Technology related

>>1027979
isn't this some art project or something

>>1028026

>Machine with Concrete. The gear reductions mean the final gear will make one revolution in over 2 trillion years. The machine runs uninterrupted even though the final gear is embedded in concrete, and cannot rotate.

>>1028569
interesting concept

>>1028553
kek'd

>>1028985
What movie is this?

>>1028994
what is the filename for 200 points

>>1027979
absolutely disgusting mechanical losses in those gears.. if he used beveled gears this would be a different story

>>1028026
>>1027979
>>1028569
It's kinda an art project. I saw it at the SF exploratorium on one of their adults only, open bar shindigs.

>>1029037
drone racing
>they all crash, all the time
The winner is the little kid who flew the course as slowly as possible

>>1029003
Thanks m80

>>1028999
Holy shit that is fucking cool.

>>1027628
What is this from?

>>1028999
Is this from a movie or something?

I'm curious as to why there seems to be Nazi imagery throughout the video (the swastika-esque figure at the beginning, the patch on his uniform, the uniform itself, the fact that he looks like a stereotypical Hollywood Nazi).

>>1029260

pretty sure Prometheus based on him being a meme

>>1029313
Cool, thanks

>>1029260
dude thats Michael Fassbender... you know.. magneto from the new xmen movies?
this was a commercial for Prometheus. The only good part was his acting.. Just his face shows complex thoughts and hidden emotion..
unfortunately the character dynamics and motivation wasnt there in the film itself.. Shame. At least it didnt ruin his career

>>1034024
I don't know much about engines, but I'm guessing it goes,

1.Fuel
2.Compression
3.Ignition
4.Exhaust

Am i right on this?

>>1034033
yes

>>1034024

Someone uploaded a ton of these here
>>1035365

>>1034033
suck squeeze bang blow
1:air is drawn in under vaccum, fuel injected
2:air/fuelmixture is compressed, a stoich mixture is when there is enough air to burn all the available fuel, more air than fuel = lean, more fuel than air = rich.
3:air and fuel is ignited by the sparkplug, producing a powerstroke
4:left over gases are extracted and and sent to turbo/straight though exhaust

>>1030854
Does it actually need the flashlight, or is it for the sake of humans to know where it's looking?

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>>1030854
>Tossing the boxes
Well on its way to replacing the Amazon warehouse staffs, I see.

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Even the fucking chinks are building robot waifus.

>>1043084
In their case it makes sense. Twofold.
Firstly - the country lacks single women. That is to say, pussy in free circulation.
Secondly - the Japs are fucking crazy about this sort of shit, so there's a killing to be made, both monetarily and culturally.

Why not make peace with your traditional, millennia-old adversaries, over some easy on the eyes, motherboards on legs.
I already see a bond forming.

>>1043377
>he fell for the 9000 gigs of ram meme

>>1041477

Nice, what case is that?

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>>1043354

Reminds me of Fringe

>>1043084

The mouth barely moves.

>>1041490
of course it does, i guess it has some sort of scanner, and it can't read barcodes or whatever if there's no light for them to reflect

>>1041499
Man, look at that. An actual science man explaining science shit. Now compare that to TEDx's wannabe """scientists""".

>>1043124
>In the not too distant future, human beings will wear the computers they use.
>We'll choose our hardware ... for its look, comfort and style.
Spot on.

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From 1964

>>1043788
kid:
>when the sense of personal space will be develop?

>>1043776
Why is it that original TED's and TED-Ed's and pretty much all the TED stuff is so great, but TEDx is full of pointless bullshittery? (like 9 out of 10, a few are good in there too)

>>1043788
Holy fucking shit.

>>1028999
This commercial is literally my favorite thing about Prometheus. I'll always revisit it, and I'll be amazed every single time. Fassbender was fantastic.

>>1043788
>time traveler tries really hard to not give away the future but fails

>>1043887
He was kind of wrong about a few things, though. Like how he thinks we will stop living in cities when in reality the inverse is happening.

>>1029059
you mean every thursday?

>>1043910
>filename
kek

>>1043571
oh great.
am i going to have to watch all this now?

>>1043910
The fuck is this from?

>>1043354
sound sauce?

>>1043120
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts6FPBTWwcM

>>1043889
That might still happen. I don't really get why people would want to live in a big city.

>>1045673
TRON 2 soundtrack

>>1045686
Proximity to businesses, convenience and better networking.

