Don’t forget to leave your brains and cookies out for Santa! Because here are some zombies whose naughty lists you definitely don’t want to be on. Mark this one under “things I inexplicably found a lot of on Flickr” category. Zombie Santa is a popular costume, apparently – who knew! _lisamarie_ (CC)
The nature vs nurture debate is one of science’s longer-running questions, and it doesn’t seem likely it will be settled any time soon. But a newly-published study shows the issue isn’t confined to the human race. Sonya Kahlenberg of Bates College, Maine, and Richard Wrangham of Harvard University have published an article in Current Biology […]
First, there were these awesome Star Wars paper snowflakes, and then a few days later, a cylon version appeared online. Now, just in time for Christmas, here comes a cool predator-themed one, for the joy and pleasure of all sci-fi geeks worldwide. [Via Geekologie]
Previously seen on [GaS]: How to Put Sci-Fi Nerds in Kill Mode [Via]
Apple has stopped distributing an iPhone app that allowed users easy access to leaked US cables published by WikiLeaks. But it may be that the deletion has something to do with a technical breach of the App Store rules rather than the nature of the app itself. The application, named simply WikiLeaks App, was produced […]
Yes folks, the swines from EpicMealTime are back, and this time, they’re building a gingerbread house… minus the gingerbread. Check it out:
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[GaS] reader Gary just wrote in to tell us about his colleagues’ amazing xmas light setup. Just wanted to let you know about my colleagues xmas light extravaganza. He’s using multiple universes of DMX to control thousands of LED’s. This is all synched via timecode and as a bonus, anyone who drives past can hear […]
It’s that time of year! Holiday baking means small armies of gingerbread men, not to mention the delicious houses they live in. But clearly some gingerbready culinary concoctions are geekier than others, and here’s a few you can try to replicate if you’re feeling particularly creative (and hungry)… Night of the Living Bread – v1ctory_1s_m1ne […]
It’s been a mixed picture recently for leading tech services in courtrooms. British courts have been told they should allow reporters to post messages to Twitter during a case in most circumstances. But an American case was declared a mistrial after a juror used Wikipedia to look up a phrase mentioned in evidence. The Lord […]