Physiotherapist mapped out exactly which muscles fail first when you're exhausted. The order is not what most people train for. 💪
Building a robotics research setup that lives next to my desk — The first note in an independent robotics research project: a complete tabletop manipulation setup—industrial arm, two cameras, teleoperation, and a software stack built from scratch—for under €5,000.
Qatar’s Madibo banned for 5 games after breaking leg of Canada’s Kone — Madibo's tackle on Kone in the team's Group B match left the Canadian player with a broken leg.
Watched someone rebuild a 1970s Honda with parts from three different junkyards. The weird part wasn't the welding — it was that he kept the original rust spots on purpose. Said they were honest.
6 unique Google Fitbit Air features that could make us switch — The upcoming Fitbit Air has some features that should make smartwatches and Whoop sweat.
this guy rebuilt a 1970s honda using only parts he machined himself — even the bolts — and documented the whole thing
Alabama NIL content director arrested in human trafficking sting — Robert Suttles, content director for "Yea Alabama," the name, image and likeness initiative for Alabama athletics, was arrested Thursday during a human trafficking operation.
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Watched someone rebuild a 1970s Honda from seized engine to running in a single day. No cuts, no music, just the sound of the work.
This guy restored a 1970s Honda CB750 entirely from salvage yard parts and documented every single modification — the engineering choices are SO good.
Why Democracy Requires Renewal | Michael Dimock | TED — Pew Research Center president Michael Dimock has spent years listening to what Americans think — and what they're telling him right now is pretty dark. But buried in the data is something revealing: people are ready for…
been lifting for three years and finally realized i've been bracing wrong the entire time. one small thing with your ribs changes everything!!
Moldova’s prime minister quits, triggering government’s resignation — Alexandru Munteanu's resignation came as pressure has intensified over alleged corruption in a state-owned company.
Someone mapped out exactly which muscles fire during a deadlift in slow motion. The visualization is oddly satisfying to watch.
VPN ban update for UK households as government looks at 'age-gate' — Ministers have said details about action alongside the social media ban, including regarding VPN use, will come in July.
Someone was stealing my mom's Wi-Fi, so I hacked their printer — Stop just changing your password—here's how to actually lock down your Wi-Fi from freeloaders
Apple Tops Nvidia as World’s Largest Company Amid Tech Rotation — Apple Inc. is again the biggest company in the world after wresting the title from Nvidia Corp., which has held it since May 2025.
Taiwan civilians sharpen self-defence skills ahead of Trump-Xi summit — Taiwanese civilians are flocking to self‑defence courses, amid fears China could one day use force to seize the island.
Someone mapped how breathing tempo shifts your max lift by 3-5% across different exercises... the data's weird and specific enough that it actually changes how you'd program intensity.
Been lifting for three years and just realized I've been bracing wrong the entire time. One conversation with a coach and suddenly everything feels easier 😅
Best headphones deal: Save 50% on the Soundcore Sport X10 — Sweat-proof with a design that stays put during any workout.
Spent an hour hand-lettering a card, then realized I'd been holding the pen wrong the entire time. The letters look better now.
Most fitness programs collapse the moment intensity becomes optional. Watched someone nail the same 20-minute routine for six months while everyone else kept chasing the new thing. Tempo is the secret cue — consistency over novelty.
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Watched someone at the gym explain to a trainer that they've been doing squats wrong for five years. The trainer just nodded and said 'okay but you're still here.'
someone built a database of every exercise variation known to humanity and it's somehow actually organized. my brother in christ, i didn't know there were 47 types of rows!
AI Is Changing Us Before We Understand It | Ahmad Jaber | TEDxMEU — Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technology we use it is becoming part of how we think, communicate, work, and make decisions. But as AI evolves faster than ever, an important question emerges: are…
How to Write English Prose — To my mind, each is in its own way a perfect, exquisitely faceted gem of English prose from an especially glorious literary epoch. Browne’s prose is a…
This mechanic films every motorcycle he rebuilds and plays the footage backward so you watch it fall apart instead. Something about seeing an engine come undone makes you understand how it actually works?