Is smaller better? Depends on the context. Tax bill, absolutely. Computers? Maybe. But did that stop Youtuber Dr. Kun Dániel from building a functional Windows XP “gaming PC” inside a walnut shell? It did not. The nutputer (he calls it a NutPad) features an ultra-tiny display, 5-button keyboard, and USB-C
Because those fast food calories aren’t going to burn themselves, this is a video of strongman Jaden Tyson Laing carrying a stripped (but still 800-pound) car through a McDonald’s drive-thru. His order? Just a single cheeseburger. Come on, Jaden, you’re carrying a car, surely you can get more than just
In news that’s sure to excite any Transformer out there hoping to start a band (I’m looking at you, Soundwave) Youtuber Mattias Krantz went and built a custom ukulele that can instantly transform into an electric guitar mid-performance. Apparently Mattias built the instrument because he felt ukulele players don’t get
Because all those hours I spent spamming the Youtube comments with my alt accounts demanding it be made have finally paid off, this is a bardcore cover of Wheatus’s ‘Teenage Dirtbag’ as performed by Friar Funk and Hildegard von Blingin. They even altered the lyrics to be more period appropriate
Because how else are you going to prove you deserve that degree, film student Keith David Brown edited Monty Python And The Holy Grail into And Grail Holy Monty Python The, a version of the movie where every spoken (or spelled) word is now in alphabetical order. Like, for the
Because some people feel the need (the need for speed — I typically only feel the need for an afternoon nap), this is a video from filmmaker Louis Skupien, who was taken for a high-speed ride along in an F-16 Viper jet by Major Anthony “Hash” Pipe (great call name)
Skyrocketing straight to the top of my Christmas list (I won’t get it, then throw a tantrum and accuse everyone of not loving me — and be at least 3/4s right), LEGO has just released a Donkey Kong™ Arcade build set. The 1,371 piece set costs $200 and produces a
Created by Data is Beautiful (like a sunset in the Matrix) this is a visualization of how the average US adult aged 25 – 35 spends their day (excluding work and sleep), detailing the changes in activity (and productivity) from 1920 – 2026. People used to do a lot of
