60 Seconds on the Internet [Infographic]
An infographic listing a bunch of things that happen every 60 seconds on the Internet. Be sure to click on the picture if you want to view it in a larger format. [Source]
An infographic listing a bunch of things that happen every 60 seconds on the Internet. Be sure to click on the picture if you want to view it in a larger format. [Source]
“Facebook juror” Joanne Fraill will be making her next set of friends at the state penitentiary. Well, at a British prison at least. Yes, the woman we wrote about on Tuesday who was serving on a jury in a drugs case and had contacted an acquitted defendant while deliberation about her co-defendants was ongoing has […]
The AFK Tavern, located in Everett, WA, has what is probably the most awesome drink menu we’ve ever seen. I mean, how wrong can you go with a drink called “IT’S A TRAP?” You clearly can’t repel firepower of that magnitude! [Via TDW]
If you meet a new friend and decide to get chatting on Facebook, it’s usually not a problem. If you’re a juror and your new buddy is the defendant, it’s a problem. Two British women have become the first in the country to be prosecuted and convicted of contempt of court for online actions. Juror […]
Now is it only me, or is there something seriously wrong with getting something like this tattooed on your arm? I guess at one point later in one’s life, this could act as a picture of someone’s life story. [Via Buzzfeed]
[Source: XKCD]
“Of the millions of tweets created every day, 71% produce no reaction.” I find this unsurprising when people talk so much about what they’re eating and where they are. [by BuySellAds via TNW]
These are pretty accurate, don’t you think? [Source: Flowtown]
Did you know that last year, around 37% of Facebook users changed their relationship status to “single” and only 24% to “In a relationship”? But what does this actually mean for the average Facebook user? Should you feel concerned if your significant other is constantly checking his/her Facebook profile? Here’s a handy infographic that will […]
An article claiming “Tupac still alive in New Zealand” appeared on PBS.org late last night, and for most readers was probably the first indication that strange things were afoot in the site’s security sector. Hacker group LulzSec (or “The Lulz Boat”) commandeered PBS’s website in retaliation for their recent Frontline broadcast, “Wikisecrets,” which criticized Wikileaks, Julian Assange […]