The contraption lies flat over the shower drain to capture falling water as it heats. A silver push-latch plug can open or close the container with the push of your foot, and its sloping design funnels water into the container.
A neat idea and a good example of form follows function. I don’t think you can stand on it throughout tho, it’s just to catch the warming water.
Shower water can, Fast Company
My result from the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch.
| Birds | 0 |
A damp, overcast, gusty day. I predicted few birds and was too optimistic.
My first zero. Birds must have filled up on the neighbors feeders.
Another year on the World Wide Web. Let’s summarise what I vibe did.
My 2025 Year Review post over on my folio site.
I was glad to see Lola Cars return to motorsport in the Formula-E grid last season. This seems like its their pitch to be the chassis provider in future.
A fan car. Its pretty much the only way the cars could look sleeker at this point.
Twin suction turbines and 3-Gs in slow corners? Meet the DRG-Lola via Ars Technica
Daft Punk may have powered down but that still won’t stop them.
I once saw that this track fits with the iconic sequence in 2001 Space Odyssey. Its difficult to claim otherwise.
WARNING – Both videos feature flashing sequences. And an ear searing tone.
Ever spent ages searching for the end of a roll of tape? We’ve all been there. At SeeTheTape, we’ve reimagined the humble tape roll with a simple, clever twist: a dark core that makes the tape’s edge instantly visible. No more squinting, no more frustration—just grab, peel, and stick.
SeeTheTape – Dark Core Technology
I watched Dragons Den (S22E14) and thought this was genius. Used his experience as an eye doctor and applied it to an everyday problem. So simple.
seethetape.co.uk
the automobile draws design cues from the Mercedes-Benz Typ 540K Autobahn-Kurier, the company’s 1938 roadster with an elongated front, ballooned wheel arches, large round headlights, and a sloping-down roof to the rear.
Reminds me of the Duesenberg Coupé Simone and that‘s a good thing.
HTML Memory Test featured in Pixels of the Week – September 21, 2025 by Stéphanie Walter.
The speed record for fastest production car is now 308.33MPH by the electric Yangwang U9 Xtreme, toppling the Bugatti Super Sport.
I like an unusual audio speaker. Check out the Sodapop Bluetooth speaker!
The speaker travels in a bottle shaped case but screws onto the top of it, using it as a bass frequency resonator.
Via, I tried a Bluetooth speaker that screws onto a soda bottle to boost its bass, TechRadar
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