From VSauce 3: In my quest to apply video game violence to real life I went after the age old question of what would actually happen to a person if they were hit by Ken’s Shoryuken from Street Fighter? It turns out… it wouldn’t be good. [Vsauce3]
Because the commonwealth is just not a safe place. Just trust me, I live there in real life. It’s not far off from Fallout’s version. [Hunter Normandy]
That’s right, Baby-8, not BB-8. From jmsmith7: BB-8 (Baby-8) Star Wars. My wife is 8 months pregnant, so we had some fun with her costume this year. We bought a styrofoam ball to use for the head, the rest we made from stuff around the house. [Source: Imgur user jmsmith7]
Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens hits movie screens this week with its intense plot, edge-of-your-seat action scenes and, of course, lots of lightsabers. But is it actually possible to create a real-life lightsaber or build a functioning Death Star laser? To answer these questions and more, Reactions explores the science behind the Star Wars […]
Han and Leia duke it out on the debut single for the galaxies #1 Geek n Roll band. Roaming through the galaxy Imperial free. Half-witted nerfherder stop looking at me. Won’t you pretty princess take a ride on my ship. You stuck up dirty scoundrel you can’t handle this. [The Rebel Scumbags]
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Thinkgeek has a fantastic U.S.S. Enterprise-themed glassware set for sale, which would make a perfect gift for any fan of the Star Trek franchise! The perfect gift for your 23rd century housewarming (shipwarming?) or wedding present: the Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Glassware Set. This set of 4 elegant, etched glasses can hold your Romulan Ale, […]
Just a quick post to let you guys know about these free eBooks that we currently offer in partnership with tradepub. There’s a lot of interesting stuff in there, so be sure to check ’em all out! -FREE: The Ultimate Raspberry Pi eBook Bundle (Over $90 Value) -FREE: Arduino Home Automation Projects (A $9.99 Value) […]
The Federal Communications Commission is asking major broadband carriers to explain their policies on exempting some content from data caps. The commission is looking at the thorny issue of whether such policies violate net neutrality rules. The letters have gone to Comcast, AT&T and T-Mobile, which all offer Internet plans (cable for Comcast, mobile for […]
Yep, totally illogical. [Dorkly]