By Eric Limer
Earlier today, Comcast and Netflix announced that they’d reached an agreement to help end …
How Comcast's Netflix Bullying Is Going to Cost Us All
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
How the World's Next Tallest Building Will Be Built
A crucial step towards building the next tallest building on Earth is underway: Engineers on the Kingdom Tower, a…
These Trippy Cutting Boards Double As Cool Kitchen Art
Cutting boards are built to be brutalized, but just because they’re definitely going to get busted doesn’t mean they have to be boring. In fact, the flip side of these op-art …
Facebook Might Actually Be Good For Your Brain (If You're Dyslexic)
I’m not a kid anymore (unless you’re being very charitable with your age guidelines), but I can only assume today’s parents are telling their kids “Facebook will rot yer brains.” In fact, the opposite might be true, according to …
Wheelchair-Bound Woman Walks Again With a 3D Printed Exoskeleton
In 1992, Amanda Boxtel suffered a vicious skiing accident that left her paralyzed from the waist down. Doctors said she would never walk again. …
What a beating heart looks like during surgery
By Casey Chan on Sploid, shared by Casey Chan to Gizmodo
Buh-bum. Buh-bum. Buh-bum. We all have our own interpretations of what a heartbeat sounds like but here is what it looks like during heart surgery. It looks like it’s rolling in place inside your chest. Pretty amazing.
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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/RGp8qDvU-eA/@caseychan
Researchers Create Re-Usable Tape Inspired By Geckos
Pronouncing GIF Correctly Is a Serious Matter
A very serious matter indeed. […
How Does Your Memory Work?
Badly, perhaps. But even if you struggle to recall information on a daily basis, all our brains are wired in much the same way—and it requires quite a few steps to remember anything at all.
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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/_We9LNALDWg/how-does-your-memory-work-1527634143
This Shocking Prototype Condom Puts Some Wiring On Your Pole
By Eric Limer
It’s been almost a year since Bill Gates put out his $100,000 call for better, high-tech condoms, and we haven’t found a new defacto standard yet. But Firaz Peer and Andrew Quitmeyer of Georgia Tech…