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## Amazon Signage Stick This gadget converts any TV with a USB port into a digital signboard, like the ones you see in restaurants. It’s compatible with dozens of digital signage content management services (subscribed separately) to display and manage one or more digital signs from your phone. In addition to still images, the signage stick can stream 4K […] Check It Out » ## How Anchor Chains Are Made This fascinating factory video from process of everything shows how giant marine anchor chains are made as thick steel rods are heated, bent into oval links, then fused together. This factory video shows the intense heat, heavy machinery, and skilled workers behind the creation of the massive metal chains used to anchor ships at sea. Check It Out » ## Battery Organizer Briefcase Sick of digging through drawers looking for batteries? Keep them all in one spot in this briefcase-style organizer. It’s got foam cutouts for AA, AAA, C, D, 9V, and button batteries, along with zippered pockets for other sizes. It also comes with a battery tester, and its makers claim it’s fireproof, waterproof, and even explosion-proof. Check It Out » ## LEGO Vehicle Extreme Obstacle Challenge After testing different LEGO vehicle designs on rough terrain and other challenges, Dr. Engine is back with his most difficult obstacle course yet. This time, he engineered seven very different vehicles and tested their mettle against a blockade, a rubber band bridge, a bumpy moving road, and a pile of loose rocks. Place your bets […] Check It Out » ## Titanium EDC Tweezers These lightweight tweezers from ZexDailyEssentials are a great addition to any EDC tool kit. Their single-piece titanium design incorporates an integral spring hinge and a locking center connector. Its jagged alligator jaws help grip objects securely. The 2.8″ long tweezers are great first aid, grooming, or outdoor survival. Check It Out » ## Crash Site (Short Film) Steven Yeun and Sam Richardson star in Jason Sperling’s sci-fi short film about two friends who stumble onto a mysterious object that crashes to Earth. Rather than leaving the crash site alone, Yeun steals the device and heads down a dangerous rabbit hole that could change the world. It’s well executed, but left us wanting […] Check It Out » ## Hide & Drink Leather Utility Pouch This full-grain leather pouch from Hide & Drink is great for carrying small tools like pocket knives or flashlights, and can also be used for carrying tech accessories like chargers, earbuds, and cables. The bag measures 11″ x 6.3″ x 0.7″ and comes in four shades of brown, as well as black, green, or blue. […] Check It Out » ## Making an Origami Pegasus Traditional origami must be folded from a single, uncut square sheet of paper, without the use of glue, cuts, or additional pieces. Artist Kimiro shows how they created this incredible paper model of Pegasus. They started by mixing pigments, painting them onto Hanji paper, then creasing and folding the sheet hundreds of times to create […] Check It Out » ## GCI Freestyle Rocker Outdoor Folding Chair Upgrade your comfort while sitting outside at festivals, camping, or relaxing in your backyard. This folding rocking chair from GCI Outdoor has spring-action rockers, padded armrests, a mesh backrest, and a drink holder. Available in regular and wide XL sizes, with weight capacities of 250 lb. and 400 lb. There’s also a version with a […] Check It Out » ## How to Spot Fake AI Photos Just a couple of years ago, the images that AI could generate were so obviously fake, with issues like extra fingers and garbled text. But the tech keeps improving, and it’s harder to spot. In this TED Talk, digital forensics expert Hany Farid explains some techniques professionals use to determine if an image is real, […] Check It Out »
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