Hurrying home after a pleasant evening of foraging and scrapbooking, this unlucky fox drowned in the Danube river in South Germany. And that was only the beginning. Read more…
View original post here:
Winter Sucks for This Fox Frozen in a Solid Block of Ice
Without any wiring to futz with, Mpow’s solar-powered, motion-sensing spotlights are the easiest way to illuminate your front porch or lawn, and you can get one for $16 today, or buy more and save. Just be sure to note the promo codes in each case. Read more…
View the original here:
Illuminate Your House With Mpow’s Solar-Powered Spotlights, No Wiring Required
If you really wanted to go out of your way, it’s definitely possible to make your own Raspberry Pi-powered NES Classic. But for most, that cute and convenient little package by Nintendo is the best way to go. That’s why using this hack to load ROMs onto the new-retro device is a gift from the gaming gods. Read more…
Read More:
This Hack Might Unlock Your NES Classic or Brick It
Windows/Mac/Linux: While it’s gotten easier over the years to make a Raspberry Pi SD card, it’s still a little confusing for people new to the idea of burning images. Etcher is a cross-platform tool that simplifies the process dramatically. Read more…
Read More:
Etcher Is the Easiest Way to Make a Raspberry Pi SD Card
Parents have been told to avoid giving peanut-containing foods to babies for a long time, but recent research has started to suggest the opposite . Now, the National Institutes of Health recommend parents introduce peanuts to babies as young as four to six months. Read more…
Read More:
Allergy Experts Now Recommend Introducing Peanut Products to Babies
Wenting Zhu mixed together paint, alcohol, water, soda, and ink remover in weird combinations, stuck them under a microscope, and ended up with awesomely mesmerizing effects. Sometimes it’s beautiful and feels like you’re watching a kaleidoscope take focus, or seeing a star burst in a distant galaxy. Other times it… Read more…
View post:
Mixing Liquids Under a Microscope Creates Wildly Colorful Worlds
That image above appears to show one giant seamless LED display, but Sony’s new CLEDIS system, presumably intended for use in convention centers like the one hosting CES in Las Vegas, is actually hundreds of LED tiles smooshed together. Read more…
Continued here:
Sony’s Gigantic Space Wall Is Actually Hundreds of Tiny LED Tiles
There’s nothing quite like Psyche anywhere else in our solar system—a small asteroid belt object made entirely of iron-nickel metal. Which is why NASA has decided to send a probe to check out the bizarre beast up close. Read more…
Continue reading here:
NASA Is Actually Going to Visit That Insane Metallic World
Whether it’s the Google Pixel or the Samsung Galaxy S7 —companies are betting that the future of virtual reality will be ushered in by your mobile device. Now, you can add Asus to that list. The company just announced a new smartphone at CES that takes an adventurous and somewhat experimental leap into the world of… Read more…
We’ve seen plenty of custom controllers over the years , but for those who prefer the tactile feel of a keyboard, Adafruit has put together a guide to make your own little keyboard-gamepad. Read more…
View post:
Make a Custom Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard Gamepad