
Running DOOM (Sort Of) on a Sonoff Smart Switch
It’s often said in this community that DOOM can be made to run on anything, and as time goes on, that’s becoming more and more accurate. We’re at the point …read more
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It’s often said in this community that DOOM can be made to run on anything, and as time goes on, that’s becoming more and more accurate. We’re at the point …read more
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Apartments come with limits: short walls, odd corners, landlords who don’t want you touching anything. The best remodels aren’t the ones that fight those limits. They’re the ones that find a way to work with what’s already there and make the place finally feel like somewhere you want to be. These 8 apartment remodel ideas […] The post Before You Remodel Your Apartment, Steal These 8 Ideas From People Who Did It Right appeared first on Trendir .
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Sony’s Gold-Plated Walkman: Cassette Nostalgia Without Tapes One of the things I wish I had been able to keep from “the olden days” is my cassette player, specifically my Sony Walkman. It...
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Painting a bedroom black feels like a big move until you see how different it looks depending on what else is in the room. The 15 black bedroom ideas below cover everything from quiet minimalist takes to full-on dramatic, so you can see what the color actually does in real spaces before you commit. 15 […] The post Ready to Ditch the Beige Bedroom? These 15 Black Designs Make Dark Decor Feel Surprisingly Inviting appeared first on Trendir .
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Picking a baby chair feels like a small decision until you start looking and realize how many jobs it actually has to do. There’s the one the baby uses, the one that fits your kitchen, and the one you want to sit in at 3 a.m. These 11 baby chair designs cover all three. 11 […] The post Tiny Eaters, Busy Kitchens: 11 Baby Chairs Made for Everyday Family Life appeared first on Trendir .
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The news of the past couple of weeks has seen the ESP32 turned into an software-defined radio (SDR) thanks to a hidden baseband mode, an exciting development by anyone’s standards. …read more
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Black and white sounds simple on paper, and then you try it and realize there’s a hundred ways it can go wrong. The rooms that work are the ones where someone figured out how to keep the contrast without making the space feel like a showroom. These 15 black and white bedroom ideas show what […] The post The Trick to Decorating a Black and White Bedroom Is Knowing Where to Add Contrast, as These 15 Rooms Show appeared first on Trendir .
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Blue bedrooms have earned a reputation for feeling cold or stuck in beach-house territory. The truth is, blue is one of the most forgiving colors you can put in a bedroom when you pick the right shade and give it something to work against. These 14 blue bedroom ideas prove just how far the color […] The post Blue Can Feel Quiet, Luxurious, Playful, or Dramatic, and These 14 Bedrooms Show How to Get Each Look appeared first on Trendir .
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Determining the shape of an object which can change dynamically is a bit of a challenge, one that especially vexes those who are really into Virtual Reality. Sensing the orientation …read more
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Art curator Bernie Alibrando loved her Fitzroy North home of twenty years, but began to consider how it could be reimagined to carry her into the next twenty. Without altering the existing floor plan, Cantilever Interiors refreshed the beloved home by placing the kitchen at its centre, creating a space where contrasting colours and textures take centre stage. See how they did it below.
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In the 8-bit home computer boom of the early 1980s, Sir Clive Sinclair’s machines were always among the cheapest on the market, often packing a surprising level of sophistication in …read more
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This coin-sized titanium tape measure handles straight lines, curves, and looks like jet-engine stock Grade 5 titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) is the alloy of jet engine compressor blades, surgical implants, and aerospace fasteners. It has a tensile strength of nearly 1000...
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Share your Googlebook with friends and family.
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Since we last covered the way that the Linux Kernel project has been dealing with the influx of code created using LLM-based coding assistants, all the way back in April, …read more
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Rollable laptops, painless tattoos, and a flying car: Red Dot’s 2026 Best of the Best has range Every October I do the same thing. I open Red Dot’s concept winners, grab a snack, and brace myself to fall in love with something...
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Running a tiny home lab, squeezed onto an Android device.
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If you want to play old Commodore games, there are C-64 emulators available for just about any platform– but most of them are so high level, they’re really meant for …read more
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This Tiny Home’s Bed Rolls Onto the Deck So You Can Sleep Outside A bed on wheels is the defining feature of the Atlas, a park model tiny home by Zook Cabins. Open its glass garage door, roll...
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Your Phillips bit might be one size too small, and that's why your screws keep stripping.
