Archive for July, 2011:


Microbiologist Fashion Designer Makes Milk Clothes (Video)

Milk Dresses

Smart women. We’d be in very bad shape without them. Who else would save the great mass of humankind from fashion disasters? Actually the true value of women transcends the confines of mere fashion. But alas, this is a

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Intel Rolls Out Car Security App

Lincoln Parked

What this app does is sync with your car’s security system and save footage onto the cloud. When anything suspicious happens, it streams the data on your phone. Simple, huh? Not quite, as the technology is still in the

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Fearsome Fire And Flame From Lego Dragon (Video)

Lego Dragon

Lego designer and enthusiast Aaron Amatnieks certainly has a taste for grandeur. Seen below is his “fire-breathing Lego red dragon.” This should warm the hearts of passionate RPG fans and fantasy geeks in general. Seen below is the highly detailed

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Researchers Create AI For DNA Neural Network

Brain epicness

While we’re tempted to drop Terminator references, the shattering awful truth is this new breakthrough leaves us numb. According to a paper released by California Institute of Technology scientists last week, they’ve managed to create artificial intelligence using DNA

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First HALE-D Test Flight A Promising Disaster

Hale D

Hale what? HALE-D, as in High Altitude Long Endurance-Demonstartor. In other words, a newfangled airship. Wile its common knowledge that airships are old tech, the aircraft type has been in disuse for ages. But thanks to the extended campaigns

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Global Population Hits 7 Billion Later This Year

Population

‘Tis a fact and not speculation. Barring a cataclysmic giant asteroid or a zombie apocalypse, 135 million people are expected to be born this year. A number that would easily rank among the top 10 world’s most amazing feats.

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Adhoc Folding Canoe Is Perfect For Mad Adventures

Adhoc canoe

This isn’t the first folding canoe that’s gotten our attention. But hey, we might be on to a trend here. With gas prices burning a hole through our pockets, canoeing might be the new cycling. Especially on your way

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First 3D Printed Plane Takes Flight

Sulsa plane

Seen below is the work of an Eosint P730, a nylon laser sintering tool used by Southampton University nerds to build an airplane. It’s a UAV if you want to get specific. Dubbed the SULSA, the aircraft that has

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Upcoming PAS House Is A Skateboarder Paradise

PAS House

Upon a picturesque lot in Las Flores Canyon, Malibu shall rise a skateboarder’s dream. A livable structure and fully furnished house modded with interconnected path ways and curved corners so skaters can skate inside it 24/7. The diabolical mind

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Morbid Genius: The Mushroom Death Suit

Infinity Death Suit

Deep within the bowels of the blogosphere there lay a blog called the Infinity burial project. It’s a DIY endeavor by this artist-slash-researcher Jhae Rim Lee who wants to find a better way to die. Naturally, of course.

Apple Has More Money Than US Government

Like the Portal 2 song goes, this would be funny if it weren’t so sad. Not the fact that Apple has enough money to rebuild Cupertino in $20 dollar bills five times over, nobody would dispute the fact that

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Verbatim Offers Brightly Colored USB 3.0 Store ‘n’ Splash HDD

Verbatim Store n Go

If you are the sort of computer user that wants external storage, but you want the HDD to look good and work well, Verbatim has a new drive you will want to check out. The new drive is called

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