Star Wars Deleted Scene [Cartoon]
[Source: Kerry Callen]
Monthly Archives: April 2011
Ladies, this one is for you: The Firefly Serenity Dress
[$35 @ Raygunrobyn.com | Via]
PSN hacking fallout continues
On the downside, 2.2 million credit card numbers may (repeat may) be in the hands of hackers after the Sony PSN data breach. On the upside, everyone’s trophies are fine. There have been several updates since our last report on the Sony breach. The company says that all credit card numbers stored on its servers [...]
Super Mario Bros: Real Life Edition
Hmmm, I don’t want to question this dude’s sanity, but those mushrooms he ate at the entrance of the park are certainly not 1-Up mushrooms! [Via Nerd Bastards]
Building Super Hard Drives with Depleted Uranium
Researchers from the University of Nottingham have come up with an idea which would allow to build “super” hard drives using a uranium compound. Check it out: [Via [H]]
Dark Matters Illustrated [Video]
Recently, Jorge Cham from Phdcomics.com sat down with Physicists Daniel Whiteson and Jonathan Feng to talk about Dark Matter and how Cern’s collider is helping answer the question: What is it? Check out the cool video he then created to go along with the recording. [Phdcomics]
Meekakitty’s Bacon Song Sizzles!
You guys love bacon, right? And you love Meekakitty, right? Well here’s a two-for-one then!
What Portals Were Originally Made For [Cartoon]
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Data is White and Nerdy [Video]
Yep, I’m pretty sure that when Weird Al composed “White and Nerdy,” he had Data from Star Trek: TNG in mind from the beginning. [Via Neatorama]
Deadpool Cosplay at its Finest [Pics]
Check out those pretty awesome (and hilarious!) Deadpool cosplay pictures shot at Comic Con Atlanta by Flickr user IcyBrian: [Source: IcyBrian - Flickr]
Orc Army T-Shirt
We want you for Orc Army! Join the second battalion today! Zug Zug! [Get it @ Splitreason.com - 10% off with promo code "geeksaresexy"]
Cheap New Sensor Diagnoses Infection by Smell
And in even more medical sensor news, researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a low-cost method of detecting bacterial infection using an artificial nose. To sniff out the particular strain of bacterium, a broad-sensitivity array is attached to the underside of a Petri dish lid and a sample of the patient’s blood is [...]
