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Making Your Own Pen Is So Beautiful It Might Be Worth It
May 04, 5:00AM
Things I've considered making on my own: a computer, a coffee table, a treehouse, mayonnaise and a few other things. Things I've never considered making on my own: toilet paper, socks, phones and pens. But maybe I should reconsider that last one. Making your own pen is such a beautiful process of machinery porn that I want to see the steel strip off the barrel in real life.
The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: You Lust (NSFW)
May 04, 4:00AM
The Flaming Lips are back and they're weirder and nakeder than ever! "You Lust" is the arousingly understated first single from the band's upcoming 16th album The Terror. [iTunes via AV Club]
The World's First Entirely 3D Printed Gun
May 04, 3:00AM
If you think that piece of plastic above is just a toy, you'd be wrong. It's an actual gun. That fires standard handgun bullets. That's 3D printed. Yes, printed. It's the first entirely 3D printed gun, previous 3D printed weapons have just been specific parts. Welcome to the future.
This Week's Top Comedy Video: Waffle Assault
May 04, 2:00AM
Waffles or pancakes? You have to pick waffles, right? Only people who eat vanilla ice cream would swear by pancakes. Waffles are delicious! Waffles are perfect! Waffles make everything better. Unless you're in a police lineup, then you should stay away from the waffles.
How Much Hair, Sweat, Pee and Poop Do Our Bodies Make Every Year?
May 04, 1:04AM
Prepare to be grossed out. You know how you go to the bathroom every day, cut your nails every few weeks and cut your hair every month? Did you ever think about what all that totals up to? What about all those times you've cried or drooled or worked up a sweat? It adds up to an embarrassing amount of fluid!
Most Beautiful Items: April 26 - May 3
May 04, 12:00AM
We've made it through another week, which means it's time for a reward. From accidental art on the iPad to handsomely restored vintage speakers, we have plenty of beautiful things for you to ogle at this week.
Mike Relm: Iron Man Remix
May 03, 11:00PM
The original Iron Man, first of the Favreau trilogy, dropped all the way back in 2008—plenty of time to forget all about bald Jeff Bridges and his cantankerous Iron Monger. But before you head to the theater to see the new one, get a quick refresher on the story so far—and another glimpse of Mickey Rourke's impressive moobage—with Mike Relm's Iron Man Remix.
F-16s Are Even More Awesome from the Inside
May 03, 10:48PM
Goose only wishes he had moves like these. This stunning dash cam footage from an F-16 attached to the 51st Wing captured some intense aerial action at the recent Red Flag-Alaska exercises—including mid-air refuelings, targeted bomb strikes, low-altitude flybys, and even a cameo appearance by a B-2 stealth bomber. Makes Vegas' F-22s look downright tame.
ForeverMap2, Google Now, Timeless, and More.
May 03, 10:00PM
Between work, leisure, travel, and everything in between, we've barely got enough time in the day to breathe, much less handle the little surprises life throws at us at the same time. Fortunately, you don't have to go through it alone. This week's set of iPhone apps are all about making your life easier, more organized, and with all the information you'll need just a finger swipe away.
Dots, Felt, and More
May 03, 10:00PM
It's been a long week, so take a break. You deserve it. Whether you want to lose yourself in an impossibly simple, endlessly addictive game, take a shortcut to old-fashioned correspondence, or have your new AI friend do all the dirty work for you, we've got you covered. Enjoy.
Jiffy, Indigo, and More
May 03, 10:00PM
With the rate everyone's moving these days, it's nearly impossible to slow down and enjoy life even when you want to. Fortunately, you don't have to go through it alone. This week's set of Android apps are all about making your life easier, more organized, and with all the information you'll need just a finger swipe away.
Popular Stories from Across Gawker Media
May 03, 9:42PM
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A Chiseled Chrome Coffee Cup Sets Your Latte Apart
May 03, 9:40PM
Why wait in the Starbucks line for one of those pitiful paper cups over and over again when you can have this handsome chiseled tumbler to refill every morning?
