HardOCP shared an almost 3.75 minutes hilarious YouTube video titled "The Inbox" showing what "if spam messages were delivered by real people".

Blue's News shared two articles (three pages NetworkWorld without images and one page PCWorld with images) on "How hacking fixed the worst video game of all time... So why should you give it another chance? Because code hackers managed to fix some of the games most glaring problems, and now it's actually fun to play..."

Over 3.5 years ago, VideoSift shared a funny 42 seconds YouTube video showing the differences between iPhone and ePhone. There are three more episodes/skits/sketches in its playlist.

Sebastopol /. comment mentioned "Critical and Significant Dates" showing a huge list of important dates

The Verge mentioned "The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF) is a site dedicated to unearthing and researching unused and cut content from video games. From debug menus, to unused music, graphics, enemies, or levels, many games have content never meant to be seen by anybody but the developers — or even meant for everybody, but cut due to time/budget constraints ..."

FailDesk shares a funny The Dog House Diaries' comic strip showing tablets.

FailDesk shared a C-Section Comics strip showing "Work-Space Evolution"/"The Evolution of Your Workspace".

Reddit shared a big image chart showing a Redditor's scraped database of 24,000 videogames to determine percentages

This five pages Wired article (one single page) talks about Mat Honan's online security history with passwords.

A Doomworld Forum thread shared a few links about the original DOOM game. Two links were worth sharing and reading:

Mod Database/DB has an article and a 13 minutes and 39 seconds YouTube video compilation showing "... there are so much Team Fortress (TF) adaptation mods out there, and they are almost the same... just almost. Well, one of the few similarities are the classes themselves, and some classic maps.

PCGamesN reports on how Wolfenstein 3D (Wolf3D) game came about

GameTrailers (GT) has a bunch of retrospective episodes on various video games.

Squirrel-Monkey has a YouTube channel with videos showing skits/sketches of retro online stuff -- "After seeing the British BBC show, 'Look Around You', Jo Luijten was inspired by the idea of creating a nonexistent world in the past.

Classic Game Room started a new YouTube video playlist of its new video game series showing the history of each specific day.

VideoSift shared an over 16.5 minutes YouTube talk video showing "Luis von Ahn: Massive-scale online collaboration.

LinuxToday shares a five pages eSecurity Planet article share recent reports from various companies that have shed light on the current state of malware, phishing, and other attack methods.

OSNews shares a MSDN blog showing "Creating the Windows 8 User Experience" and a brief history of the Windows user interfaces