by Cory Doctorow on (#AR5G)
Make editor Caleb Kraft shows you how to build an "incredibly dangerous" flame-shooting ukulele for your Mad Max Fury Road LARPing adventures, inspired by the Doof Warrior bungee-lashed flaming guitar-playing character. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#AR5J)
I think Sunflower Farms could make a lot of money charging people to run with their baby goats. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#APCV)
Scarier than the original, because it recalls memories of accidentally stapling your finger.[via]
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by Jason Weisberger on (#APCZ)
National Geographic shares yet another story on California's mass sea lion starve off.Read the rest
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by Rob Beschizza on (#APD1)
The Texas Police Pool Party will be known for the officer who pulled a gun on children. But this ninja roll deserves more infamy. Isn't it a good one? People will claim the officer stumbled, and merely did what was necessary to avoid faceplanting. But that bright pink towel was clearly a tactical threat to be adroitly evaded, and he did so with with calm, military efficiency.
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by Jason Weisberger on (#APD3)
This silicone skull is great for eggs or pancakes. Kids love breakfast at my house.Read the rest
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by Jason Weisberger on (#APD5)
"Take your hand to your palm and slap your thigh, and watch the fun materialize!"
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#APD7)
According to a recently-released Government Accountability Office report, the "TSA did not identify 73 individuals with terrorism-related category codes because TSA is not authorized to receive all terrorism-related information under current interagency watchlisting policy." The federal government doesn't place enough trust in its own anti-terrorism administration to give it a list of people with terrorism-related category codes employed by airlines and airport vendors. Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin on (#A7E2)
The title track from the 22 year old Havana artist's debut album. Read the rest
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by Laura Hudson on (#A7E4)
Making small talk on a first date isn't easy, but when you're dating a dog, at least it's adorable. Read the rest
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by Carla Sinclair on (#A7E6)
Back when KFC used to be Kentucky Fried Chicken there were rumors floating around that some hungry customer bit into what they thought was a piece of chicken only to find a juicy fried rat underneath the golden crust. Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin on (#A7E8)
Play this video at your own peril. (more…)
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by Rob Beschizza on (#A7EA)
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by Rob Beschizza on (#A7EC)
Having constructed a billion-dollar palace for himself to occupy, Tayyip Erdogan is yet angered by suggestions that he is a lavish spender. He "vowed to resign if the leader of the main opposition can find a single golden toilet seat."
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by Xeni Jardin on (#A7EE)
The update allows users to post their public email encryption key on their Facebook profile, so others can encrypt future emails to that user. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#A7EG)
Joe Veix made a Chrome extension called Name Swamp that automatically improves gag-inducing names by replacing them with something less repugnant. Read the rest
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by Rob Beschizza on (#8S7H)
A gorgeous interactive website shows where all the murders are. The US is mysteriously worse than the rest of the developed world—it's almost as if something lethal was just lying around everywhere waiting for someone to get angry.
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by Rob Beschizza on (#8S7K)
A lawsuit, filed by the Association of Flight Attendants claiming that the Federal Aviation Administration acted improperly in allowing passengers to use gadgets during takeoff and landing, was killed by a DC appeals court. Read the rest
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by Cory Doctorow on (#8S7N)
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by Cory Doctorow on (#8S7Q)
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by Rob Beschizza on (#8S7S)
Andreas Ulrich recounts how Germany's war machine became increasingly dependent on amphetamines, morphine and booze.The Atlantic's Megan Garber has a more details of the military wrangling—and awareness of long-term problems posed by "the ultimate war drug"—that divided the Nazi brass. Read the rest
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by Rob Beschizza on (#8S7V)
Brian Scales writes that most things we do with them are done better by something we already own: "I look at my phone often, perhaps too often, to need to be reminded to look at it more."
