An ambient track played on a reel tape as it's being destroyed, by Ann Annie.
An ambient track played on a reel tape as it's being destroyed, by Ann Annie.
An ambient track played on a reel tape as it's being destroyed, by Ann Annie.
The journey of a California floater mussel.
Artist Zhijun Wang, known for making masks out of sneakers, even IKEA bags, explains how to make a mask on your own from materials found at home using his template.
Singapore deploys creepy headless canine robots to remind people of safe distancing measures.
In case you've helped someone recently who's not too tech-savvy. Reminds us of Nozlee Samadzadeh's "Home for the Holiday Tech Support."
We are going to keep posting these as long as they come out: The Hood Internet mixes 50 songs from 1985 into a single three-minute track. See also: The Hood Internet remixes 1984, 1983, and previous years.
A well made short rendition of walking the 2,660-mile Pacific Coast Trail. Via kottke
Visiting loved ones in nursing homes via crane. See other examples.
Your mesmerizing video of the day. (Leave the sound off.) Also, maybe try "relax with baby hares."
A compilation of South Korean baseball's tradition of bat flipping, which would be regarded as an affront in American baseball. See also: As the Korea Baseball Organization's season begins this week on ESPN, a KBO primer for MLB fans hungry for live baseball.