Computer World Records  

John Kunze fit 15 digitally generated explosions into a 6-second video.

Yan D. received 1,000,069 Facebook pokes.

Noah P. saved 3,750 folders to his computer desktop.

Abhishant Kumar received two Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) certificates.

Stephen Goldblatt engages in 12 instant message chats while flying on a plane, a new world record. He achieved the feat while flying from JFK to LAX on a Virgin America flight. The record was set on March 26, 2009. At the moment of documentation, Goldblatt was moving 605 miles an hour, 36,215 feet above Albequerque, New Mexico. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Streeter Seidell sent 13 insulting tweets to his friend Jeff Rubin[] in one minute. He was angry at Rubin for not attending an event they’d planned to go to together. Seidell set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society event held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. This record contains adult language. [#WRAS11][]

Corey Henderson picked up 41 internet signals at URDB HQ in New York City’s Chinatown neighborhood.

Moonhack set the RecordSetter world record for 28,575 kids coding in one day. The participants came from 484 coding clubs in 56 countries. They set the record to raise awareness about digital literacy. Record Setter CEO and co-founder Corey Henderson was present to adjudicate the attempt. Learn more about the feat here.

Darryl Learie has 3,614 links that link toRecordSetter’swebsite on his personal web page.

Abhishant Kumar received eight Linux certificates.

Fahi A. created a Facebook email thread that contains 686,739 messages.

Rahil S. closed 39 Microsoft Windows in 20 seconds.

Rahil S. opened 60 Microsoft Windows at once.

Tom Andre Seppola completed 830 mouse clicks in 30 seconds. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Noah P. ran 21 operating systems on his computer at once.

36 students from iD Tech Camps at Macalester College partied with their headphones on in front of their computer screens.