The Sims Horror Movie
What? No heavily pixelated nude scenes? How disappointing!
What? No heavily pixelated nude scenes? How disappointing!
Based on the original Ninja Assassin trailer, this lego remake is, shall we say, nothing short of awesome.
Planned for release on May 28th, 2010 and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer (Pirates of the Caribbean, National Treasure, etc.), here’s the first trailer for the movie remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. Enjoy!
In the following mock behind-the-scenes look at the making of a NASA educational video, Felicia Day explains some of the science behind galactic “collisions,” including the upcoming collision between the Andromeda galaxy and our own. [Via Smithsonian.com]
A page in a manual for the latest GTA game has prompted speculation about the setting of the next installment in the series: speculation we at Geeks Are Sexy are happy to engage in. The page appears in the recently-released retail copy of GTA: Tales From Liberty City, which brings together two games previously available […]
The world turns on symmetry — from the spin of subatomic particles to the dizzying beauty of an arabesque. But there’s more to it than meets the eye. In the following video presentation, Oxford mathematician Marcus du Sautoy offers a glimpse of the invisible numbers that marry all symmetrical objects.
Admire this mind-bogglingly complex carbon fiber rotary weaver in action as it weaves the A-pillars for Lexus’s first supercar, the LFA. [Via Autoblog]
Filmed just a few days ago at Biola University in honor of this year’s Halloween, this specially prepared math lecture was presented by Professor Matthew Weathers to his class; judging by the reactions, the students were highly delighted. [Via Neatorama]
By Sterling “Chip” Camden Contributing Writer, [GAS] Amazon Payments, a subsidiary of Amazon that competes with PayPal and Google Checkout, announced a new service called PayPhrase that allows you to make purchases online using only a phrase and a PIN. “That’s so much easier than remembering a username and password,” I hear you snark. Or […]
After the ZX81 and BBC Micro, the last non-PC computer in my house growing up was Amstrad’s PCW8256. That’s somewhat appropriate given my recent review of Micro Men, which ended with ZX81 maker Clive Sinclair and BBC Micro maker Chris Currie bemoaning the way the market had been taken over by Amstrad’s Alan Sugar. The […]