Because, you know, everyone needs to pay a visit to the dentist sometimes, especially villains like Skeletor, who want to keep their evil-looking grin in good shape at all time. Hit the link for a picture of He-Man getting a haircut. [Link] [Edit: Somehow, the link doesn’t work for a lot of people. To make […]
If you think your morals are immutable, think again. It turns out nothing more complicated than a set of magnetic pulses could impair moral judgments. Researchers at the Massachussets Institute of Technology have identified the so-called moral compass as being a section of the brain known as the right temporo-parietal junction, located just behind the […]
From its position in orbit around Saturn, the Cassini spacecraft revealed some interesting images of the icy moon Mimas – “unexpected hot regions” that happen to resemble Pac-Man about to chomp down on a pink dot. Though the heated dot was expected due to the warm spot around Herschel Crater (which is what makes the […]
Produced by Youtube user meerakapur for Lenovo, Zero Clutter is a stop-motion animation that uses clay to partly recreate a semblance of The Matrix’s famous Agent Smith vs. Neo fight scene. Check it out. [Via TechEblog]
He’s got 99 problems but a Jedi ain’t one. Lyrics after the jump.
We’ve posted about Photoshop’s upcoming content-aware fill feature last week, but according to YouTube user wopkins, this new feature is actually a lot more powerful then we initially thought. Check it out: [Via Neatorama]
Joe Quirk takes a look at the implications of evolutionary biology in the human mating ritual we call “spring break” in the article The Geek’s Guide To Getting Girls. He starts out wondering “what do women want?” I have to sigh a little every time I hear that one. Women want everything. Just like men. […]
Most people break hearts with words. How do nerds break hearts? with Liquid Nitrogen! Please note that the heart used in this experiment actually comes from a pig, not a human being!
After receiving (in person!) a Razzie for “Worst Movie of the Decade” for the notoriously awful science fiction film Battlefield Earth, writer J.D. Shapiro wrote this amusing editorial for the New York Post in which he apologized profusely for inflicting such suckiness on the world. They didn’t set out to make a train wreck, he […]
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