Do you hear that? In the distance? That’s the sound of thousands of college students shouting with joy. Because designer Benjamin Vermeulen has created a line of easy to assemble flat-pack furniture that doesn’t require screws, nuts, bolts, or those dreaded allen wrenches. Just the magic of magnets. Read more…
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The Ikea Nightmare Is Over, Magnetic Flat-Pack Furniture Is Here
The YouTube app is now available on Roku 3 , and it features full HD streaming and a send to TV feature from your phone. Might we suggest this Beyonce video as a candidate for the first thing you watch? Read more…
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The YouTube app is now available on Roku 3, and it features full HD streaming and a send to TV featu
We’re going to Australia, everybody. You, me, your mother, my neighbor, your dog, the guy on the subway, the girl in the book store, everybody. Why? Because they’ve built the closest thing to a real life Jurassic Park there. Called Palmersaurus Dinosaur Park , it’s home to 160 animatronic dinosaurs that move, blink, roar and just look freaking awesome looking like dinosaurs. Read more…
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Real life Jurassic Park exists in Australia and everyone needs to go
Apple just released OS X 10.9.1 , the first update to Mavericks. Included in the update are some fixes for Gmail support in Mail, smart inbox improvements for Mail, and most importantly, it resolves an issue that prevented VoiceOver from speaking sentences that contained emoji. You can grab the in the Mac App Store now. Read more…
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Apple just released OS X 10.9.1, the first update to Mavericks.
You might not realize what a great engineer DeLorean was — until you look at these never-before-seen sketches for a next-generation engine. Which included laser ignition, and something that looks curiously like a flux capacitor. Read more…
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DeLorean’s Next Radical Idea: An Engine that Starts Using Lasers
This is a 2, 400-year-old baby bottle . This recently discovered terracotta pig was used as a toy and a baby bottle by the Messapii people of what is now southern Italy. These vessels, called guttus, had narrow necks and small openings from which liquids could be poured slowly, even in drops . Read more…
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This is a 2,400-year-old baby bottle.
We can’t even pretend we’re not enamored with Google here at Lifehacker, but there is life on the other side. While the quality of search results is largely subjective (contrary to what the Bing Challenge would have you believe), there are some things that are definitely better in Microsoft’s garden. Read more…
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Five Things Bing Does Better Than Google
There’s no doubt that 3D printing is going to play a huge part in the future of manufacturing, especially now that researchers at Cornell University have managed to print every component of a fully functional speaker —including the cone, the wiring, and even the magnet. Read more…
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You Can Now 3D Print a Fully Functional Speaker
News stories that are really big unfold over months or years, and tackling them can take almost constant media coverage. But all of that distilled information can start to feel overwhelming in itself, and that’s where the infographic recap comes in really handy. Read more…
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A Quick and Complete History of Bitcoin So You’re Not Totally Lost
Jeff Keacher wanted to get his Mac Plus, now well into its third decade, online. It had been on BBSes and text-only Lynx via dial-up back in the day, but Keacher wanted to go full TCP/IP. And it worked. He even loaded Gizmodo for us! Read more…
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You Can Actually Browse the Web on a 27-Year-Old Mac Plus