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  • Dickbars

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    Medium seems to continue to grow in popularity as a publishing platform, and as it does, I’m growing more and more frustrated by their on-screen “engagement” turds. Every Medium site displays an on-screen “sharing” bar that covers the actual content… Read More ›

  • The Bedfan

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    The Bedfan will help you sleep cooler, stop night sweats, ease menopause night sweats, eliminate sleeping hot, put an end to sleepless nights, or even save money on your air conditioning. The Bedfan cooling system is for you. The Bedfan… Read More ›

  • iPhone apps are taking up a lot more space

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    The top iPhone apps have been taking up an increasing amount of space on the device. Sensor Tower reported Tuesday that the total space required by the top 10 most installed U.S. iPhone apps is now nearly 2 gigabytes, up… Read More ›

  • SEGA Forever

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    SEGA is bringing some of your favorite games to mobile in new, free-to-play formats that include ads as a way to drive revenue, support offline play and other more modern features like cloud saves. The games can also be rendered… Read More ›

  • The OneBlade Core

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    I shave with a cheap Dorco Pace razor, and as someone who enjoys using fine objects and tools, I hate myself for it. It’s an ugly piece of plastic that looks like it was created by a failed basketball sneaker… Read More ›

  • A complete game of Snake

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    Yes, it’s possible to win at Snake… pic.twitter.com/adboIpenGK — Destroying Stuff (@DestroyingClip) 20 June 2017 That is mesmerising to watch.

  • Man wears dress to work and changes the rules

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    When he showed back up at the office he was sure he’d be sent back home again. However, his employers noted the unfairness of their pants-exclusive policy for men. Instead of going home to change again, Barge opted to say… Read More ›

  • The world’s largest indoor waterfall

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    The architects and engineers conducted a series of airflow studies on the glass dome in order to prevent the buildup of humid air that would naturally occur around this amount of falling water. The team came up with a solution… Read More ›

  • Fitbit looking at Sleep Apnea

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    Fitbit is expanding its repertoire. The company known for motivating you to exercise with wearables that monitor your steps is now working on a device that will monitor your sleep and potentially detect if you have sleep apnea, CNBC reports…. Read More ›

  • tribute to two meta-artists

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    I want to write briefly about two creators, Toshio Iwai and Takeo Igarashi both of who made original UIs letting users exercise their creativity. Each creator’s work was then used in separate commercial products in the 90s and 00s, products… Read More ›