We guess Scott Adams put it best when he said “It’s a wondrous human characteristic to be able to slip into and out of idiocy many times a day without noticing the change or accidentally killing innocent bystanders in the process.” You see, just the other day, we were ranting about our mobile phone because it wouldn’t turn on. It took us about 20 minutes to figure out that we put in the battery the wrong way and that we were lucky enough not to have damaged our phone. Still, we’re sort of grateful that no one was around at that time to witness our moment of stupidity, unlike some of these tech guys, who will forever be haunted for saying things that made them—well— look and sound stupid.

Remember when the news about the first iPhone came out? Many people anticipated the release of this revolutionizing gadget, but there were also some who remained skeptical about ditching their feature phones. They wondered how a smartphone like the iPhone would fit in their lives because they thought they already had everything they needed with their trusty Nokia or Sony Ericsson phone. Now, the same thing is happening with smartwatches. Apple and Samsung, both sitting at the top of the electronics world and the leaders in the smartphone industry, have their eyes set on the next time-telling technology.

While you can technically share nearly any type of media file through social media, there are some files that are more common than others. For example, you will probably see MP3s more than WAVs even though both are audio files. These are the most common files that are shared through social media.

MP3

There are many different audio file types, but many would say that the MP3 is the most common. While the audio isn’t quite as good as WAV and AIFF files, it’s certainly acceptable to most people. An MP3 has about the same quality as CD recordings while a WAV would be the equivalent of a vinyl. The quality and memory can be increased or decreased depending on the bit rate.

We don’t really understand why some people don’t like pet-shaming sites. There’s this Tumblr called Cat-Shaming and we seriously can’t get enough of it. We especially had a good chuckle over this one cat who ate her mommy’s birth control pills and this furry guy named Wiggly who drinks from the toilet. Of course, as entertaining as these cool kitties are, there’s no denying that there are other more famous felines that have charmed even the most discriminating Internet citizens. Let’s take a look at the web’s biggest cat stars.

Grumpy Cat

A recent audit on technology has earmarked security howlers in three of the biggest names in tablet devices, which has raised a lot of concerns with regards to the security ramifications of allowing employees to bring their personal devices at work.