Feb 29, 2016
IT HAPPENED. The moment that the internet was waiting for, has happened. Leonardo DiCaprio has won an Oscar for Best Actor - The Revenant! Congratulations, well deserved!
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IT HAPPENED. The moment that the internet was waiting for, has happened. Leonardo DiCaprio has won an Oscar for Best Actor - The Revenant! Congratulations, well deserved!
so, i am hopping on *the dress* bandwagon. i saw gold and white at first. then, it did finally read as blue and black. and now, i only see it as blue and black. so weird. very bizarre. and you know, totally important. ;] lol
edit: totally debated this at lunch with my coworkers. hooray for science!! lol
Wow. Homestar Runner's servers are MELTING from the sudden traffic of the update. Perhaps a dry run of what will happen when the Gigaupd8 crashes MSPA and takes half the internet with it?
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO de Facebook, hablando de como hacer Internet más accesible para miles de millones de personas que aún están fuera del acceso a esta economía del conocimiento. Donde niños en escuelas rurales de África puedan consultar Wikipedia, o donde los campesinos puedan tener acceso al precio de sus vegetales y animales en tiempo real desde el campo sin tener que viajar a los pueblos o ciudades. ¡Esto se viene fuerte y se va a hacer realidad!
Haha this is great!
There are now more than one trillion web addresses–far more than the 7.1 billion people on Earth. About a quarter of the world’s population, about 1.5 billion people, now use the Internet–and most of them don’t live in the United States or Europe. The Internet was invented in the United States, and about 75 percent of the U.S. population uses it. That figure is about the same in United Kingdom, Japan, and South Korea. But China, not the United States, is the world’s biggest Internet user, yet only about 22 percent of its population is online, and in India the figure is only 7 percent. Users from these and other developing nations will increasingly dominate Internet usage and will drive its growth, and they will carry their connectivity wherever they go.
Joel Brenner, 'In Which We Meet Mr. Wemmick’[pdf]
I hope Leonardo DiCaprio gets an Oscar just so we can all watch the internet explode for the next three months.
WOW FANDOT WE'RE NOT A DOT ANY MORE I CAN TELL YOU THAT MUCH