11.Mar.2010 Math Hoffa-A.C.M.D.2 (Mixtape Download)
Shout out to my brother Hoffa on Part 2 of the All Competition Must Die Series.
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09.Mar.2010 Record Makers Promo ( Music Video )
Music video by Mrzyk and Moriceau, featuring Sébastien Tellier’s silky phonics and lots and lots of animated ass.
Steampunk Professor Xavier Wheelchair
The Steampunk Professor Xavier Wheelchair by Daniel Valdez was made from a Victorian rocker from 1875, a Permobil C300 powered wheelchair, some pistons from a steelworks, an Arduino-based audio kit, and a drinks dispenser.
First Personal Jetpack Going on Sale Soon, May Actually Be Affordable
-No pilot’s license required
-Runs on premium gas from a gas station
-30 mile range at 60 mph, 8000 ft ceiling
-Includes low altitude ballistic parachute for safety
British Team Constructs Coffee-Powered Car
For the coffee drinkers out there, how many cups does it take you to get through a typical workday? For many, loading up on coffee is about the equivalent of putting gas in a car. The longer you want to stay productive, the more you need to ingest. Now what if you actually tried to fuel your car with the stuff? Apparently you can, but you’ll need more than a few cups to get you through the day.
A team at the BBC1 science show Bang Goes The Theory took an old ‘88 Volkswagen Scirocco and modified it to run off of coffee grounds. Now before you get too excited about running a car off of a cup of Joe, you’ll have to consider the fact that it’ll take the equivalent of 56 espressos just to travel a single mile. To further break that down, it’ll cost roughly 50 times more than simply using gas. Needless to say, this is one of those projects that was done “because they could” and not because it was practical. The team is also using it to try and raise awareness on using alternative fuels.
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Shoulder Mounted Monkey Robot
Nick Donaldson and his little robotic shoulder monkey were frequently seen around RoboGames, but somehow MechRC has gotten their hands on the design and has turned it into a full-on production toy. Called Cheeky Monkey, the robot is controlled by a remote that’s hidden in your pocket. He has a velcro butt that sticks to your shoulder to keep him from escaping, and infrared sensing eyes to help him fix on the people he’s being cheeky at.
