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Addy and I are both weeping dusty red-colored tears in honor of the Spirit Rover's new permanent surroundings after reading this xkcd chronicle of his poor little life. [xkcd]
You know, I have this friend of a friend who actually said "I need whatever it is right now" and "I'm hard. I'm ready now" while referring to the magic Apple tablet. A friend of a friend, ok? [Penny Arcade]
Google calls Nexus One a superphone, thinking that we're all a bunch of imbeciles who would think it's better that the rest of the smartphones. After all, "Superphone" beats "Smartphone", right? Tell that to Batman. [JoyofTech—Thanks Robert Grossman]
The 2000s are gone. They didn't bring the future, those Aughts. Doesn't matter. 2010 is rolling. Watch out for those flying cars when you go to pick the laundry in your jetpack. [Nedroid Comics via The Daily What via m0ddie]
Apple Loses Mighty Mouse Trademark, Probably Shouldn't Have Used It In First Place...Paramount Asks Moviegoers to RSVP In Advance...AT&T Is #1 In Customer Service?...Scary Google Results with Sergey BrinMore »
This chuckling cartoon reminds me of that classic, dreamy quote: "If you build it, some Linux hacker will write a driver for it." Or something like that. [XKCD]
The Kindle has two main problems, according to this Lunchbreath cartoon: it breaks easily and it doesn't let other people see what you're reading. The Trapper Kindle solves these problems with flair. [Flickr via The Daily What]
Dear friends, foes, and relatives. Please, don't send that funny email. OK, actually, as a last exception, please forward this post to everyone you know. Thank you! Much love, J. UpdatedMore »
Found via Digg, these illustrative arm slings show onlookers exactly how you broke that arm, so you can save precious seconds from not having to repeat that boring story. Of course, your coworkers seeing this will then ask about where you got the sling design, how exactly you fell down the stairs when you live on the first floor of a one story house, and why you're such a big liar. A quick search turned up nothing on where these originated, so if anyone knows, post it in the comments!
So what does Bill Gates really have to show for his years of hard work? Sure he built a software empire, and yeah he has been known as the richest man alive. But those things aren't as cool as being immortalized on film and in song. Maybe. Either way, he's been cartooned, acted, clayed, and even sung about. So with Bill's retirement only days away, we thought it was only fitting we gave you a mash-up of all these green sweater, glasses wearin' characters. More »
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