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A tour of the oldest domains still on the internet
The World Wide Web address turns 41 this year.
5 hrs ago
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Mark Frauenfelder
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Salisbury steak was health food before it became cafeteria nostalgia
Some foods are invented. Salisbury steak was prescribed.
6 hrs ago
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Jason Weisberger
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Boing Boing, July 21, 2026
Painted windows, severed hands, and a very determined robot
7 hrs ago
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Boing Boing
Gillian Anderson reveals X-Files LEGO set
The latest addition to LEGO’s Ideas is a gorgeous dose of nostalgia.
10 hrs ago
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Gail P Sherman
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Grandpa Pudding Brains turns foreign policy into a crypto gold-card ad
The Orange Menace puked out a Truth Social post that started whinging over how Iran’s “Arrogance” and the Reflecting Pool are his “TOP Concerns,” then…
10 hrs ago
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Jason Weisberger
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Honest Trailers gets lost in the beige hell of Backrooms
Hell is a room stuffed with surplus office equipment.
11 hrs ago
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Jason Weisberger
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Mike Johnson discovers the word “allegation” only applies to Republicans
The key word is not “allegation.” The key word is “Republican.”
11 hrs ago
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Jason Weisberger
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Light Flip is a minimalist phone without the dumb
Light, maker of the stripped-down Light Phones (previously recommended), today announced the Light Flip, a clamshell model that swaps e-ink for matte…
14 hrs ago
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Rob Beschizza
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Luke Skywalker’s severed hand and lightsaber prop sold for $3.75M
The lightsaber that Mark Hamill held and lost, along with the hand holding it, to the central reactor shaft of Bespin’s Cloud City in “The Empire…
14 hrs ago
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Rob Beschizza
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Boing Boing, July 20, 2026
Your monitor is watching, your CO2 is rising
Jul 20
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Boing Boing
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Pokémon-parody sex toys are back, with holographic trading cards
Ten years ago, an Australian company called Geeky Sex Toys launched a line of adult toys based on Pokémon, which sold out instantly.
Jul 20
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Ellsworth Toohey
An orchestra with inept players sold out the Royal Albert Hall
In 1970, composer Gavin Bryars and a group of students at the Portsmouth School of Art formed the Portsmouth Sinfonia, an orchestra open to anyone…
Jul 20
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Ellsworth Toohey
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