How many times can a person get chickenpox? | Yahoo Answers [PIC]

how many times can a person get chickenpox? | Yahoo Answers [PIC]

Ellen Makes Fun of iPhone With Fake Commercial… then apologizes [VIDEO]

Ellen Makes Fun of Apple With Fake Commercial… then apologizes [VIDEO]

X-ray Kermit [PIC]

X-ray Kermit [PIC] by Joshua Kemble

After receiving an x-ray, he finally figured out what was ailing him.

T-shirt Design Submission for Threadless
Medium: Pen and Ink, Photoshop
client: Threadless

If you dig this please vote for it to win the design by humans contest here:
http://www.designbyhumans.com/vote/detail/67886

Facebook page of the NYC carbomber Shahzad Faisal. All I’m saying is, he plays Farmville… [PIC]

Facebook page of the NYC carbomber. All I’m saying is, he plays Farmville… [PIC]

Fail Ninja Animation [VIDEO]

Fail Ninja Animation [VIDEO]

Why I Left Facebook (and so should you)

via Scolirk: ” I’d be willing to bet 99.99% of people on the internet have at least heard of Facebook, and understand it’s some sort of website where people meet girls or guys and try to get laid. It’s a simple concept that’s been drilled in to our heads for years now, ever since the mass exodus from MySpace. While there are only 450,000 active Facebook users (there are more active Hotmail users on a daily basis), it seems everyone and their grandma is posting drunk pictures to their wall.

While that itself might not be the most informative data you can find about people, it’s what a lot of the social generation consume on an almost minute-by-minute basis. We feel a need to be constantly connected with friends and family through social networking sites such as Facebook, and rely on them almost exclusively now from birthdays to dates, even to collaborative documents. Facebook has truly become the AOL of the 21st century.

There are many benefits to Facebook, more than I can actually list in a blog entry and hope to keep anyone’s interest past the fourth paragraph. One of the most important to me is a universal login across the various websites we visit on a day-to-day basis. Rather than signing up for a new website or service ever single time you visit a new site, we can now use Facebook Connect to quickly bring in all the important information, and connect that new site with our existing social presence online. This feature allows us to save time when signing up for sites, but also makes an attempt to filter out spam and trolls, by linking what we say and do on the internet with our names and identity. Read The Rest

Hey Steve, iPad Sucks without Flash! [VIDEO]

Hey Steve, iPad Sucks without Flash!

Steve Jobs hasn’t minced words when defending Apple’s decision to not support Flash on iPad and iPhone.

But you won’t see Ben Hoffman’s iPad demonstration on a big screen anytime soon. For this week’s infoMania Tech Report, Ben tests out his favorite websites, from Hulu to the New York Times — all of which look completely awful.

Facebook Selling Private Information

MINNEAPOLIS – Facebook is now sharing your personal profile information with third parties. For now, it’s just a few web sites, like the music site Pandora, and the consumer review site, Yelp.

Facebook is automatically sharing that information, without your consent. If you don’t want to share, you have to opt out.

University of Minnesota law professor and privacy expert Bill McGevern says it’s an important line in the sand. And for Facebook, with 600 million users, the stakes are high.

“Facebook is trying over and over to get this shared so Facebook becomes the center of the web,” said McGevern.

Facebook want to make money by selling user information.

Last week, Facebook announced new features designed to unlock more of the data accumulated about its users during its six-year history. The senators said the recent changes by Facebook fundamentally alter the relationship between users and the social networking site. Before the change, users had control over what information they wished to share publicly and what information they wanted to keep private.

Among other things, Facebook is plugging into other websites so people can communicate their interests with friends, colleagues and acquaintances online. Facebook also changed its own website to create more pages where users’ biographical information could be exposed to a wider audience.

In a statement, Facebook said, “these new products and features are designed to enhance personalization and promote social activity. All of Facebook’s partner sites interact with a user’s consent.” Rest and Source



Google Ventures Missing Contact Information

Google Ventures Missing Contact Information

Give Up Internet’s Note

As seen below, Google Ventures removed contact information from their site. What does this mean? Google Ventures won’t accept inquiries? and they’ll do their own research?

Cleverbot is Female [PIC]

Cleverbot is Female [PIC]