>>1030854
>UPS Delivery Robot

>>1045697
You can quite easily live 20-40 min drive outside of a big city and have all advantages of the city in reach combined with the more laid back attitude of the town.

>>1045697
thanks

>>1045697
I live a 35 minute drive away from the city I work in and own property where my only neighbor is 7.4 miles away as the crow flies.

I also speed on the back roads though.

>>1045686
What's it like living in a big city?

>>1043788

I'd like to see an interview with that kid grown up.

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>>1045673
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlEN8svyHj8

>>1030854
useless

>>1043889
>>1045697
There might be a trend towards moving into cities, but there is no longer such a strong correlation with living in cities and the ability to be productive.

Silicon Valley isn't the be-all-end-all anymore.

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>>1038086

Wikigifs.org

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>>1055553

>>1041507
fucking germans man

>>1055580
It's a shame they're gonna be extinct soon, the world will be poorer without their brilliance.

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>>1055566

>>1043788
My computer still can't get my theater reservations right...

>>1058956
what the fuck was even the plan of the vertical one

>>1041499
too late
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urWtlOVhg_4

>>1041490
Considering it seems to be looking a bit around, perhaps it gives the robot some form of depth perception much like we can use shadows to our advantage. or maybe it's just for reading barcodes.

>>1045263
Person of interest

>>1043910
>dat filename

Toppest Kek

>>1058954
Isn't stuff like that against the rules?

>>1030854
>>1029021

will cameo in the next Wall-E movie.

>>1059039
Yes. They we're disqualified

>>1043354
Please post more .gifs like this.

>>1044238
what is this from?

>>1043084
i dont like this kind of robots, their are unpractical in everyway, i always think the developers are just wasting time and resources creating someting just to show off, but for real pourpuses? thats useless

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>>1029033

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>>1059379
IT LIVES

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>>1059406

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AgDrZWlV5Ss

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIpIAbWo_2A

>>1043565
NZXT H440

>>1028982
badass

>>1059039
>>1059182
It used to be against the rules but was accidentally omitted from them during this reboot of the show.
They weren't disqualified at all but instead had to redo the match which they lost.

>>1028999
He speaks almost exactly like Peter O'Toole here.

If they ever did a Lawrence of Arabia remake he would be fucking perfect for the part.

>>1043120
this is a joke right?

>>1043124
>women being in charge of the future

THANK GOD IT DIDNT TURN OUT THIS WAY.
STUPID JAPS

>>1043147
>central bank computer

jews made this

>>1059849
Nah man, they are genuinely strapping claymores to game consoles now.

>>1030854
gave me strong pixar nostalgia

>>1030854
I wanted to see it throw the beer bottles.

>>1059907
hhaha

>>1029021
I have both of these robots in my facility but neight one of them have been programmed to move this fast yet.

Right now I have them picking up pins and stacking Altoids boxes.

>>1059907
funny as it sound its how it work :D
Its like that because its fast moving object.

>>1043859
all ted is shit, go to school

>>1059873

TIL there were short take-off and vertical landing aircraft.

>>1059919
tell us more about them pls

>>1059258
brasseye

>>1043120
I want to die

>>1063974
So does this thread it seems

>>1043958
>>1059030
elaborate?

>>1058959
i don't get it.

>>1058957
>>1058956
>>1058954
this is so cool you got more?

>>1059425
what gane

>>1063210
why does he do it so messy? Does it matter if it goes around and off the part like that?

>>1064752
Guess again.

>>1064763
what? I asked what game.

>>1064764
And i said, guess again.

>>1064768
but I'm not guessing

>>1064764
>>1064768
Just give it a try.

>>1064772
no clue. is it just a demo for the facerig website cause I can't find it there but it looks very familiar too.

>>1064776
Oh you mean what game the character is from? I that case, I have no idea. Otherwise, the game is facerig?

>>1064783
-.-

>>1064785
Dude, this is all your fault..

http://store.steampowered.com/app/274920/

>>1064786
why is the character so famliar though

>>1063210
>How to
>Does it terribly
What is this, Howtobasic?

>>1064966
It's actually from the official MSI How-to channel.

>>1065025
Dude.
Sarcasm.

>>1064735
That's probably a 555 timer in an 8 pin package.
The thing is, it doesn't do jackshit alone, it requires power, and a trigger signal (and more), and it of course can't track shit. It's the equivalent of putting a SIM car on your tongue and pretend it's recording.

