An interview with the creator of a simulated internet based around the actual internet of the late eighties called Telehack.

Awesome (as always for McSweeney's) article on one man's view of his powerpoint abilities.

A funny "The Oatmeal" comic about the meaning of the word Literally. Ends with the Gayroller.

Awesome short story on a parent's education of their child in objectivism and her refusal to share.

"Look, TV executives. I get that you’re not prepared for online distribution. I get that. I mean, the Internet just got sprung on all of us a month ago — it’s not like it’s been around for forty years, in people’s homes for almost two decades, and capable of streaming high-quality video to mass audiences since, I don’t know, 2006. And I realize you have nothing to worry about, since there are no reports of hundreds of thousands of people dropping their cable subscriptions like rabid hamsters or anything."<br />
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Fantastic article about the shortcomings of internet on TV, specifically Hulu's "Plus" offering.

An interesting infographic about the state of American broadband.

Amusing article imagining the twitter community if it only had 100 people in it. Stats are pretty interesting.

Cool website that tries to archive all the sampled music it can find, and lets you play the music side by side to listen to the samples.

A funny look at Sarah Palin's resignation speech after passing through Vanity Fair's fact checking, editing, and copy departments. Quite a "colorful result"

A team of pranksters found a way to control the Time top 100 influential people list... I guess this demonstrates that they are in-fact "influential"...