Funny Oolong in the History of Technology: Put the server in the refrigerator to cool down
Looking back at funny incidents in the history of technology: refrigerators used as server cases, cola used as coolant, and chips were fixed with tape.
Hot NewsUnusual incidents of internet censorship in various countries: China climbing over the wall and the EU being blocked
Comparing the internet censorship systems of various countries: China's firewall, Russia's blockade, the EU's Facebook wall, and Iran's restrictions on social media.
Hot NewsTop 10 Most Expensive Domain Transactions: Voice.com Sold for $30 Million
Inventory of the most expensive domain name transactions in history: voice.com for 30 million, 360.com for 17 million, sex.com for 13 million.
Hot NewsThe most outrageous phishing email case: from Nigerian prince to fake boss
Looking back at the most classic phishing email scams in history: Nigerian princes, fake CEOs demanding transfers, and fake IT departments demanding passwords.
Hot NewsDifferences in habits among netizens from different countries: Japanese people love 2ch, while Koreans cannot do without Naver
Comparing the internet habits of netizens in different countries: China uses WeChat and Weibo, the United States uses Facebook, Japan uses 2ch, and Koreans all use Naver.
Hot NewsReason for rejection of outrageous app review: Apple rejected an app called 'private key'
Looking back at the most outrageous reasons for rejection in the Apple App Store review: the name is not good, the icon is not good, and the function is too simple.
Hot NewsMysterious Disappearance of the Internet: Disappeared Websites and Disappeared Companies
Review the mysterious websites and companies on the Internet: Geocities, Google Reader, Reader Digest.
Hot NewsThe five most egregious network failures in the early days of the Internet
From the Morris worm in 1988 to Dyn DDoS in 2016, we reviewed the most outrageous network paralysis in the history of the Internet.
Hot NewsThe most bizarre internet regulations in various countries: Germany fears your happiness, India cares about you. Thumbs up
Inventory of bizarre internet regulations in various countries: Germany prohibits public death games, India prohibits unjustified likes, and UK memes are illegal.
Hot NewsThe legend of domain name hijacking: sky high price transactions from candy.com to sex.com
Looking back at the legendary stories in the history of domain name hijacking: sex.com once sold for $13 million, and candy.com sold for $3 million.