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CollegeHumor video breaks down the whole legalese of the Facebook copyright posting thing.

Telstar, the world's first telecommunications satellite, launched 50 years ago this week and one of the first things it carried was a news conference by US President Kennedy.

Maybe it's because all of that Mayan calendar 2012 hype is going on, but we seem to be super-sensitive about end-of-the-world stuff happening, and this time it's a solar flare that is heading our way.

In 1974, AT&T produced this film called Telezonia, featuring a magical land of talking foam letters, numbers and a guy in a skirt.

Robot that mimics the patterns of a cheetah breaks the robot land-speed record. So now robots and cheetahs can outrun us.

You've got to hand it to the folks at Everything is Terrible for having such a vast library of cheesy videos from the '70s, '80s and '90s - so much that they can make a 33-minute super-cut featuring highlights from dozens of these specials. Featuring another Internet appearance by Betty White.

If you're tired of using your finger to throw those Angry Birds at those dastardly pigs, check out this video, which uses a real slingshot as a USB controller.

NASA shows Las Vegas' urban growth from the '70s to the present. Hint: They built a lot of new casinos.

The $50 million Viewtron system had high hopes for people to access information from their TVs in the '80s. But people were still just interested in playing Donkey Kong instead.

Time to dust off that Wii, people. Mario Party hits March 11.

Get your popcorn ready again, another awesome Avengers trailer has hit the InterTubes.