How does that work? Some sort of bottom thing that can only be punctured one way? In any case, tapping like that is a deadly sin. You need to tap a nice foamy head!

This is a clip of various places in the city of Antwerp, shot in a sort of short motion and bird's eye view,, so it feels like you're watching an animation rather than real footage almost. Some of the places it covers are the Central Station (Satis and Shiny should recognize it!), the zoo, trams, the port, the ringway etc.

http://vimeo.com/jasperleonard/smallbelgiumantwerp

(I really dig the music btw)

wtf... is that some sort of light jazz or something?! Cool video though. The depth of field tweaking is definitely effective.

holy shit

LOL

For a moment, that looked so wrong.

The Pianist comes to mind.

Yea, the way they tossed her I was like...omfg... and the camera perspective kinda made it look like she just hit the ground.

The world is chock full of geeks

Perfect use for that expensive piece of technology .

time-lapse video of ocean currents
http://gizmodo.com/5896376/time+lapse-o ... h-painting

must not look at Satis' mind control spiral...

failed...

where shall I deposit this bulk order of beer, chocolate and waffles, oh Great American Overlord?

This is interesting, if a little dense. Fibonacci sequence and how it appears in nature

http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-si ... ibnat.html

something more at Ox's speed


despite the fact it's a girl that's watched too much tv, it's actually interesting. Part 3 goes into why the sequence appears in the first place.

She lipsshss a bit. Probably bracers given the subject matter.

And I didn't mean dense for me I don't really follow the deep math behind it all, but I do know the first 10 numbers of the series or so and the principles behind most of the appearances. I try to have interests outside of entirely useless shit sometimes.

Nice vid tho.