CNET News show a twenty two pages/slides showing "making the vote count: Voting machines then and now (pictures/photo(graph)s) -- Amid all the problems that have been solved with advances in technology, the simple act of tallying votes is still an arduous task in America.

Blue's News and Major Nelson mentioned an almost 1.5 hours YouTube video playlist showing five parts of "Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn", a live-action Halo video game series.

/. shares a three pages (one/single print page) Computerworld article on "Past is prototype: The evolution of the computer keyboard -- Uncovering the keyboard's past points us toward its future..."

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

Nerd Approved shared a funny Cheezburger image showing a parody/spoof

Dorkly shares an almost 2.25 minutes YouTube video showing "The Minecraft (A Matrix Parody, A Minecraft Tribute) -- "Have you ever played a game so much that you thought it was real?" Hell yeah...

VideoSift shared an over 1.5 minutes YouTube video showing "Pumpktris is a fully playable version of Tetris built into a pumpkin, with 128 Light Emitting Diode (LEDs) for the display and the stem serving as a game controller.

Payphone Project shows "stories, pictures, phone numbers and news from payphones and public telephony".

This seven/7 pages OCModShop article looks into the past and the current Windows versions -- "Today Microsoft launched its latest version of its iconic Operating System (OS): Windows 8. There have been many version of Windows over the years, and one can't help but wonder what justifies this version number. Microsoft and other technology companies have over-written and re-named their product history before, so we take a good hard look at all the previous operating systems to see if the numbers add up.

Wired (one very long web page with all of the images) shows "Incredibly Small: Best Microscope Photos of the Year -- Every year for nearly four decades, Nikon has received hundreds of entries in its Small World microscope photography contest. Every year, the images are more amazing, and this year's winners -- selected from nearly 2,000 submissions -- are undoubtedly the best yet. Super-close-ups of garlic, snail fossils, stinging nettle, bat embryos, bone cancer and a ladybug are among the top images this year. The first place winner (above) shows the blood-brain barrier in a living zebrafish embryo, which Nikon believes is the first image ever to show the formation of this barrier in a live animal..."

Apple has the two minutes movie trailer for Iron Man 3.

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" -- "...

Star Wars Archive is pretty much what it is with images, videos, etc. from Star Wars.

Blue's News shared a Yahoo! Game blog on Atari 2600's 35 factoids you might not have heard about...

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.

Blue's News share a ten/10 pages (one/single page) Flavorwire article, with embedded video clips and images, showing "10 Films Surprisingly Created Without CGI -- We live in a movie universe where the Michael Bays and James Camerons of Hollywood are crafting their on-screen worlds with the help of incredible computer-aided technology.

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? ..."

VideoSift shares a five minutes YouTube video showing how soap bars are made.