Blocktronics ACiD Trip, A Super Long Piece of Collaborative ANSI Art
“Blocktronics ACiD Trip” is an extremely long work of ANSI art, an early computer art form similar to ASCII art. The work was created collaboratively…
New Instagram Feature Reportedly Adds Frank Chu to Your San Francisco Bay Area Photos
Oakland Unseen is reporting that Instagram has rolled out a new feature that automatically adds Frank Chu to the background of your photo when you…
Archer Animated Remake of the ‘Danger Zone’ Music Video From ‘Top Gun’
Archer has released an amazing animated remake of the "Danger Zone" music video from Top Gun starring Archer characters.
Sesame Street’s Grover Demonstrates Five Fun & Easy Science Experiments
Grover from Sesame Street and 5facts hosts Matt Silverman and Annie Colbert demonstrate five fun and easy science experiments that you can do with everyday…
MIT Researchers Create M-Blocks, Modular, Self-Assembling Robots
Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have created M-Blocks, a set of modular, self-assembling robots. As demonstrated in this video, each…
Classic Paintings Recreated With Modern Comic Book Superheroes
“Little Supergirl” Worth1000 has run a series of “Superhero ModRen” photo effects contests throughout the years that challenge the site’s community members to recreate classic…
Two Dogs Imitate a Baby’s Movements While He Learns How to Crawl
In this cute video, two Alaskan Malamutes imitate a little baby’s movements while he learns how to crawl.
Comedian Sings Along to ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ With Strangers Stuck in Highway Traffic
Comedian TJ Smith helped to spread cheer to people stuck in traffic on the highway by rolling his windows down, turning up the 1964 song…
Cryptstagram, Image Sharing Site Lets Users Hide Encrypted Messages in Glitch Images
Cryptstagram is a site that lets users conceal encrypted messages in glitch images. Users can select a variety of glitchy filters for their images, add…
Musical Artists Read Mean-Spirited Tweets About Themselves
On Jimmy Kimmel Live, musical artists read mean-spirited tweets about themselves. In the past, Kimmel has had many celebrities do the same thing.