Dinosaurs and Star Trek

Shiny. (via BeaucoupKevin)

Escape!

This is probably what I hoped I’d see when I watched Tom O’Horgan’s Rhinoceros (with Gene Wilder.. but not as a rhinoceros): (via BoingBoing)

Useful information

Similar in usefulness to Professor James Duane’s talk on why you should never talk to the police, Max Brooks talks about how to survive a zombie uprising:

Safely Awesome

Anything made by Legos is, almost by definition, awesome. However, this safe pushes the envelope. (via Schneier)

Useful, in a fake 3-d sort of way

If you’re the sort to buy something online, and buy it before you’ve seen it in person. A useful tool for comparing relative sizes of objects. (via gHacks)

Capers in Review

Who doesn’t love a good, non-violent caper?  Good fun for everyone.  Except for the people losing millions of dollars.  And innocent bystanders and what-have-you.  But it really doesn’t get better than the Snohomish Smokescreen. (via Schneier)

Plus / Minus

+ Periodic table of awesoments, happy people read, 2008 movie recap preview (it’ll make sense, after you’ve seen it) – Psychopaths pick on underdogs, mad cow disease may come back in style (via io9), people kissing alligators.

Robots of the future, break out of your cells

Say what you will of Lockheed-Martin’s take on Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles-as-documentary; this proof-of-concept (if that’s the right phrasing) test video is eerily captivating. (References: http://www.mda.mil/mdalink/html/mdalink.html, http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/12/killing_robot_b.html, http://www.thirdeyeconcept.com/news/index.php?page=336)

Worth it for the clapping chicken alone

Is that even a chicken? The Deglingos.

But where is he going?

A little feature called “Let’s fly commercial with the Batman”.  There’s… really nothing more to say. (via BeaucoupKevin(dot)com)