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Nathan Fillion Starts an Internet Mem(e)
June 14th, 2013 2:30 PMThe Firefly captain Nathan Fillion exchanges disapproving looks with Conan and Andy and a new mem(e) is born.
Hachune Miku
June 14th, 2013 2:00 PMThis fan-created Vocaloid character was inspired by Hatsune Miku and Loituma Girl in 2007. She went on to become the first fan creation officially recognized by Vocaloid publisher Crypton Future Media.
Hopefully Something Will Happen
June 14th, 2013 1:00 PM
Details about Snowden's Online Life
June 14th, 2013 12:43 PMSince Snowden's public reveal on Monday, several details about the 29-year-old NSA leaker's personal life and online presence have emerged, including hundreds of messages he had posted on the tech news site Ars Technica under the pseudonym "TheTrueHOOHA."
Hamilton the Hipster Cat
June 14th, 2013 12:15 PM
This gray and white rescue kitty was born with a classy handlebar mustache. With more than 88,000 likes on Instagram, could he be the internet's next favorite feline?
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Nathan Fillion Starts an Internet Mem(e)
The Firefly captain Nathan Fillion exchanges disapproving looks with Conan and Andy and a new mem(e) is born.
Hachune Miku
This fan-created Vocaloid character was inspired by Hatsune Miku and Loituma Girl in 2007. She went on to become the first fan creation officially recognized by Vocaloid publisher Crypton Future Media.
Details about Snowden's Online Life
Since Snowden's public reveal on Monday, several details about the 29-year-old NSA leaker's personal life and online presence have emerged, including hundreds of messages he had posted on the tech news site Ars Technica under the pseudonym "TheTrueHOOHA."
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