US map, according to TV shows:
America, according to Europeans:
US map, according to a New Yorker:
US infographic, per America in my book:
“America in My Book” by Haley Nahman
The USA, according to Ohio:
by taintedsilence (see a larger version here)
US map, according to the movies:
by Redditor subtonix
American map, according to college allegiances:
The USA, according to Twitter:
Created by Column Five, via geekosystem
From the amusingly retro-minded people at squirrel-monkey.com come these three videos, showing some of today’s most popular sites — Facebook, Twitter and Google — as they might have appeared in the eighties and/or nineties.
If Facebook had been invented in the ’90s
“Wonders of the World Wide Web” on the topic of “The Facebook,” which is a “digital online internet computer web sightseeing” that you can open with your web site browser, a program that allows you to visit the world… on-line. Open with Netscape Navigator! (Narrated by actress Kinna McInroe.)
If Twitter had been invented in the ’80s
Someone’s loading something new and cool from their 5-1/4-inch floppy disc in the A:\ drive!
If Google had been around in the eighties
A beautiful DOS environment in true 1980s style — and the noisy modem connection is a nice plus. (Google actually were a ’90s company — they got going in 1998.)