Google Maps Mania shares Historic Map Works that contain "... historic digital map database of North America and the world. Drawing on the largest physical collection of American property atlases of its type, it is our aim to be the single best online destination for map enthusiasts and researchers alike.

Linux Today shares an Opensource.com article on "The digital rights management graveyard: A brief history of digital rights management in music.

Boing Boing shares a Wired article on supercuts -- "For the last few years, I’ve tracked a particular flavor of remix culture that I called 'supercuts' -- fast-paced video montages that assemble dozens or hundreds of short clips on a common theme.

DeltaGamer has a nine pages article on "The History of Battlefield" games before its series until the latest one (Battlefield 3).

GamerSpawn made a 45 minutes YouTube video

It8Bit shares an interactive Google Maps showing "The United States/U.S. Classic Arcades Map" -- "... focuses on arcades dedicated to 'classic' arcade gaming. Other types of venues with a significant number of classic arcade machines may also be included.

Your overlord would totally play "Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) Tag" games as shown in this FoxTrot comic strip.

Blue's News share Network World's 59 pages slide show showing "the world's geekiest license plates -- This slideshow is filled with images of vanity plates so geeky

VideoSift shares a two minutes and 20 seconds YouTube video (original/official video source) showing a silly MAD's animated skit/sketch

Neatorama shares a funny one minute and 25 seconds YouTube video showing "If Computer Problems Were Real" ...

The Daily What Geeks share an amusing web site, with videos, titled "Bleeoo" -- "#RIPdialup Remember the glory of dialing up? Kids today won't know the shrill cry of a 9600 baud, or the magical 'doodleeedoo' of a 28.8 modem. Help preserve our digital history. Join us in recording your best impression of a 'modem handshake' sound."

VideoSift shares a 55 minutes and 58 seconds year old Vimeo video, with cussings and nudity (breasts/b00bs/tits), showing "Historian Jason Scott walks through the many-years story of software piracy and touches on the tired debates before going into a completely different direction -- the interesting, informative, hilarious and occasionally obscene world of inter-pirate-group battles.

Neatorama shares a two pages Ranker article, with embedded YouTube videos, showing "The Top Steve Jobs Keynote Moments -- Keynote speeches by Steve Jobs, the co-founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple, Incorporation/Inc., have become something of a cultural event. Especially as of August 24, 2011, when he resigned as CEO of Apple. So, relentlessly analyzed, interpreted, live-blogged and picked apart for details, these 'Steve-notes,' as they have come to be called, give insight not only into the new products and features Apple will be touting in the coming fiscal quarter, but Jobs' own outlook on gadgets and technology. With Jobs ongoing struggles with illness, his physical appearance and demeanor as well have become fodder for armchair pundits and tech obsessives.

Google Maps Mania shares an interactive Google Maps web site tilted "Dead Cell Zones" -- "a 'Consumer Generated Coverage Map^TM' of outdoor and indoor cell phone reception problem locations for AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, MetroPCS, Tracfone, and other regional carriers.

Meme Generator lets people make captions on silly memes.

Here are three/3 videos from the web site's outage/down earlier today:

Blue's News and Furious Fan Boys share a funny Twitter account based on the original Terminator movie.

I Can Has Cheezburger? shares a funny four minutes and 40 seconds (4:40) YouTube video parody/spoof

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

5-Second Films have many funny short five (actually eight for those fillers/gaps) seconds videos, with cussings and dark/sacrastic meanings