>>1065178
you guys are really smart, how do you know allthis?

>>1065180
read m8, read.
but seriously, it's common when you work with electronics.

>>1043120
>spend $1000 for your son to express his gaming identity with his friends
>one week later it gets the red ring of death

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>>1043120
Some time later

>>1043788
for those that are interested, that's Arthur C. Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

>>1064789
It's a Floran from Starbound.

>>1045728
>There is no system but GNU, and Linux is one of its kernels

topjej

>>1028999
Great actor, one of the greatest promos ever for a movie unfortunately so shitty.

They might as well forget it ever existed and work on a movie with this as a starting point.

>>1064762
>Does it matter if it goes around and off
Yes, don't do that.

>>1043788
This makes me so sad. I wish I had a fraction of this brilliance.

>>1029059
nice anon :)

>>1043788
>>1067198
It's scary how accurate science fiction can predict things

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>>1043788
Ah, I'm glad that I had something similar saved.

>>1067103
Now they need to add a nugget dispenser that slaps on a new one unto to fork when it retracts.

>>1059392
>milling
its a lathe mate

>>1064752
>>1064764
read the filename ffs
>>1064763
>>1064768
stop being a dick

>>1067701
It's a three axis mill m9.

>>1067704
Are you an idiot look here >>1067219 it wasn't that filename at all.

>>1043095
Yeah, and they can install razor blades in the third generation robot's pussy to mutilate Japan into negative population growth, finally ending their centuries-long rivalry.

>>1029021
I watched this twice without realizing it.
Hypnotizing.

>>1063157
one time I tried to make it, but its damn hard to stick plate to speaker, not to mention that preparing speaker is tricky

>>1064762
You're supposed to use a pea-sized amount.

>>1059425

you know nothing jon snow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohmajJTcpNk

>>1059873
crap

>>1063210
That method has gotta be a joke, its DEAD WRONG

Reminds me of the Kentucky way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnyoJtv9Cx0

Correct way to apply Thermal paste
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hNgFNH7zhQ

>>1064762
Don't do it that way if you're building a PC.

Put a pea-sized (small pea, even, not those big American peas) blob of it in the centre then just put the heat sink on top. Don't try to smooth it out beforehand, the pressure will ensure even coverage.

>>1043354

This would be incredibly expensive today.

>>1058971
Probably to flip the other robot
It has "hooks" on its wheels

>>1067710
No, it's a fucking lathe.

>>1068660
A five second look around Arctic silver's website will plainly show you how wrong you are. Surface spread is the proper application method for many processors. This video shows it being done poorly, but it's not the wrong method.

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>>1043120
superior edition w/ music

>>1071979
root means to fuck in Australian speak.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8kq2fvQ_SY

>>1043120
>add more shitty plastic
>IMPROVED 41RF70W!!!

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I would suck the dick of whoever that could release this as a single, easy-to-use program.

Also, could this have the potential to become a future Photoshop filter? Perhaps with pre-trained neural nets?

>>1028999
I've played this game before and the Synths eventually infiltrate your settlements and destroy your progress.

>>1073589
It is easy to use. just not easy to install.
you just need some time, a linux install, and an nvidia GPU.

>>1073589

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khuj4ASldmU

>>1028985
You posted only the second half of the video you little shit , you cuted out the main joke

>>1059864
Nikon Coolpix P900 is the camera for any other autist wondering

>>1059864
>>1079376

very nice

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>>1088097

>>1055619
this desu

>>1043379
TOP KEK

but seriously >>>/g/

>>1059417
The fucking eyes as it places the tile, hilarious.

>>1089520

very neat

>>1028569
So if we turned the last gear once, the first gear would rotate 200x60x24x365x2300000000000 times

>>1028569
>the final gear is embedded in concrete, and cannot rotate.

Given the gear chain multiplies the torque of the motor by something like 10^20, I'm fairly certain the block of concrete will rotate, no matter what you put in it's way.

>>1092927

INFINITE POWWWAAAAAA

>>1030854

Is that were the robot from Tony Stark's basement went?

>>1030854
IPR is cute!
CUTE!

>>1030854
>Into the trash it goes

>>1089520
Pre owned Games and movies for 33$?

