I intend to make the only on topic post so far, I started off with an electric and switched to a regular razor. Not a straight razor but one of the fancy 5 blade contraptions with the trimmer thingy on the end. Much closer and smoother shave. Teaches you steady hands when it starts getting dull so you don't start skinning yourself alive (unless you're a zombie, in which case why are you shaving in the first place? Don't you have some brains to be devouring? Unless you are going out on a hot date to go to dinner at a fancy restaurant and have brain soup, brain, and iced brain for desert, then go to a movie with diet liquid brain (gotta watch your figure you know) and popped brains. Probably a slasher flick.)
Hell, you could get two nanoPADs for what this costs. Granted it doesn't use arcade buttons or show its guts with transparent acrylic panels, but it doesn't require you to buy your buttons separately, either. Plus you'd have 24 buttons and two trackpads at that point.
The sucker for aesthetics in me really wants one of these, though.
This is one of those things that I'd find extremely awesome, yet would file a restraining order against, stating that it has to remain outside 100 feet from my desk. #nvidiaioncubemodcontest
If this works, this could be the coolest thing I have ever seen. And for everybody who asks "What happens if kids run across the street?" and "What happens when he hits a pothole at 80 mph?" Shut up. This thing ain't never going to be street legal, and won't go higher than 20 mph. This guy will get high with his buddies, and try to drive this thing down the hallway in the dorms, and hit a wall, and that will be the end of it. If it does work, however, then in 10 years we'll all be working for this guy, or we'll all be dead by his hand. #outrun
Having a bumper car ring filled with vehicles like this (with proper safety harnesses, bumpers, and so forth) might actually be a lot of fun. Bonus points if the other bumper cars would show up "virtually" in the Out Run videogame.
As for use on public roads, I suspect the Department of Licensing might take issue with the CRT air bag. Just a guess. #outrun
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Easily as cool. This game's goal? Press the button as many times as possible in one minute. That is all.
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Hell, you could get two nanoPADs for what this costs. Granted it doesn't use arcade buttons or show its guts with transparent acrylic panels, but it doesn't require you to buy your buttons separately, either. Plus you'd have 24 buttons and two trackpads at that point.
The sucker for aesthetics in me really wants one of these, though.
11/19/09
[www.instantrimshot.com]
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i wonder if they can do the non RED/BLUE 3D...
but rather the vertical/horizontal polarization
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Even though their aesthetics don't match mine, it looks like a stunning piece of engineering to get all that right... #nvidiaioncubemodcontest
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As for use on public roads, I suspect the Department of Licensing might take issue with the CRT air bag. Just a guess. #outrun
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