I've seen countless science fiction movies and documentaries about the future of humanity. Nothing I've ever seen was as inspiring and beautiful and realistic as this extraordinary short film by Erik Wernquist, narrated by Carl Sagan. Watch it and get ready for goosebumps.
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Saturday, November 29, 2014
The Best Deal In 4K Monitors Gets Way Better
This Samsung 28" 4K is the most popular monitor we've ever listed. It was an amazing deal when it debuted at a $700 MSRP. It's $400 right now, with no tax for most and free shipping.
Ebay's Selling $50 PlayStation Network Gift Cards for $40 Right Now
Ebay's back with another great Black Friday weekend deal, this time for PlayStation owners. There's not much to explain here; you give eBay $40, and they'll email you a code for $50 to spend on PlayStation Network. Happy gaming! [eBay]
Compared: Star Wars & Our Weapons Tech From New Hope To Force Awakens
With what has to be the most exciting teaser trailer of the decade dropping earlier this week, we all got a tiny glimpse into what has changed technologically in a galaxy far-far away since we first visited it in 1977. Seeing as the timeline for The Force Awakens generally follows our own here in this Galaxy, let's take a visual look at how both of our weapons tech has changed in some 37 years.
Watch Kevin Spacey Be Nice, Then Evil in '21'
The most recent instalment in the Call of Duty franchise is notable — not because of the running around and blowing stuff up, that's dull — but because Kevin Spacey plays a genuine, multi-faceted character. He starts out nice, and ends up trying to destroy the world with poison gas whilst being a racist or something. This isn't new for Spacey.
Rock-Inspired Tables Bring The Outdoors In
Decorating with a nature theme is all well and good, but hauling two-ton boulder up three flights of stairs gets old quick. That's why these tables, inspired by rocks but weighing significantly less, could make so much sense. Well, that, and they look sweet.
What's The Best Easter Egg On The Internet?
The Easter egg as a concept can be dated back to rich aristocrats hiding things inside priceless jewellry. But in the modern age, you're far more likely to encounter one when you Konami-code a website, or made some odd menu choices in a game.
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