Ce pot face unii cu prea mult timp liber din niste piese LEGO. Bonus sunt si niste cuburi Rubik de toate dimensiunile si complexitatile --> link(image) <-- prea mult timp liber, creativitate
Tot din domeniul LEGO vine si urmatoarea stire. Ce ziceti de motorul din poze? (dati "next" si vedeti mai multe imagini cu bijuteria) --> link(image) <-- creativitate
Si acum sa vedeti minunatia din imaginile din stirea precedenta in actiune. Da, este functional. Masina ii mai lipseste --> link(video) <-- curiozitati, creativitate
Si sa dormi pare a fi o arta. O dovedesc pe din plin cei din imaginile urmatoare. Parca ar fi de-ai nostrii toti --> link(image) <-- lene mare
Urmatoarea stire e speciala pentru iubitorii de ping-pong. Eu sunt unul dintre ei. Pe mine m-au lasat cu gura cascata fetele --> link(video) <-- talent, rapiditate, sport
Drumurie rusesti devin din ce in ce mai aglomerate. Si atunci o companie ruseasca s-a gandit sa-i ajute pe maharii sa ajunga dintr-un loc in altul mai repede. Solutia propusa: elicopoterul.
Deocamdata compania va opera doar in jurul Moscovei dar avand in vedere densitatea de oligarhi rusi cu dare de mana, se va extinde probabil in toata tara. Costul unei calatorii este de 2080 euro. Maruntis pentru bogatani.
Baietii de la Mythbusters au facut un test comparativ intre CPU si GPU pentru a explica procesarea paralela. Rezultatul e evident in imaginile care urmeaza:
"A DUTCH teenager has set a new world record for solving the Rubik's Cube and put the world of competitive speedcubing into a spin.
Erik Akkersdijk, 18, broke the world record for solving a standard 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube, with a time of 7.08 seconds at the Czech Open at the weekend.
Australia's quickest Rubik's Cube solver Jasmine Lee, who completed the puzzle in 20.37 seconds at the UK Open in 2006, said Akkersdijk's new mark would be hard for anyone to beat.
"That new record is pretty amazing - over 1.5 seconds faster than the previous record. That's a big margin at the top levels of competitive cubing," she said.
Akkersdijk had held the record before with a time of 9.77 seconds, set during the Dutch Open in 2007.
Bu that record had been beaten by Edouard Chambon (9.18 seconds at the Murcia Open 2008) and then Japan's Yu Nakajima (8.72 seconds the Kashiwa Open 2008).
In competitive cubing, each cube is rotated by officials into a random configuration unveiled to the solver when the clock starts.
In official compeition only 13 people have ever solved the cube in less than 10 seconds and all those times have been set in the last two years.
Akkersdijk, an environmental management student, took up speedcubing in 2005 and on his website he lists his other hobbies as chess, juggling, building model airplanes and swimming."
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