The 10 Best Things To Do on the Internet this Weekend

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Venture into the world of Instagram in Vanity Fair's definitive profile of the revolutionary photo-sharing app. Co-founder and CEO Kevin Systrom dishes on the Facebook's acquisition, missed opportunities and much more. Read the story here. 

Mimi and Miguel team up for the sensual ode "#Beautiful," which is featured on her forthcoming album. The visuals are as as seductive as the song. 

T.I. assembled the crew for a 21-track effort and finally dropped "G.D.O.D" this week. The tape features B.o.B, Young Dro, Iggy Azalea and Trae Tha Truth; with guest spots by Meek Mill, Juicy J and others. Make no mistake: T.I. and Co. come correct. Download the mixtape here.

Psuedo-science or not, video game addiction is a real thing. So the good team over at Dorky decided to have some fun by matching video games, like World of Warcraft and Dance Dance Revolution, with certain drugs. See which type of addict you'd be and then remember that drugs are bad. Very, very bad. Check it out here. 

The genius behind Google's Street View is how it let's users scan the the block (or beach) as if you were actually there. Distant cityscapes and roadways brought to life through your computer screen. Imagine if you could apply the same tech wizardry to film scenes. Well now you can. Google Street Scene imagines what movie terrains would look like in Street View. It's an incredible peek into fictional lands you've only experienced in the theater. 

A compass for pizza? That's right. As Khushbu Khah writes for First We Feast: "The brainchild of Daniel Blackman, the app uses Four Square's API and a Google Map overlay to help users find the nearest pizza joints. To discover which direction leads to which restaurant, simply spin the pizza slice-it'll then start steaming as you get closer to your destination." Check out the app here.

Remember the kids who introduced "Hot Cheetos & Takis" to the world last year? Well they're back with a new jam. And it's even more infectious than the first. Check out "My Bike" above.

As Complex style writer Jian DeLeon notes: "What was once a rebellious neckwear choice has now become a symbol of the menswear neophyte. Wearing [a bowtie] doesn't make you automatically stylish, it makes you too obvious." If this isn't the most convincing case for not wearing a bowtie, then all hope is lost. 

Never get stuck with a too-bright computer screen again. F.lux software makes the color of your computer's display adapt to the time of day. You'll never have to deal with that terrible blue glow again during late-night Tumblr binges. Download f.lux here.

For one week, writer Michael Moynihan immersed himself in the online terror underworld. He asks: "How does one become so imbued with hatred online as to be willing to pack a pressure cooker with ball bearings and detonate it at the feet of an 8-year-old boy? What Internet 'community' could motivate a floppy-haired teenager to send hot shrapnel into the body of a Chinese exchange student?" The answers may surprise you. Read the story here.