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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
10 Short Videos #6305
- U.S. Marines: This Sounds INSANE at Full Volume! 😂
- Thanks to this capture team, it can finally feast to its heart's content. - Whale shark
- Seals Are Incredible
- How Does a Submarine Launch a Missile From Underwater?
- This Tiny Lathe Is Actually REAL!
- Another surprisingly good question from conspiracy dummies - Moon landing
- When Bro Gets His Allowance. - Flying outboard motor boat
- Smooth skills
- Two Islands 35 km Apart, Two Different Worlds: The Wallace Line
- The Black Hole That Makes Stars
Monday, November 2, 2026
Ghost Riders
Neil LeVang - Ghost Riders In The Sky (1961) 4K
Classic Hits Studio
Cars
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| 1932 Ford |
2022 Al Slonaker Memorial Award Winner! Pat Gauntt’s ’32 Ford Coupe built by Hollywood Hot Rods
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| Rolls Royce 1929 |
1929 Rolls-Royce 20 HP Shooting Brake
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| MDM 1270 Citroen DS19 |
Citroën DS
Three different settings for these photos:
- The hot rod is on display at a car show.
- The Rolls is photographed for an auction.
- The Citroën is parked outside a shade tree mechanics garage.
Email Versus Text Messages
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| Visualized: Desktop vs. Mobile Global Web Traffic Over Time |
Email seems to be falling out of favor. Except for a couple of small groups, everyone I know prefers text messaging. Text messaging is fine, but I don't like looking at pictures on smartphones - the screen is just too small. I like big screens for images. So I got to wondering - does anybody even use desktop computers any more? So I asked Google "How many people use desktop computers to surf the web?" and this is what I got back:
About 39.5% to 58.3% of global web traffic and internet access involves laptops or desktop computers, as mobile devices now handle the majority of online activity.
Global Web Traffic Share
• Desktop vs. Mobile Traffic: Desktop computers account for roughly 39.5% of global web page views and traffic, while mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) make up the remaining 60.5%.
• User Reach: Roughly 58% to 61.5% of online adults report using a laptop or desktop computer to access connected services and the web.
• Engagement Time: Even though fewer total visits happen on desktops, desktop users spend more time per session and view more pages per visit compared to mobile users (roughly 60% of total time spent on websites occurs on desktop).
Now that I think about it, I suspect desktop PC use has probably not declined that much, it's just that all the people who don't have desks are getting on the web via their smartphones.
10 Short Videos #6304
- I just like getting caught in the rain—I wasn't kicked out of my house. - Picathartes bird
- This helicopter threads a cable through every tower's pulley without landing
- This Giant Whale Shark Was Trapped In A Rope Prison 😱 - What kind of diver carries a dull knife?
- Why is America's newest national park a forest of stone pillars? - Chiricahua
- Dad, I'm fine. I just didn't hear your voice. - Lily Trotter bird
- If Elizabeth Holmes was a programmer
- Why America's Heaviest Bomb Is Mostly Steel | GBU-57 MOP
- The Skeleton Left Outside In Space
- I Tested This Viral Physics Question
- Why Starship Fires Its Engines Into Its Own Booster














