This three pages Dorkly article tells the "ten/10 western games and trends that never caught on in Japan" -- "In the olden days of gaming, everything worthwhile came out of Japan, as did all of the console manufacturers.

Network World made lists of its "25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries" for each past year: 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007.

Your overlord agrees with this old xkcd comic strip on web browsers' Flash games versus/vs. the most powerful game systems these days. Your overlord wasted a lot of hours today with them and was supposed to be doing other productive things.

Blue's News and Laughing Squid share an io9 infographic showing "how the world has changed" between years 2000 and 2010 -- "It's hard to believe how much the world has transformed in the past decade -- but our handy infographic tells the whole story...

VideoGame Lookalikes (VGL) is a web site that has many images comparing real-life people (including from the gaming community) with videogame character

Neatorama shares a funny two minutes CollegeHumor video parody/spoof showing "Forgotten 80s Nintendo Games"

VideoSift shares a 49 seconds New Scientist video showing a "progress bar illusion. Visual illusions can make download status bars look faster than they really are."

Blue's News share a seven pages Wired article (one page), with embedded videos, showing the "seven/7 most catastrophic World of Warcraft (WoW) moments" -- "... some truly unplanned cataclysms have rocked World of Warcraft in the game's six-year history.

Blue's News share a two pages GameSpot feature article on how "World of Warcraft has undergone one of its most dramatic changes with a patch aptly named The Shattering.

NeoWin has two articles with brief histories on viruses in Mac (also on Sophos) and Linux.

Vintage Computing and Gaming shares a fourteen pages/slides Technologizer article showing "Windows Oddities: 25 Years of Microsoftian Weirdness -- Contrary to popular belief, Windows is far from boring. Dig below the surface, and you'll discover a stranger side to the world's most popular operating system. It's filled with twisted homages, forgotten platforms, and dead ends. In a word, it's full of oddities.

Blacklily8's YouTube channel has many interviews, reviews, gameplays, histories, etc. in "Matt Chat"

Blue's News share an amusing infographic on Trey Connell whowing the differences between current web designers and web developers.

Boing Boing shares a Scores.org infographic showing "The Brutal Decline of Yahoo"

FiringSquad shows a drawing showing first perspective shooter (FPS) map design, then and now.

Neatorama shares "Damn You, Autocorrect!" (has cussings and not safe for work (NSFW)) -- "If you have an iPhone, iPod, or iPad, you know how annoying the Auto Correct feature can be. It changes words without rhyme or reason, and if you're chatting with someone and hit 'send' too quickly, it can really make you look like an idiot.

Pouet mentions a shares a three minutes and 24 seconds AMD 64-bit Linux demonstration/demo. titled "Binary of Babel" by Segfault Garden -- "This is a classical-style demo that uses over 20 different programming languges to create the effects...

LinuxToday and Geek.com share an amusing interactive game (requires one of the newer web browser versions) of Pong with both Flash and HyperText Markup Language (HTML) 5 technologies

This twelve pages Internet Gaming Network (IGN) article shows "Star Wars' Darth Vader in Games: A Visual History -- We celebrate Star Wars' greatest villain in pixels and polygons.

Blue's News shares The Scene Documentary's six parts YouTube video playlist (has some nudity artworks) showing its "Demoscene Documentary" in its entirety.