Lottery every second is just what it sounds like (well, minus any actual money — not that you were going to win anyways), a Powerball and EuroJackpot style lottery drawing every second. It’s tagline? “Why wait a week for disappointment when you can have it every second?” Ha, I’ve got

This is a little infographic created by VisualCapitalist detailing the 15 most websites visited in the world, measured in billions of visits per month. The results may surprise you. Just kidding, nothing really surprising here except there only being one adult site on the list. Also, I assume BornInSpace just

So I was going to hire someone (I was thinking a trained monkey but we’ll see what the money allows) to start migrating some of my old Geekologie work (read: smut) over to BornInSpace so it can live on the internet forever (and ramp up the overall posts per day).

Unless you’re viewing an old, cached version of the site, you may have noticed I’ve reduced ads on the site to the bare minimum after getting mixed up with an overly-aggressive digital marketing company. That means this spaceship makes very little, and is powered almost entirely by the heat of

Contrary to the popular belief I perpetuate around friends at parties, BornInSpace doesn’t actually make all that Geekologie money. It’s more of a pet project, and not even that well behaved a pet. It’s the kind that’ll pee on your sheets so you have to wash them, then pee on

Hey everyone — I’m on a much needed vacation this week, so posting may be sporadic as the internet here is actually a rusted Chef Boyardee can and a long piece of yarn stretching to the next island. I can’t even see a single tube. I’ll do what I can

Note: Image has been cut, click HERE to see the full-size image. Using data collected from Similarweb, this is a visualization created by VisualCapitalist of the world’s top 50 most visited websites, based on monthly traffic volume. As you can see, Borninspace did not make the cut. I assume it’s

This is a bar graph visualization detailing the most popular social networks from 2003 – 2022, measured by monthly active users worldwide. Remember 2006? Back when MySpace was king and Twitter was just being born. Things sure have changed, haven’t they? For the worse, just to be clear.