Technology

First world problems.

Opinions vary over the decision for Tesla to build in Texas.

One of the most useful old tools in the shop is getting some new tech. It'll make it cheaper to run, which means you can run it again. The Petrogen Multi-Fuel Adapter is the newest technology in the shop torch game. Instead of paying $400+ to refill my oxy-acetylene, I can save nearly half by switching to diesel, bio-diesel, or kerosene and other heavy fuels...

They've perfected the design, yet they aren't on the road... Why?

The antenna might not give you all the entertainment, but you get to see gems like this again.

Phantom Phone Syndrome, or more appropriately Phantom vibration syndrome is real.  According to Wikipedia : Phantom vibration syndrome or phantom ringing is the perception that one's mobile phone is vibrating or ringing, when in fact the telephone is not doing so.  ...

Coors Light has just mastered the art of combating Zoom Fatigue. Let's face it all these damn Zoom meetings and video conference calls are getting a little ridiculous. It looks like we have an all new and improved way of faking our presence on these video chats thanks to Coors Light.

Meet Spot, an advanced mobile robot who's main function is sensing, surveillance, inspection and remote operation. At least that's the job it's suppose to do until it breaks free of it's programming and goes on a murderous rampage.

Ever notice weird stuff in your suggestions? Some good, most bad, all of it is shenanigans.

It's 2020, why aren't local businesses online?

Even something as simple as a tractor is now filled to the brim with tech.

Tesla's Cybertruck is already so successful, Rivian is dangling carrots. Very stupid, but still kinda cool carrots.