Ever wonder what your chances are of surviving a nuclear attack on your city? Well, a site called "Would I Survive a Nuke" allows you to check your chances.
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Facebook Attempts Redesign to Get You to Click on Ads
A select few Facebook users are experiencing a slight modification of the Facebook homepage. Instead of the "news ticker" on the top right corner of the homepage, you might be seeing advertisements instead.
Read More »Google Publishes ‘Takedown’ Requests from US Government
Google has just published their "Transparency Report", which includes worldwide 'takedown requests' that they've received. What do you think US government officials have asked to be taken down?
Read More »New Klout Score Algorithm Causes Internet Rage
Last night, Klout updated their score algorithm, announcing the new changes in a blog post. The change caused a drastic drop in the scores of many of its users.
Read More »Blizzard Apologizes for Anti-Gay Video Shown at BlizzCon
This year it looks like Blizzard is having to do some serious damage control, after it received negative comments about an "Anti-Gay" video shown by one of the attending musicians.
Read More »Burning Calories in Your Cubicle is Still Ridiculously Expensive
Want to burn calories while working in your cubicle? You'll have to shell out nearly $5000.
Read More »If You’re Famous on Klout, You Get a Free Windows Phone
Microsoft has recognized the growing importance of Klout, which is why they're giving influential Klout users a free Windows Phone.
Read More »Google is Shutting Down Google Labs, Code Search and Other Services
Google is doing some housekeeping, which means they're planning on shutting down several of their existing services.
Read More »Schools in Florida Using Fingerprint Scanners to Track Students
Some schools in Florida have implemented a fingerprint scanning system -- so that they can keep track of students, and make it harder for them to skip school.
Read More »Blackberry Outages Reach the USA
As Blackberry users in Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa are reaching their third day of outages, the USA and Canada are finally feeling the impact.
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