>>1058954
HUGE FAGS vs HUGE CHADS

>>1067103
>the year is 2026
>watching tv
>kinda hungry
>time for some nugget
>press the button
>here_he_comes.jpg
>nugget falls off
>fork goes straight in the eye

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>>1030854
Reminds me of pic related

>>1059845
I never saw the movie because I heard how awful it was. When that commercial came out, the Lawrence of Arabia page on NormieBook listed some article detailing that the producers or whatever were going exactly for Peter O'Toole in Lawrence of Arabia.

They did a fantastic job.

I hope they don't remake it, though.

>>1059417
>the robot is playing chess with jags guy and his wife's son

>>1092954
that is, if each of the gearsets along the way is capable of transferring the roque it recieves.

>>1067454
I always like to think of Sci-Fi as the human meta, because we need boundaries in order for our imagination to develop into something tangible.

>>1027979
if i remember correctly after every gear it takes 16x more for a full rotation thus meanig the last one will turn in a couple of trillion years

>>1058957
>the battlebox can't even handle me right now

but I'm confused. I don't recognize some of these. Did Battlebots get a reboot recently?

>>1067722
One demo was playing speed chess. At one point the player dropped a piece, and the robot was programmed to impatiently throw it away when capturing, causing the audience to laugh and the player to resign!

>>1099020
yup

>>1041507
linux represent, crazy ass germans know whats up

>>1051915
>Useless

Bullshit. You have a machine like that that can assess a pile of mismatched blocks in a pile that can pull the pile apart quickly and it'd be an amazing disaster relief apparatus.

>>1059417
IT'S IGNORING THE RULES TO REACH THE GOAL, IT'S SO OBVIOUS, WAKE UP HUMANITY

>>1095945
does she really need to be on screen? why are women such attention whores?

>>1028985
>I always get the shakes before a drop.webm

>>1043124
Is that a Psi Amp from System Shock 2

>>1070387
This is one of the most cringy things i've seen, what the fuck.

>>1043120
goddamn that was a useless waste, the only good one of those i ever saw had one side with a pair of controller cradles and the other had integrated charging docks for controller li-ion batteries

>>1067719
fuckin' kek

>>1068568
This is so good it's scary. I can't help but think of all the malicious ways it can be used.

>>1065180
the packages for standardize chipsets have been the same size since the 80's, they have SMD counterparts but the big versions are identical to the ones made in the 80s and 90s

>>1058956
did they finally lift the ban on spinning blade bots that made the last series boring as fuck and killed it?

>>1099020
yes, it was ok for awhile but then the flood of flipping and spinning blade bots came back and now their literally all that wins, just like last time.

>>1062577
the harriers has been around since the 90's, the f35 isnt doing anything new.

>>1069644
and people whove been building pc's for decades disagree with you.

>>1069644
You are patently wrong, the actually processor die only occupies a square and or rectangle in the very middle of the heat-sink and 99% of the heat transfer occurs there.

>>1100391
There's a point to her being on screen you fucking inbred.

>>1101379
No there isn't, woman.

>>1103086
Are you actually retarded? It's to show that he's doing that shit in the presence of other people -- right next to them, actually.

Fuck off back to /r9k/ or /pol/, permavirgin

>>1103096
Keep projecting.
She's an attentionwhore and there's nothing you can do about it besides being a bitch.

>>1103101
How fat and ugly are you?

>>1103109
Super fugly and pounding your mom every night.

>>1103096

hahahaha holy fuck dude you are an embarrassment

>>1101379
>>1103096
>>1103109
Fuck off

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>>1103113
>>1103114
>>1103119
>/pol/ """"""""banter""""""""

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>>1103125
>/whore/ """"""""banter""""""""

>>1103096

like we couldnt infer that there was someone else in the room based on the fact the guy was being filmed you absolute fucking retard.

>>1103129
Jesus christ you're bad at this.

>>1103130
>>1103129
>>1103119
>>1103114
>>1103113
>>1103101
Back to your containment boards, cancer

>>1103130
Of course you fucking wouldn't, halfwit. It will imply the filming was on purpose. Holy shit you fucking retards.

>>1103133
>>1103135
samefag

>>1103138
Nice projection lad

>>1103137

said the retard

>>1043836
lol

>>1067296
He is right. Even Terry told that shitposter that Linus should have wrote it's own toolchain long time ago and this GNU shit would not haunt him.

And this still applies.
If the Linuxtards would fix their shit finally, no GNU would come up ever.

