When I was a kid we didn't have much money, so I could only afford a fake famicom console. It played nes games, and those came in 60 pins cartridges. If I wanted to play the official 72 pin NES games I needed an adapter.

Anyway, the thing with this fake console was that many games were japanese only.

Imagine trying to write down a huge password completely in japanese or play a boss in a game that to beat him you have to answer trivia questions... in japanese... when your like 12 or 13 years old...

It's sad that animals are dying due to wind and solar farms, but the number of animals killed per GWh produced pales in comparison to nuclear and fossil fuel plants.

Green is still the way to go.

So wobbly! Wasn't expecting that!

I only accept hunting for survival.

I'm sorry, but if you have money to buy guns, ammo, hunting paraphernalia, licenses, etc, you have no need to "hunt for food".

I remember (I think I was in 7th grade) my chemistry teacher demonstrating this experiment in class, we weren't suppose to understand it at the time, he show it just because it was cool.

I also remember 2 other experiments that blew my mind: him mixing two clear liquids that together became a matte orange, and the mercury heart experiment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6631u7d4E0

He was a great teacher.

#4, yup, that's the one.

During the dives they usually have 3 streams going at the same time, one from the main camera on the ROV, usually stream 1, one of the camera pointing straight down at the ROV from the Seirios camera sled (stream 2), and the last one with a quad view, which usually has one or two camera views and screens with telemetry.

You can read more about it on their webpage.

During the last days of the previous mission it was really incredible to watch live as they found a crashed B-29 from WWII.

You can watch it live on youtube if you search for Okeanos Explorer.

From mid-April to mid-July they had a mission exploring the waters around the Mariana's Trench, almost every day from around midnight (GMT) I watched them explore the depths, making new discoveries live, it was really fascinating, and it was a great feeling being one of a few hundred people witnessing these discoveries as they happened.

They have already started a new mission a few days ago, and it will last until August 19th, be sure to tune in, I will!

#4 nah, Earth's cool.
Some people, though, need to go. NOW.

The Emmett "Doc" Brown of Mathematics.

Was that on purpose? Looks like it, at least...

It's not the same without a british accent.

Relevant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMUIOBBHE7c

#9 Thx

As for the second link, I could also say it has a misleading title.
Of all the power plants showned in it, only the Tehachapi wind farms seem to fall into that statement "many solar and wind farm sites across the US that lay abandoned and broken because they went out of business due to lack of profit and cost of maintenance."
Solar One/Two: decommissioned, turned into a telescope.
Hydroelectric Plant in Enloe: decommissioned to improve salmon access to spawning grounds. NOT a solar or wind farm.
Carrizo Plain Solar Power Plant: dismantled, solar panels being sold around the world.
Edward Dean Adams Power Station: yes, abandoned, but built by Nicola Tesla in 1896 (!), NOT a solar or wind farm. Also, not sure how effective its 1800's technology would be today anyway.
White River Falls Hydroelectric: Decommissioned in the 1950's (!). NOT a solar or wind farm.
Kamaoa Wind Farm: abandoned, yes, but since replaced by newer, more efficient turbines.
Hydroelectric Canal and Plant: it does look abandoned, but it's looks more like a turist attraction than a complete abandoned and broken ruin. Again, NOT a solar or wind farm.
Abandoned Oil Rig Converted for Wind Turbine: NOT an abandoned wind farm, but an abandoned Oil Rig converted into a functioning wind turbine.

TL;DR If the title of the video is considered misleading, then your post seems to be quite misleading too.

JMHO

#4 Let's not forget that the solar farm in question is solar panel based, which can produce during its lifetime 20x, 30x, or even 40x less CO2 than coal power (even taking in account the CO2 produced to fabricate them) and not like that Ivanpah Solar farm, which uses mirrors.
I could also mention that that article is an editorial written by a clearly right-leaning person, judging by his other editorials, 90% of which seem to be only negative articles about Obamacare or Hillary Clinton.
But that shouldn't be a reason to dismiss the article, right? I does get at least some of its facts right, for what I can see. But it forgets to tell you that even with that "outrageous" ammount of CO2 produced, it pales in comparison with the average coal power plant, which can produce over 3 million tons/year of CO2. (not to mention all the other side-effects on public and wildlife health)

Had more to say about the second link, but Snotr wont let me post the rest, makes my post too long

I don't even...
Am I the only one thinking she was prettier before?

