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16 postsThe bold world of Dolly Parton street art. Murals, graffiti, and street art celebrating the country music icon’s awesomeness.
From back-alley walls in Nashville to laneways in Melbourne, Dolly Parton keeps showing up in street art technicolor. Street artists love Dolly for the same reasons we all do, her awesomeness.
When I heard that they were rebooting Anaconda, I rolled my eyes and said "Why?". After watching the trailer, this is not what I was expecting.
When I read that Paul Rudd and Jack Black were remaking Anaconda, I did not expect this.
Baguette races, DoomScroll mayhem, Marvel Zombies, and a few oddities in between. Quick, quirky links for your weekend scroll.
Every weekend, something to click.
The animal on the wine bottle can influence you.
Google released a new game called Baguette Sprint. Basically, get as many baguettes to the finish line without losing them.
DoomScroll is a fun, little version of Doom. All you do is scroll and try to get as far as possible on your journey. It fun a couple of times, but it gets a little old pretty quickly.
Disney+ has released a trailer of Marvel Zombies and it looks good.
Are you above or below average compared to everyone else?
Looking for something to watch this weekend? This weekend you should totally watch Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo, it is rad.
The portable tape player turned music into rebellion you could carry, transforming sidewalks, bus rides, and everyday life.
The portable tape player wasn’t just tech, it was a rebellion for music lovers. For the first time, you could carry your own soundtrack, blasting Bowie or The Clash while the rest of the world had to tune in. It turned sidewalks into stages, bus rides into concerts, and everyday life into something louder.
Neal.fun has created another 'game' that will drive you mad. Just like all his other work. Damn you, Neal.
Neal.fun, you glorious bastard. Another one of Neal's "interesting" pieces of internet. This time it's CAPTCHAs that become increasingly difficult.
Cover Your Tracks shows how stalkable your browser really is while secretly helping EFF fight the trackers hunting you down.
Cover Your Tracks is part privacy crystal ball, part lab rat experiment. On the surface, it shows you how exposed your browser leaves you to the online creeps. Underneath, it’s EFF’s way of poking trackers with a stick to see what breaks.
Run a test and you’ll learn which shields your browser actually has. I ran my most commonly used browsers and they were all the same; everything is exposed. Except for Brave.
Arc Browser (above) looked exactly the same as Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge. I think I was expecting better from Arc...
Brave is my go to browser. You might want to consider it too. And, this is not an ad for Brave. I just really like it.