Happy Halloween!

The Evil Mad Scientist Labs show you how to turn your Lego Miniatures into spooky little monsters, see one example below. You know the Lego Minis hack is going to be good when the article begins with:

In what seems like a miraculous coincidence, a standard LED fits exactly into the head of a Lego minifigure

Check out their other Lego Abominations, this is good stuff.

The people at HAL9000 claim to have the worlds largest digital image hosted on their website.  There’s a few very interesting images to see there.

Go check it out!

 

Have you ever wanted to be a supervillain?  Well look no further, because Suck UK Design has what you’re looking for!

Command your evil minions in style while you pose dramatically in this fine unit.  Comfort and class means everything while you plan to dominate the world!

On the DARPA Mil site, there is a 1 minute video demo’ing functionality that their new nightvision development hopes to deliver to the military soon and ‘Once Again, Own The Night’. The technology demo’d provides the soldier a view through multiple spectrums, is networked with other soldiers to share what they’re seeing and might even relay data to orbiting autonomous vehicles to attack the viewed target.

From the DARPA site:

The goal of the Multispectral Adaptive Networked Tactical Imaging System - MANTIS program is to demonstrate a visualization system to regain the nighttime advantage for the individual soldier and provide unprecedented situational awareness. MANTIS consists of:

1. a head-mounted, multispectral sensor suite (Vis/ NIR/SWIR/LWIR), digital display and an inertial navigation system, and
2. a body-worn processor and power supply, to digitize, process, and display fused imagery, augmented reality and battlefi eld information in real time. MANTIS will provide small units with network-enabled, collaborative visualization for soldier-to-soldier image sharing, access to remote sensors and targeting handoff to off-board weapons, allowing the soldier to point, click and Kill.

[found via DefenseTech]

Check out this hilarious 21 minute episode of South Park, Warcraft style.