
Totally fake, totally great. Supposedly, when the hungry, hungry owner says “pop” this device locates the origin of the command (hopefully a human’s food-hole) and launches popcorn at it.
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Totally fake, totally great. Supposedly, when the hungry, hungry owner says “pop” this device locates the origin of the command (hopefully a human’s food-hole) and launches popcorn at it.

Not sure there’s anything you can do with the SID6581 I won’t dig, after all the SidStation is one of my all time favourite pieces of kit. Jeri here has added some piezos to a bass and put together a frequency tracking circuit to control a SID6581. Smoke on the Water sounds good — and that’s all that matters really.

Swedish artist Anders Ramsell animated 3,285 watercolor paintings to recreate this sequence from Blade Runner. Good luck to you Anders, that reality may yet be our reality by the time you finish.
True Bromance is a webcomic, published every Monday and Thursday. It’s about dudes, bros, werewolves and hos. Seemed pretty obivous. You’re not a dummy are you? I can’t stand dummys.
Tune in every Wednesday for a stale True Bromance comic — or get them fresh from the source Mondays and Thursday.

A new limited edition artwork by artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz. Get ‘em while they’re cold.
“The holy blood popsicles and their uniquely designed cross stick are a comment of the artist on the close relationship between extreme religious fanaticism and violent historic religious blood baths.”
[via Who Killed Bambi?]