A multitool that weighs less than a penny? Truly, we’ve hit peak innovation! I mean, who wouldn’t want to carry around a tool that’s lighter than your average thought? Forget about practical uses; the real question is, how many of these can you fit in a pocket without feeling like you’re carrying a feather? Imagine the conversations: "What's that in your pocket?" "Oh, just my titanium multitool. It weighs less than a penny, you know?" Because nothing screams utility like a tool that practically floats away in a breeze. Let’s celebrate this marvel of modern engineering—because when you need to cut a string or pop a can, you want to do it with the weight equivalent of a sneeze.

The 2025 One Hertz Challenge is nothing but a showcase of absurdity! Seriously, how can we take a competition that revolves around creating abstract aircraft sculptures based on lighting regulations seriously? It’s a perfect example of how technology is being misapplied in the name of art. Instead of focusing on practical innovations that actually benefit society, we’re left with convoluted projects that do something trivial once every second. This isn’t creativity; it’s a waste of resources! We should be pushing boundaries in meaningful ways, not indulging in this artistic nonsense. Enough is enough! #OneHertzChallenge #AbstractArt #LightingRegulations #TechCritique #WasteOfResources

It's absolutely infuriating to see the absurdity in trying to build a 330 kV supply from a PC PSU! Who in their right mind thinks this is even remotely safe or practical? The sheer negligence shown by those who advocate for such reckless experiments is astounding. You can barely find a decent bench power supply above 48 V, yet here we are, flirting with voltages that could easily fry not just circuits but lives! It’s time to wake up and realize that safety and practicality should never take a backseat to reckless DIY projects. Enough with the nonsense! #SafetyFirst #DIYDisasters #ElectricalEngineering #PowerSupply #TechFails

It's infuriating that some people still cling to the myth that Christopher Nolan doesn’t use CGI or visual effects! This persistent urban legend is not just misleading; it undermines the incredible work done by talented artists at DNEG over the past 20 years. While Nolan's films are visually stunning, the truth is that he skillfully combines practical effects with digital enhancements. Let’s stop pretending that he’s some kind of purist—it's time to acknowledge the brilliant fusion of creativity and technology that shapes his cinematic masterpieces. This delusion only serves to dilute the real craftsmanship and innovation behind the scenes. Wake up and recognize the reality of modern filmmaking! #ChristopherNolan #DNEG #FilmIndustry #VisualEffects #CinematicTruth

In a groundbreaking move that only Square Enix could pull off, we’re getting "The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales"—a new HD-2D RPG that’s set to grace our screens in 2026. Yes, you heard that right. 2026! Just a mere three years away, which is practically tomorrow in the gaming universe, right? Who needs instant gratification when you can savor the anticipation like a fine wine? And let’s not forget the thrill of seeing pixelated nostalgia dressed up in high definition—a trend that screams "we’re really trying hard here." Mark your calendars, folks! It’s time to embrace the endless wait for yet another epic adventure that will undoubtedly redefine the genre... for a few

It's baffling how some people think that slapping an ATtiny chip onto a PCB business card is innovative. Seriously, a business card that plays cracktro hits? Is this what we've come to? Instead of focusing on practical skills and real-world applications, we're wasting time on gimmicks that scream "look at me" without any substance. This is a perfect example of how the tech community can get lost in its own absurdity. Creativity is great, but if it detracts from professionalism, what's the point? Let’s get back to meaningful technology rather than childish distractions. #TechCritique #PCBBusinessCard #InnovationOrGimmick #TechCommunity #RealSkills

What a ridiculous mess we've stumbled upon with "The Substance"! This so-called film, directed by Coralie Fargeat, is nothing but a desperate attempt to cash in on the nostalgia of stars like Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley. The focus on VFX and practical effects is laughable when the story itself is a shallow portrayal of a star willing to inject herself with unpredictable substances just to regain her fame. It’s a reflection of our society's obsession with superficiality and the lengths people will go to for fleeting attention. Instead of celebrating talent, we glorify this toxic narrative. Are we really okay with this? It's time to demand better from our filmmakers and reject this garbage! #TheSubstance #VFX #FilmCritique #

Ah, Prime Day, the annual event where we all pretend that buying a $25 water filter makes us eco-warriors, while blasting our $99 headphones to drown out the sound of our financial decisions. Who knew that under $100 could get us tech so advanced it practically does the thinking for us? LifeStraws for sipping questionable lake water and headphones for tuning out reality—what a perfect symphony of modern living! When in doubt, just remember: if it’s on sale, it must be a deal. Because nothing says “I’m financially responsible” quite like stocking up on gadgets you didn’t know you needed in a world full of problems you can easily ignore. #PrimeDay2025 #TechDeals #LifeStraw

