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When working in a medium sized office setting, you tend to share links with your co-workers, and then forget to show your other friends. This is a demonstration of what a recent study claims we spend 25% of our office time doing (while maintaining or even increasing productivity). Our managers, on the other hand, would call them "distractions".
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Back in Windows 95-98 When you wen to shut down, the screen would cover with black pixels, every other pixel in a checkerboard pattern and the shutdown menu would present on top of it. It was the poorman's way of dimming the background to emphasize the menu. But what you could do (and I did) was create a desktop background that would also use a pixel checkerboard of black and white, and you'd offset some areas of the checkerboard, so that when the shutdown menu came up, a checkerboard mask would go over your checkerboard background, and a secret image was revealed.
YOU ARE INSANE. And totally awesome. I just don't think like that.
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