The name of the video doesn’t begin to do it justice.  It starts out seeming quirky, but not terribly compelling; As he explains the system in more detail though, there’s one mind-blowing revelation after another.

It’s like the engine is a living thing!

(edit: This is not my car, it’s just a video I found on YouTube.  There’s a video from the same guy a few months later showing all the damage he did when he crashed it.)

It’s very frustrating that the night on which, for the first time in months, I happen to want to use Netflix to watch something via my PS3 it’s also E3.  And that during E3 Sony’s incapable of properly provisioning PSN.  And so I can’t use F(*%TNV*$ Netflix.

Someone explain to me why these organizations deserve my money, when the single most important feature they advertise – availability – is the first feature they fail to provide in a pinch?

The split/steal round that’s highlighted at the end really is amazing, but not even half as amazing as the fact that there’s a show on UK television named “Golden Balls.”

http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/04/amazing_round_o.html

Seriously, people. It’s THE D.

https://play.google.com/store/music/album/?id=Behjkgrz4fwknhu2qeeanvsb2ai&feature=music_preview_purchased_share

It turns out that Snoop Dogg is very important in the world of technical documentation. Who knew?

http://snoopdiagrams.tumblr.com/

Hulk (the film critic) reviews Mark Ruffalo’s portrayal of The Hulk. http://io9.com/5908676/the-hulk-reviews-mark-ruffalos-performance-as-the-hulk

http://io9.com/5908676/the-hulk-reviews-mark-ruffalos-performance-as-the-hulk

It’s a little bit of a cheap shot to imagine placement in the works of Shakespeare. To start, the idea of brands and the mass-marketing of them is hilariously recent, but moreso because we really don’t have any idea how many incidental references to the local equivalent were made but didn’t stand the test of time.

That said, it’s interesting to think about what good product placement, like the ubiquity of Apple computers in 1990s movies, will look like in down the road.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ScenesFromAMultiverse/~3/GMFVKdQZV9c/

The fact that the singular of ‘Doritos’ is ‘Doritos’ is infuriating. That Michael Gavin and Tiarnán de Burca wasted 4 Doritos to remind of that fact is just… tragic.

I took a few shots with my phone while the crew was finishing setting up the track and getting all the paperwork in order.