meWho

meWho is a (nerd/geek)y with mostly Star Trek, Doctor Who, etc. It has an awesome System 47 screen saver that was updated last year.

Don't Copy That Floppy!: A History of Anti-cracking Controls in Early Video Games

Purdue CERIAS posted an almost 43.5 minutes YouTube video recording -- "... Don't Copy That Floppy!: A History of Anti-cracking Controls in Early Video Games... The roots of software piracy were propelled by the fledgling game market of the 1980's where the PC game supply chains were brittle and copying floppy disks was really easy. This talk will walk through the history and evolution anti-cracking controls as video games moved from bedroom game development to a 220 billion dollar industry..."

Banana Bruiser

Boing Boing shared Banana Brusier (also on Instagram) showing created art by bruising the peel of a banana with a blunt point...

A random poll ...

You don't need to answer all of the questions. There might be more added (posted in the beginning if so) so please keep checking. :)

Signs you might be an NPC

VideoSift shared an almost 1.25 minutes funny YouTube video showing "Signs you might be an NPC" (non-player character) in live action.

Your COVID-19 infection(s) & poll.

Ant is no longer a COVID19 virgin b4 getting his 6th Moderna (2nd booster vaccine) & after hanging out with mostly unmasked humans recently. Tests confirmed with "April Fools!" and the joker ant is still a virgin! :D If you want free 3 supposedly non-expiring black AMC Theatres tickets, then please e-mail to claim them.

Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron

Babyodathefirst shared a 42 minutes and 19 seconds YouTube video showing a documentary: "Titanic: 25 Years Later with James Cameron (Full Episode) | SPECIAL -- James Cameron explores the enduring myths and mysteries of the shipwreck and mounts tests to see whether Jack could have fit on that raft and survived..."

2 Le Wrath di Khan Videos of Star Trek 2: The Opera (Le Wrath di Khan / The Wrath of Khan).

DasInternet's Reddit comment mentioned two YouTube parody videos showing Robot Chicken's "Le Wrath di Khan" based on Star Trek's (seco/2)nd movie/f(ilm/lick), The Wrath of Khan: One minute and 40 seconds claymation and 3.5 minutes live action. Your Trek(kie/er) still wants to see the whole movie like this even though not a musical fan.