Remember the eerily cryptic video puzzle that captivated the attention of the Internet's crypto-nerd community for awhile back in October? While the meaning behind the ciphers and the identity of the "plague doctor" still remain unknown, the ongoing video series is more of a cryptographic art project than an ill omen, as some had feared, according to The Daily Dot's recent interview with the Polish-American filmmaker.

The militiamen in Oregon who have taken over the Malheur Wildlife Refuge did not bring enough supplies and have begun soliciting care packages (just like at summer camp!) by distributing their mailing address online. Pictured above are just some of the extremely unhelpful things they've been sent so far.

In a recent interview with The Daily Dot, Michael McGee, the American high school student who skyrocketed to internet fame in late December for his tense, vein-popping facial expression, clarified that he wasn't actually trying to hold in a fart when he posed for the picture next to his classmate Amber almost two years ago. Well, mystery solved.

Since it's launch in 2006, Twitter has limited all posts to 140 characters on the microblogging platform, which may be seeing a drastic increase according to rumors circulating on the tech blogosphere.

Prominent individuals like Bernie Sanders, Nicki Minaj, and many activists decried the decision online as the world was saddened by the lack of blame being placed for the Bland's hanging in prison after a routine traffic stop last summer.