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Use a Mat for Easy Nuts & Bolts Cleanup

Ever pour out a jar of nuts, bolts, or other small objects only to have a hell of a time putting them back in the jar? Redditor acephreak shares a tip: pour them out onto a mat first.

Hacker News, "a community forEx-Redditors"

TechCrunch's Leena Rao reports on Hacker News, the code demo that quickly became a major aggregator.

Huge attic bee hive falls through bathroomceiling

Redditor Underdog106 found a huge beehive in his attic and called for a beekeeper to help him with it.

Tap Siri's Speech Bubble to Correct Its Mistakes

iOS: Siri is a bit frustrating when it doesn't understand you correctly. If Siri doesn't get it right the first time, you're stuck repeating yourself into your phone and looking like a fool.

What happens when you forget pizzas in the oven forweeks

A friend of redditor BigBoppinBill forgot some pizzas in the oven for "a few weeks." The result? A kind of glorious fungal jellyfish.

Redditor Writes Sheet Music for 'Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger'

Daft Punk is all about blurring the line between man and machine. So what happens when a human transposes their electronic groove into a traditional score for piano?


Redditor BeamPacer found out, and shared the results with the Internet.

Awesome amateur horrormakeup

Redditor ImNotJesus has a friend who does her own amateur horror makeup. She's pretty amazing -- check out the ultra-gross fool-the-eye gaping eye-socket wound above.

A good friend of mine does horror makeup regularly. What do you guys think? I'm going to surprise her with the support.

PlayStation 2 related trade-ins no longer accepted at GameStop from June 1st

Destructoid has reported that GameStop stores will not be accepting trade-ins for PlayStation 2 games, systems, and accessories from June 1st onward.

Redditors (and Popehat) Versus a Bus Company

Techdirt explains the strange story of a lawsuit-happy bus company in Illinois which managed to tick off a cadre of determined redditors by calling them uncomplimentary names in the reddit forums.

8-year-old's invention for keeping books dry in thebath

This ingenious technique for safeguarding books from falling in the bathtub was invented by redditor Crash-From-Space's 8-year-old daughter. The suction cup came from the plumbing aisle at Home Despot.