UPDATE 12:05 pm ET: The Wrap is now reporting that Deathstroke is in fact the primary villain of the solo Batman movie. While we’re still unsure if this is test footage for that film or if Deathstroke may also be making a cameo appearance in Justice League, at least we now know where to expect Deathstroke’s arrival in the DCEU.
Every so often, a TV show likes to go outside its usual comfort zone and do something different… something weird. It abandons its usual format to try something else, suddenly becoming a musical, a comedy, a documentary, a Western, anything. If an episode manages to pull it off, it usually ends up becoming a classic—and here are 10 of those episodes.
Hope you’re ready to face the day with nothing but your own unsharpened wits about you. Soon, they will be all you have left.
The FBI has evidence that foreign hackers have accessed the state election databases in two states. According to Yahoo News, the FBI sent out a “flash alert” to election offices and officials across the country, asking them to take better security precautions.
Sometimes I feel like my entire life is spent commuting—by train, cab, or on foot. But biking is by far my favorite way to get around in NYC, except for those minutes I spend huffing over the Manhattan bridge. That’s where Evelo’s Omni Wheel comes in. The after-market add-on can transform most bikes into an electric-powered commute machine. And it works—for the most part.
On a recent episode of Man at Arms: Reforged, the team at Baltimore Knife and Sword took on another video game-themed challenge: building real-life versions of the improvised weapons from Fallout 4.
As usual, the team did an excellent job. They tried their hand at making the Kremvh’s Tooth machete, a revolutionary sword, a bladed aluminum baseball bat, and an oak bat with nails sticking out of it.
Naturally, they tested them all out after they were made, putting them through tests like slicing through a zombie head, smashing watermelons, and more. Video game weapons are way too much fun. Dangerous as hell too, so be careful if you try this at home, kids. In fact, don’t!
[via Laughing Squid]
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Remember those PC vs Mac advertisements? Apple has stopped making them but Microsoft is putting its own spin on the idea. It has recently released several ad spots in which we can see the company bashing its competitor’s products and the latest it has created says that the MacBook Air is about just as useful as a hat for your cat when you compare it against the Surface Pro 4.
The latest ad has been created in the style of a musical which lists down all of the features of the Surface Pro 4 such as its touchscreen, stylus support and the lack of these features on the MacBook Air. It also points out that the Surface Pro 4 is lighter and more powerful than its rival.
It’s clear why Microsoft is picking up the pace with these ads which take a swing at Apple’s products. The back to school season is here and with the holidays approaching fast, the company will certainly be interested in increasing its sales at Apple’s expense.
Apple has so far not responded to these ads with some of its own that take the fight to Microsoft’s products. So far, Redmond appears to have a clear playing field, and from the looks of it the company might not give up on its Apple-bashing strategy anytime soon.
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