Friday IT Fun: Seven Days in the Making -- Redmond Channel Partner

Friday IT Fun: Seven Days in the Making

By Chris Paoli
August 06, 2010

Aren't you glad we're here to tell you what is and what isn't good to look at online? If you've found something you think other IT pros will appreciate, send an e-mail to [email protected] so we can include it in next week's edition.

Neighbors' Wi-Fi Password Must Be Something Good (TheOnion.com) – That's why I always use my first dog, 'Reggie' as my password. Nobody will ever know... Crap.
Xtranormal Movie Maker(Xtranormal.com) – Like to make somewhat witty animated videos to share with friends, even if they don't care? This tool makes it easier to fill up your contacts' inboxes. Here's a good (but NSFW) example of what you can do with the technology.

The Oregon Trailer (FunnyorDie.com) – Ahhh The Oregon Trailer... Tricking kids into learning about history under the disguise of a video game since 1978.
Sweedish Policeman Dancing (YouTube.com) – You know what our law enforcement system needs? Less policing and more dancing!

About the Author

Chris Paoli (@ChrisPaoli5) is the associate editor for Converge360.

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