Because some people have the drive to see even their cheesiest ideas to completion, this is the Swiss and cheddar inspired mechanical keyboard created by MakerWorld user DirkMcGirk. If you’re interested in your own cheeseboard, you can check out the project page HERE for details about printing your own keycaps.
Just like the title may have lead you to believe (I’m a lot of things, but I’m not a liar), this is a compilation of all the classic superhero landing poses performed across the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as compiled and uploaded by Marvel Entertainment itself. So if you happen to
Because bigger is (sometimes but not always) better, this is a video of Youtuber Seth of Berm Peak test riding the largest mountain bike made by DirtySixer, an oversized unit with 36″ wheels ($2,999, also available as an electric version for $8,999). DirtySixer makes extra large bikes for extra large
From filmmaker kaptainkristian, this is a dramatic (and conflict heavy) view of the last 100 years as seen in 100 movies that each take place in a specific year from 1925 – 2025. And what a century it’s been. Just to be clear though, it’s only going to get crazier
Remember MTV? I can’t tell if I do or if the memory was just placed in my brain by AI to make me think I had a past. This is a video compiled by Youtuber Nick Canovas of Mic the Snare counting down the top 11 most expensive music videos
Because this is the world we live in now (it’s not a good one), former AI skeptic Chris Smith started using ChatGPT to program an AI companion bot named Sol and fell so in love with her that he proposed marriage, despite having Sasha, an actual human girlfriend (who he
Nature: it never ceases to amaze. This is a video highlighting the unrequited love of Gonzo, a tabby cat who wears a camera and is known for bringing his humans gifts of trash. Well, it turns out he also brings garbage gifts to a lady cat named Simone, who consistently
Because soft fabrics and washing machines are so 20th century, this is a video of 3D designer Minouei Mohsen producing his Akhera sculptural fashion collection. He starts by 3D body scanning the human models, then uses the data to produce perfectly fitting bras and tops digitally before 3D printing them.
