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If you’re already an avid Reddit user, you know full well the vast knowledge that subreddits have to offer for even the most specific of…

I clearly recall the feeling I had when I got the sword in the first Legend of Zelda game. It is the first item in…

Even if it’s not real real. An awesome actor even before he came to the living room of millions of TV watchers all over the…

The topic of vigilantes always causes a division. On one hand, their methods are extreme and outside the law. On the other, they simply get…

They got me at Narwhal! Or Bacon. Both, actually. One can’t ask for a better combination. Unless it’s unicorn and bacon perhaps. But since the…

The job market in America is rough, especially for recent high school (or college) graduates with little-to-no relevant work experience. If you’re one of the…

Reddit user ‘Jvlivs’ created this hand-drawn map of the United States of America, in the style of JRR Tolkien’s Middle-Earth cartography maps from The Lord…

Some time last year, I shared a simple infographic showing the link between women and web browsers. Remember Firefox, the woman who gets so deep…

Who said geeks don’t celebrate Halloween? I am willing to bet a month’s salary (not much, I have to admit) that there will be countless…

I’m used to seeing plenty in the iPhone app store that I don’t think warrants being charged for, so I’m not really surprised that Conde Nast has moved away from free apps – Style.com and Wired Product Reviews, both of which just repackaged existing content in an iPhone-friendly way – to charging for an app – iReddit – that lets you access Reddit.

As you’d expect, the community has something to say about that. Fairly good-natured from what I’ve read, but then this isn’t Digg.