This sweet grid Casio is laser-carved
Holy wow is this thing cool. It’s basically a Full Metal G-Shock made of stainless steel that features a laser-engraved face that turns the entire …
Author: John Biggs
John Biggs is an entrepreneur, consultant, writer, and maker. He spent fifteen years as an editor for Gizmodo, CrunchGear, and TechCrunch and has a deep background in hardware startups, 3D printing, and blockchain. His work has appeared in Men’s Health, Wired, and the New York Times.
Playing games on a 60-year-old computer
A supercool hacker called Somecomputerguy gives us a crash course in playing games on a 60-year-old computer – and it isn’t pretty.
Scopetrex resurrects oscilloscope-based gaming
The Vectrex was a vector-based video game system – think the original Star Wars game with the bright white lines – that simulates the original …
New tech lets you pull reality onto your computer
A wild bit of tech now lets you pull real objects out of reality using AR and instantly paste them into Adobe files.
This robot can shoot UV light into hard-to-reach places
While ADAMM S-UV won’t stick its harm down your throat, this semi-autonomous system can wave a UV wand around surfaces and even open drawers and …
Check out a new podcast for startup founders
My buddy Eric Villines and I have a new book out about startup funding called Get Funded! In preparation for launch we are running a …
The Human Minute is the most pleasant thing you’ll do all day
The hardest thing for many under quarantine is the lack of human contact. The Human Minute kind of fixes that.
LoomAI makes Zoom worse, if that’s possible
Yesterday a friend got onto a Zoom call using some kind of cartoon avatar. The avatar, which gave him some sort of bitmoji-esque, completely featureless …