We’ve posted about Photoshop’s upcoming content-aware fill feature last week, but according to YouTube user wopkins, this new feature is actually a lot more powerful then we initially thought. Check it out: [Via Neatorama]
Joe Quirk takes a look at the implications of evolutionary biology in the human mating ritual we call “spring break” in the article The Geek’s Guide To Getting Girls. He starts out wondering “what do women want?” I have to sigh a little every time I hear that one. Women want everything. Just like men. […]
Most people break hearts with words. How do nerds break hearts? with Liquid Nitrogen! Please note that the heart used in this experiment actually comes from a pig, not a human being!
After receiving (in person!) a Razzie for “Worst Movie of the Decade” for the notoriously awful science fiction film Battlefield Earth, writer J.D. Shapiro wrote this amusing editorial for the New York Post in which he apologized profusely for inflicting such suckiness on the world. They didn’t set out to make a train wreck, he […]
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Next time someone tells you Twitter is good for nothing, tell them this: thanks to the site, enough money has been raised to build 13 schools for the world’s poorest children. That’s all thanks to Twestival, a global event held yesterday in 175 cities around the world. Local organizers held parties in venues “hired” without […]
If you thought the plotline from the original Avatar movie looked a bit like the one from Pocahontas / Dances with Wolves, wait until you see this fan-made trailer for the yet-to-be-announced sequel. [Via Neatorama]
Photoshop geeks, be prepared to drool. No seriously, I’m not kidding. This new content-aware fill feature Adobe is currently working on is simply amazing. Check it out: [Via [H]]
In the following video, planetary scientist Joel Levine shows some intriguing — and puzzling — new discoveries about Mars: craters full of ice, traces of ancient oceans, and compelling hints at the presence, sometime in the past, of life. He makes the case for going back to Mars to find out more.