I think the worst offender here is the History Channel and all their programs on the so-called "World War II".
History Channel has some splainin todo.

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"Error level analysis can help you work out if a photo has been digitally altered. Photos in a jpeg file format actually lose quality each time they are resaved. We can take advantage of this to try and work out if an image has been digitally manipulated."
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I've linked this before, but it's worth revisiting.
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Goodbye 2009.

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This is where the limited computer time I've had lately has gone. Zuma pretty much started it all (outside of Japan) many years ago - since then I've battled crippling addictions to a whole slew of variants on this game style - some poor, some stellar. The long-awaited sequel is awesome, but I figure this is a good place to list my top three non-Zuma ball-shooting games for anyone who might've missed them.
Sparkle - Badly in need of a sequel.
Karu - Desperately in need of a sequel.
Luxor - Too many damn sequels.
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This is about crates and barrels in videogames.

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