Man Copies Hwoarang’s Moves (From Tekken) in Real Life [Video]

Copying Hwoarang’s command list (movelist) in real life. Hunting Hawk is at the end. Caution: Taekwondo overload.

A fantastic short fan film by the folks from BlackSmokeFilms.

The World isn’t like it’s supposed to be. Something happened along the way.

With these words TRUNKS reminds himself the arrival of CELL, the loss of his friends and his training for combat. While he knows he doesn’t have any chance, he will try to make the difference and bring back the lost hope. This Fan Fiction was born from our desire to adapt DRAGON BALL Z into a film, while adopting a dramatic and realistic approach.

THE FALL OF MEN is set in different future, inspired by characters of the DBZ saga, this untold story pays tribute to AKIRA TORIYAMA’s universe.

[BlackSmokeFilms]

How to Avoid the Flu [Vine Video]

Here’s a quick and totally normal tip on how to stay healthy this cold/flu season.

[hassanisms]

Words Get Phonetically Defined [Comics]

John Atkinson of Wrong Hands has drawn these two comics taking a look at the “hidden” meaning of various words based on their phonetic definition.

[Source: John Atkinson – Wrong Hands: Part I | Part II | Via LS]

Cop Pulls Over ‘Too Slow’ Self-Driving Car

Credit: Google

A Google self-driving car has been pulled over by a police officer for driving too slowly. The officer appears to have concluded no law was broken but warned Google about possible safety risks.

According to the Mountain View Police Department in California, the car was traveling at 24 miles per hour in a 35 miles per hour zone. An officer pulled over the car after spotting traffic backing up behind it.

The officer then “made contact with the operators.” Though neither the police nor Google have detailed who was on board, California rules require the cars have a human operator who can take control immediately if needed.

The police say the officer asked how the car was choosing the speed at which to drive. The officer also pointed to a California law that says that “No person shall drive upon a highway at such a slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, unless the reduced speed is necessary for safe operation, because of a grade, or in compliance with law.”

The police department doesn’t mention any ticket being issued as a result of a possible breach of this law and Google notes that “After 1.2 million miles of autonomous driving (that’s the human equivalent of 90 years of driving experience), we’re proud to say we’ve never been ticketed!”

Back in June Google revealed that its self-driving vehicles have been involved in 12 minor collisions during testing. 11 of these involved a human driver rear-ending the Google car after it slowed or stopped. The other involved a human driver using the Google car with the self-driving mode switched off.

Let The Fallout 4 Glitch-Fest Begin + Infinite Caps Exploit

Gotta love Bethesda. They make great games that make from even greater glitches. I know when I played Fallout 3, for about ten hours of that game my Dogmeat was three times the size he was supposed to be because of a glitch. Now, apparently, with next-gen hardware, he can float through stairs.

God bless that magical, glitchy dog. We still love you, Bethesda!

Also, there’s an infinite Caps glitch for those of you who are interested!

1: find a vendor who sells ammo (any ammo!)
2: Buy all bullets of that ammo type
3: Sell one ammo of what you just bought
4: Sell another portion of the ammo, but not all of it.

If you do it right, after the procedure, you should be able to sell what you have left an infinite number of times without affecting the inventory of the seller.