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'Accidentally Became Important At Work' Becomes Viral Catchphrase Meme On Twitter -
Reviewbrah's First Video Was Shared On This Day, Marking 14 Long Years Of 'TheReportOfTheWeek' -
This Awkward Photo Of Christopher Walken Looks Like He's Waiting To Hear Back From You -
An Intriguing Sentence Spoken By 'Minecraft' YouTuber 'Kwebbelkop's AI Is Going Viral -
Cringe 'Honestly I Think They Not Like Us' Copypasta Was Seemingly Posted Ironically But History Is Omitting That
Stoner Dog's Friend Goes for a Swim
August 7th, 2013 8:15 PMCheck out Stoner Dog's chihuahua friend taking a relaxing dip in the pool!
Socially Awesome Polar Bear
August 7th, 2013 7:49 PM
Deep Web in Turmoil After FBI Bust
August 7th, 2013 7:15 PMFollowing last week's FBI takedown of Freedom Hosting, one of the largest distributors of child porn on the anonymous Tor network, some privacy advocates are raising doubts over the future prospects of the Deep Web.
Sharkcat House Cleaning Inc.
August 7th, 2013 6:06 PMThe saga of Sharkcat Doomba's domestic adventures continues!
The Fight to End CAPTCHA
August 7th, 2013 5:45 PMOn August 1st, an visually impaired Australian man launched a Change.org petition to have major websites remove CAPTCHA services, as it renders the sites inaccessible to certain internet users. Though the petition has since been backed by a number of Australian non profit organizations, will it have an effect?
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Stoner Dog's Friend Goes for a Swim
Check out Stoner Dog's chihuahua friend taking a relaxing dip in the pool!
Deep Web in Turmoil After FBI Bust
Following last week's FBI takedown of Freedom Hosting, one of the largest distributors of child porn on the anonymous Tor network, some privacy advocates are raising doubts over the future prospects of the Deep Web.
Sharkcat House Cleaning Inc.
The saga of Sharkcat Doomba's domestic adventures continues!
The Fight to End CAPTCHA
On August 1st, an visually impaired Australian man launched a Change.org petition to have major websites remove CAPTCHA services, as it renders the sites inaccessible to certain internet users. Though the petition has since been backed by a number of Australian non profit organizations, will it have an effect?
