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Rise and shine, little factoids
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An Oral History of the Greatest Al Pacino Performance Ever — His ‘Dunkaccino’ Rap in Adam Sandler’s ‘Jack and Jill’
‘Jack and Jill’ may not be anyone’s favorite Adam Sandler movie, but it does contain the greatest 50 seconds in the history of cinema
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36 Totally Wild Freak Accidents
‘Electrocuted by a Dr. Pepper machine’
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42 Mind-Control Techniques Employed by Modern Marketing Wizards
You’re getting very hungry...
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Gaming has grown from its humble beginnings as a super niche and nerdy oddity at a science fair in the 1950s to become one of the biggest and most successful entertainment industries.
In recent times, the mobile communications boom has changed the business and ushered in a new era of gamers. Furthermore, gaming has become so ingrained in today's mainstream culture that even grandmothers are familiar with the game Angry Birds.
The very first computer games were invented in the early 1950s. Though video games were not widely accepted until the 1970s and 1980s, when the first video arcade games, as well as gaming consoles, were introduced. Those interesting video games mostly served as educational, research, or demonstration applications.
In the previous couple of decades, gaming has advanced at an astonishing rate. Comparing games from the 1980’s to contemporary titles is like comparing a calculator to a MacBook pro. Today, we'll look at some direct similarities between previous and current gaming products:
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