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by Rob Beschizza on (#8S7X)
Forget-Me-Knot is a depiction of Alzheimer's disease created by Alexander Tarvet. Read the rest
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by Cory Doctorow on (#8S7Z)
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by Cory Doctorow on (#7W4G)
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by Cory Doctorow on (#7W4J)
Jeff writes, "I received my diagnosis late on Friday afternoon of what would be a very long weekend. I had really hoped to avoid brain surgery in my life." Read the rest
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by Cory Doctorow on (#7W4M)
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by Cory Doctorow on (#7W4P)
The 11-year-old son of medical marijuana advocate Shona Banda spoke out in his Kansas classroom to correct his teacher's misinformation about pot; then the state of Kansas raided his house and took him away from his mother. Read the rest
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by Rob Beschizza on (#7W4R)
Almost as edgy as the goth-themed Minecraft toys in Hot Topic. Those are pretty edgy, you should check them out. (more…)
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7W4T)
I think the ice cream scoop we'd been using for years wasn't really an ice cream scoop. It was a disher, and was more suited for scooping mashed potatoes than ice cream. Read the rest
by Jason Weisberger on (#7W4V)
Broken phones are a constant topic of discussion at Boing Boing. When I saw that Tech21 made iPhone cases out of D30, a non-Newtonian an impact armor, I had to try one immediately.Read the rest
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by Jason Weisberger on (#7W4X)
This compact, foil wand conceals easily in your hand. A simple twist and it magically appears!Read the rest
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by Laura Hudson on (#7FP5)
Sometimes I can't tell how much of my affection for cats is genuine and how much is the toxoplasmosis talking, but in the end it doesn't matter: I love their silly faces. That's probably why I've fallen for Nekoatsume, an adorable Japanese smartphone game whose name translates as "collecting cats." Read the rest
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by Angus McIntyre on (#7FP1)
Amala's got a new job: monitoring paroled prisoners' CCTV feeds. What she sees isn't nearly so disturbing as who sees her seeing it. A tale of science fictional horror from the new Black Candies - Surveillance. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FP3)
My 12-year-old and her pals like making thing with Perler beads. They go through them quickly, so I bought a tub of 22,000 Perler beads for $15. Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin on (#7FP7)
The new virtual reality company is producing lightweight headsets with a large field of view and minimal latency, for an immersive experience. Their Kickstarter is already halfway to its goal, with just a few days left. Read the rest
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by Wink on (#7FP9)
Nocturne: Creatures of the Night is not a book about sleep-deprived college students, club-hopping hipsters or even long haul truck drivers. Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin on (#7FPB)
Dogs may have tapped into a uniquely human bonding mechanism, ensuring our love and care for man's best friend: eye contact. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FPD)
The Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute engraved the Hebrew Bible on a chip the size of a grain of sugar.
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by Xeni Jardin on (#7FPF)
Make way for the deluge, people. Read the rest
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by Xeni Jardin on (#7FBJ)
Honestly, it's all about the sound design.(more…)
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by Jason Weisberger on (#7FBM)
I'm not like those fancy government guys using millimeter wave scans, thermal imaging, and warrantless email hoovering to spy on your unmentionables. Just like my grandfather and his father before him, I rely on analog X-Ray Specs for invading the privacy of others.Read the rest
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by Leigh Alexander on (#7FBP)
MadameBerry has made us a neat toy: EDDA, An atmospheric slam poetry battle based on a collection of Old Norse poetry. Alongside warm firelight in a great hall, you choose how to complete phrases in response to your challenger, with the aim of besting four different types of poets. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FBR)
The FBI admitted that, for over 20 years, it gave flawed hair sample testimony in hundreds of trials, reports the Washington Post. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FBT)
Brought to you by Frederick Scott, the same guy who gifted us with "This is a Trent Reznor Song".
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FBW)
I'm loving Adam Savage's One Day Builds show for Tested, where he and a special guest build models and shoots the breeze. Read the rest
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#7FBY)
Yvette d'Entremont, an analytical chemist, started Science Babe as a way to satirize the questionable claims made by Vani Hari on her Food Babe site. Read the rest
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by Leigh Alexander on (#7FC0)
Games made in Puzzlescript have a uniquely-nostalgic feel, beyond the usual endeavor toward 'pixel art'. The Penanggalan resembles a little old Atari game, starring a "floating head and entrails time-traveling vampire." Read the rest
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by Heather Johanssen on (#6WFN)
His come-hither is stronger than his slither. [Imgur]
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by Mark Frauenfelder on (#6WFQ)
A patent troll that claims that its failed 1990 cassettes-by-mail business is the same thing as podcasting got cut off at the knees today when the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) invalided its bogus claims. Read the rest
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