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Are jerks the future of the internet? Here's a hint: FIRST!

Are Jerks the Future of the Internet? [Infographic]

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Remember that embarrassing Facebook photo that you thought you deleted forever? Well, it's still there.

Your Deleted Facebook Photos Still Aren't Really Deleted

Three years ago, Ars Technica discovered that when you "deleted" your photos, they were still kept on Facebook's servers, and anyone with a static URL could still access it.

Anyone got any suggestions as to what up and coming Youtuber you'd want me to interview for next weeks live show?

Obi-wan vs. Gandalf

Obi-Wan Owns Gandalf [Pic]

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No live stream today. I'll just getting back from the dentist and I'll probably be drooling everywhere. Doesn't make for good conversation.

Facebook company secrets finally revealed!

The Full Facebook IPO Filing Document

The Full Facebook IPO Filing Document: This is the SEC S-1 document that precedes an IPO — which, in Facebook's case, will likely be …

Poland, you rock!

Remains of the Day: Poland Stands up to ACTA

Poland thinks twice about passing ACTA, Google will no longer use CDMA devices as developer units, and a new study begs the question, "Do iOS apps crash more frequently than Android apps?"
Photo remix…

Alright, Anonymous, you have reached a new height of epicness

Anonymous Leaks an Entire Secret FBI International Conference Call (Updated)

Usually the FBI is the one doing the wiretapping, but Anonymous has turned the tables on the feds, intercepting an entire phone conversation between American and British cops.

A good graphic showing the difference between sharing and piracy.

Sharing Is NOT Piracy [Pic]

See, sharing != piracy.

Minecraft Rock'em Sock'em robots brings new game-in-game possibilities to Minecraft!

Minecraft Captures the Non-Stop Action of Rock'em Sock'em Robots

Two robots enter, both robots stay, only one has a slightly elevated head. Minecraft craftsman Sethbling has recreated the 1964 sensation that swept an easily-amused nation, Rock'em Sock'em Robots.