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Apr 25, 5:00AM
One of the things that will never fail to make me happy: seeing people stuck in time explain what modern day technology is. Kim Komando hosted an educational series about computer and explains the basics of its hardware, DOS, Microsoft Windows, Writeand more.
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Apr 25, 4:00AM
It's a good business model, sure. I mean you've got a captive audience, which any infomercial host would kill for. But what's with actually killing them? Pretty sure murdering your marketing base is going to hurt sales and next quarter's growth.
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Apr 25, 3:00AM
Austrian photographer
Reiner Riedler created his photo series 'The Unseen Seen' by snapping shots of the film reels of famous movies. They're drop dead gorgeous and somehow uniquely different from each other. It's like getting the feel for a movie from just looking at the combination of colors in its reel. I want to hang these photographs up as artwork.
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Apr 25, 2:00AM
At this point, you're almost weirder if you don't use any social networks than if you were a social media obsessive who tweets, Facebooks, Instagram and hashtags the hell out of your vocabulary. It's how weird the world is now. Social networks are real life. But who are the people who make up these worlds? If there are 12 personality types in social networks, which one are you?
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Apr 25, 1:00AM
Here's a relatively useless yet undoubtedly impressive trick you can pull the next time you go to the beach: make a sand castle that's so unbelievably sturdy that it can hold up an entire person. Seriously. What's it take? Unfortunately, a wee bit more than just wet sand.
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Apr 25, 12:00AM
When I think of romantic, when I think of heartwarming, when I think of being sweet... I don't think of drones. But if I think of awesome and if I think of kickass and if I think of freaking cool... I
do think of drones. So guy who used a flying drone to drop off the ring while you proposed, you're awesome.
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Apr 24, 11:00PM
The world is brimming with haters ready and more than willing to tell you just how much you suck and can't do a damn thing right. But never mind them. If you've got something to express, it's your responsibility to express it.
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Apr 24, 10:00PM
Whether you just started dating someone or are hanging out a friend's, you're generally going to prefer that they not hear the symphony of sounds you're making in the bathroom. Sure, you can turn the shower on as a ruse—but our planet is strained enough as is. Fortunately for both you and Mother Earth, Akatu is here to help.
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Apr 24, 9:20PM
Richard Branson: eccentric billionaire, adrenaline junky, sworn enemy of neckties, and now—matchmaker. That's right; Richard Branson wants to get you laid. What's more, he wants to get you laid in
in the sky.
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Apr 24, 9:00PM
Makr's sketchbooks aren't the type of girl that goes to the pool just to catch some rays in a fancy bikini. They're water-resistant, so a little splash won't hurt them. And they look great too.
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Apr 24, 8:40PM
Last month, we tested the best smartphone cameras out there and
declared the HTC One's ultrapixel camera the master of all. Now it's time to see how the Samsung Galaxy S4 and Sony Xperia Z measure up.
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Apr 24, 8:20PM
As small businesses grow into large corporations that have to deal with mergers and hostile takeovers, their identities and branding similarly grow, evolve, and often end up being a mish-mash of various names which are then shrunk into acronyms and initialisms to make them easier to remember. A similar thing is done for companies named after their founders, so the folks at
Mental Floss did their homework and
discovered what several popular acronyms actually stand for. Would Allen & Wright root beer really taste the same? [
YouTube via
Tastefully Offensive]
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Apr 24, 7:40PM
A black backdrop. A splash of color. It's a visual that just pops. And you know what? It's super easy to pull off on your own. (Seriously! Push yourself! Try this!)
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Apr 24, 7:18PM
Do you know what Extremis is? Unless you're an Iron Man nerd, probably not. But in the Marvel Universe, it's basically the biggest biological breakthrough ever, and a huge part of Iron Man 3. Light spoilers ahead, obviously.
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Apr 24, 7:16PM
There are still a lot of mysteries surrounding the next film in J.J. Abrams's reborn
Star Trek series—including who exactly Benedict Cumberbatch is playing—but now we've got one more piece of the puzzle. It was briefly teased in the
last trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness, but via the film's mobile app, we now have a great shot of the Dark Enterprise.
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Apr 24, 7:00PM
Nikon's D3000 came out in 2009, and even back then it was
a cheap DSLR. It's meant for beginners. In addition to the decidedly non-professional $500 price, the D3000 actually features educational menus to help a first time photographer learn the ropes. Still, it wasn't
cheap, especially for tyros or students—if you're not sure you're gonna stick with the hobby, it's hard to spend what amounts to a rent payment. But flash forward to 2013, and Adorama is selling the D3000 for $210—a price even broke college students can afford.
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Apr 24, 6:39PM
The Federal Reserve is
making it rain new hundred dollar bills on October 8, 2013. They're more colorful, more secure, and easier to authenticate, but harder to replicate. Here's everything that's changed.
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Apr 24, 6:22PM
When's the last time you really felt like a badass on a bicycle? Probably when your training wheels came off around the age of six. Well, fortunately for you, bike and oversized object enthusiast Richie Tremble has figured out a way to feel that sense of wobbly danger once again: a 14.5-foot, towering beach cruiser he calls the StoopidTall Tall Bike.
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Apr 24, 5:40PM
William Gibson has long been known as something of a prophet, predicting everything from reality TV to "cyberspace" itself. Way back in 1981 AD, he imagined something very similar to Google Glass when he introduced us to Molly Millions, the badass cyborg with a screen-like digital eye augmentation. But we'd yet to see Gibson weigh in on Glass. Until now.
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Apr 24, 5:40PM
These days, the sentiment of anyone who doesn't know how to code being destined to a life of homeless ineptitude has become a fairly common (if mildly exaggerated) one. But of all the ways out there to save yourself from a derelict fate, Jon Duckett's
HTML and CSS: Design and Buil Websites, is, perhaps, the most beautiful, information-packed intro to basic web languages you can find.
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Apr 24, 5:15PM
Microsoft just announced that it's going to fill us in on the next Xbox, alias Durango, alias Nextbox, on May 21st. The event will take place at Microsoft's home base in Redmond, Washington, but streamed on Spike TV. Here's what we can expect.
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Apr 24, 4:42PM
Bloomberg Businessweek
is reporting that Amazon will soon be announcing its own streaming box to pair up with its Amazon Instant Video and video on demand.
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Apr 24, 4:40PM
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Apr 24, 4:20PM
Are you worried about the eco-impact of all that tossed confetti at your upcoming nuptials? Or maybe you don't want to have to pay someone to clean it all up. Either way, just opt for Niko Niko's new
Throw & Grow eco-friendly confetti. Made of a biodegradable paper-like material shaped like little blossoms, the confetti is filled with seeds that will eventually sprout into a patch of wildflowers.
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Apr 24, 4:00PM
Monsters Inc blew more than a few minds when it premiered in 2001. Sully's coat comprised a million rendered hairs, and Boo's oversized pink shirt moved with such a natural flow it appeared nearly life-like to audiences. And while advances in technology during the twelve years between the original film and the prequel—premiering in June—will provide another jaw-dropping visual experience,
Monsters University was no less challenging to make.
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