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Yahoo!: The Story of a Giant Who Held the Keys to the Internet... and Lost Them 🟣🔍📉
Imagine standing in front of a vault filled with gold 🏛️💰. Someone walks up to you and offers the key for just one dollar 🔑. But you turn up your nose, decide the keychain is ugly, and walk away 🤨. Sounds like a bad joke? For Yahoo!, this was a Tuesday.
By Piotr Nowak5 months ago in Geeks
10 Things to Know About 'The Last Starfighter' (1984) Starring Lance Guest and Robert Preston
I adore The Last Starfighter. I wish I would have seen it on the big screen but, I was lucky enough to wear out the VHS copy once I had the chance to see it. The story is absolute gold for 12 year old boys who grew up playing Atari games and loving Star Wars.
By Movies of the 80s5 months ago in Geeks
Book Review: "Arguably" by Christopher Hitchens (Pt. 5)
The section opens with an essay on the revolutionary Victor Serge, in which Hitchens discusses the origins of the word Totalitarian which Serge credits himself with creating. Serge's life and political 'career' (if you can call being imprisoned a career) was under the Stalinist regime he was so critical of. A man who clearly understood the word Totalitarian, I'm not sure he is the one who created it. Adapting a word and creating its use are two different things and I cannot see words like that being created so recently. Even though Hitchens uses Orwell's creation of the term 'Cold War' to denote how recent things are, I am still on the fence about the Totalitarian fact. This is by no means the only thing the essay is about, but it was the only fact presented to me that I showed concern towards.
By Annie Kapur5 months ago in Geeks
SpongeBob Review
The episode "The Fry Cook Games" stands as a monumental highlight in SpongeBob SquarePants history, perfectly capturing the chaotic, high-stakes energy of the Fast Food Coliseum. As the games commence, the atmosphere is electric with the sizzle of grease and the roar of the crowd, setting the stage for a culinary sporting event like no other. The sheer scale of the arena emphasizes how seriously these fast-food icons take their craft, transforming simple kitchen skills into a grand Olympic-style spectacle that demands absolute precision and intense physical endurance from the competitors.
By Forest Green5 months ago in Geeks
SpongeBob Review
The episode "Jellyfish Hunter" stands as a vibrant, cautionary tale within the SpongeBob lore, beginning with the culinary innovation of the Jelly Patty. It all starts in Jellyfish Fields where Spongebob tries and fails to catch a rare blue jellyfish whom he calls Old No Name. When SpongeBob crafts a signature sandwich featuring a dollop of fresh jellyfish jelly for a discerning customer, Fred, the reaction is nothing short of transcendent. The patron is instantly overcome with delight, his eyes widening as the sweet, electric tang of the jelly elevates the standard Krabby Patty to a realm of gastronomic perfection that leaves the entire Krusty Krab buzzing with newfound hunger. He breaks out singing a song, and Mr. Krabs wonders if Squidward is playing records again. Spongebob tells him it is the new recipe and Mr. Krabs is not happy until Fred tells him he is coming back everyday.
By Forest Green5 months ago in Geeks
40K according to Al - Part 2. Content Warning.
The Grimdark future of the 41st Millennium may be a war zone but there is enough ridiculousness that you can make it light of it. Please note I will be talking about major factions and not diving too deep, this geek list would go on forever if I did all the Space Marine Chapters, Chaos Warbands etc. If you haven't read Part 1, that's ok you can read it later. In this article we will be looking at the forces of Chaos.
By Alan Walker5 months ago in Geeks
Michael Jackson Movie (2026): A Spectacle of Music, Controversy, and Divided Opinion
The long-awaited biographical film Michael (2026 film) has finally arrived, bringing one of the most iconic entertainers in history back into the spotlight. Directed by Antoine Fuqua and backed by Lionsgate, the movie attempts to capture the life, career, and legacy of Michael Jackson—the King of Pop. But while the film delivers spectacle and nostalgia, it has sparked a sharp divide between critics and audiences.
By Story Prism5 months ago in Geeks
1st Animatronics in a Movie. Top Story - April 2026.
If you're a movie fan, then most likely you've seen animatronics in action from E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to the Jurassic Park and World movies, as well as the really creepy characters in Five Nights at Freddy's.
By Janis Masyk-Jackson5 months ago in Geeks
