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

OSNews shares a MSDN blog showing "Creating the Windows 8 User Experience" and a brief history of the Windows user interfaces

From internet relay chat (IRC) earlier:

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

/. shares Scott Hanselman's blog on how "the floppy disk means save, and 14/fourteen other old people icons that don't make sense anymore. What happens when all the things we based our icons on don't exist anymore? Do they just become, ahem, iconic glyphs whose origins are shrouded in mystery? ..."

/. and PC Magazine mentioned 24 minutes and 49 seconds YouTube video, of Director John Carmack's commentary, and a free playable online full game to celebrate the twenty (20) years of Wolfenstein 3-D/3D (Wolf3D).

VideoSift shares Imagine Games Network (IGN)'s YouTube video showing "Diablo In 5 Minutes [Series Recap] - Diablo, Diablo II & Diablo III" -- "With Diablo III on the horizon, we thought we'd take a quick look back at the series and get you caught up on the story so far. Watch the video, relive some good memories of adventures past and get ready for Diablo III! ..."

A funny analogy from this Broadband/DSL Reports forum thread post/reply.

Fail Blog shows a funny image of what really goes on with a desktop computer when printing.

Vintage Computing and Gaming (VC&G) shares a fourteen pages Technologizer article showing "Atari Oddities -- The wacky Atari you don't know

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"

In Gloom Pouet BBS thread mentioned his blog on "the state of the demoscene: 1991 - 2011". It has a lot of details like graphs.

Also, Marq mentioned his Demoscene Research -- "scientific material concerning the demo culture. Demoscene Research is a collection of scientific material concerning the demo culture, also known as the scene. Major part of the page is an extensive bibliography of demo-related books, theses, articles and online material. We also maintain a list of researchers who have studied the scene. News and demo-related discussions are disseminated in the blog on the front page. There is also a related newsgroup, Demo Research, where we post the most important news so that you can read and discuss them by email..."

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

Vintage Computing and Gaming shares a seventeen/17 pages slide show (one ugly web page showing all images as thumbnails)

GameTrailers have two long retrospectives on Mortal Kombat (25 minutes and 4

Google Videos (short parts that are less than ten minutes long and have more episodes) have a 20+ minutes video collection of several years old documentaries from Icons (no longer aired).

TidBITS mention The Restart Page shows "a tribute to the most significant operating system (OSes) ..." and "Free unlimited rebooting experience from vintage operating systems."

Blizzard has a eleven minutes has an "extended Diablo retrospective -- This Diablo retrospective was a labor of blood, sweat, and hellfire...