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Ok, so $troll is sitting at 3M Fire found with this lore at 7k, gonna summarize it for ya'll. I aped #raperodent at 7k. What is rape rodent? Well, this is the ORIGIN of troll face. So the author from $troll face, Carlos Ramirez, (Whynne) first attempted to draw a mighty mouse that then resulted into a creepy expression mouse that he posted on devianart. Rape Rodent never gained significant popularity because of looking as a rodent with a disturbing, smirking face, resembling Mighty Mouse but with a sinister expression. So, whats the correlation between rape rodent and troll face? This are what they key points: Shared Creator: Both memes were created by Carlos Ramirez (Whynne). Rape Rodent was an earlier sketch, and Trollface was a later creation inspired by it. Inspiration: Whynne attempted to replicate Rape Rodent’s creepy facial expression in his MS Paint webcomic about trolling, uploaded to DeviantArt on September 19, 2008. This comic birthed the Trollface, which became a widely recognized symbol of internet trolling and rage comics. It is so sad to see this, While Rape Rodent failed to gain popularity, Trollface became one of the most iconic memes, appearing in rage comics, YouTube videos, and games like Trollface Quest. Lets make famous his first art and the origin of troll face in his token, it deserves it. Giving link so if you want to check CA: D38VLiA55ZDcQCrbqsZFq6gJ4JLxdYVoJFDvDGXipump meme.fandom.com/wiki/Rape_Rode…

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US gov just inked deals with Google, Microsoft, and xAI. They now get early access to unreleased frontier models for pre-launch cyber safety testing. First voluntary “red-team before ship” program post-Claude Mythos clearing the full corporate network takeover sim. Labs handing over models before public drop. The regulatory window just opened. Signal over noise. cnn.com/2026/05/05/tec…

The internet like it’s 1999 again. Post your project as a tile. InternetTiles.com The goal is to get this site to 1 million views.

Rain was tapping gently against the window of my childhood bedroom, one of those slow, cozy afternoons where the whole world felt wrapped in a blanket. I was maybe 10 or 11, still brand new to the internet, dial-up humming in the background, that magical feeling that the computer screen was a portal to somewhere endless. I don’t even remember how I found it… but suddenly there it was: milliondollarhomepage.com. A single page with a million little pixels, each one sold for a dollar, slowly filling up with tiny pictures, logos, and messages from people all over the world. I sat there for hours, scrolling pixel by pixel, zooming in like a detective. Who were these people? What story was behind that little cartoon character? Why did someone spend $100 on a single square that just said “Hi Mom”? It felt like the wildest, most hopeful thing I’d ever seen, strangers from everywhere chipping in to build something together, one tiny dot at a time. No algorithms, no feeds, just pure creativity and a crazy idea that somehow worked. Man… I miss that wide-eyed version of the internet. The one that felt like discovery instead of distraction. 20 years later, Internettiles.com has brought that magic back to life with a fresh modern twist. Seeing that familiar layout of flashing pixels, packed with completely random and unique items to explore, instantly transported me right back to my childhood bedroom. The beautiful difference now? I can actually be a part of it, claiming my own little piece, watching this crazy, wonderful amalgamation of the weird and wonderful grow in real time. Feels like coming full circle. Thank you @JoeBalaclava