That might be the highest arching made shot in NBA history

wow. for real time this is incredible ! Volumetric lighting is notoriously processor heavy even for pre rendered scenes but here there is stack loads of what looks like true volumetric effects/lighting/fog/exhaust etc and if this is all running in UE engine then wow.

I might fly across the country to New Jersey to see this.

Put it in a museum

Is capping short term positions something that’s even viable or enforceable? If so, that would be awesome.

We definitely need to change the game. Capitalism in its current form, is totally broken. When you combine the legal obligation to maximize shareholder value, modern tax schemes and the benefits of pushing for deregulation, you get vast wealth inequality and a climate that's out of control. We need a new system before…

One of my favorite long form stories ever is this amazing piece from Wired about a deep sea salvage operation to recover a shipment of Mazdas. It’s amazing.

I don’t understand how anyone ever thought this was a good idea. Though I imagine every rich guy imagines being able to drive via tunnel underground to avoid all the traffic. Which......I understand. I’d love to be able to bypass LA rush hour traffic.

This is even more apt given that the two companies actually are related, both were started by the same guy (Henry Leland).

There you go

Come on, y’all make an American hypercar....bump it up to just 26 horsepower....

Tons. Most actually, but that’s not very newsworthy. But you’ll notice that most failed products tend to fund on Indiegogo. Slow Dance (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/xercyn/slow-dance-a-frame-that-slows-down-time) recently shipped to backers and it is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.

“It doesn’t matter that most of the time no one shoots me with that thing,” wrote Reddit user BitterBubblegum. “Constantly expecting it is the thing that reduces the enjoyment.”

But also for cars

Red Rockets