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Tesla coil gun exists, may shoot lightning
Author: Troy Sorbo
Inspired by the graphic novel “Five Fists of Science” — and perhaps encouraged by the plucky MIT student who made his own Tesla coil hat and survived — a DIYer named Rob designed a Tesla coil gun, which he says is fully functional. Rob used a Nerf gun cast in aluminum for the housing and created a high voltage switch with a 3D powder printer. The gun is powered by an 18V ion drill battery and a flyback transformer housed inside a PVC plumbing end cap. Though Rob has yet to fire the gun, photos show what he says are sparks from the setup, and a demo clip is on the way. While video proof is always nice, so is preserving your life. We wish Rob the best with both.
Tesla coil gun exists, may shoot lightning originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 12 May 2012 05:32:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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To say “God exists” doesn’t pass beyond a reasonable doubt, therefore he doesn’t exist?
Author: Ang Nguyen
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A singularity created the universe>God created it
SCIENCE
Over time, gasses created stars, and hunks of rock created planets>God created it
SCIENCE
Organic matter and water on Earth led to the first organisms to sprout>God created it
SCIENCE
Over time, evolution led to more sophisticated life>God created it
SCIENCE
Come on christfags, I’m 15 and science, which can be proven, disproves every bit of your God, or your “spiritual pipe-dream” as Anton LaVey would say…
So my question is this: Why do you still believe in the face of fact and science?
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To say “God doesn’t exists” doesn’t pass beyond a reasonable doubt, therefore he does exist?
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Samsung’s ST200F goes on sale in Korea, wants you to know it exists
Author: Brittany Turner
Having trouble remembering Samsung’s ST200F? You’re forgiven as it was announced during the feed-busting monster that is CES, and alongside three other (arguably more interesting) Sammy WiFi-enabled shooters. No matter, as today the company’s jogged our memory by letting us know the 16 megapixel shooter will soon soon grace Korean shelves for ₩249,000 (or around $ 200). Those buying will also be granted to a 10x optical zoom, 802.11 antennae and 720p video recording. And best of all, a quick perusal of online retailers reveal it’s already up for preorder and will likely ship stateside in mid-April. Considerably later than the previously promised “February” ship date, but beggars can’t be choosers. Right?
Samsung’s ST200F goes on sale in Korea, wants you to know it exists originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 04 Apr 2012 07:56:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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That Exists: People With Ninja Turtle Noses
Author: Brian McKinnell
Because, the internet, that’s why, Teenage Mutant Ninja Noses is a real website that exists where you can submit a picture of someone with a Ninja Turtle face for a nose. Now I’ve been looking at mine in the mirror for like ten minutes but I can’t decide which turtle to make it. Ooooooooor whether to just cut it off to spite my face. You hear that, face?! F*** you for being so ugly! *tapping microphone* I swear, my face is so ugly I can’t fall asleep because God doesn’t want to waste any beauty rest on me. I mean, my face is so ugly it looks like I entered a cinderblock pie eating contest. Seriously, my face is so ugly my mom tied a steak around my neck hoping the dog would eat me. Compared to yours though I look like f***ing Adonis. BU-BU-BU-BURN!
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Microsoft’s Bold Move: If They Can’t Win The Tablet Race, They Won’t Acknowledge It Exists
Author: Brittany Turner
The single most interesting thing I noted when watching Windows 8 at Build last night was the insistence that the Windows 8 devices were all PCs. Windows 8 on a desktop? PC. Windows 8 on a touchscreen laptop? PC. Windows 8 on an ARM slate? PC. Anything with Windows 8 code on it is a PC while anything that makes calls is a Windows Phone.
A decade ago, Microsoft was all about tablets. There was a period of a few years where Microsoft was trying to sell tablets to users and, after failing miserably, they gave up. Why? Because they kept shoe-horning Windows onto a slate and called it a tablet while the nascent smartphone and declining PDA market ran circles around those ridiculous technological chimeras that Microsoft gave up flogging years ago.
But, in a very roundabout way, Microsoft has gone out of the tablet business. There are no more Windows tablets, just Windows PCs. Let the rest of the world duke it out over form factors: Microsoft is taking their ball and going home.
To be clear, the “tablet” I tested runs Windows and Metro is, at this point, bolted onto the top of it (Gruber says it reminds him of this.) But I think their positioning is both fascinating and bold. For the past two years or so people have been clamoring for a Windows “tablet.” Well now they’re getting a Windows PC.
What they’re saying is that hardware doesn’t matter. I hope this will expand into their sales channels and we won’t have Windows 8 Professional, Windows 8 Gamer, Windows 8 Home, and Windows 8 Drunkard versions in stores (but I’m not holding my breath.) However, I doubt there will be something called Windows 8 Tablet Edition.
In the end, this is all marketing. But, in a massive departure, they’re not calling this the “Windows Horizontal Slate Experience 2012″ and instead they’re holding on to the concept of the PC for all its worth. Why? Well, Apple paved the way with their “I’m a Mac/I’m a PC” ads and then Microsoft further explored this territory with their “I’m a PC” spots. Now that they actually have a competitor, they need to own their own part of the computing space. This is how they’re pulling it off.
It’s far to early to see how this marketing plan will pan out but Microsoft made it abundantly clear that they don’t want the “post-PC era” to mean this is a post-Microsoft era. What better way to to it by co-opting the terminology people use to describe their products?
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No Comments »Yeah, So This Exists: A Coffee Cozy Wallet
Author: Laura Clark
Bread and circuses, friends. Bread and circuses.
Designed as a reusable sleve for a coffee cup, RuMe added a useful zippered pocket so the cuff also functions as a safe, secure armband cash wallet. Now you can walk, jog, rollerbalde to the coffee shop with cash, cards & keys tucked safely inside! Every year more than a billion disposable coffee sleeves are discarded, and the sturdy, tight-fitting elastic not only makes a better sleeve for that hot latte, but is an incredibly easy way to reduce waste. Choose: Fuchsia, Grass, Indigo, Black, Tangerine or Lemon.
Insult to injury? It costs $ 10.
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White iPhone 4 exists, but you still can’t have one
Author: Tyler Evans
White iPhone 4 exists, but you still can’t have one
Months after it was supposed to hit stores, the white iPhone 4 remains a mystery. So why was one spotted in New York this week by a tech blogger? Originally posted at Circuit Breaker
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White iPhone 4 exists, but you still can’t have one
Months after it was supposed to hit stores, the white iPhone 4 remains a mystery. So why was one spotted in New York this week by a tech blogger?
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Warranty firm blames iPhone 4′s glass for 82% jump in damage claims
Computerworld – Apple’s iPhone 4 is “significantly more prone to physical damage” than last year’s iPhone 3GS, a company that provides after-sale warranties said today.
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Inevitably, Yet Another Lego iPhone Dock Now Exists [Lego]
Author: Tiffany Shoman
Apple-loving Lego collectors rejoice: There is now another (very 1980s looking) dock that combines your love for both things. It’s somewhat gray, but these are Lego bricks—take the basic design and do with it what you will. More »
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Does anyone know if a yahoo sports fantasy app exists for the My Touch for T mobile on the Android market?
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Hi, I’ve been looking for a yahoo fantasy sports app for the my touch on the android market. I need one that handles all baseball, basketball, and football or for the time being just basketball.
