Official LEGO kits seem to adhere to a design constraint of always having the bumps face up or down. The builder of this model has used some clever trickery to do the fuselage with the bumps facing outwards from the sides, allowing him to do a MUCH better job getting the overall shape, the angles and the proportions…

The new company should be called Ahoole. Irrelevant + irrelevant = more irrelevant.

For an iPad, it would be screen protection and making the device easier to hold.

@Settings: CHOCOLATE RAIN!

What about things like the batteries and electronics in an electric razor that have to be disposed of carefully? Those things can't just go in the landfill.

How about a tree or two?

I would be hurling my guts out on a boat pitching around like that.

That's no Christmas tree ornament... that's a battle station!

Something with all-wheel drive and f0ur-wheel steering.

If this isn't an indication that the Civic has lost its core ideals, i don't know what is. It's the size of an Accord from a few years ago, and there's no hatchback offered anywhere other than Europe. Get the Civic back to its roots!

REGIMENT - noun: Military . a unit of ground forces, consisting of two or more battalions or battle groups, a headquarters unit, and certain supporting units.

Dog's breakfast is still dog's breakfast.

The correct spelling is "lightning".

I'm guessing a lot of Gizmodo readers have not seen Baraka (1992, Ron Fricke) or Koyaanisqatsi (1982, Godfrey Reggio)

Apple really missed an opportunity here.

TRON geekiness aside (and i'm not saying that like it's a bad thing), i can see this type of thing being used really well to make bike leathers even more visible and safe.

I remember one year during Steve's keynote at Macworld, Bungie demoed a new game they were working on called "Halo". It was going to be "Mac first, Mac only".

This one: