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• Someone must have hacked the BBC news website, because they did two entire stories that weren't about tweets: Rod Stewart's cool-as-hell model train set and The Comedy Wildlife Awards.
• GNOME is refusing to settle with a patent troll, on principle. If you can, give them money before cokeheads use loopholes in legal systems to end the golden age of technological progress we are currently living it.
• I think Inuktitut is the most beautiful language I've ever heard. I used to watch the nightly news in Inuktitut, not because I understood a single word, but because the host's especially-beautiful voice was hypnotic. Here's a career highlight reel from when she retired.
• The 6502 is a legendary processor that was used in the NES, Commodore 64, Apple II, and countless others (not to mention close-derivatives). It's also still the best way to learn Assembly, because it is relatively straightforward. Visual 6502 Circuit Webapp.
• Ancient Clickhole of the Week: 6 Of The Biggest Differences Between The British Version Of ‘The Office’ And The Zapruder Film.
• Real places that look like drawings are an Internet staple, and I love them.

Probably the absolute high-point of one of the best shows ever made. Can you believe that nobody won an award for this? Not even Wendie Malick?

Q: Write a regular expression matching pit, pot and respite but not peat, spit, or part.

A:

# This works, but is a weird answer to a weird exercise.
/(^|res)p[io]/

From the days when sequels were almost always quickly-made, low-budget, and sloppy. The script feels like a first draft, the Addams Mansion lost most of its furniture, the Addams graveyard had all of its tombs replaced with generic tombstones, Raul Julia is pushed into the background in spite of the fact that he's Raul Julia. The Joan Cusack main story doesn't really come together, but the subplot involving the kids being sent to summer camp turns out so well that I'm going to (reluctantly) recommend it anyway.