Have you ever been browsing the comments section of your favorite website and stumbled across something ridiculous? Of course you have.
Next time that happens - check the poster's username.
If it's "Ken M" - you've been had.
So, who is Ken...
With cyber-security being a hot topic in the news lately, it's more important than ever to keep you passwords safe. But how good at keeping your password a secret are you?
This furry character has become the latest and greatest trend of internet memes. His naturally grumpy face has led to a number of hilarious images that are taking the world wide web hostage with laughter.
We have passwords for everything these days, and it's tempting to pick an easy one so it will be top of mind when we're prompted for it.
But it turns out, the hackers are onto us. For example, using the word "password" for your actual password is not a good idea at all. Surprise, surprise. And the names Ashley, Michael, and Jesus are not fooling the hackers, for whatever reason.
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The world of paper-craft aviation has a couple new heroes now that former quarterback Joe Ayoob has shattered the world record for paper airplane distance, throwing John Collins’ incredible design. The previous record, held by Stephen Kreiger, thrown back in 2003 was 207 feet and was officially beaten on February 26th, 2012 with a bar-raising distance of 226 feet and 10 inches.
Michael Jackson has been dead for over two years, but his amazing legacy of song and dance lives on in this video of squirrels boogie-ing to the King of Pop’s all-time party-starting jam ‘Don’t Stop Tll You Get Enough.’
There are some phrases that are usually only spoken by women — and a new viral video, ‘Sh*t Girls Say,’ proves it in hilarious fashion.
As a way to give the art form of embroidery a much-needed dose of kitsch, graphic designer Sarah, who runs the website Totally Severe, has created needlepoint works of art depicting a variety of random pop culture subjects. Napoleon (who sits astride a ‘My Little Pony’), Dwight Shrute from ‘The Office’ and the cast of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ (all wearing Carmen Miranda-style fruit hats f
A study by technology research firm Gartner, which recently surveyed 6,295 people between the ages of 13 and 74, reveals almost a quarter of 18- to 29-year-olds use social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter less than when they first signed up for the services, with many saying the services simply aren’t that much fun anymore.
“The trend shows some social media fatigue among early adopters,