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Crawler Town is a construction that will fulfill any lego geek’s fantasy. It even comes with its own backstory!

Crawler town roams the barren wastes of a post steam-punk world after cataclysmic climate change do to excessive coal use. Several such cities exist but Crawler town is the most popular due to the Aero 500 hydrogen fuel cell Air races that are held. Many people travel the wastes to Crawler town for vacation and to enjoy rare luxuries like Pizza, fresh vegetables and Beer. Travelling the wastes in search of minerals and aquifers ( vital for survival) the mobility of the city keeps it away from the vicious sand storms of the wastes

Sounds (and looks) pretty epic! Now I want to save up some cash, enough to buy multiple Lego city and train sets. The only thing missing from Crawler Town is a healthy dose of rails, and those brick reconstructions of sleeper series aren’t exactly cheap! For a traveling city that represents the last of humanity will be large enough to require its own mass-transit system.

Crawler Town on Flickr, ‘Crawler Town,’ an epic LEGO city on wheels

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Here’s a picture that only Nintendo and Metal Gear fans will understand:

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Reader RedBlackProduction’s desktop shows off just how powerful the new Rainmeter 1.0 release really is, with expandable panels that drop down from the top bar for virtually everything you might want. The desktop is created with nothing more than Rainmeter configurations, and is bundled with custom versions for various resolutions, including one configuration that scales to fit any desktop size

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Today’s featured workspace is one more in a long line of custom desks. Like others of its kind, it proves that building your own desk can pay off more than spending the time and money to find one. Lifehacker reader bsalzer kept seeing custom desks in the featured workspaces here and decided to finally build his own.

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Reader lostboy79designs’ desktop moves functionality off the desktop and into slide-out tabs on the side, with system stats and launchers on a taskbar at the bottom.

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Web site Film Fresh lets you purchase DivX downloads of popular Hollywood movies to play back on your computer or DivX-compatible device (like the PlayStation 3 or DivX-certified DVD player); the films do not expire, and they’re actually legit downloads. (Click the image above for a closer look.) The catch, of course, is the price: Fresh Films purchases range from $10-$13, which isn’t terrible (you do get to keep it forever, so it’s kind of like buying a DVD), but it does seem a little steep, especially considering that you don’t get the additional DVD perks (the box art, special features, etc.). Still, Fresh Films is the first studio-approved DivX movie download service (it’s backed by Paramount, Warner Bros., Lionsgate, and Sony Pictures, according to Mashable ), and it’s nice to see them moving in this direction, even if the prices are a little high.

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At first glance this MacBook knockoff doesn’t look all that bad, but by picture three it looks like week old garbage. According to the not very official picture caption, the “Macbook Mini” has the specs of a netbook

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