This is what you look like right now.
| September 15, 2011
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How The FBI Caught an Actor Uploading Movie Screeners
| September 15, 2011
Wow, what an idiot. Makes you wonder how this arrest is going to impact his acting career.
In April 2011, the FBI raided the apartment of a Screen Actor’s Guild member suspected of uploading several pre-release screeners of Hollywood blockbusters to The Pirate Bay. The man, an actor, has now agreed to plead guilty and potentially faces three years in prison.
Edit Your Videos With YouTube
| September 15, 2011
It’s official, you can now edit your videos right on YouTube. There is a decent amount of editing options available, watch the embedded video below for more information. I’ll be busy editing my videos.
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Medical Mystery: People Who Hear Their Eyeballs Move
| September 15, 2011
It sounds like something out of an Edgar Allen Poe tale of horror. A man becomes agitated by strange sounds only to find that they are emanating from inside his own body—his heart, his pulse, the very movement of his eyes in their sockets. Yet superior canal dehiscence syndrome (SCDS) is a very real affliction caused by a small hole in the bone covering part of the inner ear.
Rubik’s Coffee Cube Mug
| September 15, 2011
Liquids are our favorite things to drink. And puzzles are our favorite things to solve. Combine the two, and you have the perfect way to quench your thirst while satiating your love of puzzles. What could we be talking about? Why the Rubik’s Cube Mug, of course (you know, the thing that’s in all these pictures).
Each Rubik’s Cube Mug comes presolved (and, really, it can’t be messed up, so there). Although it seems difficult to drink out of a cube, the lip is actually curved a bit for your comfort. It’s a mug. It’s a Rubik’s Cube. It’s the Rubik’s Cube Mug! Drink from one of the world’s most beloved puzzles, and show your pride in the Cube that Rubik built.
Click here for more information…40 Noises That Built Pop
| September 15, 2011
Modern technology has made it incredibly easy to emulate the sound of a rock band. Plug the right guitar into the right amplifier and you’re already on your way to sounding like Kurt Cobain. In fact, you don’t even need the amplifier.
Just plug the guitar into a computer and choose the “Kurt Cobain” setting on your favourite music software. Almost every sound in rock and pop history that’s caused your ears to prick up, or your eyebrows to raise, has been sampled or digitally reconstructed for our music-making convenience.
