From Wired News:

If you take a close look at the form Google filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the exact value of its planned offering is $2,718,281,828 dollars, which some would immediately recognize as the mathematical constant e. E, for those not blessed with a Ph.D. and a job at Google, is Euler’s number, which is used as the base for natural logarithms.

A nerd is a nerd is a nerd.

There seems to be no shortage of digital cornucopias. Here’s another one: Making of America, a collection of American magazines from the latter half of the 19th century. They’ve got Harper’s, Atlantic Monthly, Scientific American, and stuff I’ve never heard of (which isn’t that suprising).

The decision has been made: I’m going to download all this, get an IV drip, and spend the rest of my days digging through the volumes upon volumes of free text the ’Net has to offer.

A music video/Hollywood director quiz (scored 6 out of 10), a Tarantino quiz (9 out of 10) and an article detailing the movies Kill Bill references.

So okay, it doesn’t just list the movies that are referenced but actually talks of volume 1.