2015 Vintage: The ” Hotline Bling” Video
Why was Drake dancing like that? Because he wanted to make sure he became a meme for the next five years, and his “dad dancing”… Read More »2015 Vintage: The ” Hotline Bling” Video
Why was Drake dancing like that? Because he wanted to make sure he became a meme for the next five years, and his “dad dancing”… Read More »2015 Vintage: The ” Hotline Bling” Video
Why didn’t it click? Because Apple replaced the physical button with a “taptic” vibration, tricking our brains into thinking we clicked something that never moved.… Read More »2015 Classic: The Launch of the “Force Touch” Trackpad
Why did the gamers leave Skype? Because a new app arrived that didn’t crash every five minutes and allowed us to organize our raids without… Read More »2015 Archive: The Launch of Discord
Why were we so ready for 2016? Because we had seen Pluto, we had seen the Force awaken, and we were pretty sure that 2016… Read More »2015 Classic: New Year’s Eve 2015
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Why were adults running with sticks? Because 2014 was the moment the line between “weird hobby” and “legitimate sport” became incredibly blurry. Part of the… Read More »2014 Classic: Hobby Horsing Trends
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Why was the world crying? Because Microsoft officially ended support for the OS that still ran 90% of the world’s ATMs and hospital computers. Part… Read More »2014 Legacy: The Death of Windows XP
Why did the game disappear? Because the creator couldn’t handle the guilt of millions of smashed phones and the thousands of hours wasted trying to… Read More »2014 Classic: The Flappy Bird Phenomenon
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