This Fully Crocheted Ghostbusters Slimer Halloween Costume Looks Amazing! [Pics + Video]

After crocheting a full predator costume for her son, Stephanie Pokorny of Crochetverse decided that one amazing costume was not enough, so she created a second one: A fully crocheted glow in the dark Slimer outfit! Behold:

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WANT: The HAL 9000 Christmas Ornament

This year marks the 50th Anniversary of of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, and to celebrate, Hallmark released a HAL 9000 Christmas ornament with light and sound!

The latest result in machine intelligence, the HAL 9000 — thought to be the most reliable computer ever made and incapable of error — served as the brain and central nervous system for the Discovery One ship’s ill-fated mission to Jupiter. Fans of “2001: A Space Odyssey” will want to bring home this special Christmas ornament that celebrates 50 years of the science-fiction masterpiece. Press the button to see the ornament light up as HAL says several memorable phrases.

The thing even sings Daisy! (See the video on the product page)

[2001: A Space Odyssey HAL 9000 50th Anniversary with Light and Sound]

This is Going to Take Forever [Comic]

[Source: Jeff Mumm]

Man Sinks Full-Scale Jason Voorhees in Lake to Scare Divers [Video]

Minnesota is called “The Land of 10,000 Lakes,” and there’s one near the town of Crosby that has a full-scale Jason Voorhees tethered at its bottom. It was put there back in 2013 by diver Curtis Lahr, and the man still visits regularly to make sure the statue is still there.

[Curtis Lahr on Youtube | Via Geekologie]

Pay What You Want for This Comprehensive Coding Bundle

Coding is a lot like writing or riding a bike: You learn by doing. So, while understanding the theory is important, you’ll need to work hands-on to truly learn and grow. As such, the Pay What You Want: Coding 101 Bundle has everything a programmer needs, whether they’re just getting their feet wet or brushing up; and it’s available for a price you choose.

In this compendium, you’ll get beginner’s courses on all the essentials, from HTML and CSS to Python and GitHub. In no time, you’ll be able to navigate and build databases with MySQL and PHP, or create your own web applications with Ruby on Rails. There’s a special focus on Java programming and JQuery scripting, plus a wide-angle look at how all these skills can be put to use with an overview on web development.

The best part? All it costs is whatever it’s worth to you. MSRP for these individual courses combined is $1990, but the Coding 101 Bundle is now on sale on a “Pay What You Want” basis. Pay what you want, and you’ll instantly get 1 of the collection’s 10 courses. Beat the average price paid, and you’ll take the whole bundle home for no extra charge.

Pay What You Want: The Coding 101 Bundle

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How Medieval Warriors Fought in Full 14th Century Armor [Video]

From Ola Onsrud:

This video is made as an attempt to answer some of the many questions about the use of harness (armour) received after the publication of our video “dressing in 14th century armor”. This is therefore not a video showing harnischfechten techniques, but a video showing the weakness of a 14th century harness.