Great infographic, but I have an issue with it: assuming that "relative popularity" should always add up to 100%, it looks like the graph breaks down with the introduction of Chrome. They gain a significant portion of the users, but none of the other bands gets noticeably thinner...

I know how you would do it on a computer, I just doubt that the printer would be set up to print one layer, then intentionally cover it up with another layer. Seems pretty wasteful to me, so I assume that they are programmed better than that.

I like this a lot, but it would be a lot better if you could print a normal message OVER it, not just around it.

successful troll is successful.

I guess that's the kind of detail you miss when you watch the video muted. I can't say I'm terribly surprised by the answer though.

I can't help but notice the gash on his arm during the 'bonus video.' The only thing is, I can't figure out where the hell it could have come from...

Just to be pedantic-

My money's on the iPhone.

I know where it went.

The object shown in 3D... err... nine different 2D angles on the right seems to be the tip of a ballpoint pen. Small, but not microscopic. Good reporting, guys.

"On the other hand, seawater from the Fukushima prefecture was found to be anywhere up to 1,600 times higher than normal, which could affect the fishery industries."

Whatever. It's just a weather balloon.

Hot damn, I'd like all my windows replaced please.

maybe the driver hit a banana...

I know I shouldn't, but I feel an overpowering need to post this here.

I know I shouldn't but I feel an overpowering need to post this here.

I believe that was the elephant-looking supersquid from "the future is wild." Since it also had things like a slime mold that dropped out of trees onto said elesquid, took over its brain and used it to spread pieces of the mold to new areas, I'm going to take everything on that show with a grain of salt.

I would take set it to 12:00:00, grab a sharpie, and put a little mark on the edge at the top. Then it would be awesome.

Am I the only one who sees the text of the article FIVE TIMES?

Maybe we need more cameras over Libya... (or they need it in place to drop orbital weapons!)