The geniuses at Squirrel Monkey are back with another trip down alternate memory lane. This time, they imagine what the online game platform Steam would be like back in the days of modems and floppy disks. Their videos are a great reminder of what it was like to use computers in the 1980s.
This Carl's Jr. commercial from 1997 features two hippies who talk like Jeff Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and tell the tale of how they invented the lava… READ THE REST
I would not recommend for this for the uninitiated. It might be overwhelming and off-putting, if you're not already at least somewhat familiar with the Dune universe. It's a lot.… READ THE REST
Tim Powers' Forced Perspectives is one of those rare instances where the second book in the series surpasses its excellent predecessor. This time, instead of facing off against a minotaur… READ THE REST
TL;DR: Choose from 56 different languages to learn from (or master them all!) for a one-time price of $39.99 with Qlango Language Learning (reg. $119). Whether you hope to brush up on that… READ THE REST
TL;DR: This cordless Faberware vacuum delivers powerful suction, a bendable wand, and free shipping — get it for $109.99 with code SAVE10. Sometimes, I don't want to haul out the big, bulky vacuum… READ THE REST
TL;DR: I'm sick and tired of cutting a check every month for Microsoft 365, so I switched to this Microsoft Office 2024 lifetime license while it was discounted to $130. Check out what… READ THE REST