>>1101379
lol retard

>>1027979
What those sneaky fuckers at the museum don't tell you is that they run the thing in reverse every night.

>>1059332
all you need to make it practical is an onnahole and some duct tape

>>1043910
haha, i'm glad i got this

>>1043859
TEDx is an open platform for anyone to speak in, TED talks you need an invitation.

>>1041490
it really needs the flaslight, I remember at my school we had to program machines to scan models and sort them based on the colour and shit, and the lighting really did effect the camera

>>1058830
isnt that how the Fendt transmition works

>>1059442
my sci-fi boner is going off right now

>>1058954
>>1058956
>>1058957
>>1058959
no house robots??? sirkillalot, matilda? i miss razer, gemini and that one robot that just rams with a spike at the center.

i also remember when all 4 competitors decided to tag team sirkillalot, now those where some good ole times.

>>1059392
ive done some work for iscar, was a really enjoyable job.

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>>1110210
if you're going to post le ebin maymay version at least post the original too

>>1055619
ebin meme friend

>>1043859
$$$$$
Go look up how much it costs to go to TED.

>>1069534
retard those are cutting teeth.

>>1111373
thanks for posting the good version

>>1059425
Everytime I see a facerig video now, I have to think about the Anon who rigged his face to an anime girl while fapping.

>>1063157
BLUE PATTERN CONFIRMED

>>1095945
The best thing about this webm is the triggered robots.

>>1043889
Meanwhile, my uncle lives several hundred miles away from the nearest town with a 5-digit population and still has high-speed internet.

>>1110210
This edit makes me die every time. Best version.

>>1114496
It's hilarious that they can't figure out that her reaction is literally the point of that video.

>>1041499
>work there
No robot can ever toss packages about like we do.
>>1058979
My facility actually got rid of these guys because it got to expensive to maintain them compared to the wages of the crap-staff.

>>1034024
>>1034033
if you guys like these sorts of things, check out http://animagraffs.com/

>>1043788
This man was born in 1917, became instrumental in the development of RADAR, GPS, and telecommunications, discovered the underwater ruins of the ancient Koneswaram temple in Trincomalee, and died in 2008, recently enough to see his predictions come true.

>>1114626
*too expensive

>>1034024
>he doesn't use a rotary engine

>>1043124
>cd-Rom shoulder pads
>in fashion again
HA

>>1103129
source?

>>1103086
>being this asspained about see a girl in the shot.

wew lad, time for your meds.

>>1103113
So, you just got out of 8th grade didn't you? I mean, who makes those jokes besides teen fuckbois?

>>1029260
>handsome, fit white guy
>he must be a nazi

>>1059907
This is how automatic transmissions work in your car only change location to gear.

>>1044178
Yes you are. And i'll also have to rewatch it.
Why the fuck did i ever venture on /wsg/, there's so much stuff i want to watch / rewatch now, i won't be able to do anything for at least 2-3 months

>>1059418
i know absolutely nothing about this kind of thing and yet this is fascinating

>>1088097
>>1088100
What kind of engine am i looking at ?

>>1029226
Halt and Catch Fire. Show about 80's CS. It's a bit pretentious at the beginning but it's fucking great after the first couple episodes.

>>1115377
nevermind, i figured it after seeing >>1114658

>>1089520
DAMMIT CHLOE

>>1044178
Don't. It's shit

>>1058956
Was that Kenny Florian?

>>1059845
He quotes Peter O'Toole from LoA several times in Prometheus. I think he watches it in the movie, not sure I only saw it once.

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>>1111373
He, and Elon Musk have what it takes to become a supervillain.

>>1114569
They can figure it out. It is just so overwhelmingly unfunny and charismatic.

>>1120149
I can see some practical applications for this strangely intriguing technology.

>>1120742
It's for a camera-person to use their camera while in motion without the video bobbing up and down everywhere. Someone just got the funny idea of balancing their beer on the mount.

>>1041507
>Muslims are going to wipe out technology like this because it's against their religion
RIP white ppl

>>1111373
>that little sidestep at 1:28
holy shit.

>>1110382
>no house robots
Those are in the british robot fight show. The american one never had that.

>>1120149
>>1120765

Is that an advanced Steadicam? They were invented in the 70s, and used in films like Rocky and Kubrick's The Shining.

>>1028982
DEVELOP THIS FOR FUCKING DEE AND DEEEEEEE!

(t/g represent)