Because hiding in plain sight is the best place to hide besides completely out of sight and ideally in another state or country, Youtuber Prestongoes built a drivable camper in the form of a convincing trash-filled blue dumpster. The unit includes motorized wheels, A/C, and a security system of hidden

Because dream it and you can kinda sorta make it happen occasionally, this is a video of mad inventor/engineer Allen Pan (previously) building two different versions of automatic trick-performing skateboards. The first is powered by drone rotors and isn’t great (note: he should revisit this build for making a hoverboard),

Created by Michael Stevens of Youtube channel Vsauce and manufactured by Inq Factory, the Death Clock is an $80 LED clock that counts down the seconds you have left to live. Setup involves answering a few questions about your age, environment, and lifestyle to generate your life expectancy, then just

I heard the new Superman movie is good. Have you seen it yet? I have not, but I have a gift card to the theater that I might use for the occasion. Ooooor accidentally misplace and never go to the movies again. This is a video of Korean acapella group

When Felix Salten’s 1923 novel Bambi, a Life in the Woods entering the public domain in 2022, it was only a matter of time until someone turned that source material into a horror film. Three yeas to be exact. The is the trailer for Bambi: The Reckoning, produced by the

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.

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.

This is a video demonstration of a Tamagotchi inspired virtual pet “torture chamber” created by Cornell University design students Rhea Goswami, Caroline Hohner, and Amanda Huang. It’s like a regular Tamagotchi but with physics added, so tilting the case causes your blob pet to move around and smush into the