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It’s dangerous to go alone without backing up your data! Take This! [$40 @ etsy.com]
In the past, we’ve shown you some geeky artwork that uses a variety of unusual mediums. But you’ve never seen anything quite like what artist Bashir Sultani can do with little more than a flat surface, a couple of tools, and a salt shaker. Darth Vader? Check. Optimus Prime? Yup! And check out this very […]
Check out this awesome 8-bit-style animation by the folks at Punga, an animation studio based in Buenos Aires. [Via G.TDW]
[insert lame joke about playing with food] Now that that’s out of the way: Foogos is one guy, a freelance graphic artist, who happens to like making stuff out of food. And he likes to make stuff he likes, which means there are a lot of old-school TV shows and movie logos, comics, NHL and […]
For those of you who have been following this season of Doctor Who, you might be on the edge of your seats awaiting his fate. Tomorrow Tonight (2011/10/01) is the season finale, an episode titled “The Wedding of River Song,” and for me at least, the creepy, sing-songy “tick tock goes the clock” from last […]
Another creation from our friends at The Regali Kitchen! Justice League of America-themed toppers by Stephanie Santos Dark Chocolate Cupcakes with Light Caramel Frosting by Chef JB Cada [Source: Regali Kitchen]
To highlight some of the critical work being done at the Goodman Cancer Research Centre, we gathered some of our top scientists, students, lab techs and dedicated volunteers, who turned on the music – and danced! Thanks to our proud sponsor, Medicom, a donation will be made for each hit to support advances in cancer […]
If you weren’t able to attend to Dragon*Con 2011, this video is the next best thing next to it. Enjoy! Also, be sure to check the picture gallery below! Thanks Blake! [Beatdownboogie]
When it’s a land-based hovercraft, of course! Princeton PhD student Noah Jafferis had originally planned to carry out his study project on the technology of printing electronic circuits. However, he changed his mind after reading a 2007 paper on the “Settling and Swimming of Flexible Fluid-Lubricated Foils” that, in the words of its authors, allowed […]
The Imperial March as performed by a duo of floppy drives. Enjoy! [Via Reddit]