As usual, the tooltip is the best part: “It was their main recruiting poster, hung up nearly ten feet up a wall! This means the hackers have LADDER technology! Are we headed for a future where everyone has to pay $50 for one of those locked plexiglass poster covers? More after the break …” [xkcd]
Check out this series of cool Twitter, Facebook, and Google + propaganda posters by graphic designer Aaron Wood. [Aaron Wood]
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I’ll just leave this link here and let you guys figure out why such a thing could be true (or not!) in the comments. Are users of other Web browsers smarter than the people who use Microsoft’s Internet Explorer? A new survey doesn’t quite say so. But it sure as heck suggests it. The survey […]
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Haven’t you heard? You ain’t Googling doodely-squat! [Via Neatorama]
Given the success of The Social Network, there’s surely a follow-up to be made that involves other major tech companies. If that happens, this week will be the scene where two very different characters trade positions… “with hilarious consequences.” Facebook has launched a website dedicated to helping businesses make the most use of its network. […]
By Josie Campbell for Clicker. When you say the words “geek web show” most people will immediately name “The Guild”- but they aren’t the only geek-culture series tearing up the internets. It’s never been a better time to fall in love with a geeky web show, starting with: The Guild Of course this list starts […]
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I haven’t said this in years, but you should really be paying attention to MySpace. [Beatriz Torres aka Zirta via @GuyKawasaki]