Your overlord forgot to share this three months old five pages Wired article (one page) about creators with their YouTube videos

Neatorama shares The Economist article -- "a poll contradicts what we thought we knew about income and happiness. DESPITE global economic gloom, the world is a happier place than it was before the financial crisis began. That is the counterintuitive conclusion of a poll of 19,000 adults in 24 countries by Ipsos, a research company..."

VideoSift (has English translations) shares an amusing three minutes and 42 seconds foreign YouTube video showing a real life video game spoof/parody

This four pages Network World article (one print page) lists the "15 worst Internet privacy scandals of all time -- Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Sony named in our Online Privacy Hall of Shame"

IT World shares an one minute and 52 seconds YouTube video parody/spoof showing "Sh*t End Users Say

Blue's News share a Superman themed Flash game titled "Square Hero" on Games For Work and Max Games -- "There is danger afoot, its time for our average Joe to jump into that phone-booth and emerge as a super hero. With numerous powers including flight and heat vision, fly, run, burn and smash your way across 7 puzzling stages, rescuing innocents and douching flames with your super breath! Race against the clock to beat each stage as quick as possible!" and "Run into phonebooths to change into a superhero to save people and make it through obstacles."

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks share a funny two minutes » read more | login to post comments

Blue's News share a silly Flash game titled "My Dear Boss" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, Agame.com -- "Show them who's boss...

Lance Pine's Tweet mentions a Gallup article showing Americans' ratings on professions (nurses, pharmacists, medical doctors, Congress members, etc.) for their honesty and ethical standards. This has been happening since 1976, including annually since 1990.

FailDesk shares a four pages showing achievements for "Information Technology (IT) Achievements Unlocked! -- If you've ever played any games via the Steam network, you know what these are. As we go throughout the struggles of banal, the frustrating, the mind-numbing and inane every day...sometimes we feel like the only satisfaction we can get is the chance of going home at some point.

Neatorama shares a musical two minutes and 43 seconds YouTube video showing "where your bags go after they pass through those black rubber flaps at the airport..."

This FailDesk comic strip show how developers/programmers/software engineers and users see each other.

Neatorama shares The Economist's blog, with its chart and a 1.75 minutes video, showing the time offs from each country

Neatorama shares Awwccupy Wall Street showing "The #Occupy Movement's cutest protestors."

Neatorama shares funny web site titled "FailDesk" -- "... a humor site dedicated to all the information technology (IT) professionals out there who work so tirelessly and diligently to make sure 'the system stays up.' Sometimes the constant hours and little-to-no gratification can get someone down. Let FailDesk be the place to cheer you up! ...

Neatorama shares a two pages Cracked article on "The 5/Five Most Horrifyingly Wasteful Film Shoots -- ... it's obvious Hollywood cares about our fragile environment.

The Daily What Geeks mention an incomplete image collection -- "Star Trek has a history of great celebrity cameos, and Redditor coolinwithcosta has rounded up a collection of 'random famous people'

Neatorama shares a BuzzFeed article showing "Eleven/11 anachronistic photos./photographs from behind the scenes -- There is something discombobulating about Ring Wraiths using umbrellas.

Fail Blog shares a funny comic strip