Constructed by DIYer Kevin Lee using a 1/6 scale Back To The Future II Delorean from Hot Toys, this is easily the coolest pool table light I’ve seen in, well, possibly ever. PROBABLY ever. Just look at that thing — 1.21 gigawatts of pure majesty. I just made the rails
This is a video of musician Ronobir Lahiri performing Dr. Dre’s 1999 (my God, where has the time gone?) banger “Still D.R.E.’ on a traditional Indian sitar. If you had asked me when ‘Still D.R.E.’ came out I probably would have honestly guessed ten years ago. Definitely not 26. I
Built by the folks at HTX Studio, this is a video highlighting the robotic trash cans they modified to move and catch any garbage thrown in their direction. That’s cool. That way the next time you’re tossing a pink overdue bill in the trash and yell “Kobe!” you don’t embarrass
This is a video of visually impaired skateboarder Dan Mancina of Keep Pushing Inc. discussing the features of The Ranch skatepark he built for fellow visually impaired skateboarders, as well as for wheelchair use. The key to most features is making them extra long so that a skater still has
Inspired by the keyboards used by Lumon’s Macrodata Refinement department in Severance, Atomic Keyboards is Kickstarting a limited edition of replicas, complete with trackballs for work that’s mysterious and important. The CNC-milled aluminum keyboards will be available for $599 ($899 retail *spit-takes coffee drank 3 hours ago*) and feature 3
This is a video of bee lover Alisha Bixler removing a bee hive home to an estimated 40,000 bees from behind a bedroom wall. I wonder how long it took the homeowner to realize the previous owner hadn’t just left a vibrator in the wall. I love watching people who
I love listening to experts discuss their subjects. They know so much! Me? I know very little about anything. And you know what they say about ignorance. “It’s bliss.” That can’t be right though because I’m miserable. This is a video from Epicurious of professional cheese expert Liz Thorpe reviewing
This is a video of musician Luna Lee (who I’ve had the pleasure of seeing perform live) covering The Grateful Dead’s ‘Sugar Magnolia’ on the gayageum. It’s a pleasant trip — the kind of trip you might hope for at a concert. Watching your face melt in the funhouse mirror