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poor kid at 0:52 ! He was too late !!

Yes, that was a fun game of CTF !! Thanks Zaiux for an awesome forum, and thanks jasonrubik for coming up with the idea to celebrate the 1 month anniversary. I like how the video ends.... Limeboy is running away and crying from his confrontation with me !! Fear me !!!!

3:07 That's what she said!

@Explody A lot can happen with technology in 3 years. When it becomes available, I'll take that body armor too!

@TheFlyingslug When lightning hits a creeper, they should explode.... therefore one less thing for us to have to kill. And its powder should be used up in the process.

Great stuff! Sonya / Seven... either way, a 5-letter "S" name for Jeri will always do her justice!

The universe is a high-energy particle collision in a higher-order universe that is analogous to what we get from quark gluon plasma here on earth. With enough energy we might be able to create our own big bang and with precise enough instruments we might be able to detect the planets that are cr...

First off, I can't believe I'm the first person to comment on this video in the 1.5 yrs that its been online.

Secondly, the basic premise depicted here is totally neutral and non-political in nature. The bickering needs to stop and research needs to be fully funded that can help reduce the potent...

@jvillavic I didn't see any Karnaugh maps. I did see a lot of block diagrams though.

Excellent design of a very basic architecture. And a nice case as well!

@largeleif A multiplexer has a control input that decides which output to send the data input to. In this case the control input goes to the turntable motor, and the data input is connected to the drive motor.

This is definitely awesome and is way more complex than your Autofabrik "Car Factory". That one shot out the cars when it was done, but this one does not seem capable of that. Where does the 2nd Aircraft get placed if the turntable pedestal already has a plane on it? Furthermore, if more planes ...

Now that's a blast from the past!! Wow!! At first I thought for sure that the design of the gearbox was changed post-production, but upon further investigation I noticed that all they did was flipped the side that the yellow Numbers '2' and '3' are on in realtion to the original instructions. T...

Nice build! I like the potential that this design and others like it offer in much larger more ambitious projects. Paul from Sariel dot pl has some nice stuff and I discovered it yesterday. I makes me want to dust off my 8865 Test Car and tear it apart so I can rebuild it. Perhaps setting a n...

I do love this video, and everything that it embodies. I am a LEGO fan thru and thru. And have studied my history of ancient mechanical computers, such as you other Antikythera Mechanism. Hero did some great things with automation in the theater. But, with all the hard work, you could have also ...

Somehow everyone here has completely misunderstood NathanBackwoods original comment. He never said anything about the "Reliability" of mechanical computers. He referred only to "Trust". You can trust that it will not be prone to virus, or mutate into something else. I too love a computer that can...

Where's Fermany?

@TheTazzyT

The date of the video, and what CPU the computer is based around, is a negligible (irrelevant?) aspect of the scenario that I was referring to. For whatever reason, a few people seem to think that I have no idea how to read. The date is obvious, and the components are obviously not ...

How feasible is it to add glow-in-the-dark materials to the liquid? If its a good idea, I say go for it!! Or something that shows up under black light!! That would be pimp!

You definitely need distilled water with no minerals or ions at all, or else it will start to look very ugly real quick....

@wbeaty You caught my typo. I couldn't go back and change it. The last sentence should have read "How else will MY system be self-correcting?" Or, another way... "How else will my silly self-imposed system of driving correct itself through rewards/punishments if I don't ever get punished for...

I am compelled by Nick Bostrom, more than any other scientist or public figure, to actually do something worthwhile for humanity. It is through the reduction of existential risk probabilities that we will triumph, and it is for that goal that I intend to dedicate myself... all the while hoping to...