 | Because saying something horrible on the Internet is no different than saying it in real life. |
 | Internet communities like Reddit have called for a boycott of the pizza chain over anti-Obamacare comments made by CEO John Schnatter. |
 | Follow this chart to see how technology can (maybe! kind of!) help you move things forward with your crush. |
 | Please don't try to make this glorious feast with a dull knife and shitty nonstick pans. That's just no fun. |
 | Death to computer animation! Gustav Hoegen's incredible reel of realistic faces and animals shows that animatronics are alive and well, and still getting better. |
 | The Israel Defense Forces live tweet their assault on Hamas. This is something new. |
 | The Droid DNA is the pinnacle of phones. So far. This is what your next phone will look like, give or take. |
 | By looking at it VERY closely. |
 | From Google's transparency report: "Government surveillance is on the rise. As you can see from the graph below, government demands for user data have increased steadily since we first launched the Transparency Report. In the first half of 2012, there were 20,938 inquiries from government entities around the world." |
 | A thing you might not know about Nokia — it owns one of the big three mapping companies, Navteq, which powers a lot of the maps in the world. It's launching a new maps service called Here on both iPhone and Android, with turn-by-turn and public transit directions. It's probably going to be the best all-around replacement until Google Maps comes out. |
 | The "Share" button is coming to Facebook's mobile apps and website, allowing people to quickly repost stories and links from their newsfeed. At Josh Constine remarks, "Facebook has always been about personal updates, not blindly passing on links, but it could start looking a lot like Twitter soon" thanks to the new mobile share button. All look same. |
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