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Illustrator H. Caldwell Tanner sheds light on what goes on in the blind zone of first person shooters.

Twitter becomes the latest social media powerhouse to get on board the hype train of in-house music streaming services.

It’s here. What’s the verdict?

The rage comic emoticon of modesty has been confirmed!

Look at all these meme references in the 2D beat ’em up game Guacameele! (via Kotaku)

This man has mastered the art of laughing out loud without even cracking a smile.

10 years ago, the infamous Star Wars Kid video began spreading online through the peer-to-peer file-sharing network Kazaa.

To celebrate the two-year anniversary of the time British politician Ed Balls accidentally tweeted his own name, Twitter users are planning to spam his moniker en masse on the social networking and microblogging site.

Instrument maker Vinnie Veen created this iPhone power booster out of spare parts. This vintage-looking speaker is wireless and uses no electricity.

YouTube pays homage to the 57th anniversary of the first consumer-grade videocassette recorder (VCR) with a special “VHS emulator” feature now available on a limited selection of videos.

Meet the Sense of Right Alliance heroes (from left): Blue Power Ranger, Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Shrek.

The Slow Mo Guys filmed several paint containers exploding at 15,000 frames per second.

The Taxmaster has been reborn just in time for the tax filing deadline in the United States.

Be strong, Boston! Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

The Internet’s favorite K-Pop musician Psy returns with a new music video for his latest single “Gentleman,” a (sort of) new dance move and even a new YouTube milestone of most views gained in 24 hours.

In response to the Fine Brothers latest upload, YouTubers React to Boxxy, Caitie Wayne filmed a reaction video of her own.

On Saturday, TextFiles archivist Jason Scott announced the opening of the Internet Archive’s Software Museum, which hosts multiple terabytes of applications including shareware, emulators, and classic PC games.

In his latest music video “Messages,” electronic-dance artist Dillon Francis uses emoji and iPhone SMS bubbles to illustrate his song lyrics.

Six years ago today, XKCD cartoonist Randall Munroe shared his quirky idea of playing chess on a roller coaster in a comic titled “Chess Photo,” which eventually became a popular photo fad that now we know as Roller Coaster Chess.

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