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• [+3131] Little PC Girl vs. Little Mac Girl
• [+2845] Does Nicholas Cage Have No Shame? (Pics)
• [+2818] 2009 Darwin Award winners revealed
• [+2808] Windows 7's 'GodMode'
• [+2659] Why you should use OpenGL and not DirectX
• [+3171] Mindblowing: This is CGI. ALL OF THIS. (Video)

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[+3131] Little PC Girl vs. Little Mac Girl	Top
Cutest F-bomb ever!
[+2845] Does Nicholas Cage Have No Shame? (Pics)	Top
Uhmm NO!
[+2818] 2009 Darwin Award winners revealed	Top
Two bank robbers have been declared winners of the 2009 Darwin Awards after they blew themselves up while trying to crack open a cash machine.
[+2808] Windows 7's 'GodMode'	Top
Although its name suggests perhaps even grander capabilities, Windows enthusiasts are excited over the discovery of a hidden "GodMode" feature that lets users access all of the operating system's control panels from within a single folder.
[+2659] Why you should use OpenGL and not DirectX	Top
Often, when we meet other game developers and say that we use OpenGL for our game Overgrowth, we're met with stares of disbelief -- why would anyone use OpenGL? DirectX is the future.
[+3171] Mindblowing: This is CGI. ALL OF THIS. (Video)	Top
The Third & The Seventh, using 3dsmax, Vray, AfterEffects and Premiere.Every element of this short film is CGI. My mind is blown. Why couldn't they have this f*cking artist animate Wolverine's claws in X-Men Origins: Wolverine? Roman describes it as "A FULL-CG animated piece that tries to illustrate architecture art across a photographic point

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