Star Fiction? Pulp Wars? [Pic]
And you will know my name is the Lord (Vader) when I lay my vengeance upon thee – Jules Winnfield. [Source | Original Picture]
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Spammers not shy about punctuation sneakery
Punctuation can be a beautiful thing, and a wonderful tool in the battle to achieve clarity in communications. But now it appears it can be a tool for evil, as well. Security firm Symantec reports that spammers are now using a particular type of hyphen to make it easier to get URLs into messages and […]
World’s Youngest Astrophysicist Shares His Thoughts on the Universe
This video was created by Youtube user onesleekblackcat as an entry for Rose Center’s 10 year anniversary video contest. I’m not exactly how old this young fellow is, but his future sure does look promising!
Battlestar Galactica Character Alignment Chart [Pic]
[Via Reddit]
Ron Moore in Talks to Reboot The Wild, Wild, West Series
TV is quickly becoming my favorite form of media delivery these days, with film taking the back seat by a mile. I’d far prefer getting invested in a series than putting all my hopes and dreams in a few hours of film, only to come up disappointed and upset that I can’t actually get my […]
Awesome Music Video: Cutter by Aspirins
Here’s the music video for Cutter, directed by Mr. Harrison for London, UK-based Electro group Aspirins. Enjoy! [Via BoingBoing]
Singing With Headphones On [Pic]
[Via The Oatmeal]
Stop Motion Music Video: Tatooine
Check out this awesome animated music video by Eric Power, which retells the story of the original Star Wars trilogy, set to the tune of Jeremy Messersmith’s song Tatooine. Enjoy! [Via thedailywh.at]
Facebook / Twitter Portrait Interpretation Guide
So dear readers, after looking at the guide, how would YOU interpret your Facebook / Twitter portrait? (if you have one, of course!) [Via]
I Am My Connectome [Video]
Sebastian Seung is mapping a massively ambitious new model of the brain that focuses on the connections between each neuron. He calls it our “connectome,” and it’s as individual as our genome — and understanding it could open a new way to understand our brains and our minds.