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Flagdoku tests your knowledge of flags
Flagdoku is a flag-themed puzzle game (below is embedded my solution to today’s challenge) and a search engine for flags. All your favorites are there…
 • Rob Beschizza
Howl you know if Werwulf is worth seeing if you don’t watch this trailer?
Writer-director Robert Eggers (Nosferatu, The Witch) moves his moody bleak weirdness to medieval England for Werwulf, which comes to theaters this…
 • Rob Beschizza
Now space has been corrupted by capitalism, there’s only one place left to escape to: Null Island
At 0°N 0°E, where the prime meridian crosses the equator, there is an island.
 • Rob Beschizza
DJI claims 17 stops of dynamic range for its Osmo Pocket Pro camera
The Osmo Pocket 3, a tiny gimbaled camera with a big sensor, is a runaway success for DJI.
 • Rob Beschizza
Killer dies of heart attack while disposing of victim’s body
A Georgia man killed a woman then died while trying to dispose of her remains in the Alabama woods.
 • Rob Beschizza
The Steam Machine Companion Cube was a lie
After Valve announced the Steam Machine, popular tech toy maker Dbrand announced the perfect accessory for it: a 3D case wrap that turns it into a…
 • Rob Beschizza
Boing Boing, June 29, 2026
Bat bombs, the LHC, and a sledding crow
 • Boing Boing
This interactive screen toy turns wood chopping into a calm, satisfying digital experience
This screen toy lets you chop wood with an ax in a realistic looking simulation. The site starts out with a section from a log of fire wood set up…
 • Popkin
Wiki Spy lets you explore 43,815 cut-out Wikipedia objects
Wiki Spy is a wonderful website that shows cut-outs of 43,815 objects from Wikipedia.
 • Popkin
Real Image Alphabet spells names using photos of ice, bugs, and trees
This fun website called Real Image Alphabet uses images from nature to spell out your name.
 • Popkin
NASA’s robot rescue of the Swift space telescope launches June 30
NASA will soon embark on a first-of-its-kind rescue mission, sending a robot to save a space observatory falling to Earth.
 • Gail P Sherman
Propranolol doesn’t kill public speaking dread — it just stops your body from becoming a shaky mess
Zack Proser wrote up everything he knows about public speaking after years of giving tech talks.
 • Ellsworth Toohey
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