Dec 13
Dec 13
Obviously nobody wants their website full of abusive content cleverly hidden away in the last name field. So why not get creative?
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Dec 12
Dec 12
Hilarious Video Pokes Fun At Google’s Attempt To Force Google+ Onto Everyone
Posted in: Today's ChiliGoogle’s attempt at a social network of their own resulted in Google+. While there is nothing inherently wrong with Google+, safe to say many are already comfortable with social networks such as Facebook and Twitter where they might have already a loyal following and a page/account all setup the way they like it. This however has not stopped Google from trying to get everyone to hop on board their social network. We saw Google’s attempts at trying to encourage more Google+ signups by integrating the service with YouTube, where all YouTube comments made require the person to have a Google+ account. Recently we have also seen how Google removed the Gallery apps from its Google Play edition handsets in a bid to encourage users to use the Photos app, which unsurprisingly has better Google+ integration.
To that extent College Humor has created a video in which it makes fun of Google’s efforts at trying to shove Google+ down our throats, by offering a free service called “Blackmail” where if one does not sign up for a Google+ account, Google will release all the information that they have on us to friends and family. The video points out how Chrome’s “Incognito Mode” is actually not incognito, and that our embarrassing searches will be posted online for everyone to see. It’s a pretty hilarious video and if you have a few minutes to spare, it’s definitely worth your time if you’re looking for a chuckle or two.
Hilarious Video Pokes Fun At Google’s Attempt To Force Google+ Onto Everyone original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Dec 12
Hiring you and your car out on Lyft can be an amusing experience—especially if Ice Cube, Kevin Hart and Conan are the people who want to get a lift.
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Dec 11
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Dec 09
Dec 09
Just like your choice of language in email and the frequency with which you use emoticons says a lot about you, so does the the format in which you send your attachments.
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