Blog Profile / The Daily Dot
| URL : | http://www.dailydot.com | |
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| Filed Under: | Technology / Internet | |
| Posts on Regator: | 6437 | |
| Posts / Week: | 70.2 | |
| Archived Since: | August 23, 2011 | |
Blog Post Archive
2 British men arrested for "malicious" Facebook and Twitter insults
On bail for racist comments made on Twitter, the two men were charged for "malicious communication” on Facebook.
Facing violent threats, Katy Perry apologizes to rapper Chief Keef
The pop star apparently wasn't a fan of Chief Keef's new single, "I Hate Being Sober."
The key to a successful Oklahoma fundraiser: Atheism
It took a few days, but the Internet has finally found an Oklahoma cause worth donating to: its favorite religion, atheism.
5 things I learned from watching lesbians watch lesbian porn
YouTube star Davey Wavey's latest reaction video helps dispel some myths about lesbian sex.
Here's the "Arrested Development" quote randomizer you need
We're a day and a half away from the Arrested Development season 4 premiere. It's time to take a quick peek at what made the Bluths so great in the first place.
Google's weird relationship with the word "gayest"
“Those who actually intend the word to be pejorative have their bigotry validated when their politically incorrect search yields the results they originally set out for.”
Russia accidentally blacklists its biggest social network
The ban only lasted a matter of hours, but it should just how easily the country can stiffle online speech.
Watch these Vines of a man playing guitar during brain implant surgery
Science is awesome, isn't it?
Instagram hoax goes viral after bug locks users' accounts
A "small percentage" of Instagram users had difficulty accessing their accounts Thursday.
Can YouTube roleplay transform Austen's unfinished novel?
Austen were online in 2013, she'd be picking up her camera and joining them.
Yahoo's success with Tumblr could hinge on fandom
There's one aspect of the $1.1 billion Yahoo-Tumblr deal that no one's discussing: fandom. And it's kind of a big deal.
Law enforcement agencies are starting to freak out over 3-D-printed guns
The technology could enable weapons to slip through metal detectors undetected, a leaked memo warns.
The dark side of Reddit's GoneWild
The amateur porn subreddit prides itself as a sex-positive community, but it struggles with sexism and misogny.
Redditor who hid from Okla. tornado in a bank vault shares AMA
She survived the devastating tornadoes in Oklahoma. And now she's telling Reddit her story.
The Morning GIF: The Link between playing video games and donating blood
Tom Loxville wears his hearts on his sleeve.
Lights, camera, action: 5 steps to a better profile pic
Here's how to get your online dating profile looking (and working for you) better.
42 things every interstellar hitchhiker should see on Towel Day
Don't panic, just celebrate the late, great Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy author Douglas Adams this May 25.
Guantanamo Bay prisoner on hunger strike cries for help on Twitter
One hundred-plus days into a hunger strike, and despite being imprisoned longer than the microblogging platform has existed, Shaker Aamer asked his lawyer to tweet for him.
Daily Fluff: Kitten cries foul in Xbox gaming tournament
Suzie is understandably upset by the alleged sabotage.
Bullets join the 3-D printed arsenal
YouTube user taofledermaus posted a video featuring shots fired using the new bullets, as well as homemade alternatives like gummy bears, bubble gum, and more.