October 12th, 2012

Facebook’s Having Some Issues With Twitter Cross-Posting, But Nobody Cares. For Reasons.

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As The Next Web reported, users are finding that their Facebook status messages aren’t being cross-posted to Twitter even though they’ve set up their accounts to do so. I first noticed this the other night, but thought nothing of it, since I’m not really a fan of cross-posting.

We reached out to both companies and Facebook let us know that this was indeed a bug and that they’re working on it. → Read More

August 18th, 2007

Telescoping Fork: What Yogi Uses During Football Season

Have you ever gotten to the point where you’re so lazy or tired that you can’t get yourself to move from the couch to the table to get another chicken wing? Football is starting back up and I’m sure many of us will find ourselves in said situations. Well, the freeloader fork with a telescoping handle will make life much fatter easier with its 25-inch reach. You can even use it as… → Read More

August 1st, 2007

Washing Machine, No Detergent Necessary

If you’re like me, you launder your clothes roughly once per quarter and fly into an incoherent rage before you even get the washing machine lid open because someone (probably you, three months ago) has used all the detergent. Well for just shy of a thousand bucks, Haier will sell you a washing machine that doesn’t use detergent yet still somehow gets clothes clean. The WasH20 breaks… → Read More

July 30th, 2007

Another Reason To Stay In Bed: The Voice-Command Universal Remote Control

What’s the point of getting out of bed anymore? We might as well be bedridden for the rest of our lives the way technology wants to improve our otherwise active lifestyles. Sheesh. The Voice-Command Universal Remote Control. Need I say more? Fine. The latest offering from Hammacher Schlemmer works with your TV, VCR, DVR, DVD, cable box, and satellite by the sound of your voice. It comes… → Read More

July 16th, 2007

Hand Gestures Eliminate TV Remote Control

Australian engineers Dr. Prashan Premaratne and Quang Nguyen have created a controller with a built-in camera that recognizes simple hand gestures to turn the TV on or off and to change channels. It can also be used with eight different ‘gadgets’ around your home or wherever it is you choose to use it with (your children, perhaps). The two Aussies hope to have their wonderbox on the market… → Read More

June 7th, 2007

Lazy Dude Makes Program To Keep Laptop From Sleeping

http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docId=-1846703595557332132 Alright, so there’s this dude named Brien Schultz, right? This guy is so finnicky, that he doesn’t want his laptop to go to sleep when he moves it around the house. God forbid he just leave the lid open or get a laptop that isn’t from 1997. Anyways, Brien went ahead and created a program that monitors the… → Read More

April 27th, 2007

Slouchpod Endorses Laziness: We Get Fatter

OK, in no way does the SlouchPod Interactive XT actually endorse laziness because that’s what the gaming console manufacturers are for. What the SlouchPod does endorse is some good ol’ fashioned convergence. It’s a multi-media fun chair with 2x5W speakers and 1x10W subwoofer. A 12V connection runs the show then you can plug your gaming console, MP3 player, DVD player or just about… → Read More

March 1st, 2007

Q: Pizza Vending Machine — Pinnacle of Civilization or Depths or Depravity? (A: Both)

, there is a line between easy and greasy, and we’re afraid the Pizza Vending Machine has crossed it. On the surface, it’s a fine concept: pop in a few bucks, and 2 or 3 minutes later, you’ve got a piping hot pie with the toppings of your choice. But how good could a 3-minute pizza really be? We’re guessing not at all. Even the cheap-o stuff we fill our bachelor pads with… → Read More