Police Surveillance Van 2
Hide Your Kids, Hide Your Wi-Fi
Use This One Mom
Abraham Linksys
Series of Tubes
404NetworkUnavailable
PlzBringVodkaToApt1310
Pretty Fly for a Wi – Fi
Bluth Model Hotel
The Banana Stand
I have Wi-Fi and You Don’t
Router? I Hardly Know Her
No Free Wi-Fi for You
Free Virus
SUPERThanksForAsking
Network Not Found
BAD ERROR 313: disconnect
SkyNet Global Defense Network
GET OFF MY LAN
AllYourBandWidthRbelongToUS
lookmanowires
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What if the entire world’s population lived in one giant mega city? That’s probably a really bad idea, but it’s an interesting thought to give us an idea of just how many people are out there. These illustrations show how big this city of the world would be based on the population density of different real cities. If everyone in the world lived in one giant city with the population density of New York, everyone could fit in a land mass the size of Texas.
In Dunn County, North Dakota, the roads can kill you. In fact, anything you do to disturb rocks in the area, like driving or even sweeping, can kick up naturally-occurring particles that lodge in your body and give you a rare kind of lung cancer up to 30 years later.
Dunn County, you see, is home to a lot of rocks containing erionite, an asbestos-like substance that’s highly toxic. Unfortunately, nobody knew that until very recently. And so at least 300 miles of roads in North Dakota are paved with the stuff.
The strangest news comes out of China. According to ABC News, a Chinese couple sold their three children to use the money they made from the sale in video games.
Sanxiang City News reported that the parents, both under the age of 21, sold their kids to fund their gaming habit at internet cafes, where they played games. In 2009, Li Lin and Li Juan sold their second child, a baby girl, for less than $500. Girls being worth less than boys in China, they decided to go all in and sold their first child, a boy, for $4600. Their third child, also a boy, was sold for the same amount.
