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This is how evolution really works.

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Dancing ballerina - proof that she's going clockwise! (Wtf Talk Post)

Baqueta says...

Gunrock: Look at the images you posted (it's probably a lot easier to do with the still images) and flip your descriptions so that the back is the front - i.e. in the z axis. Consequently, left becomes right. When trying to flip it watching the animated version, I found it easier with the link Swampgirl posted:
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,22492511-5005375,00.html

If it helps, look at your "front facing her right" image, and imagine the camera position being slightly vertically lower.

That's the best description I can give of how I flip it. Hope it helps.

Jumpstyle

Led Zeppelin: Whole Lotta Love

A Most Wonderful Magic Trick: the "Hanky Panky"

Anti-Piracy Ad from The IT Crowd

A standing dog that can skateboard.

HeyZeus909 eats his eggs post-workout... shell and all...

Baqueta says...

Assuming you're not either a pre-teen or an OAP, salmonella's pretty much just a regular dose of food poisoning. Your body would likely shrug off a couple of infected eggs without you noticing. It seems you're at a far greater risk of falling in love with yourself, and talking about yourself in the 3rd person!

Real-time, interactive 3D Holograms are now a reality.

Baqueta says...

This isn't a hologram in the technical sense of the word, "3D projected image" would be more accurate...

Pointless quibbles aside, this is pretty cool tech. I was wondering how the hell you can get a "standard" graphics card to render at 5,000 fps, until I noticed that the bit depth was 1. If I just turn my settings down to 2 colours, I need never buy another graphics card again!

Why do I need subtitles?!

Seam Carving for Content-Aware Image Resizing, wow.

Cat Falls out of 18th Story Window and Lives

Baqueta says...

This isn't as uncommon as you might think. I remember reading about a study which found that cats tend to survive more often when falling from great heights than when falling from around 6-8 stories (which, to be fair, is still pretty far).

This is the best link a quick search on google turned up:
http://www.drownacat.com/high_rise_syndrome.htm

I'm pretty sure this is where I originally read the story, but you need a subscription to New Scientist to view the whole thing:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg17824006.700-the-last-word.html

Criss Angel walks on water

Craziest 'Walker Texas Ranger' Pull on Conan



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