This eight pages/one print page InfoWorld article on "Microsoft's 13/thirteen worst missteps of all time ... the landmarks among 25 years of failures Redmond-style..."

FailDesk shows two funny Abstruse Goose comic strips: » read more | login to post comments

Blue's News shared two articles from American Dialect and British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on English words of the year

FailDesk shared a funny 3.25 minutes SuperNews! YouTube video showing "Your Dad Asks iPhone Questions -- ... dad just doesn't understand technology."

Music History in Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)s show animated images from various music pieces

VideoSift shares a 4.25 minutes YouTube music video, with parodies and spoofs, showing some YouTubers starring in a mash-up of culturally defining moments of 2012. Can you spot all the references? There are also interactive surprises/Easter eggs too. See Reddit comment for the answers and links. There is also a six minute and 14 seconds behind the scenes on YouTube.

This five pages Wired article (one single page) talks about Mat Honan's online security history with passwords.

Woki Toki, also on YouTube, has a bunch of musical videos showing clip compilations of what the Internet/world think of each country

A Doomworld Forum thread shared a few links about the original DOOM game. Two links were worth sharing and reading:

GameTrailers (GT) has a bunch of retrospective episodes on various video games.

HardOCP shares a Mashable airtlce on "The History of graphics interchange formats

MacStories have an article, with images, titled "Mapping The Entertainment Ecosystems of Apple, Microsoft, Google & Amazon" -- "...

Your crazy overlordy read the hardcopy Wired article titled "In Search of the Living, Purring, Singing Heart of the Online Cat-Industrial Complex" about cats/felines/pussies/kitties and the Internet. It can be read on its web site: "six pages/one long page.

Reddit (#1 and #2) shared two YouTube videos (#1 and #2) showing funny

Network World (one ugly web page) has an old twelve/12 pages slide showing "Steve Ballmer versus/vs. Windows Live Messenger emoticons -- I was playing around with adding emoticons to my Windows Live Messenger account when a thought struck me: Who do they remind me of? Do you see the resemblance? ..."

Gizmo's Freeware recently mentioned Atari Arcade showing off remade old classic Atari video games for the newer web browser, Internet Explorer. However, most of them worked OK on other web browsers like Mozilla's SeaMonkey) v2.12.

Blue's News share a Chinese Flash game version/port of Angry Birds Space on FreeWebArcade.

HardOCP and Mashable report that National Broadcast Company (NBC) Olympics web site will be airing a live feed of the XXX (not that, you perv(ert)s)/30th Olympics closing ceremony over the Internet at 4:00 PM EDT/1:00 PM PDT.