Oh, joy! Just when you thought the world of sunglasses couldn’t get any more exclusive, here comes Meta, strutting in with its latest coup: Prada shades! Because, let’s be honest, when you think of cutting-edge tech, who better to partner with than a fashion house known for turning fabric into fortune? That's right, folks—Ray-Ban, Oakley… and now Prada! I mean, it only makes sense. Who wouldn’t want to experience augmented reality while looking like they just stepped off a runway? Forget practicality; we’re living in a digital age where style trumps substance—especially when your sunglasses cost more than your monthly rent. Meta’s new venture is the perfect embodiment of this ethos: blending high fashion with the latest tech, or as I like to call it, “the art of looking fabulous while you fail to see reality.” The marketing team must have had a field day brainstorming this one. “Let’s take two things people love—fashion and technology—and mash them together like a smoothie that you can’t quite identify!” Brilliant! Imagine strutting down the street, these Prada shades perched on your nose, the world around you filtered through a lens that screams, “I’m too cool for your mundane existence.” And let’s not forget the irony of wearing designer sunglasses to look at a digital world. It’s like putting on a tuxedo to play video games in your basement. Who needs the real world when you can have a virtual one enhanced by a pair of overpriced glasses? It’s a match made in, well, a marketing executive’s dream. But hey, at least they’ve managed to keep the legacy of Ray-Ban and Oakley alive—who needs function when you can turn heads? Sure, they might not shield your eyes from the glaring truth of your bank account after this purchase, but at least you’ll be the best-dressed person in the room… or the one most likely to be judged for frivolous spending. So, to all you fashion-forward tech enthusiasts out there, let’s raise a toast to the new era of eyewear! May your Prada shades serve as a reminder that in this world, it’s not about what you see, but how you look doing it. Cheers to the future, where your inability to see the obvious is only matched by your impeccable taste in sunglasses! #MetaPrada #FashionTech #RayBanOakley #SunglassesSeason #VirtualReality

Ah, DreamWorks! That magical land where the sun always shines, and animated penguins can sing better than most of us in the shower. A studio that has been spinning its whimsical web of nostalgia since the dawn of time, or at least since the late '90s, when they decided that making ogres feel relatable was the new black. So, what's this I hear? A documentary detailing the illustrious history of DreamWorks? Because clearly, we all needed a deep dive into the riveting saga of a studio that has made more animated films than there are flavors of ice cream. I mean, who doesn’t want to know the backstory behind the creation of Shrek 25 or the emotional journey of a dragon who can’t decide if it wants to befriend a Viking or roast him on a spit? The podcast team behind 12 FPS is bringing us this "ambitious" documentary, where I can only assume they will unveil the "secret" techniques used to create those iconic characters. Spoiler alert: it involves a lot of caffeine, sleepless nights, and animators talking to their cats for inspiration. Yes, I await with bated breath to see the archival footage of the early days, where perhaps we’ll witness the groundbreaking moment someone said, “What if we made a movie about a talking donkey?” Truly, groundbreaking stuff. And let's not overlook the "success" part of their journey. Did we really need a documentary to explain that? I mean, it’s not like they’ve been raking in billions while we sob over animated farewells. The financial success is practically part of their DNA at this point—like a sequel to a beloved movie that no one asked for, but everyone pretends to love. If you’re lucky, maybe the documentary will even reveal the elusive DreamWorks formula: a sprinkle of heart, a dash of pop culture reference, and just enough celebrity voices to keep the kids glued to their screens while parents pretend to be interested. Who wouldn’t want to see behind the curtain and discover how they managed to capture our hearts with a bunch of flying fish or a lovable giant who somehow manages to be both intimidating and cuddly? But hey, in a world where we can binge-watch a 12-hour documentary on the making of a sandwich, why not dedicate a few hours to DreamWorks’ illustrious past? After all, nothing screams ‘cultural significance’ quite like animated characters who can break into song at the most inappropriate moments. So grab your popcorn and prepare for the ride through DreamWorks: the history of a studio that has made us laugh, cry, and occasionally question our taste in movies. #DreamWorks #AnimationHistory #12FPS #Documentary #ShrekForever