Posts tagged internet
Posts tagged internet
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Random Network Security Tip for Those About to Appear on TV
#herpderp
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‘Really, some people still block right-clicks on websites? Utterly pointless, and a little insulting. All I want to do is store this wonderful map as a reference - the very purpose for which this website was designed. And of course, all I need to do it is either hit F11 and Print Screen, or CTRL+U and save the file directly from the source code.’

The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog
I feel like I’ve been preparing for this image all my life. The internet is over; everyone can go home.
(Source: theamericankid, via americangothgirl)
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‘I enjoyed the part where I declined marketing emails from Pottermore and its partners, and was thusly declared magical.’
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‘Ah, Monkey Dust. Via Crover.’
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‘I’m left feeling I shouldn’t be the one Amazon are apologising to. What possible reason is there not to allow British fans to download this soundtrack - legally, I might add? Another bow in the quiver for internet piracy…’
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Cats Re-enact All of Your Tweets in 1 Minute; via @EmilieLF1.
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‘A fascinating and heartwarming phenomenon, via New World Notes. I don’t agree with Wagner James Au’s conclusion that this showcases the power of a pseudomynous internet - it happened despite that, not because of it - but it certainly shows the selfless side to this web of ours.’
The two versions of the photo below are a great testament to the power of virtual community and user-generated content, and I’ll tell you why:
The photo on the left is the original, and was posted last weekend by a member of Reddit. “My brother and his fiance died in a car crash a few months ago,” he wrote, “and I just ran across this picture of them on the first day they met. It would be really cool if someone could try to restore it, so I could have it printed.”
More than one person tried to restore it — perhaps several dozen Redditors did so, putting what was probably hundreds of total hours into the effort with Photoshop and other post-processing tools. To judge by the quality of the output, many of them are almost certainly graphic artists and other professionals. Above right is the submission by “colacube”, whose submission garnered the most karma points from other Redditors. (But there are many more submissions of roughly equal quality.)
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(Source: happyplace.com)
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‘Well, this was odd. An isolated email with “re:” in the subject title (never necessarily indicative of any prior conversation, of course), sent to my work address, about a topic which I do tend to communicate about quite often. That would be gaming, not.. dating.
Basically it looks like I got an identikit spam email, though I cannot be absolutely sure about that. It’s very odd - the spam equivalent to the uncanny valley, perhaps? Basically the only thing which I found marks this as not a blog- or career-related email is the fact “Tony” ‘s Twitter account doesn’t exist. I do wonder what the author hoped to achieve with this email, though.’