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Apr 29, 1:00AM
This is a good song. No one is saying that you should listen to it while in any type of altered mental state whatsoever. It's just a good song. The Wings recorded it in 1972 and it got pretty popular, though the BBC was turned off by some of its lyrics. Paul
apparently had this to say about their concerns:
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Apr 29, 12:00AM
In San Francisco police are trying a new
tactic to disincentivize people from buying stolen iPhones: they're trapping them in undercover stings. Wearing plain clothes, the officers are going around certain city areas and selling iPhones which they readily indicate are stolen. When someone tries to buy one, they make an arrest.
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Apr 28, 11:00PM
So yeah,
efemr is a web app that scrubs tweets after the amount of time you hashtag. Want a tweet gone after five minutes? #5m. Two hours? #2h. You get the gist.
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Apr 28, 10:00PM
Who even knows. The creators of
Wool&Prince; are claiming that you can wear their wool button-down shirts for days on end without them wrinkling, smelling or showing any dirt. Frankly, that sounds ridiculous, but maybe?
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Apr 28, 9:00PM
If ever there was something bubbling out of the primordial ooze it's these little pools of light. There's something that's just gloopy and compelling about them. This is KIHOU, a series produced by
tangent, a London/Tokyo design studio.
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Apr 28, 8:00PM
When you think about how you would deal with a zombie invasion, the weapons that come to mind probably don't include slingshots. But if the story of David and Goliath has taught us anything it's that slingshots are pretty deadly. Plus that whole underdog thing. Whatever.
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Apr 28, 7:00PM
There have been vague
rumblings about ISPs stepping up to match Google Fiber's gigabit internet offering, especially since Google
announced that the next Fiber city would be Austin. Now 600 residents of Vermont are actually getting those speeds at half the Fiber price. What gives?
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Apr 28, 6:00PM
There are some things you should really see/inspect/measure before you buy, but in the age of item reviews and free return shipping laziness often dictates that we just take a best guess and see how things play out.
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Apr 28, 5:00PM
There's nothing more fascinating or TV special-worthy than twins separated at birth. Whether they're reunited at 15 or 50 it's safe to say that there'll be some eerily similar food preferences and a whole lot of crying. But what about two chemically identical grains of silica that haven't seen each other for more than 4.6 billion years?
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Apr 28, 4:30PM
After being hacked on Friday, LivingSocial has
changed their hashing algorithm from SHA1 to bcrypt so security will be a little tighter.
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Apr 28, 4:00PM
Wall-E has adorable droopy eyes and is totally compelling, but I have to remind everyone that he isn't real. If you need a minute to let that sink in take as much time as you need. We're gonna talk about
Romibo and you can catch up later.
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Apr 28, 3:00PM
These shelves throw caution to the wind. They'll blow you away. They're a breeze. Can't. Stop. Puns. Everywhere. Look, the point is that paper scattering in the wind is a great motif for shelves and these are super pretty. Okay? Fine.
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Apr 28, 2:00PM
For
better or
worse, Apple has been peddling digital wares for ten years through its iTunes store. What started as a 99 cent, iPod-centric music seller has evolved into the billion dollar behemoth we know today.
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Apr 28, 1:00PM
To be honest, it's pretty clear why
daguerreotypes got passed over for more flexible photographic processes. You put a crap ton of work, not to mention seriously dangerous chemicals, into an image that then can't be duplicated. But that doesn't mean they aren't amazing
looking.
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Apr 28, 1:30AM
Saturday night in a song. An
awesome, down-to-earth, relentlessly explicit song. 'nuff said.
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Apr 28, 12:30AM
It's one thing
to make a giant, robotic Tyrannosaurus Rex. It's another thing entirely to make it look remotely real. Granted, a robo-rex is awesome in its own right, but it's just not quite the flavor of monster fit for a film like
Jurassic Park. And so it was practical effects to the rescue yet again with a carefully applied dino-skin.
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Apr 27, 11:30PM
In the grand scheme of things, social media is pretty great by most accounts. It's changed the face of the Internet. Drinking is also pretty great. It formed the shape of the world. So how about Facebook-connected beer receptacles? Two great tastes that taste great together or "noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo*gasp*oooooooooooooo"?
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Apr 27, 10:30PM
It's easy to forget that almost nothing you eat was grown remotely near you and plenty of it wasn't even grown recently. And for that miracle of modern day life, we have gigantic metal plates, frozen to subzero temperatures to thank. Or at least that's how it all started.
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Apr 27, 9:30PM
Spinning ballerinas? Please. But give me a music box that's actually a bitchin' starship and maybe I'll change my tune. Enter the MusicMachine,
the music box all music boxes should aspire to be.
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Apr 27, 8:30PM
We've all spooned grub into our gaping maws at one point or another, but how about spooning a new soul into the vacant husk of American manufacturing? That's what
Spuni is doing with just a bright idea and hip-tastic technologies like crowd-funding and 3D printing.
The New York Times dug into the story of Spuni's ascent, and how it's feeding an industry, spoonful by spoonful.
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Apr 27, 7:30PM
Vines aren't exactly a new from of high art or anything. But while poorly edited Vine's of your friends' cats doing nothing are probably what you see most often, there are some pretty good ones, with a bit more meat to 'em. These
Tribeca Vine Competition winners are a pretty good sample. They're so good you might even go "huh!"
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Apr 27, 6:30PM
Well folks, you have officially made it to the freakin' weekend. And baby, it's about time you had you some fun. To get you started we've got giant Mars penises, an explainer on computers from the 90s, prison cells designed by prisoners, the new Google.com(?), and more. Check it all out below.
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Apr 27, 5:30PM
Everyone wants a hoverboard.
Everyone. Don't even try to disagree. But while you can buy
a lame-o, non-working Back to the Future-style 'board, it's just not the real thing. Crazy optimists can hold out hope for 2015, but in the meantime, this
clever little picture by François Dourlen is probably the best we can do.
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Apr 27, 4:30PM
With clear skies and rising temperatures around the country, the summer travel season is nearly upon us. And unless you've got money to burn or a first-born to offer, now's the time to book your travel plans. Here's how to get away without breaking the bank.
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Apr 27, 3:35PM
Accidents happen. Butterfingers or not, you're bound to slip up and destroy a perfectly lovely device, especially if you use it a lot. But the worst is when you bust that sucker up RIGHT after you've started to fall in love with it. What's your record time for completely and totally busting up a new gadget? A month, a week, a day, an hour? Let's hear some real horror stories.
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