Wenger has created this huge Swiss Army knife which includes every tool the company makes. They're calling it the “Giant Knife Version 1.0" and it debuted with all 85 features and can perform hundreds of functions. Although if you're in a sticky situation it'll take about 3 hours just to find the tool you're looking for. You'll be looking for a wrench and all... | More →

This crazy sunuvabitch hooked up 30 USB ports spread over 5 PCI cards to make a miniature BBQ powered by his computer. Which is cool and all, but I'm more interested in that meat he's grilling up. Packaged raw meat? Asia is like the world of tomorrow today! | More →

215 Points of View is an artist's attempts to build an invisible sphere, with 215 monitors placed directly opposite 215 cameras, allowing the viewer to peer directly through an eight hundred pound mass of steel, glass and electronics. It's a noble idea, but the photos and video show that it's a horrible failure. Not only is the sphere still very much visible, but you... | More →

Here's a neat guide on how to create a tiny office-supply ninja star using nothing but some X-acto blades and tape. It's pretty much exactly what you think it is. Although I took some creative liberties and attached a butcher knife to the one I made. It's not nearly as portable, but its inceased killing power more than makes up for it.... | More →

Those crazy cats at NASA got this sweet photo of an erupting volcano in Peru. At least I think it's sweet. It'd be a lot easier to tell if there was flying magma and people running for their lives. | More →

This is a warning about the Avdeco line of plasma and TV stands. Last fall I purchased an Avedeco HR420 TV stand for my bedroom. This stand runs about $1000, so it is definately not cheap. One of the reasons I chose this stand was that the top shelf had a "stated" capacity of 250lbs. Since I was putting my Panasonic 50PX500U Plasma on... | More →

Dan Serena has a cool video on his site showing water reacting to a powerful magnet. He attained the magnetic water by taking a cup of water, mixing in lime juice and spinach leaves, and letting it sit in a fridge over night. The Vitamin C from the lime juice extracts the iron from the spinach leaf so that the water is laced with... | More →