BEHOLD: The ThunderLOLcats [Video]
I’m a narwhal! Im the Jedi of the sea! Please note that I’ve added this video to the “culture” category. Yes, I know, this is quite sad. You should all weep for me now, thank you. [Via Being a Geek]
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Featured Short Film: Table 7 [Video]
A couple has an intimate conversation in a restaurant, unaware that their every word is being closely monitored. However, not all is as it seems. [Youtube]
Amazing Portal 2 Cosplay [Pic]
[Via EpicPonyz]
You’re a Skywalker, not a street walker!
[Via Star Wars Fans Unite]
18 Things You Should Know about Genetics [Video]
Whether you know next to nothing about DNA or if you’re just in need of a little brush-up, this video can help you out. If you’re really lost, check out A Brief Introduction to Genetics, also from David Murawsky. 18 Things You Should Know About Genetics is an animated film that presents fundamental background information about […]
Monty Python and the Holy Bricks [Gallery]
Tom Williamson built this awesome series of Monty Python and the Holy Grail LEGO characters for Pythonscape at BrickCon 2011. [Source: Tom Williamson]
Gandalf Sucks: All Hail Daffy Duck the Wizard [Video]
Move over Gandalf, make place to the almighty Daffy Duck! [Via Neatorama]
Welcome to the World, Ganondorf! [Pic]
For all you uncultured heathens who have no idea who Ganondorf is, enlighten yourself by reading this wikipedia entry. Thank you! [Via]
One-Minute Physics: Schrödinger’s Cat [Video]
Schrödinger’s cat is a famous thought experiment designed to explain the application of quantum mechanics to everyday objects (or, um, animals). It’s fairly well-known but not always clearly understood, and that’s where Henry Reich from MinutePhysics comes in to help. [New Scientist]
Facebook: you can check out but you can never leave
Facebook has agreed to fix a an issue with its system that meant it continued to track the online activity of users even after they had logged out of the site. The issue was discovered by Australian security blogger Nik Cubrilovic, who wrote this week about Facebook’s privacy settings after a debate broke out about […]