This two minutes and 39 seconds YouTube video show "Television/TV's Best Fake Websites". There is even a three minutes and 57 seconds YouTube video

In Gloom Pouet BBS thread mentioned his blog on "the state of the demoscene: 1991 - 2011". It has a lot of details like graphs.

Also, Marq mentioned his Demoscene Research -- "scientific material concerning the demo culture. Demoscene Research is a collection of scientific material concerning the demo culture, also known as the scene. Major part of the page is an extensive bibliography of demo-related books, theses, articles and online material. We also maintain a list of researchers who have studied the scene. News and demo-related discussions are disseminated in the blog on the front page. There is also a related newsgroup, Demo Research, where we post the most important news so that you can read and discuss them by email..."

GameTrailers have two long retrospectives on Mortal Kombat (25 minutes and 4

TidBITS mention The Restart Page shows "a tribute to the most significant operating system (OSes) ..." and "Free unlimited rebooting experience from vintage operating systems."

LinuxToday shares Geek.com's article, with an infographic, "charting the state of Linux in the past and how it has progressed to its current, healthy state..."

Abyss' Pouet BBS/forum thread mentions Assembly Archive that has many stuff from its yearly events

Linux Today shares an amusing new web site titled Linux Beards -- "Linux is powered by beards! Submit your beard photograph/photo. or video

09:48AM [grifter] http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/linux-world-map.html

Here is the big image.

YouTube has a 44 minutes and 44 seconds Batman documentary on YouTube titled "The Psychology of The Dark Knight"

In the proper *chan tradition of image macros like Courage Dog, and Advice dog... Windows Guy tries Unix!

It's funny because it's true.

This XKCD comic strip shows where sudo reports go...

NeoWin has two articles with brief histories on viruses in Mac (also on Sophos) and Linux.

Pouet mentions a shares a three minutes and 24 seconds AMD 64-bit Linux demonstration/demo. titled "Binary of Babel" by Segfault Garden -- "This is a classical-style demo that uses over 20 different programming languges to create the effects...

/. shares a twenty-one slides Technologizer gallery titled "The Great Operating System (OS) Games" -- "They may not be the fanciest computer games of all time, but untold billions of hours of productivity have been lost to them over the past four decades.

VideoSift shares a funny 3.25 minutes YouTube video (also on its official Web site; warning: a quick censored sex scene) showing trailer for "JavaZone" -- "Java 4-ever".

Pingdom reports the developer obsession with code names with 114 interesting examples

UserFriendly shows its comic strip on the "evolution of language through the ages"

Chairboy shares a small and funny screen shot showing how Linux is evil.