Today marks the 57th birthday of one of the most interesting and fun science popularizer out there: William Sanford Nye, aka, Bill Nye, the science guy. Bill is best known as being the host of the popular Disney children’s show bearing his own name (1993-1997). He has also appeared in countless other shows as a […]
For the die-hard Batman fan, it can be tough waiting for the DVD/Blu-Ray to come out so you can get your hands on all the special features. Extras are, after all, where a geek can find some alleviation from the all-consuming need for more, more, more. Well luckily for you, you get a sneak preview […]
Like many LoTR geeks out there, I figured that when Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy finally ended, that was going to be it. There was a sense of finality, a feeling that I’d endured a great journey myself, following the film from its early rumors at the end of the 90s to the […]
From Youtuber James McVay: MechBass was the outcome of my Engineering honors project at Victoria University of Wellington in 2012. Design and Implementation details located here. [James McVay | Via]
Love the part where Tyrion slaps Joffrey Baratheon with the background laugh track. Hilarious. [matincomedy]
Everybody’s favorite song (Yeah, right!) done to Christmas Lights. Enjoy! ;) [listentoourlights]
John Picacio, this year’s winner of the Hugo Award for Best Professional Artist, and the artist for the best-selling 2012 George R. R. Martin / A Song of Ice and Fire Calendar, got in touch with me a little earlier today to let me know about his project to create a totally AWESOME calendar which […]
Mr. Saotome battles against his own shadowgraph with making full use of projection effects. The stage with transforming and lashing out shadow consists of precise video production and Mr.Saotome’s talent. [TEAMLABNET]