Jan 13
How do the animals we eat perceive their own existence and what do they think of us? This experimental short film from Shunsaku.H attempts to find out.
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Jan 13
Your Google search history is probably littered with typos, questionable queries, embarrassing visits to malware-infected websites, porn, Facebook, porn, Facebook, basic math questions a 6-year-old would know, juvenile jokes and so forth. It’s not a proud place to be. But what if in order to make all those searches you do on Google, you had to talk to a real life person? Can you imagine if Google was just some guy in an office answering all of your life’s questions?
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Jan 13
Despite being so user-friendly on the whole, computers are incredibly complex systems. So complex that sometimes—just sometimes—the only explanation for a fault is that it must be haunted or something. Just blame the ghost in the machine. [XKCD]
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Jan 11
The Onion‘s Peter K. Rosenthal takes a look back at Steven Spielberg’s 1982 classic E.T., and comes away with a less-than-glowing review. The movie, Rosenthal maintains, did viewers a great disservice, and missed a crucial opportunity, in never once showing the creature that gave the movie its title. Confused? Just watch and all will be revealed.
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Jan 10
Jan 10
This article was written on July 18, 2008 by CyberNet.
Fun Friday
Like our Monday CyberNotes articles that changed themes over time, our Friday articles changed as well. We originally started with “Free for All Fridays” and we focused on finding various services or software that were free for everybody. Eventually we switched and it’s now “Fun Friday.” With these articles, we try to find something fun or funny that we think our readers will enjoy. Today’s compilation of our favorites will include articles from both themes. Enjoy!
The Analysis of a Digg Effect 4X in 10 Days
An article making the front page of Digg and the effects on the website it came from is jaw-dropping to say the least. It effects everything from the obvious such as traffic to the not so obvious like new RSS subscribers and dedicated readers. From July 1st-July 10th, CyberNet News had 4 articles make the front page of Digg. This is essentially an analysis on the 4X Digg effect we experienced complete with crazy graphs that speak for themselves on the powerfulness that Digg can have.
Remember the Milk – Free Simple Task Manager
Back in September 2006, we wrote about Remember the Milk for the first time. It’s a task manager that has come a long ways, and is quite a bit different today than what it was back in 2006. If you’re having trouble mentally managing your to-do list, you may want to check it out!
Fun Flash Games For Friday!
You can never have too many games, can you? This is a collection of games that readers sent in as tips. It includes everything from Road Blocks to BowMaster.
Microsoft Windows Vista Comics, Jokes, and Humor!
We like Windows, but sometimes you just can’t help but laugh at some of the Windows jokes. This article is a collection of humorous Windows Vista comics and jokes from all over the Net.
Crazy Mouse Pad Couch!
This CyberNotes is all about couches. They aren’t your ordinary everyday couches, not in the least. The collection includes a mouse pad couch, a mac couch, and a FedEx box couch. Check it out…
Best of Mac vs. PC Parodies
Of course everybody has seen some of the Mac vs. PC parodies, but have you seen the PC vs. Mac one that are out there?
The Best Big Bang Theory Quotes
Without a doubt, The Big Bang Theory is a new favorite sitcom. It’s one of those shows where you’ll catch yourself literally laughing out loud. You could say the 30 minute show definitely has quite the entertainment value. This article features some of the best quotes from the show!
What Kind of Geek Are You?
It’s probably safe to say that many of you who are reading this right now consider yourself a geek and you couldn’t be more proud. Today we’re asking what kind of geek are you, and I think Scott Johnson’s 56 Geeks Project will help you answer that question. He designed all of the geeks included after a sketch or two inspired him to come up with as many geeky stereotypes as he could. He ended up with 56 different ones, and they are so creative. We included 10 of the geeks I thought you guys would be able to relate to best.
Life Before the Internet was like…
It’s hard to imagine what life was like before the Internet, isn’t it? I’ve been using it for more than half of my life, but today’s generation of kids grew up with it. Those are the kids that don’t even know the difference between life before and after the Internet came along, but I’m sure you can remember the differences, like…
Photoshop Mistakes…
This article contains some of the worst Photoshop editing jobs out there. There’s everything from extra hands to a third arm, to someone without an arm!
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Jan 09
Jan 08
Remember kids, if your gums are bleeding when you finish flossing, you’re either pushing too hard or not hard enough.
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Jan 08
"I hate when people take photos of their meal instead of eating it, because there’s nothing I love more than the sound of other people chewing." Damn straight, Randall Munroe. Damn. Straight. [XKCD]
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