Two years ago we shared a DIY bubble wand guide, this amazing video—featuring a super-size version of that DIY bubble wand—prompted us to dig the old post out of the archives. More »
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Create Enormous Bubbles with a Super-Size DIY Bubble Wand [DIY]
Create Enormous Bubbles with a Super-Size DIY Bubble Wand [DIY]: "
Two years ago we shared a DIY bubble wand guide, this amazing video—featuring a super-size version of that DIY bubble wand—prompted us to dig the old post out of the archives. More »
Two years ago we shared a DIY bubble wand guide, this amazing video—featuring a super-size version of that DIY bubble wand—prompted us to dig the old post out of the archives. More »
Easily Add Images to Your Google Contacts with Picasa People Photos [Digital Pictures]
Easily Add Images to Your Google Contacts with Picasa People Photos [Digital Pictures]: "
A new feature in Google's Picasa image management application, which is incredibly good at identifying faces, allows you to set Google Contacts photos for every contact you have a picture of in a couple clicks.
A new feature in Google's Picasa image management application, which is incredibly good at identifying faces, allows you to set Google Contacts photos for every contact you have a picture of in a couple clicks.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
This Is How Lockheed Martin Paints F-35 Fighters (Spoiler: With Lasers) [Airplanes]
This Is How Lockheed Martin Paints F-35 Fighters (Spoiler: With Lasers) [Airplanes]: "
This is the most advanced painting facility in the world. It was created by Lockheed Martin for one single purpose: To make the F-35 Lighting II almost invisible to radar. As you can imagine, they don't use spray cans. More »

This is the most advanced painting facility in the world. It was created by Lockheed Martin for one single purpose: To make the F-35 Lighting II almost invisible to radar. As you can imagine, they don't use spray cans. More »

Friday, May 21, 2010
Encrypted Google search coming to a browser near you - Ars Technica
Encrypted Google search coming to a browser near you - Ars Technica: "
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Encrypted Google search coming to a browser near you Ars Technica Google has begun rolling out an encrypted version of its search engine in an effort to protect Internet users from having their searches sniffed by others on their network. The new version of Google ... Google Launches Encrypted SearchWired News Google Launches Encrypted SearchInformationWeek Google Offers Encrypted Web Search OptionPC World Register -CNET -TechCrunch (blog) all 24 news articles » |
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Lego Technic bridge launcher
Lego Technic bridge launcher: "
This neat model by Peer Kreuger wins points for its excellent gearboxes -- for instance, the bridge has no servos on it, it extends and contracts via a servo on the vehicle itself.
The Stilzkin EXT3 Bridge Launcher is used to deploy bridges to cross rivers, small chasms or similar obstructions. Placing the bridge takes less than a minute. Once the span has been put in place, the launcher detaches itself from the bridge, and moves aside to allow traffic to pass. Once all of the vehicles have moved over, it crosses the bridge itself and reattaches to the bridge on the other side. It then retracts the span ready to move off again.
[via Brothers Brick]
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
U.S. Air Force gets 3,000 new 'cyberspace officers'
U.S. Air Force gets 3,000 new 'cyberspace officers': "
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The U.S. Air Force already made a sizable push in November of last year by establishing a new cyberspace operations division with no less than 27,000 officers, and it looks like it's now further bolstered their ranks by promoting some 3,000 communications officers to the rank of 'cyberspace officer.' That new title also comes complete with the impressive-looking badge pictured above, not to mention a full 115 days of additional training that promises to 'raise the bar on technical competency.' Hax0rs, beware.
U.S. Air Force gets 3,000 new 'cyberspace officers' originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 18 May 2010 19:08:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Stop-Motion Lego Star Wars Trilogy In Two Minutes [Lego]
Stop-Motion Lego Star Wars Trilogy In Two Minutes [Lego]: "
Okay, okay, so it's Star Wars Day. I can't think of a better way to celebrate than watching a two-minute version of the original trilogy told entirely with stop-motion Lego. Other than watching it twice. More »
Okay, okay, so it's Star Wars Day. I can't think of a better way to celebrate than watching a two-minute version of the original trilogy told entirely with stop-motion Lego. Other than watching it twice. More »
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