We've Figured Out How To Make Robot Birds Fly, Up Next: Humans?
May 03, 9:40PM
Mankind is decades away from taking to the skies in an Iron Man-like suit, but now that researchers at the University of Maryland have cracked the secret to building robot birds that can dive and swoop like the real thing, maybe those crazy human wing designs of yesteryear are worth trying again?
Commuting Is No Sweat on These Swanky E-Bikes
May 03, 9:20PM
With gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon and what seems an entire generation shunning automobiles, it's no wonder that bike commuting has seen such a resurgence in recent years. But for all the physical and environmental benefits riding imparts, it nevertheless leaves you a hot, sweaty mess. That is, of course, unless you get your bike to do the pedaling for you.
How to Make Cocktails With Your Keurig
May 03, 9:00PM
If you've ever worked in an office you probably know the ubiquitous K-Cup machine, made by Keurig. It quickly and painlessly dispenses single-servings of the hot beverage of your choice. Even, it turns out, if that beverage is 100-proof.
This Trumpet Blasts Solos Made of Glass
May 03, 8:40PM
A glassblower's weapon of choice has been a simple blowpipe over 2,000 years now. It's a tried and true device. But that doesn't mean there's no room to jazz it up a little, and that's exactly what "Strange Symphony" does.
Possibly the Best Music Discovery System Yet
May 03, 8:20PM
In the digital age of "nichification" it's often easier to find lots of things you already like, while inadvertently walling yourself off from experiencing new things that you don't know about yet. When it comes to music, recommendation systems like Pandora's can help you discover music you may not have heard before, but that music is going to be related to the genre you're already listening to.
This Dead Space Plasma Cutter Blinds and Burns With Lasers Instead
May 03, 8:00PM
Apparently today's theme is dangerous DIY props because as a follow-up to the frightening 80,000-volt Thor hammer we now have an equally terrifying replica of the Dead Space Plasma Cutter. As far as prop design and attention to detail go it's beautiful, but the use of a pair of 1,500-milliwatt burning blue lasers has us cautious about recommending this as a DIY.
What Is Freezer Burn and How Does It Destroy Your Food?
May 03, 7:41PM
Most of us just accept that fact that food left in the freezer too long will eventually become covered in ice and almost inedible. But have you ever stopped to think about why that happens exactly? After all, it's not like everything in your freezer is completely thawing and refreezing every day.
Let's Talk About Anything You Want for the Next Hour
May 03, 7:40PM
Hey everybody! Happy Friday! I bet you can't wait to get that weekend started. Too bad these last few hours of work are crawling by, right? Well here's an idea to help your afternoon fly by—join the Gizmodo staff on this thread, and for the next hour, we'll talk about anything you want. Come test-drive the new Kinja commenting system with us.
The 14 Types of Profile Pictures
May 03, 7:20PM
Your profile picture represents you. You want to convey that you're fun, interesting, well-traveled, worldly, witty, or any number of likable, desirable qualities. But we're also really predictable—our profile pictures can be boiled down into 14 specific categories.
This Lego Recreation of Fallingwater Is Your Deal of the Day
May 03, 7:00PM
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This Lego Recreation of Fallingwater Is Your Deal of the Day
May 03, 7:00PM
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This Lego Recreation of Fallingwater Is Your Deal of the Day
May 03, 7:00PM
When Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater was completed in 1937, it was both an artistic accomplishment and a marvel of engineering. The residence's design—set above a waterfall—is meant to evoke harmony between house and nature, and it achieves that through cantilevered floors supported by reinforced concrete, a technology that was relatively new at the time. The design was so daring that Fallingwater's engineer actually had a support wall put in—and Wright subsequently took a layer of bricks out to prove his original design was sound. This Lego recreation leaves the bricks in.
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