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If you've ever worked in tech support, this will crack you up
The first in a series of four videos, The Website is Down has been driving technical support staff to tears (for both reasons) since it first appeared on Blip.TV over two years ago. It’s not for everyone but if you’ve ever tried to provide guidance to the digitally illiterate or found yourself butting heads with technical support this is sure to make you chuckle. Salty Language Warning: Moderate
RunPee: An iPhone app that reveals the optimal bathroom break moments in movies
RunPee provides full-bladdered users with several suggested movie “break” times during which not much happens plot-wise. Users start a timer as the movie starts, get told how long each interlude lasts and can access a full plot rundown of what they miss.
Ant Bytes — AA24
CREATIVE ESPRESSO By Stephen Sammartino Click image to enlarge. ************* ANT BYTES Facebook costing Australia $5b There was a time when, if someone was huddled over a computer at work, they were, in all probability, hard at work. But recent research suggests that sweat could be being shed in the cause of tracking down ex-partners…
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Cool companies shake their groove ‘thangs’ at Anthill’s 2010 Cool Company Awards
A ‘who’s who’ of leading Australian entrepreneurs and business builders gathered last night at Melbourne’s 24 Moons Bar in AC/DC Lane to celebrate Anthill Magazine’s 2010 Cool Company Awards. Winners were presented with as Australia’s biggest award in business — a 1.2 metre personally branded trophy bean-bag. In addition to the formal accolades, attendees were treated to party games for entrepreneurs, such as ‘Pin the Idea on the Venture Capitalist’.
Political searches dominated Google last week. But which names were the fastest rising?
Twenty-four hours in politics is a long time in search. According to Google, the 24 hours following Julia Gillard’s ascension to the top political spot saw millions flocking to online media reports, watching press conferences streamed live online, tweeting ferociously – and searching for everything we can find out about this long and remarkable day in Australian politics. But which names were the fastest rising?
Albert Einstein versus Stephen Hawking: Epic Rap Battle
Science and innovation are well known as the best of bedfellows. Science and rap… not so much. In the same spirit that we have enjoyed posting musical tributes to social media nerds, new dork entrepreneurs and Carl Sagan (who deserves a category of his own), we bring you this Epic Rap Battle between Albert ‘MC-squared’ Einstein and Stephen ‘Auto-Tune’ Hawking. Your minds will be ‘relatively blown’!
