Farmville; enough said.
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In less than 4 hours now, Facebook will introduce vanity usernames; which means you can direct people to your profile by simply saying something along the lines of “facebook.com/Zombie_Plan” or the like. Right now, the page to do this simply displays a counter, but once that counter finishes, we can expect a sudden surge of people to the site, probably an amount unexpected by Facebook and ultimately causing roughly ten to twenty minutes of server downtime.
I don’t know why, but I’m kind of excited.
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The title of course indicates that a week goes for nine days, but that’s just how I roll baby; BENDING THE FRAIL FABRIC OF TIME AND SPACE.
When I used to get bored, I’d either traverse the various threads in 4chan, or use Stumble Upon to find something interesting. But while those have gotten old for me, I find myself using Digg more and more now. I used to be a bit weary of the layout, it looked confusing to my tiny fragile brain; but now I’ve embraced it, and am frequently looking at the various articles that are ‘dugg’. These are just a few of the articles I found on the site that I just had to read.
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The classic game Myst, has been made available on the iTunes App Store.
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Pokémon Gold and Silver are going to be remade for DS under the new titles HeartGold and SoulSilver.
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Facebook has implemented the konami code on it’s website. Yay Easter eggs!
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The top threats to Nintendo’s dominance of the gaming industry.
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An interesting “too true” top ten of hilarious movies that received bad reviews.
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A student of sociology used Wikipedia and a dead frenchman to perform an experiment on globalisation.
These were my favourites this week. I particularly found the konami code article fascinating, and it made me go looking for more.
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