. (via firstshowing)
Posted at 3:20am

Apr 12
If you have never seen the double-slit experiment check out this video from a whacky pseudo-science documentary called What the Bleep Do We Know!?
It’s the best explanation I’ve seen, though… the rest of the documentary is a little out there ;)
Posted at 8:36pm

Apr 12

on·o·mat·o·ma·ni·a

onomatomania: a passion or compulsion for certain words or names and their supposed significance; also, a need to recall a certain word.
You know how there’ll be this word and you can’t remember what it is to save your life? Apparently there is a word for that. (via away with words)
Posted at 12:34am

Apr 11
Duff’s device illustrates why switch is strictly superior to if.This is an unrolled tight loop for copying strings. (via wizardishungry) Duff’s device illustrates why switch is strictly superior to if.
This is an unrolled tight loop for copying strings. (via wizardishungry)
Posted at 9:04pm