Who doesn’t love Stan Lee? He’s brought us some of the most memorable characters over the years. Over at his Youtube channel Stan Lee’s World of Heros, where he has some great shows like Cocktails with Stan Lee, Geek DIY, and my personal Favorite Stan’s Rant’s, he’s unveiling some new content. Each show has it’s own style …
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Kerning is an important element of all designs including any form of typography. For the uninitiated kerning is how you space letters. As the always relevant XKCD points out bad kerning can be quite irksome. This little web based game from Method Of Action will let you test your chops at how good or bad …
The whole SOPA/PIPA debate has been making its rounds on the internet for a while now. But still a lot of people aren’t exactly sure what it is, or they don’t know how far it reaches. To bring awareness to this the popular community reddit is planning to go “dark” from 8am-8pm EST on January …
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There’s always been talking saying that having a cell phone will give you cancer and brain tumors, but now a study has been completed that has showed there is no such link. A new study has come out, showing that over a 15 year period, an entire population of people has shown now greater increase …
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Warner Brothers Digital Distribution announced today that they’re going to release an action comedy series called Aim High though Facebook. It will be produced by Warner Premier and Dolphin Entertainment. They’re calling it “the first-ever social series from a Hollywood Studio.” Facebook will allow you to add your profile information by installing the Facebook app …
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Research In Motion has unveiled a game changing, I mean new, no I mean the same phone once again. Following in standard RIM procedure it was unveiled the latest variation of the Curve. I’m not really sure what RIM is trying to do here. It’s not really a new phone since they’ve made the Curve …
The Federal Bureau of Investigations confirmed that they executed more than 30 search warrants today across the country targeting hackers related to Anonymous which led to 14 arrests. The 14 were arrested in Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, the District of Columbia, Florida, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico and Ohio. The suspects were indicted by a federal grand …
There has been lots of news floating around the interwebs recently about a Mac targeted malware attack called Mac Defender. At first Apple refused to recognize it existed, then say it will be patched in an update. The severity of it was debatable, but one thing was known, it was relatively low risk because you …
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A 20-year-old Australian has fallen to his death while joining on the internet fad of “planking” and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard is calling for a ban of the on the extreme aspects of the activity. Really? A ban on something that is usually harmless, but this dumbass decided he wanted to plank on a …
Following a massive data breach affecting 77 million users, Sony held a press conference to address the PlayStation Network and Qriocity outage and outline plans for service relaunch.
Google is now requiring users who violate copyright to watch a 4-and-a-half minute animated video called “Youtube Copyright School” and pass a test. The new policy is intended to help users understand copyright law and avoid future violations.
The House of Representatives voted to reject the FCC’s Net Neutrality regulations, but the bill is likely to be vetoed by President Obama. The regulations prohibit cable, DSL and broadband companies from blocking websites, and require them to be more transparent about their traffic management practices.
The Motorola Xoom and Atrix are powerful Android devices, but high prices are holding back sales.
A guide on how to survive the internet apocalypse and avoid trolls, including how to spot them and how to fight them.
Music labels are arguing that Amazon should pay a license fee for streaming music uploaded to the Cloud Player. Amazon disagrees, saying that users are only streaming music they have already purchased. Could this legal battle lead to record companies pulling content from Amazon’s music store?
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