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What's the command that's called at the start of the video? Presumably the Chinese equivalent of "present arms", but I don't know what they're really saying.

Seconded! Where did you get it?

@catielardie Oh that's hilarious, I love it when people move countries and their accent just morphs like that. If it's any help, I was born in California but now I live near London and I have the most ridiculous trans-atlantic accent :/

The police are too quick to reach for the anti-terrorism laws. Heathrow (like more or less any airport) is private property and the owner is free to require you to get permission to film there - and they certainly do require you to get that permission. The situation is exactly the same in Austral...

@lizziecarini Don't worry, the media always does this sort of thing. British cultural history has been variously ripped off and parodied by every Disney princess story, after all. Less heart-ripping in that, though...

@kupigana "I just don't agree with the practice that police officers can just stop you and ask you for identification just for taking pictures in public." - they can't. This guy eventually got a payout from Lancashire Police. Unfortunately there is a difference between what the police are allowe...

@PureOptic Strictly speaking, "nants ingonyama bagithi baba", meaning "father, the lion comes."

@ilov3hotsaucexxx I don't, I just hear the audio. When it's text, there's screenreader software that can talk to you.

"Why are they reading the books?" - the music, probably. There are harmonies in this which could be sung from memory, but then again this is probably part of a two hour concert, so...

@106QSDAVE "If anything on 394Mhz is stamping on your car key fob, the car must have a disgustingly wide front end filter." - well yeah, although Professor Google tells me it is not unknown.

As I say we're not terribly sure of anything - it may just be that the problem transmitter is only interm...

Yep, she's the alternative Alyson Hannigan. Funnier, I think.

Steve Jablonsky (he of Transformers fame) is credited with composition for this series but this particular piece doesn't sound like what he wrote for it.

Just to clear up the confusion.

This was written by Jablonsky for the BBC documentary series "The Seven Wonders of the Industrial World", which was first broadcast in the UK in 2003. Search for "seven wonders of the industrial world" and you'll find trailers.

And yes, this is a rare case of a d...

You can play air guitar, but can you air conduct? Or is all conducting air conducting? Hm, I've realised it doesn't matter.

*air conducts* :D

From Darwin to... where?

Who's that playing Hermione?

It's a loltopus!

"im in ur jar, eeting ur crabz!"

@hahahalalalakuku They're using peltier-effect heat pumps, with which you can cool below ambient. Wikipedia will explain in more detail :)

Oh memories.

Still, it's amazing how obviously-autotuned this now, eh :)

"Scapa" brand duct tape sold in the UK exhibits this effect, as do several types of camera tape as used in the film industry.

I shoot stuff *just like this* for a living.

And I thought I was doing the world good by going into TV... bwaha..

"Awesome" is such an overused word.

I know that aluminium refineries sometimes use hydroelectric to supply their electrolytic process, is something similar done here? Must be quite the electricity bill either way.

Not Enya, not from a film.

The vocalist credited on the first Adiemus album was Miriam Stockley (look at her website for more info).

We don't get tea breaks these days, it's almost exactly like it is in the US (I've worked on films in both places).

1st AD touching up the actors and calling women "love" is a wanker now and would have been considered a wanker then... but then... he's a 1st AD, he's supposed to be a wanker!

A bit of additional info.

There are a lot of tests something like this has to pass before it's deployable, and it isn't as simple as "does it stop bullets". If you read around, you may find it failed on other grounds (oil exposure and excessive heat are sometimes mentioned as problems). These le...