17 Secrets Hidden Across the Internet You May Not Have Ever Seen
by N/A, 9 years ago |
4 min read
The internet is a truly amazing place, and it's even more incredible when you start to find all the fun little things hidden on websites meant for you to find.
1. The Konami code is featured on plenty of websites, including some you might not expect it, like British Vogue
If you go hit the code (which is up arrow + up arrow + down arrow + down arrow + left + right + left + right + B + A) you'll get something pretty fun on the high fashion magazine's site.Â
2. If you're using Chrome and you can't connect to the internet, you actually have a game built in.
Just hit the space bar to play the dino game in your browser while waiting for it to load.
3. This Hema product page contains a pretty incredible Rube Goldberg
4. Next time you're using Google Hangouts, there are a few commands that make some fun changes, like /bikeshed to change the background color
Or /ponystream for My Little Ponies invading your screen
And of course, because it's Google and they love dinos, try /shydino
5. Digg has the biggest Rickroll on the internet when you use the Konami code over there
(Again, in case you forgot, that's up + up + down + down + left + right + left + right + b + a)
6. Try to get walking directions from "The Shire" to "Mordor"
You'll be reminded that "One does not simply walk into Mordor."
7. Dr. Who fans take note, if you go to street view at Earl's Court Road, you'll find a blue police box that looks awfully familiar...
When you get close to it, click the X on the ground outside and...
Well, it's bigger on the inside...
8. On the IMDb page for This Is Spinal Tap, the rating goes up to 11, instead of the normal 10
9. In Google Image search, search for "Atari Breakout" and you'll be able to play that
10. If you're looking to have a little fun on Facebook, you can change the language setting to "English (Pirate)"
11. If you go to the Black Acre Brewing website and say you're under 21, you're in for a surprise
12. If you take a look at the app updates from Spotify, you'll find some pretty funny fake changes made with each update
13. The online comic XKCD once published coordinates and a date, and hundreds of people showed up to the location on the date
The comic "Dream Girl" directed people to a park in Cambridge where people camped out and the author came and signed autographs at the unofficial meetup.
14. If you open up Firefox and type in "about:mozilla" in the address bar, you'll get this message
15. And if you type in "about:robots" you'll get some useful information about robots
16. The globe used for Facebook notifications looks different depending on where you are in the world
The top is what the globe looks like if you're in Europe, whereas the bottom is what it looks like in the Americas
17. A running joke in Arrested Development was Tobias leaving blue marks all over the house...
And when Netflix was promoting the new season of Arrested Development and you searched blue...
This one is a pretty amazing, and subtle piece of marketing by the team at Netflix. Unfortunately, it's not available anymore.
