NEW Inside Making Assassin’s Creed III. I don’t think it’s hyperbolic to say this looks like it could be a GOTY contender for sure. The amount of tech, and love that has gone into this new Assassin’s Creed is remarkable.
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THIS IS THE MARS ROVER.
YESTERDAY ON MARS THE LITTLE GUY TURNED HIS CAMERA AROUND AND TOOK A SELFIE OF HIMSELF.
LOOK AT HIM.
HE IS THE EPITOME OF CUTE.
that is all.
baby
Too bad he never gets to come home
(Source: god-tier-aradia, via coolcorgi)
“As with any disruptive technology—from the printing press to the photocopier and the personal computer—3D printing is going to upset existing manufacturers, who are bound to see it as a threat to their traditional way of doing business. And as 3D printing proliferates, the incumbents will almost certainly demand protection from upstarts with low cost of entry to their markets. Manufacturers are likely to behave much like the record industry did when its own business model—based on selling pricey CD albums that few music fans wanted instead of cheap single tracks they craved—came under attack from file-swapping technology and MP3 software. The manufacturers’ most likely recourse will be to embrace copyright, rather than patent, law, because many of their patents will have expired. Patents apply for only 20 years while copyright continues for 70 years after the creator’s death. So expect manufacturers to lobby for their own form of DMCA, with copyright protection expanded to cover functional objects that contain elements of design. “This would create a type of quasi-patent system, without the requirement for novelty or the strictly limited period of protection,” says Mr Weinberg.”
— 3D printing: Difference Engine: The PC all over again? | The Economist (via infoneer-pulse)
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That boy needs therapy: EA 'sought to acquire Valve for $1 billion'
Valve president Gabe Newell says company would ‘disintegrate if acquired’
Electronic Arts was ready to part with as much as $1 billion to acquire Valve Software, according to a new report.
EA chief operating officer Peter MooreA…
(Source: computerandvideogames.com)
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Ancestors: Kenway
At long last, here it is, the Kenway coat. Based on Connor Kenway’s revolutionary war regimental assassin coat. It sports turnback center panels with reversible zippers so it can be worn open or closed, as well as turnback tails which fasten at the back center, and can be unbuttoned and let to hang, for protection from the elements. Also includes a fitted, removable hood, and reversible epaulettes with the main color [white] on one side and the accent [blue] on the other.
Currently it is available with either a center zipper which folds back, or asymmetrical fastening, for a wider fold on the front panel. There will be more photos posted tomorrow to help describe the options. I also intend to design a shorter, waist-length version at a reduced cost, for those who don’t like to wear long coats, but I had to focus on this one first. Both will include two large outer pockets, and an inside breast pocket. Available with either high quality black plastic coat buttons, or brass half-dome buttons.
I tried to keep the price as low as possible, and the price I have decided on may turn out to be too low, but I will not know until I have made a few. I apologize in advance if I have to raise the price in the future.
Available to order for men and women. The overall design will not be different, only the tailoring will change. As always, can be ordered in virtually any combination of colors. Usually made of canvas or heavy weight denim, but can be ordered to preference.
Kenway Jacket - $320 USD
Email info@volantedesign.us to receive an order form.
AAAAaaaa WOW THAT LOOKS AMAZING.
The price though… Time to save up!
(Source: volantedesign)
Fly This Mind-Controlled Quadrotor Using Your Thoughts [VIDEO]
Named Flying Buddy 2, the quadrotor doesn’t run on fuel, but rather on your brainwaves. It uses an EEG headset to interpret your thoughts, so when you think “left” or “right,” the robot does just that. Brain signals are relayed to the robot via bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Full Story: Mashable
