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Designer Jason Allemann might well have created the best keyboard ever, building one practically entirely from Lego bricks—he took a circuit board from a conventional keyboard and adorned it with official LEGO pieces, the home button is a LEGO house, caps lock is a minifig cap, and the Windows buttons a window from a LEGO house.
Do you see in 1080, 4K, 8K, some kind of K we've never even thought of? Well video blogger Michael Stevens (Vsauce) is about to tell you, as he compares digital imaging to human vision in his latest video, finding out just how many megapixels the human eye is.
Will there come a time when we're so used to robots being amongst us that they'll end up annoying us and vying for our attention as we try to work, just like your cat does when you're on the computer at home?
Scaring people and uploading it to the internet as a 6 second clip is both big and clever, so we should all look up to the people behind the clips that appear in this compilation—and if possible, try to make it into next month's collection.
Most of us have only come into contact with lock-picking from watching movies, but you never know when you might get kidnapped by terrorists and have to pick the lock of the compound they lock you up in—for times like that, you'll be glad you watched this video.
A look at how semi-autonomous drones could be used in our cities for urban security in the near future. While the drones operate independently, they are "guided" by human monitors, who can suggest mission plans and ask questions and generally bring about an air of draconian dystopia.
If you ever doubted why you needed a pooch in your life, then this video should convince even the most sceptical. The Mayhew Animal Home’s clip features a referee, a bouncer and a charity worker whose trying and lonely day jobs are starkly contrasted with the warmth of coming home to a dog who loves you dearly.
Sure, this vid may refer to 8 Bit Cinema, but the graphic style is closer to SNES era 16 bit—but let's not get bogged down in semantics, because it's still awesome and turns the nihilistic 1999 movie into a frantic side-scrolling Final Fight-style fighter game.
The worlds of collecting cute little monsters and heavy rock music meet at long last in this cover of Pokémon Red and Blue, which features added aggression and amplified OTT guitar riffs. TBH, the Pokémon Red and Blue theme has never sounded so good.
Richard Branson, shame on ye. The self-made ker-squillionaire and ex-hippy flower child has been acting like a hypocrite selling tickets to SeaWorld through his business Virgin Holidays—and he says he’s a fan of the orcas and the animals of the underwater kingdom.
"Maddie" is the new commercial from Chevrolet which will have you weeping salt tears as a young woman says goodbye to her best friend, a Golden Retriever named Maddie. The ad then highlights their time together, all the way back to when they first met.
We all like our pizzas in different ways, maybe you like some flavor combinations that tend towards the more bizarre—well, Pizza Hut have come up with a way to make ordering more simple, with this interactive table that allows customers to build their own dish exactly how they like it.
You might not have known you can make a crossbow out of everyday household items, but you can—all you need is a bottle top, popsicle sticks and an elastic band and combine them together in the fashion shown in this tutorial and you have an instant deadly weapon. Well, maybe not so deadly.
You fool! You've been pooping in public toilets totally wrong, using that bib they give you to put on the bowl incorrectly—shame on you and your family, but help is at hand in the form of this friendly Russian guy who's going to show you the correct manner to use that bib. God bless him.
It's goodbye to Shia the Beef and hello to dinobots and Mark Wahlberg in the fourth instalment of Michael Bay's Transformer franchise—and the tone looks to be a little darker than the previous films, plus you know it won't be shy on giant robots beating the crap out of each other.
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