Rock Band has become a very popular video game for the adolescents of today. But what does this mean for the future of bands? Perhaps this video may shed some light on the subject!

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The maker of this video built a robotic arm. His girlfriend’s kitten decides to attack it. One can only guess who wins.

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If you like science and comedy, this is the guy for you.

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Video of a pop up office set made of cardboard. Includes a chair and a desk! Great for travel and small apartments.

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Interesting Animation from Google Japan showing how Google Street really works. Check it out, and leave a comment telling us what you think!

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This video walks through the Courier interface, and provides an overview of the interface and Courier’s features, and more of how you would actually use it if you are not a designer. The interface has more of a Microsoft feel (fonts and titles bars) and less of the entirely handwritten journal aesthetic: a smart agenda, more defined folder system, universal search and multi-page web browsing.

The heart of Courier appears to what’s called the “infinite journal,” which is what it sounds like: A journal/scrapbook that is endless, bound only by storage constraints (presumably). Hopefully they will call it something less awkward. The journal can actually be published online, and it’s shown to be downloadable in three formats: a Courier file, Powerpoint or PDF.

The hinge between the screens is still used as a pocket to “tuck” items you want to move from one page to another. It also revolves almost exclusively around using the pen for input: In 4 minutes of video, there’s not a virtual keyboard in sight. Fingers are used just to navigate, through flicks, swipes and pinches.

It also begins to bring into focus Courier’s priorities, and possible limitations: Other than the brief glimpse at the library and the web browser, there is basically nothing about viewing content, like watching movies, reading books, or listening to music. Courier appears to be all about creating and writing with a pen, which is vastly different from what everybody expects out of the Apple tablet.

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I got inspired to do the 20Q thing from watching this video. It took 28 questions before it guessed John Green. Obviously I don’t know him as good as Hank so that may be why it took so long. You can tell what I don’t know by looking at the questions below that I apparently got wrong. I’m sorry John but I guess your fans think you are fat.

You won, but 20Q guessed it eventually

Play Again

You are John Green.
Are you an actor? You said Sometimes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Are you a recurring character? You said Probably, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Are you involved in politics? You said Sometimes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Are you a news reporter? You said Sometimes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Are you skinny? You said Yes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Are you a relatively young actor? You said Yes, 20Q was taught by other players that the answer is No.
Contradictions Detected
The opinions of the 20Q A.I. are its own, and are based on the input of players. 20Q’s answers reflect common knowledge. If you feel that 20Q is in error, the only way to correct it is to play again!

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They found these unidentified life forms in a sewer in North Carolina.(Creepy) They look like brains that have just grown and latched onto the walls.

I believe that it is a bunch of bacteria that has grown together with poop and other stuff(female bi-products) to form the organism. It could really be anything. But I have no idea what it could be. I really hope they do testing to figure out what it is. :<

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