This is an infographic created by MailSuite highlighting the brands that phishing scammers impersonate the most in the US, according to the 1.14 million phishing scams reported to the company since January 2020. Is it accurately representative? Maybe, although according to a quick search there’s an estimated 3.4-BILLION phishing emails
Seen here looking like a view into the Matrix, this is a chart detailing the most used 4 digit PINs. Obviously, I was more than a little disappointed to not see a burning white dot where 6969 would be. Where is yours on the chart? Like, specifically. You know what,
This is a world map detailing the most popular children’s cartoon in every country. As you can see, Naruto pretty much rules the planet with 83 countries, followed by Youtube cartoon channel CoComelon with 49. No other cartoon dominates more than a handful of countries, and the U.S. is apparently
As part of my ongoing commitment to public health, this is a video from emergency medical service provider Kieram Litchfield detailing what different colored urine means about your health, adding food coloring to toilet water and stirring the faux-pee with what I assume is a roommate’s cereal spoon. From kidney
Because everything is a racket, this is visualization of the price increases across streaming platforms since Netflix’s introduction in 2011. Where’s that $1.50 CostCo hot dog guy when you really need him? I learned a lot by studying the chart. Mostly, that ever since cutting the cord, everyone that I
Previously: the men’s name version. In news that shouldn’t surprise anyone who didn’t recently move from an assisted living facility to a new home in the ground, this is a list of ten once popular girl’s names that have fallen out of fashion in the past century. Honestly, it’s hard
This is a chart detailing ten men’s names that were wildly fashionable in the early 20th century, but have since plunged in popularity. It’s like me in high school versus now. I’m kidding, I was never popular. There aren’t really any surprises on the list, presumably because parents today have
This is a US map created by WordFinderX detailing the most spoken language in each state besides English and Spanish. I learned a lot little by looking at it. Mostly, that it’s a shame my native language isn’t more prevalent anywhere. “And what language would that be?” The language of