This $130 Mario Kart Racing Wheel for the Switch 2 Has Seven Sensitivity Levels for Throwing Banana Peels
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This classic 1979 LEGO computer brick hides a fully functional Mac mini workstation inside
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Buddy’s Wind-Up Mood Lamp Is the Anti-App We All Need
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BMW turns 2025 April Fools’ joke into a Nürburgring-bound M3 touring race car
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Coleman’s $200 Cooler Chills for 2 Days, Folds Flat in 10 Seconds
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Board Game Concept Teaches Toddlers Before Anyone Rolls a Die
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A Net-Zero Research Building That Actually Respects Its Landscape
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Most university research facilities share a certain visual language. You know the one: utilitarian, slightly apologetic in appearance, the kind of building that exists to check boxes and contain equipment rather than inspire the people who work inside it. The University of Toronto’s Koffler Scientific Reserve is not that building.