Hey Vsauce, I'm Jake and have you heard about how this guy forces his wife to dress in a
garbage bag for the next three years ... .com? If you're unsure use yes, no, maybe to help
come to a decision. But I have 21 more DONGs just for you...things you can do online now,
guys.
The Faces of Facebook project by Natalie Rojas creates a mosaic of the over 1.2 billion profile
pictures on Facebook. You can zoom into clusters of photos and the images are organized chronologically
so you can see who created the first Facebook profile or what position you are in.
Then use Facebook statuses and tweets to find out who is ill in your area. Sick Weather
uses certain phrases from people's social media to create a Doppler-esque map, tracking
who may be getting ill so you can avoid them. If you start feeling hot, it's probably because
you're Super Hot. Super Hot is an immensely fun first person shooter where time only moves
when you do. Take down your enemies, take their weapons, and, most importantly, take
your time.
While blasting away get some background music with cmd.fm, an internet radio that recreates
a computer's terminal. Type in what you want to hear and get those old school jams pumping.
But let's get current with Tesla Defense, a tower defense game where you zap your opponents
to dust before they shoot you down. However the game should probably be called Edison
Defense since Thomas Edison was known for electrocuting animals to death in an effort
to, wrongly, show the public how dangerous Tesla's alternating current technology was.
You can save yourself from animal harm by asking one simple question...does the dog
die .com? A website that ranks movies based on if our furry companions bark up the wrong
tree or not.
But let's play with an animal instead in sloth adventure. A game where you have to get the
sloth to his leaf...eventually. Come on...you can do it. Sloth, why you so slow? SLOTH.
(SLOTH! SLOTH! SLOTHHHHHHHHHHH)
Gah, my attention span is too short for thi-- oh look a giant floating shiny knot! It uses
google street view and whatever location you give it to create a really cool reflection
on your environment all on said floating shiny knot. But let's do some extreme exploration
with Map Dive. It useses Google Maps to generate levels based on landmarks. You skydive collecting
stars and hitting your target.
If it starts to rain when you're outside get inside insides, a website full of magnetic
resonance imaging of foods like lychees, passion fruit, and a pumpkin tree.
If you want to experience the rain without getting wet try this rainy day simulator.
And then add some sound effects with these noise machines from mynoise.net. Create your
own sound generator to make the perfect rain noise with just the right amount of thunder
or a fire burning with just the right amount of crackling. While you're curled up to your
computer, listening to the sweet sounds of your virtual fire, play Ultimate Tic Tac Toe
with a friend. You send them a unique URL and once they join, dominate them with your
fierce X and O skills.
If you want a little color in your life search for it with Multicolr Search. Once you pick
the color you want, it goes through a collection of 10 million photos choosing ones that predominantly
match your selection. Or just stick with one color in Red, an addicting game where you
have to protect your base by shooting at giant balls falling from the sky, using the force
of the collision to knock them off their path of destruction.
Then create a neurological path with Axon. This fast paced game has you clicking on different
proteins within your circle as quickly as you can. There are special proteins that create
bigger spheres, slow down time or create a quick path for you. Just be sure to click
on a circle before it gets stolen.
But lets go on a different path entirely with MTA.me. It slowly recreates the paths of New
York City train lines using real time departures, all while you play the chords the lines form,
creating something like this...
Maybe making music isn't something you want, but maybe it's what Icarus Needs, a really
engaging interactive story that has you searching and uncovering the mystery of what Icarus
really needs.
If you have google chrome and a smartphone then you have to try Roll It, probably the
coolest skee-ball game ever. You sync your phone to your computer's browser and then
use it as the ball. The faster your move your phone filled hand, the further the ball will
go, so you can hit bigger Numbers.
Number is similar to Cookie Clicker where you just click forever. The more you click
the faster the numbers go up and then click again and they go even faster...and then again...and
again...and again..and again
For even more numbers, there is How Many Earths? An extremely interesting guide that puts into
perspective how many exoplanets there are and how we go about detecting and discovering
them.
While you're exploring these DONGs I made a new Just Awesome Music leanback for you,
a JAM over on WEsauce. To check it out click Michael's face, or Kevin's face
or even my face. Every face. There is also a link at the top of the description if you
are on mobile and, as always, thanks for watching.