Please, stop it, they are in pain!!!

That's awesome.
Personally I'm not worried about these self-driving cars, I'm more worried about all those cars with idiot human drivers in them.

That's the luckiest unlucky guy I've seen recently.

That deserved a super-slow-motion version.

#4 yeah, I know, Im talking about riding the truck, not a plane. Just sit and go.

That's awesome!
Now find someone stupi....errr, brave enough to hitch a ride on it.

One word: Powerful.

It's such a beautiful radio, I fell like the cd player is more out of place and time than the radio itself.
Very nice!

Almost makes me feel bad about eating burgers... ALMOST

If some vegetarians only knew the ammount of animal parts (bone meal, blood meal) that are used to feed their beloved vegetables...

The density of Darwin Awards candidates on this video is staggering!

#7 MHO is that not only the water turns to vapor, the heat is so intense it splits the water molecules into oxygen and hydrogen, and what you see moments after the drum sinks in the lava is the hydrogen burning (and probably using the oxygen as oxidizer to help burn more intensely).

I could almost bet that if it was a large enough drum of water you'd witness an explosion instead of a burn.

At least that's what is believed happened to Krakatoa.

#12 well, it's more on the level of a "motherf**ker" in terms of nastyness

As for the crash... OUCH!

Very nice. Only see one problem with this method, if they go to the beach, for example, and get tanned, won't the scars become visible again?

But even if that happens, it's a small price to pay.

The rain on the windshield does look awesome. On the side windows, on the other hand, could use some work. Great look overall though.

Already knew the test at 00:50, but the one at 06:18 was truly an "Holy crap, it works!" moment!

Really awesome!

Cool video, but the coat on the dogs (particularly the one on the right) doesn't look that good.

I wonder if he treats them well...

#2, well, at least it will be harder to set on fire.

#3 Knowing the drone in question, it's quite easy, actually, since it is able to stream the video real-time to a smartphone connected to the remote.

It's true the display itself isn't that great, but the perspective is! If only the night time image quality of the quadcopter was better.

Still, awesome view angle.

#2 and #5 talk like there's no hope of recovery or treatment.
Try watching this video http://www.snotr.com/video/4667/Autistic_girl_expresses_profound_intelligence and then tell me again he should be "put down".
The problem is that we are yet unable to find a way to understand these cases of severe autism and a way for us to comunicate with them and them with us. That's where the effort should be, I think.

#10, well, it's not actually the first time seeing rain, but the first time experiencing it. And she actually lives in California.

Pitty the video has that typical "youtube shakyness reducer" that makes it seem like you're on acid.

Here's the original post: http://vimeo.com/84802749

Immediately reminded me of the shooting gallery in Zelda: Ocarina of Time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkOZDUVJ0SU

"There's molten metal flying everywhere! Let me get a little bit closer..."

I guess this kind of creature is what happens when God gets drunk.

Really cute, makes me want one.

I don't think it's for measuring distance. If I'm not mistaken, it's to evaluate the turbulence in the atmosfere and adjust the telescope's mirrors accordingly to get a sharper and more defined picture.

As for the video, absolutely beautiful!

EDIT: #5 was quicker

"Who told you all to break formation?? Give me 20, NOW!"

This is awesome.
Disability? What disability?

This guy is called John Green and has some pretty great videos on world history. Look for Crash Course World History, they're really good, he kept me interest in watching the whole world history collection, and let me tell ya, with my track record in History, that's a pretty big achievement.

Beat THAT, Industrial Light & Magic/Weta Digital!!

Holy crap! That's just surreal.

R.I.P.

Cue Mission: Impossible theme song.

This must be one of the most pointless videos I've ever seen, yet I couldn't stop watching it

#5 I think he was talking about turning it into a proper chinese dragon.

We trully are insignificant...

For those wondering if this is a viral video or not, it isn't.

It's from a Brazilian Candid-Camera-like show.

And yeah, the kid was lucky she wasnt drop-kicked by someone.