Archer
I feel like the comedy on this show was written just for me.
(Psst! You can watch it here.)
Brief Scott McCloud introduction. Now, I’m not saying you immediately need to go buy Reinventing Comics and start jerking off to it, but his ideas are…well go read as many comics as you can and develop your own opinion.
From EFF.org:
When you visit a website, you are allowing that site to access a lot of information about your computer’s configuration. Combined, this information can create a kind of fingerprint — a signature that could be used to identify you and your computer. But how effective would this kind of online tracking be?
EFF is running an experiment to find out. Our new website Panopticlick will anonymously log the configuration and version information from your operating system, your browser, and your plug-ins, and compare it to our database of five million other configurations. Then, it will give you a uniqueness score — letting you see how easily identifiable you might be as you surf the web.
Try it out. My browser registers as pretty unique right now, but there clearly needs to be a lot more participants to get an accurate picture. Takes less than 30 seconds and you get to see all sorts of information you probably didn’t know other people could see.
It rained a lot. I saw this fortune sunk in a puddle. I pondered the meaning of life.
Conveniently wallpaper resized (widescreen, 1920×1200).
Combines my recent love of Holmes 2009 and Tik Tok. The party don’t stop! By PrettyMoonPuppet.
[via: nam_jai on sherlocklulz]
(I’m aware I’m due for another nekkid female post, don’t worry.)
This is one one of the best otaku senshi (i.e. non-canon, fanmade, sometimesbutbynomeansalways self-insertion, Sailor Moon senshi) generators I’ve seen. You can control as many or as few details of the costume as you want – and at the end you can print your character in full color or as a coloring page. Plus a random costume generator. …Where was this 10 years ago? (Yes, I did play with Sailor Moon KiSS dolls – but that’s a post for another time.) Anyways, indulge your inner child. Please show me your otaku senshi!
Sailor Moon Dress Up Game by DracheaRannak
(Thanks Bri!)
Heather, who you’ve seen try to cook stuff, is blogging about her many obscure loves over at informationettes.
I foresee this ending in fire.