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This is an awesome series of photographs (and behind the scenes shots) by Geekologie Reader and photographer/designer David Reeves. He cuts little silhouettes out of paper, then varies their distance from his lens to create some really beautiful scenes. He even did some creepy SPOT-ON ones from Limbo. So go check them out. Then, come check me out. “You look terrible.” I’m, uh…I’m not wearing my Jon Hamm mask? “Not unless he looks like panties.” I CAN EXPLAIN. “You like wearing panties on your head?” Well damn Columbo, save some detective work for the rest of the readers.

Hit the jump for the very worthwhile shots, including some zombie attack, Batman, ninja and Limbo action.

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The folks over at Gizmodo are hailing this video from the International Area Station as, “the most impressive evening view of planet ever before caught by NASA”, and obviously they get off on these things the way usual people like you and I would a “chicks in latex” fetish film. So they must know. But enough chatting intimate enjoyments throughout business hours, this is an evening view of planet shot from the ISS. It actually is some serious eye candy. Like, more so than the buddy of mine who can stick a candy corn up his nose and squeeze it out his tear duct. He’s so gross. It’s an excellent video to view if you’ve been going with a rough spell and require something to put it all in perspective. In this case that perspective being, “Man, we’re all so irrelevant– none of the things I’ve been stressing about even f \*\*\* ing matter. GET DRUNK, PARTY HARD!”

Hit the jump for the beneficial video (plus perk decent soundtrack!).

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The folks over at Gizmodo are hailing this video from the International Space Station as, “the most spectacular night view of earth ever captured by NASA”, and apparently they get off on these things the way normal people like you and I would a “chicks in latex” fetish film. So they should know. But enough talking intimate pleasures during business hours, this is a night view of earth shot from the ISS. It really is some serious eye candy. Like, even more so than the buddy of mine who can stick a candy corn up his nose and squeeze it out his tear duct. He’s so gross. It’s a great video to watch if you’ve been going through a rough spell and need something to put it all in perspective. In this case that perspective being, “Man, we’re all so insignificant — none of the things I’ve been stressing about even f***ing matter. GET DRUNK, PARTY HARD!”

Hit the jump for the worthwhile video (plus bonus decent soundtrack!).

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This is a video of a guy dancing to Michael Jackson while making cotton candy. He…is a pro. I thought the guy who always makes my burritos at the local Taco Bell was good at what he does, but he never dances. This guy dances. It’s mesmerizing. And if you think I’m joking, you obviously haven’t watched the video. Feel free to skip around though, because he does go through some dramatic pauses. He just — wow. I’ve never been more serious about pursuing a career in cotton candy IN MY LIFE. This was an eye-opener.

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Unless you’re lucky enough to live in Scandinavia, you’ll have to wait till the end of summer to get your Cotton Candy fix. Aching to nab yourself a computer-on-a-stick before then? If you’re willing to step down in specs, the Chinese-made MK802 could be the PC in your pocket. For $ 74 (versus $ 199 for the Cotton Candy), this 7-ounce device gives you a 1.5-GHz Allwinner A10 CPU, 512MB of RAM, 4GB of storage and, like the Cotton Candy, Android 4.0. FXI’s version, on the other hand, packs a dual-core 1.2-GHz Samsung Exynos processor, and while the MK802 offers an HDMI port, the Cotton Candy includes an HDMI connector. The MK802 is slightly bulkier than its sweetly named competitor (3.5 inches vs. 3.1), but that Android logo on the front does wonders for its design cred. AliExpress.com is currently selling the MK802 with free shipping to the US — click the source link for a gander.

$ 74 MK802 PC-on-a-stick beats Cotton Candy to market, has ICS on board originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 18 May 2012 14:02:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Until now, FXI’s Cotton Candy has been the only real choice if you wanted a USB stick-sized Android computer, and despite being shown off several times over the last six months it’s still not on sale. A new competitor has entered the market though — the MK802, which is on sale now, though it’s not clear who’s actually manufacturing it. At 3.5 inches x 1.4 inches x 0.5 inches, the MK802 really is tiny, and inside that case there’s a single-core Allwinner A10 CPU (based on an ARM Cortex A8) running at 1.5GHz, 512MB RAM, and 4GB of storage. It runs Android 4.0, though Liliputing notes that you should also be able to install other operating systems like Ubuntu on it.

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Is that an Ice Cream Sandwich riding shotgun atop your Cotton Candy stick? It may sound like a delicious carnival delight, but munching on this bad boy will send you to the hospital faster than a family pack of deep-fried Oreos. Keeping up the confection theme, FXI has coined the treat in question as Cotton Candy, and we got our first taste of the refresh back in February at Mobile World Congress, where we went hands-on with the bite-size computer-on-a-stick. FXI reps promised a March ship date at that point, but the refreshed model appears to have been worth the wait, with a 1.2GHz ARM Cortex A9 processor, quad-core ARM Mali-400MP graphics and support for Android 4.0 and Ubuntu, along with embedded virtualization clients for Windows, Linux and Mac.

There’s a gig of DRAM on board — up to 64GB of storage will come in the form of a bring-your-own microSD card. There’s a 1080p-ready HDMI port at one end of the 3-inch stick and a USB 2.0 connector on the other side, along with a female micro-USB port for peripheral connectivity. Customers with pre-orders in Scandinavia (FXI is based in Norway) should expect their Cotton Candy devices by the end of the month, while those in the rest of the world (including the US of A) will need to hang tight until the end of the summer. There’s a MWC-era hands-on awaiting you just past the break.

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FXI Cotton Candy ICS-on-a-stick gets May release date, sweetened design originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 14 May 2012 22:12:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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This week Inhabitat celebrated New Year’s Eve and the start of 2012 with a look at the biggest breaking green design stories from the past year. We showcased the most exciting green cars to hit the streets in 2011, and we took a look at the next-gen renewable energy technologies that are set to supercharge our grid. We also brought you the year’s most popular green science stories, and we shared 7 futuristic wearable technology concepts. Last but not least, we said farewell to the holiday season with a look at an overachieving gingerbread house that transforms into a candy robot!

It was also an epic week for eco transportation news as China unveiled a brand new blazing fast 310 MPH bullet train and Russia announced the construction of the world’s largest lithium-ion battery plant. We also watched M55 unveil a line of ludicrous e-bikes blinged out with diamonds and gold, and we were wowed by the Energy Return Wheel – an airless tire that utilizes springs to smooth out bumps in the road and improve gas mileage. Finally, Evantran announced pre-ordering for its Plugless Power EV charging system and Düsseldorf International Airport flipped the switch on one of the largest solar arrays in Germany.

In other news, this week we brought you several bright lighting stories to chase away dreary winter days – we took a peek inside a Christmas light recycling plant the town of Shijiao, China that processes 20 million pounds of lights each year, and we and we shared our own DIY guide to transforming burned-out bulbs into sparkling earrings. Meanwhile LG announced plans to debut the world’s largest OLED TV at CES 2012 and we spotted a stunning series of solar origami lamps made from folded photovoltaic panels. To top things off, we showcased a glowing red garnet pavilion set high in the Italian alps and a beautiful dandelion lighting fixture that joins nature with technology.

Inhabitat’s Week in Green: exciting green cars, plugless power and a candy robot originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 01 Jan 2012 20:30:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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