Brett Domino, one of the geekiest musical duo we’ve been given to hear, recently released their cover of Labrinth’s ‘Earthquake’, and as is usual with them, the piece is just perfect for this site! Check it out. [Via IHC]
What? Some girls don’t want toys dripping in pink? Little Riley is a bit fed up that every toy in the “girl” section of the store looks like the inside of a Pepto Bismol bottle, and she’s not afraid to let you know about it. [Via Laughing Squid]
Ok, I have to admit that the Gatari doesn’t sound all that melodious, but still, considering the platform it uses, I think it could still be defined as one of the geekiest musical instrument of all time. The “gAtari” was my excuse to do something a little silly after I discovered that the Atari 2600 […]
We haven’t found any little green men on Mars…yet. But that doesn’t mean we haven’t been looking. Check out this informative and entertaining timeline created by NYU, containing some highlights of man’s past, present, and future search for life on the angry red planet. Really, Tesla? The aliens are trying to talk to you? Oh, […]
The natural order and supreme truth of the universe for all aspiring males has been discovered! What life lessons will the Italian Plumber teach us next? [Get it @ Splitreason.com – Check out the rest of our shirts right here – 10% off with promo code “geeksaresexy”]
If you’re a Parks and Recreation fan like I am, then you’ll enjoy this release from NBC “Ron Swanson Vs Food” because it’s 7 minutes of “Ron F*&cking Swanson”, and maybe if you’re lucky like me then your wife will also get you this awesome Ron Swanson poster.
Let us give Hanks. [Via]
I’m not really surprised that we, here in Canada, are at the bottom of the list. But what about you guys? How does your country compare to the rest of the world? [Via Neatorama]
At TEDMED, Sheila Nirenberg shows a bold way to create sight in people with certain kinds of blindness: by hooking into the optic nerve and sending signals from a camera direct to the brain. [Youtube]
2011 has been a watershed year for gaming in almost every way. With an overabundance of terrific AAA titles and creative low-budget indies, developers this year boldly took the medium into new territory. This is a salute to their work, and all the terrific interactive experiences we had in 2011. [MalcolmWKlock]