Super Nintendo games, in AWESOME style!

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What you’ll see on this video is a remote controlled beetle:

As in, a REAL beetle, not a toy one! o_O
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I don’t think you’ll ever need to move a 510ton object anytime soon, but in case you do, here’s what you’ll need:

Being born and living most of my life in a city with one of the largest hydroeletric plants in the world (Itaipu), I’ve seen some of those humongous transportation devices upclose… but they never really cease to amaze me.

Source: TechEBlog

Everyone at some point on their lives lends or borrows something that never gets returned.
Sometimes, if you’re like me, it gets to the point of you not borrowing or lending stuff anymore, to avoid problems.

Enter ReturnMyPants, a simple “Why didn’t I think of that before?” solution!
It’s a very simple website where you can keep track of the stuff you borrowed or lent, sending e-mail notes as reminder!
May sound a bit overkill for some, but for people like me who don’t have a written diary, always looses paper notes, and have a bad memory, it’s a life saver!

Source: LifeHacker

Red Light: Biking Rules is a Public Service Announcement warning bikers not to run into red lights.

Directed by Sean Kenney, it’s funny and gets the message through!

Source: Gizmodo

Capybara is having a nice grass meal, then comes a bird…

…and POOPS on him!
HEY!! What the!?

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This is Andy Warhol’s Marilyn Monroe… redone with a crew of pro paintball guys:

Bon Yurt is the mind behind this awesome idea!
And if you like art made with paintballs, be shure to also check the Mythbusters Mona Lisa!

Source: Gizmodo

ATI launched a futuristically viral ad campaign for their latest XFX graphics cards…
And it’s weird, in an entertaining way!

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An interesting warning video made by Symantec Security Response blog (same guys from Norton Anti-Virus) on the dangers of shortened URLs (like tinyurl and others):

URL shortening services is basically available so you can share really long links/urls using a small address which will redirect you.
The problem with the service is that it’s fairly easy to use it for malware sites.
So, for the common Internet user, it can work as a trap.
The video is mainly an add for a Symantec product (of course), but there are alternatives like plugins (Firefox at least) which will allow you to see the full link before clicking.
Also, in case of doubt, just don’t click shortened URLs.
Tweeter, because of the character limit, is a place where you’ll find lots of shortened URLs… so just be careful there.
Just reminding that malware can do lots of damages, like finding out bank passwords and stuff.

Source: LifeHacker

Indestructible, unbreakable, immortal… if you have 4400 bucks to spare, here’s a watch you’ll probably never be able to break:

Even if you really really wanted to.
The Swiss Military can withstand the worst conditions.
You could die 10 times over due to all sorts of accidents, but your watch would still keep working for generations to come.
Isn’t that conforting?

Source: Gizmodo