Digg shares a funny unknown comic strip and Calvin and Hobbes' comic strip showing a gamer outside.

FORA.tv has a 33.75 minutes video: "Mike Madrid presents The Supergirls: Fashion, Feminism, Fantasy, and the History of the Comic Book Heroines

Digg shares a 2.5 minutes movie trailer for Prince of Persia on IGN (Flash video only). It can be seen also on Movie-List for a higher quality videos.

Chairboy shares a funny 3.5 minutes YouTube video showing a missing episode

Neatorama shares a Karen's coffee art/painting showing "the link between coffee and art connected...

Blue Man Library (BML) shares its eight parts 40(?) minutes documentary titled "Blue Man Group History" (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, and #8)

BBC News report that "gadget problems divide the sexes. Men and women have different approaches to dealing with technology problems, according to a gadget helpline..."

Neatorama shares a simple silent Flash puzzle game titled "Drench" -- "... Select your next color to make your paint splotch bigger, and try to cover the entire floor in paint. You only have a certain number of moves for each level."

ChartsBin is a Web site that has "simple and interactive way of showing historical statistical data to chart or graph and focused on building the most exciting and engaging destination for statisticians, and computer scientists in the world..."

Something Awful (SA) shows six pages of amusing doctored movie posters titled "Movies That Show Their Age!"

Digg shares a Flash puzzle game titled "Kerixep" -- "Light up all the squares, starting from the green one" while holding down the mouse button.

This four pages Technologizer article takes six classic personal computers (PCs) from yesteryear–some cheap, some expensive–and compare one could buy today for the same price

Boing Boing says that "if you flip the Dodge Viper logo upside down

Boing Boing shares three links (uppercase, lowercase, and numbers and punctuation)

Neatorama shares a BBC News article on how grumpy is feeling grumpy "is good for you" according to research...

Boing Boing shares a funny photocopy image

Youku, a Chinese streaming video site, has a 58 minutes and 56 seconds BBC documentary titled "Upgrade Me" -- "Poet and gadget lover Simon Armitage explores people's obsession with upgrading to the latest technological gadgetry.

Tempnexus' Broadband/DSL Reports forum post tells a funny and dirty computer story

VideoSift shares a hilarious two minutes and 21 seconds Onion video (also on YouTube) about a terrible accident at The Staples Center with a National Basketball Association (NBA) game between Los Angeles/L.A. Clippers and Phoenix Suns