- EDITORS' PICKS
- Japanese Robot Learns to Sing by Mimicking Pop Stars
- A Day in the Life of a Commenter
- The Extinction of the Ewoks
- Post-Apocalyptic Wizard of Oz Miniatures
- When 'Monopoly' and Internet Collide...
- Facebook Bandit Pleads Guilty, Is a Moron
- Popcorn Apocalypse
SECTION: HAYWIRE
NES Built Into a NES Cartridge
A man has built a working Nintendo Entertainment System into a Nintendo game cartridge. Why? Because he could, probably. Continue reading
Incredible Collection of PC Mods
You ever want to see a Victorian/Steampunk-styled PC, or a computer built out of an old microwave? …well, what’re you waiting for… Continue reading
Behold! A Machete-Firing Slingshot
It’s a slingshot. That fires machetes. I don’t think it can be made any more clear than that. Continue reading
Behold! The Sun’s Light Show
NASA released some time-lapse videos of some of the activity going on with our Sun. It’s almost hypnotic. Continue reading
Behold! Michael Bay’s Angry Birds
This parody video only proves one thing: we must continue to do all we can to stop Michael Bay at every turn. Continue reading
OMG, LOL and BFF added to OED*
The Oxford English Dictionary has added a few new “words” to the list of official words… yep. Continue reading
Behold! A Time-Lapse of the Aurora Borealis
If you weren’t lucky enough to catch the latest “Northern Lights event,” fear not! A time-lapse video can now show you every breathtaking moment of the spectacle. Continue reading
Behold! A First-Person Recreation of ‘Super Mario Bros.’
If you’ve ever wondered what ‘Super Mario Bros.’ would look like if it were rendered in a first-person perspective, two things: 1.) you should be ashamed of yourself, 2.) you’re in luck! Continue reading
Stargazer Catches ‘Discovery’ Dumping Its Waste
German skywatcher Jens Hackmann captured some video footage of the Space Shuttle ‘Discovery’ during its final mission as it dumped some of its more unsavory cargo before reentry. Continue reading
Behold! Google’s Self-Driving Automobile
At the TED Conference, a Google Fellow showed off an automobile that can drive itself using nothing but sensors and cameras. The future is now! Continue reading
