Things We Saw Today: The World’s Oldest Photograph?
Things We Saw Today
The photo above is said to be the world’s oldest known photograph, taken in 1825 by one Nicephore Niepce, whose method of developing the photo was known as heliogravure. It sounds crazy complicated. (via Bit Rebels)
The Colbertpuff Report: Offered without comment. (via Popped Culture)
This pretty much sums up the latter Star Wars trilogy, doesn’t it? That the whole thing felt like a bad touch to the fandom? (via Boing Boing)
You can have your zombies, you can have your Whovians, you can even have your Newvians — this “Whombies” shirt is RIPT Apparel‘s $10 t-shirt of the day! (via Geeks of Doom)
Speaking of zombies, here is a reminder that AMC‘s The Walking Dead starts its second season tonight at 9:00 PM (8:00 Central Time)! But if you can’t wait, here is a five-minute preview video. Watch it with the doors locked! (via Spinoff Online)
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