Master Chief has 4 seconds left to live after getting a plasma grenade stuck to his helmet, and this short film explores exactly how he spends that time.
If Spike Jonze directed the Halo movie, this is what it would look like.
Master Chief has 4 seconds left to live after getting a plasma grenade stuck to his helmet, and this short film explores exactly how he spends that time.
If Spike Jonze directed the Halo movie, this is what it would look like.
It’s just sad.
From Darren Wallace:
This is not necessarily a reflection of my opinion of the trailer but rather a satirical skit about the negative reaction it has received.
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Here is the second part of Solarwinds’ hilarious IT requests compilation! If you’ve missed part I, you can check it out right here.
The folks from Solarwinds recently asked their community of IT professionals to share helpdesk horror stories with them, and even though I’ve experienced plenty of those in the past, these stories are both new and hilarious! I’d also like to say that I’ve used Solarwinds products quite a bit when I was working full time as a System Administrator, and these guys have really helped me do my job more efficiently!
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From Jason Allemann:
A LEGO Orrery featuring the Earth, Moon and Sun. I tried to focus on making the rotation and movements as accurate as possible without making it too complex. It can be powered manually using the crank, or with a Power Functions M-Motor.
The relative sizes and distances between the objects is obviously not to scale, a concession often taken with these models. It’s also missing the tilt of the Earth and inclination of the Moon’s orbit. Perhaps some things that could be added in the future.
Building instructions and more information can be found here.
From Otto Dieffenbach:
This video is of my 3D Hover Flyguy. He is a 3D replica of Gothminister’s lead singer Bjorn Alexander Brem. He flies quite well and hovers too, allowing him to operate in tight spaces. He weighs 4.5 pounds and is made primarily of carved polystyrene. All moving parts are internal to the figure for safety.
Otto Dieffenbach has also created plenty of other really cool flying characters:
Sure there are plenty of people online speculating about why the One ring wasn’t taken to Mount Doom by the eagles, but the fan theory presented in this video actually makes a lot of sense.
[IO9]