It turns out that 8-track technology is actually really interesting! To prove it, I created an interactive game on 8-track.
This is the cheapest possible way that I know of to start experimenting with full spectrum and infrared photography!
In my most recent video, I take a look at the Talking Computron, an educational “pre-computer” toy sold by Sears in the 1980s.
I modified an 11th generation Kindle Paperwhite with a battery 3.3x larger.
This is an interesting one, folks! I got my hands on a DNSYS X1 exoskeleton, which just launched on Kickstarter.
Exposing Pigzbe, which was a company, device, and app (launched on Kickstarter, of course) designed specifically for the Wollo cryptocurrency and marketed to parents for kids.
Diving into the history of Microsoft’s Zune line of MP3 players, the reasons that they failed, and how they compared to Apple iPods. I also take a look at Zune in the modern era and the modding scene.
I recently heard about Buyee because they sponsored a Snappiness video I was watching. It’s a service that lets you bid on Japanese auctions. They act as an intermediary and ship the package to you internationally. I wanted to see if it was legit or a scam, so I bought an unusual camera (an Olympus…