Start the Friday night before party here. Beastie Boys’ classic Sabotage reworked with footage coming from Battlestar Galatica. As both my sources, Kotaku and Neatorama write the same thing, I sort of feel shamefully obliged to add the very same stuff they did, you can watch it side-by-side with the original version. Now we cook up the magnificient chili of death.

Jeans, arcades, motorbikes on voltage gridlines – this was The Matrix back in the eighties, when Disney did cyberpunk right. (With Surrogates, they did harm.) Fashionista design orgies, lightning and style over substance – this is The Matrix after the visual department guys can’t outdo themselves. We’ve seen all and the sum of all those parts will eventually grow incomprehensibly huge, especially in iMAX 3D, our eyes will water neon and we will crouch into a zen spider pod until the 17th of December. Rip up IO9 for a still-by-still reconstruction, here’s the downloadable trailer in a few HD resolutions and don’t forget to check out Flynn Lives.

augmented sculpture is an art installation that combines three-dimensional sculpture and 2-D projections by lichtfront and grosse8. the project was recently presented at imm cologne 2010 where viewers could see the piece in action. the project consists of an abstract geometric form that is spiky and jagged all over. (more at grinding.be)

A sarki indiaiban az ördög harap ki a tányérból, ha nem vigyázol, mondta Dawe, akivel együtt teszteltünk nagasabit, szembe kenhető habaneroszószt és minden mást – most munkahelyi kötelező gyomormosáson vett részt, ledokumentálta. Nézzétek, kacagtató autoagressziós tünetekkel.

Shout! Factory has a “Max Headroom” complete-series DVD set slated for August, according to a spokesperson. Episodes are being transferred from their original elements to provide the best quality, and Shout! Factory is planning a robust range of extras for the set. Bonus content may include the original U.K. telefilm 20 Minutes Into the Future, upon which the series is based, though nothing has been confirmed. (via io9 via home media magazine)