As of today the 3D printing revolution is over. Who wants to wait hours for a machine that painstakingly draws a plastic trinket layer-by-layer when the Muffin Monster can create everything from shipping pallets, to shoes, to full-on couches in mere seconds? More »
Siri sometimes says crazy things that don’t quite match up with what you’ve asked. But the Verge has discovered that she has some pretty strong opinions when it comes to movies. More »
If you didn’t get your fill of Google’s nerdy inside jokes that Google workers make with Google’s internal meme generator, Memegen, here’s more: this set pokes fun of a lot more people and companies (Google included) than just going for straight nerd humor. More »
Apple Maps is so horrifying, even Mad Magazine is making fun of the disaster with a parody of an iconic 1976 New Yorker cover. And it would be even funnier if it weren’t so close to the truth. More »
There are ways and ways of unpacking your new iPhone 5. This is probably one you want to try and avoid. More »
College Humor wondered why all Chinese food menus looked the same from all those different Chinese food takeout restaurants that all somehow taste the same and it’s so obvious! They all must use the same Photoshop technique! What you know about the peeling laminant and saucy fingerprints filter? More »
Anyone who has ever been so unfortunate to have Time Warner Cable as their cable and Internet provider will agree that it is so completely awful. Whether it’s Internet outages or slow trickling speed or screwy HD channels or all of the above, I’ve never known anyone to not hate Time Warner. Hell, even the guys of Star Trek—Patrick Stewart, William Shatner and George Takei—have teamed up against TWC. More »
We like to anthropomorphize the objects in our lives, assigning our tools and tech personalities of their own. But some just go ahead and do it for you. The gadgets you are about to see wear their hearts on their sleeves. More »
When you’re up late at night for god knows why and flipping through channels for a show that no longer exists, you always run into infomercials. And they’re always so damn catchy! Like buying that new spout will change your life overnight! More »
The subtle art of the humblebrag, a twitter conceit so well-received that they’ve actually made a book out of it. Not familiar? Let the cast of Parks and Rec educate you. More »
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