If a baguette could move, how do you think it would move? With everything else going on, it’s always nice to take a step back and consider the truly important questions of our universe. |
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Check yourself out before the next video callRafael Conde • hand mirror appI’ve been using this one a lot lately. It opens a pop-down view of your webcam, allowing you to do a quick ‘do I look stupid’ check before you join your daily work video calls. Mac-only, unfortunately. Check It Out ↗ |
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Delete Mac apps without making a messFreeMacSoft • AppCleanerThis is a great tool for properly uninstalling apps on your Mac. While dumping an unwanted app in the Trash is (mostly) fine, it still leaves a lot of unwanted clutter on your system. AppCleaner has a great feature called SmartDelete, allowing you to maintain your move-to-Trash habit while automatically trashing any related files at the same time. Check It Out ↗ |
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Back to the good old days of LEGOLEGO • Pirates of Barracuda BayNever have I been more tempted to dive back into LEGO than with this new (old) set. They are reviving the classic sets, like the ‘Pirates of Barracuda Bay’ (originally released in 1989), seemingly targeted at nostalgic adults instead of kids. Check It Out ↗ |
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A great GIFt ideaInfinite objectsThe team at Infinite Objects believes that moving images should be appreciated the same way posters, prints, and photographs have been for centuries—not just trapped on your camera roll, YouTube, or on GIPHY. That’s why they created an intentionally non-updateable display, or what they’re calling a ‘video print.’ The seven-inch frames can hold up to 24 hours of video playing in a perpetual loop like a GIF. There’s a curated store with their own prints, or you can upload/select your own with their online configuration tool. More on this ↗ |
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Keep the family updated on your work statustwitter • @cairn4This is a fun project: Steve Forde was looking for a solution to share his working/not working status with the rest of his family, especially now in quarantine. The result is a simple picture frame that is controlled remotely over the Internet to indicate his status upstairs, while he’s in his office downstairs. More on this ↗ |
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From designer concept to official Mattel UNO deckBless This Stuff • uno minimalistaDesigner Warleson Oliveira created a minimalist version of UNO, posted it online, and it got so much traction that Mattel decided to make it for real. The ‘Minimalista’ edition features an all-black look for the rear face, paired with vibrant colours on the front, as well as streamlined logos, symbols, and numerals. More on this ↗ |
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