I Love the Adorably Teeny TinyTV 2
Tiny Circuits made an impossibly smol retro-styled TV set, with fully functional knobs and a wee remote control.
November 2024
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Boeing 737 Max Fails To Pressurize After Bird Strike Shatters Window
Another issue has befallen a Boeing 737 Max aircraft shortly after takeoff, but this time it might not be the cursed plane maker’s fault. A 737 Max from Toronto was forced to return to the airport after a bird strike smashed its front windshield and left the aircraft unable to pressurize. Read more…
Toyota Turned The New Land Cruiser Into A Short-Bed Pickup With A Convertible Roof For SEMA
Toyota is fully embracing its off-road heritage with its concepts at the 2024 SEMA show. After showing off its 4Runner TRD Surf concept last week, Toyota detailed a second open air off-roader concept for SEMA that’s based on the new Land Cruiser. Like the 4Runner Surf, this concept draws from the Land Cruiser’s… Read more…
GRRL BYE! Kamala DODGING Question on CA Prop-36 Because ‘It’s Sunday Before the Election’ Goes SO Wrong
<![CDATA[Just two days before the election, Kamala Harris dodged a question that many voters would have liked her to answer because she knew it could (would) hurt her chances at winning the presidency, which honestly should be disqualifying unto itself but she is the Democrat so … yeah.]]>
Elon Musk Has Spent the Final Days Before the Election Posting About Peanut the Squirrel
The world’s richest man man has spent $118 million supporting Donald Trump’s campaign. His closing argument: “Vote For PNut! For Liberty! For Freedom!”
Wisconsin early voting lags in biggest Democrat strongholds
A close United States Senate race should drive a higher Republican turnout for the Nov. 5 presidential election in Wisconsin, with early voting in key areas at 50% or better of the total votes cast in the 2020 election. With its 10 electoral votes, Wisconsin is a key swing state that has drawn regular attention…
Seven things we learned from the Brazilian Grand Prix
We were due a mad one, weren’t we? There’s usually at least one Formula 1 race per year which goes off-script, usually thanks to a few lashings of rain, and Brazil gave us this year’s instalment of a break with the usual competitive order.Despite the trials and tribulations of qualifying – held on Sunday morning…