Access Main Computer File
Here’s a cool website that shows the computer interfaces depicted in various movies. How many can you name without having to mouse-over the image to get the answer?
Hyperbole and a Half
Hyperbole and a Half is a wonderful blog about a woman recounting her childhood from her perspective at the time. It is wonderfully written and HILARIOUS. Every story I’ve read thus far had me in stitches.
It’s a fun read for anyone—inspiring heavy bouts of nostalgia from my own childhood. It’s especially fun for me now that I’m a parent and am re-experiencing a lot of this from the “other side.”
My two favorite stories so far: The Scariest Story and The God of Cake
Great find, Joe!
Arnold Schwarzenegger The Musical
Jon Kaplan and Al Kaplan are brilliant musical comedic geniuses! Stop what you are doing right now and feast your eyes and ears upon the following Arnold Schwarzenegger movies reimagined as musicals!
I haven’t laughed this hard since I was a little girly man.
There’s also a Terminator 2 Musical and a Total Recall Musical. If you want more, definitely subscribe to their YouTube Channel.
via io9
Star Wars Episode IV in Iconoscope!
![Image by Wayne Dorrington [www.waynedorrington.co.uk]](http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/7245/starwarsiconascope201.jpg)
I’m a big sucker for smart design. Web Designer Wayne Dorrington succinctly captures the essence of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope in icons! It’s so concise.
My favorite is #6.
via Wayne Dorrington via BoingBoing
Most Ridiculous Action Sequence EVER [Enthiran]
This is what happens when you give an unlimited budget to a special effects crew. It goes so far past ridiculousness that it rounds the corner on AWESOME and stays in orbit indefinitely.
The only thing that can top this is if it’s also a musical.
Wait, it is.
via BoingBoing
Real-time Position of 13,000 Satellites in Google Earth
That looks… crowded.
I chuckled about that scene in Wall-E when he breaks orbit. I didn’t realize it wasn’t far from the truth.
You know… this scene:
via BoingBoing
Light Warfare
This takes light painting to another level. The “making-of” video is below.
via Strobist
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