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Drummer Andrew W.K. is known for his music and partying, and right now he's going to play the drums for 24 straight hours. He's now about 10 hours in, which you can view in the live stream attached below:
Facebook is rolling out photo comments, where users can comment on posts with images rather than just words. It was originally built during a Facebook employee hackathon. Photo comments are beginning to roll out globally on the web as well as on the Facebook mobile site. Unfortunately users can't leave photo comments within Facebook's mobile apps, but they're viewable.
News broke out in 2012 that a feature-length Lego movie was happening and slated for a 2014 release. And it's true! It's going to happen! The first trailer shows LEGO figures and reveals that it's based on a "chosen one" kinda plot. And a lot of superhero mentions.
Berlin-based designers Ying Zhang and Ida Thonsgaard created a system called Playtime, which is a collection of chairs and tables made out of thin layers of tessellated wooden triangles, backed by a textile laminate. When these pieces are unfolded, they're flat like rugs. But when you snap together the embedded system of magnets and clips, each piece transforms into a 3D side table or stool. The surfaces are covered in patterns inspired by Japanese origami and Nordic textiles.
AMD is reported to be taking a leap into unknown territory as it prepares its first ever ARM chip.
Codenamed "Seattle", the new chip is apparently based on the architecture designed by ARM, which is now prolific in smartphones and tablets. According to the Wall Street Journal, the chips will be aimed at server systems where the same power savings required by mobile apps are becoming increasingly attractive. 
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Did you know Jackie Chan once sparred with martial arts legend Bruce Lee? Chan and Lee were shooting a bit part in Enter the Dragon. He shared the experience during an appearance on George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight as part of the Best Story Ever series. And we have to admit, you can't top this story:
Ever notice how when the man of steel kicks butt in the comics, the bad guys simply get knocked out instead of being punched to smithereens?According to this video, if Superman really did punched folks in real life, you'd be less knocked out and more torn apart at the molecular level in a nuclear explosion.
These excited pups riding in cars will definitely make you excited about the upcoming weekend! Seriously, science needs to figure out why a montage of happy-go-lucky dogs can immediately induce a smile in humans.
How many languages can you speak fluently? Even if you could count the number on both hands, you'd have to double it to beat 17-year-old Tim Doner:
Here's more nostalgia for all you kids from the 80s. Based on all the awesomeness that was 'Jem & The Holograms,' this short done by theactionroom places Jem and the gang in the 21st century. And you'll never guess where Synergy shows up:
Facebook has had a pretty bad rep when it comes to how they handle
photos of breast cancer survivors. Previous cases had included Facebook
administrators informing women that the photos had been tagged as
"offensive," before removing the subsequent posts and and images.
Imagine playing air hockey with a robot that always wins. This air hockey-playing robot was developed by researchers at Chiba University's Namiki Lab.
This is pretty big news. The Supreme Court ruled today that naturally occurring genes can't in fact be patented for profit.
Wearable tech firm Heapsylon created the Sensoria Fitness Socks that can make you a better runner.
There's no denying that 3-D printing is going to change the way we manufacture everything. But besides actual objects, one nifty project wants to use the tech to help visualize classic musical works. This idea was cooked up by Rickard Dahlstrand, who used a Lulzbot
3-D printer and some microphones to "print" while playing music.
Don't you just love furniture that have more than one use? It saves space and it keeps your space neat. Daniel Liss shows you how you can turn your dining table into a work desk in this video. If you live in a small apartment, this is a great idea.
People who leave the ice trays empty are evil. Especially when the typical ice mold can only make 16 to 20 cubes at a time. But here's a gem we've just discovered - Lékué has a tray that has space to store 132 cubes! The multi-cube container is made out of flexible silicone, so it's easy to spring the cubes from their compartments.
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