This is a video of Neil Cheng Le and his pet Peruvian Giant Yellow-Leg Centipede (Scolopendra gigantea). Just look at that thing! I thought it was AI at first, but now I’m only wishing it was. Neil’s leggy (and venomous!) pet measures over 16″ long and eats wet cat food.

This is a video of LEGO builder STRIKE17 Builds providing a tour of the Disneyland Haunted Mansion ride he created. The amount of details inside and out are very impressive. I felt like I was practically riding the ride! Which is great considering I just read an article that Disneyland

This is a series of sexy Sesame Street Muppet inspired Halloween costumes available from Yandy. Guaranteed to win an honorable mention in any costume contest, they’re available in “Cookie Jar Monster”, “Big And Fluffy Yellow Bird”, “Tickled In Red Furry Monster” and “Grouchy Trash Can Cutie”, varieties. I got the

This is a short video of artist prusaguy using a Prusa XL printer to print a McDonald’s food bag model created by Surfalex2000. From a distance I would swear that was paper. Up close though I’d mutter “Oh, nope, that’s plastic” before taking a peek inside to see if there

This is a video of a 33-year old spin class instructor in Guangdong, China demonstrating his insane skills on a stationary bike, hopping around and clapping like the bike is some sort of circus apparatus. Admittedly, the man is talented. Although, based on the number of people I can see

These are two videos (one short, one much longer and more in-depth) of software engineer and Youtuber Makerinator constructing The Decision-inator, a digital decision making machine that chooses which restaurant to eat at for you (allegedly the device has saved his marriage). But that’s not all! It also has three

This is a video from appropriately named Youtuber Picard Looking imagining Star Trek’s Captain Picard and crew attempting to hold an agenda-less (my favorite 🙄) Zoom meeting from their own quarters. Despite the dysfunction, that was still 95% more productive than 100% of the Zoom meetings I’ve attended recently, which,

This is a video of kayaker Aniol Serrasolses trekking 6-miles across a glacier in Norway’s Svalbard archipelago to kayak down the world’s highest glacial waterfall (~65 feet). Aniol and his crew had to bring a ladder to cross glacial fissures, something you would not see me doing. If I’m ever