Jed Stoneham of Urlesque.com has created an awesome social media-themed remix of Daft Punk’s Technologic. Check it out, it’s quite catchy! Ok, now everone repeat after me: Tweet it, rate it, like it, star it, digg it, tag it, zip – email it Up it, down, it, vote it, link it, reddit, share it, quik […]
Can you name them all? If you can, John Martz, the creator of this illustration, is giving away two free prints of this illustration! Be sure to check out his website for all the details. [Via Nerd Approved]
An awesome shirt for all you Android fans out there! Not evil, just hungry, and a little more open. [Get yours @ Splitreason.com – 10% off with promo code “geeksaresexy”]
Physicists in Illinois have found something that is at least a little unusual and at most a new force of nature. Or to put that another way, the blue bump on the right-hand graph above could mean the entire rulebook of physics needs to be rewritten. The findings came at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory […]
A full 15 minutes of the most beautiful Wonders of the Universe visual effects you’ll see today. [Vimeo]
Problem, Mom? Unfortunately, back in the days when I was in this situation, laptops didn’t exist, and bringing a 75-pound TV outside along with my NES or VIC-20 was just not an option. [Via 9gag]
Big news for mineral scientists or collectors — a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite discovered in Antarctica in 1969 contains a mineral previously unknown on Earth. Dubbed Wassonite after John T. Wasson, a UCLA professor known for his achievements in meteorite and impact research, the tiny crystal comprises sulfur and titanium in an interesting new structure. From the Live […]
All I have to say is: Wow. This brilliant commercial was filmed to promote NTT Docomo’s Touchwood SH-08C cell phone. I don’t know how long it took to set the whole thing up, but it must have taken a very, very long time. Enjoy! [Youtube]
Hey everyone, look! It’s Ham Solo… as played by a Canadian version of Kevin Bacon! Yeah, yeah, I know, this is a horrid joke :) [Via]
On April 7, 1969, RFC 1 was distributed on the spankin’-new ARPANET by Steve Crocker of UCLA. Today, the RFC is the official publication channel for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), the Internet Architecture Board (IAB), and the global community of computer network researchers. ARPANET would later be incorporated with other networks to giveth life […]