@uzter54: Me too

no shit it's 3D, it looks exactly like most "real 3d" camera rigs. looks exactly like James Cameron's rig, except with DSLRs.

@EthanPeter: they mean a nickle for the tiny rectangle required to cover your device. So 1.50 for a square yard is a tenth of a penny per square inch.

"the whole thing*..." #corrections

@MasterYong: yeah...so...i'm talking about OS11, not OSX. OS 11 is supposed to be bear themed.

@MasterYong: are you retarded?

What if they're moving onto 11? OS11 is supposed to be named after bears.

Jeff Koons giant metal balloon animals come to mind...hmmmmmm...i smeel stollen idea.

@nka: no there isn't. a button is there, but it doesn't go anywhere, or do anything.

@Canon7D-Fanboy: yeah, it really saddens me that lego has changed to producing sets with so many pre-built parts. like...they make cars or busses or planes that are like 3 pieces, because they manufacture big curved pieces to better represent the actual object...but i was always impressed that these tiny bricks could…

@Darklighter: hahaha, good one, haha.

@Lupison: because they're clever and help reflect the person who is wearing the watch.

why doesn't it have 1 and 1.4?

i thought real gray cards were 50% gray... then when you put it into photoshop you can use the mid town eye dropper to balance your mid tones. find your highest white point to balance your white and your lowest black point with the black eye dropper.

@protodad: exactly! thank you.

@tomsomething: Think about what you just said.

looks like the yo-yo needs some weight to it to work properly, it needs to drop faster to get some spin.

@Chris Allen: Looks like it needs to be weighted more.

a little anti-climactic, but good job and congrats non-the-less.

i'd like this better if he used proper exposures and didn't over saturate his images. i wanna know what the lens is doing, not what he's doing in post, or his improper exposures.