CBS News have an seventeen/17 pages (one ugly web page with thumbnails) image gallery

Vintage Computing and Gaming (VC&G) shared a ten/10 (last one doesn't count) pages PCWorld's image gallery (one ugly web page with thumbnails) showing "The Roots of Social Networking -- Before Facebook, before even Friendster (current one is nothing like its old/former one), people still had social networking. Here's a look at how computer users got together in the days before the dawn of the Internet..."

Squirrel-Monkey has a YouTube channel with videos showing skits/sketches of retro online stuff -- "After seeing the British BBC show, 'Look Around You', Jo Luijten was inspired by the idea of creating a nonexistent world in the past.

This Twaggies comic strip (also on GoComics) shows "a blackout is just your brain clearing its browsing history."

05:22PM [Mousey] FUN!
05:22PM [Mousey] WorkerAnt: http://www.pointerpointer.com/

VideoSift shared an over 16.5 minutes YouTube talk video showing "Luis von Ahn: Massive-scale online collaboration.

Neatorama shares a BuzzFeed web page showing "50 Animated Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)s To 'Turn On, Tune In, And Drop Out'" that can cause seizures, brain to go wacky/bonker, puke, amazement, etc.

Neatorama shares a new web site titled "Did You Know Gaming" on video game facts.

LinuxToday shares a five pages eSecurity Planet article share recent reports from various companies that have shed light on the current state of malware, phishing, and other attack methods.

Dorkly shares several funny Facebook images on an attempt in "Recapturing the Diablo Magic".

From internet relay chat (IRC) earlier:

1:50PM [Mousey] http://informationweek.com/thebrainyard/news/
social_networking_consumer/231500371/you-know-youre-from-it-in-1990s-if-

VideoSift shares a funny one minute and 53 seconds YouTube video showing a parody/spoof of recent Diablo 3 issues

LaurelQuade shares his/her map creation showing the "Map of Redditland" based on the population data

FAIL Blog shares a funny long doctored and censored image titled "If World Events Were Your Annoying Facebook Friends

Two comic strips of the day that woke your BUSY and sleepy overlord up

Nerd Approved shares a hilarious Funny or Die image

VideoSift shares a nineteen and 48 seconds TED video talk -- "As we expect more from technology, do we expect less from each other? Sherry Turkle studies how our devices and online personas are redefining human connection and communication -- and asks us to think deeply about the new kinds of connection we want to have.