Boing Boing - A Directory of Mostly Wonderful Things

Technology The hoaxter who claimed he could fit a whole movie in one kilobyte Ellsworth Toohey
History A paranoid dictator built 750,000 bunkers no one ever used except for sex Ellsworth Toohey
In 1907, a sailor watched the North Atlantic mysteriously change color forever Jason Weisberger

Technology Germany told parents to destroy this talking doll Ellsworth Toohey
Technology AI companies are buying up old books to escape their own AI slop Ellsworth Toohey
movies Frozen 2 should be rated R, a writer argues with data Ellsworth Toohey
Science A single atomic nucleus hit Utah with the force of a pitched baseball Ellsworth Toohey
gadgets Open-source firmware and software for e-readers Rob Beschizza
maps Interactive map of the world's castles, fortresses, palaces and ruins Rob Beschizza
Technology A tour of the oldest domains still on the internet Ellsworth Toohey
meat Salisbury steak was health food before it became cafeteria nostalgia Jason Weisberger
Boing Boing Gadgets Microsoft Office 2024 puts the old reliables back on your PC Boing Boing's Shop
Gillian Anderson reveals X-Files LEGO set Gail Sherman
crypto grift Grandpa Pudding Brains turns foreign policy into a crypto gold-card ad Jason Weisberger
trailers Honest Trailers gets lost in the beige hell of Backrooms Jason Weisberger
That guy Mike Johnson discovers the word "allegation" only applies to Republicans Jason Weisberger
gadgets Light Flip is a minimalist phone without the dumb Rob Beschizza
star wars Luke Skywalker's severed hand and lightsaber prop sold for $3.75M Rob Beschizza
Boing Boing Gadgets Speak a new language confidently sooner than you dreamed with Rosetta Stone Sapphire for $127.20 Boing Boing's Shop
History North Korea's fake village with painted-on windows Ellsworth Toohey
History Why 85% of tall buildings skip the 13th floor Ellsworth Toohey
Science Drone spins into a ghostly blur, making it almost invisible Ellsworth Toohey
Boing Boing Gadgets Microsoft Office is just $28, but only through July 26 Boing Boing's Shop

robots Humanoid robot keeps fighting, even after his block was knocked off! Gail Sherman

seattle Jimothy is the weird little raccoon we need in these dark times Gail Sherman

Heavy Metal William Shatner's metal band is playing Riot Fest Gail Sherman

Games Bethesda provides "studio update" on its franchises Grant St. Clair

This Oklahoma boy is truly a "bird caller extraordinaire" Jennifer Sandlin

tesla Tesla's latest offering is a $225 bike for toddlers Gail Sherman

History A prison manuscript maps the periodic table onto Tarot and the zodiac Ellsworth Toohey

wiretap LG monitors install spyware; LG TVs make wiretapping your problem Jason Weisberger

Technology Eight things you can still sell when digital copies are free Ellsworth Toohey

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