EHow UK shows a seventeen/17 slides of "The Internet's 15 greatest hidden gems -- Software developers are a creative lot, and they often like to surprise users with unexpected gifts.

VideoSift shared a two minutes and 12 seconds YouTube video showing "... a behind the scenes view of this year's Tony Awards from Radio City Music Hall.

BBC News, with its eleven/11 images and embedded short motion sickness videos, show "Secret life of the cat: What do our feline companions get up to? Ever wondered what your cat spends its time doing when you're not around? Where do our purring pets go when they disappear through the cat flap? ..."

Boing Boing shared This Was First showing the "First Posts and Products on the World's Most Popular Websites".

Ars Technica has a three pages article on "The Trajectory of Television (TV)--starting with a big history of the small screen.

Cartoon Brew reported on "Max Headroom and the Strange World of Pseudo-Computer Generated Imagery (CGI)".

VideoSift shared an amusing two minutes and 28 seconds Vimeo video titled "No F****** Around In Room 427 -- A short film about a hotel with strict policies."

Dorkly shared a 20.5 minutes YouTube video showing a montage of video games and arcades in films/movies.

VideoSift shared an 1.75 minutes YouTube video showing "S*** Support Agents Say -- Phrases you will hear a lot if you call customer service..."

VideoSift shared a funny 3.5 minutes YouTube video showing "I Like You in Real Life (But Not on the Internet)".

Blue's News shared a simple tower defense shooter type of Flash game titled "Dirty Earthlings" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, Game Ark -- "You ran out of fuel and your ship crashed. Now, the human military forces want to capture you. Resist all human attacks while waiting for the arrival of the mother ship that will take you back to your planet. Make the most of all your resources: mighty towers, incredible powers, deadly weapons and kill everyone that tries to capture you..."

Blue's News shared an addicting Flash puzzle game titled "Assembots" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, Free Online Games (FOG) -- "A modern take on a classic puzzle game. You must guide you robots from their work place back home to safety after a long shift at work. You must use the robots skills in engineering to bash through wall, blast through rock, dig down through earth, bridge over ravines an swim through oceans in order to save them."

Blue's News shared an eight image Wired's slide show (one page) showing "The Funny, Occasionally Dirty, Hidden Messages in Your Favorite Games -- It's the 80's, or perhaps the 90's.

Pew Internet has a few reports showing that "Teens are sharing more info(rmation) about themselves on social media sites than they have in the past, but they are also taking a variety of technical and non-technical steps to manage the privacy of that information. Despite taking these privacy-protective actions, teen social media users do not express a high level of concern about third-parties (such as businesses or advertisers) accessing their data ..."

Blue's News shared a turn based Flash card game titled "Back2Back Commander" on Games For Work and its official web site, Battle Cards, which has more features like online multiplayer -- "Play your cards right to defend and attack rockets. Kill enemy or lift off to win." and "Massively multiplayer realtime card strategy game."

HardOCP shared an almost 3.75 minutes hilarious YouTube video titled "The Inbox" showing what "if spam messages were delivered by real people".

Blue's News shared a very short Flash puzzle game titled "Lost Fluid" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, JJWallace Games -- "Crash land on a lonely planet!"

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Symbolset's /. comment/reply shared a hilarious 2.5 minutes YouTube video titled "A Facebook Update In Real Life