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A new Marvel adventure and a Sylvester Stallone crime drama highlight our top shows to watch this weekend.
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You now pair your old iPod with AirPods thanks to this Motherboard swap When Jobs pitched the iTunes Music Store to studio execs, he pointed at Napster as the model. Napster won because it was easy, so Jobs...
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Making expensive network gear redundant one little fix at a time.
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This Lavabo project is by Moritz Steiner , a Product Design student at the Aachen University of Applied Sciences in Germany. Steiner designed and fabricated a colorful handwashing station for kindergarteners. LAVABO: From grooming ritual to haptic adventure LAVABO explores how an everyday moment like handwashing in kindergarten can become a truly engaging experience. Instead of a silent, touchless faucet, this wash station makes technology visible rather than concealing it. Exposed pipes, mechanical levers, a clear color-coded system, and tactile tools make the flow of water tangible and transform hygiene into a playful learning experience. Instead of an anonymous black box, it offers an analog counterpoint to invisible sensor technology. The project fosters self-efficacy, curiosity, and responsibility, demonstrating how design can instill in children an understanding, joy, and appreciation for water and technology.
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Vampires aren’t as common as they once were, but in most places they aren’t fully protected and it’s still possible to get a tag for legal hunting come October — …read more
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Create workflows faster than the Flash with these Obsidian plugins.
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Thanks to the Paris Motor Show, this week we've seen some wild automotive concepts from Citröen and Fiat. Now Renault gets into the game with their E-Space Concept , the name being a twist on their pioneering Espace minivan from 1984. (American readers: What the Dodge Caravan was in the 'States, the original Espace was to Europe.) The E-Space Concept is for an electric minivan, penned with clean lines: As with the other vehicles we looked at this week, it has ditched the instrument cluster and gone with a full-width screen. That aside, the most striking thing about the concept is the interior, specifically the seats. Breaking free from the cues of the automotive world with its traditional bucket seats, the seats embrace the world of interior design, with lacquered shells that bring to mind the style of Pierre Paulin. Visually light and particularly slim at the top – much like the seats in the 1984 Espace – they appear to float in the cabin. From a more technical perspective, the seat design is both modular and sophisticated. Identical in size and design, the seats rotate slightly on their axis, inviting passengers to sit down. The characteristics of the six seats vary depending on the row. The two seats in row 2 swivel through 180° to form a "TGV train square" with row 3. In the standard, forward-facing position, passengers in row 2 have access to folding tray tables with a 12.3-inch screen mounted on the backs of the seats in row 1. In the four-seat configuration, the two seats in row 2 fold down completely to form a large table available to the passengers in row 3. In this configuration, they can also see the screens on the backs of the seats in row 1. The E-Space is a temperature-taking concept, rather than a production preview. However, Renault says that that full-width dashboard screen will appear in their next-gen Scenic and Rafale SUVs. It seems that with multiple manfacturers, those things are coming, whether we want them or not.
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Australian company Memobottle made their name producing flat water bottles that more easily fit into crowded bags. Now the company is producing a cupholder-friendly cylindrical bottle, the Memo Round . Before designing it, they studied the pain points of the category, zeroing in on the following: "Unscrew the lid [of your average reusable water bottle], and you'll find seals, channels and tight corners that were never designed to come apart. Water sits in them. Mould grows in them. And no amount of rinsing gets it out." The company thus designed the lid of their Memobottle Round to use a minimum of components, all of which can easily be detached for cleaning. "The lid comes apart in three pieces, in three seconds. Every part that touches your water can be reached, washed and dried, so mould and muck have nowhere to build up." The three pieces are the mouthpiece, the lid itself, and an internal plug that holds both the mouthpiece and the stainless steel straw in place. Assembled, the mouthpiece rotates into its drinking and stowage positions. The designers have added detentes that make the mouthpiece audibly click as it locks into either position. The video shows how the lid disassembly: The Memo Round has been successfully Kickstarted, with six days left to pledge at press time. The 700mL (23 oz) version is going for $31, and it's $40 for the 1L (33 oz) model. They expect to ship them next month.
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380,000 LEGO Flowers Spill From an Oil Tank and Never Wilt An old oil tank makes an absurdly good vase when the flowers arrive by the hundred thousand. At TANK Shanghai, LEGO Botanical Wave sends more...
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My mouse and keyboard got promoted to phone duty.
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Android Auto and Google Built-In aren't mutually exclusive, making GM's choice a bit odd.
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