These programs allow the user to control a computer remotely and are often used for malicious purposes to spy on unknowing victims.

Launched in April 2012, this YouTube series retells Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice through a series of vlogs, Facebook posts and tweets amongst the characters. Last week, a Kickstarter campaign to fund a DVD of the series, as well as additional shows like this, raised more than $200,000 in 48 hours.

This computer hacking group is known for creating the remote administration tool Back Orifice and for coining the term "hacktivism."

This slang term has been used in image macros and hashtags to mock unpopular opinions on a number of social networking sites since May 2010.

Dozens of hipster blogs appreciating the little things in life have appeared since the launch of the original text-only Just Little Things in December 2010. Recently, two of these have received the hipster edit treatment.