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

VideoSift shares a three minutes and 59 seconds YouTube video

Neatorama shares Dan Meth's cute and :) image showing "PANGAEA

The Daily What (TDW) Geeks share a Mental Floss/mental_floss blog showing "The Most Amusing Images from the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) Strike -- On January 18th, websites across the internet went on strike to protest the SOPA and the related Protect IP Act (PIPA). Some sites were completely blocked; others added censorship graphics to their banners, and some posted about the strike. The point was to make all internet users aware of the bills before Congress and to encourage reader participation. A few sites went above and beyond the call of duty and made the strike itself entertaining.

Neatorama shares a brief and sad biography on Curly Howard

Reddit shares a ten minutes YouTube video

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).

FailDesk shows what "passwords are like ..."

Reddit shares The High Definite's image showing "James Bond Film Pictograms".

VideoSift shares an amusing one minute and 19 seconds YouTube video titled "Unknown...

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.

Vimeo has many long Nerd Nite presentation recordings from four cities (Austin, Madison, San Francisco, and Seattle)

Outofbort's old Reddit comment shared a 35.5 minutes blurry Vimeo video talk titled "20,000 Leagues Under the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP): The Undersea Internet" -- "There's a lot more to making the internet a global phenomenon than two tin cans and a very long string.

(Audio)KaT shares an amusing comic strip on pronouncing words wrong/incorrectly...

Neatorama shares a Mental Floss/mental_floss article on "The 25 Most Powerful Songs of the Past 25 Years -- They're not the most beautiful songs, or the most musically important. In fact, a few could literally drive you nuts. But the following tunes--some as old as Mozart, others as current as Beyoncé--have fundamentally altered the world we live in at some point in the last quarter century. They've saved lives, brought glory to America, and gotten teenagers to use deodorant. Somehow, they’ve made a difference. So, ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for the ultimate power playlist. Let the countdown begin! ..."