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Heat Sensitive Nissan Skyline R33
It would be cool to see how this looks after it's been on the road for a while. See if there's any interesting shapes from the engine/exhaust/airflow that show up.
Road Warriors... Extraordinary Irish Road Racing at 200mph
When you sign up to race, you have to take a medical exam, just to make sure that you've got sufficiently solid iron balls...
(PS. Also, Isle of Man isn't Irish, they're different countries. >.<)
Neon green river!
Grunka-lunka dunkity dingredient...
The New Stig - Top Gear's Stig Farm
>> ^juliovega914:
Here is a link to the actual video, not just a recording of the presentation:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs5MGJmz4Ao
Thanks, Updated the embed code to the better quality version.
Minecraft Is Just Awesome
Minecraft has always struck me as a 3D and First Person version of Dwarf Fortress (http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/) (For a more user-friendly version of DF i'd suggest a tileset such as the Phoebus set which should be available here: http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=57557.0) which I'd also strongly recommend.
That said, Dwarf Fortress does have a difficulty curve similar to a brick wall, but with a bit of persistence it's really very rewarding, and the sheer freedom offered is quite astounding. Options range from simple fortress defence, through to training Magmanauts to search volcanos, to fully self-aware fortresses using the highest standard of dwarf-puting!
While I don't know the scale of the production team for Minecraft, I have to admit that I've always been impressed with DF especially as the entire production team is one bloke and his cat...
Either way, I'm glad that Minecraft has recaptured people's imaginations to start puttering around in an environment where virtually anything is possible. Muchos Kudos to them all.
The Next Jackie Chan ? - Ninja Tryouts
*kill
Kicking Ass on the Keyboard
dupe of: http://videosift.com/video/Karate-Gi-Wear-it-Whenever-Whenever-Leia-Approves
Presenting the new yoyo world champion
I find the mute button works pretty well for that
I found it was worth bearing the music for the awesomeness of yoyoing like that.
Magic helicopter flies without blades
*kill
That's a very odd sound for a cat to make
oh god, its where they got the samples for that damned motorcycle frog thing that went round not long ago...
I'm Yours Ukulele Cover by Talanted Kid (lyrics need work)
wait, you're telling me this ISN'T the original artist of this song ?!?
Guy puts 3000 tooth picks in his hair
Auditions for live-action Sonic the Hedgehog are now closed.
Guy brings typewriter to class
Ahh but what a great sense of occasion he's now brought to class instead of just relying on a boring laptop like everyone else.
Self-Portrait Machine
so, why does it need a person to be strapped into it if the machine moves the arms and holds the pen and pushes it down too ???
A million silent, peaceful protesters in Tehran, Iran
I think this is an example of where "actions speak louder than words" is actually pretty accurate.