Most high-end PC towers still shout for attention with exposed fans, RGB strips, and visible screws. That clashes with calmer, more considered interiors, especially when a tower lives on a desk next to a monitor and chair that look like real furniture. The MA-01 comes from the idea that performance hardware can grow up without […]
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Remember when USB flash drives were just boring little rectangles you’d inevitably lose in your bag? The younger ones who have gotten used to cloud storage or just sending files on messaging services probably don’t even know what flash drives are. Over the last years, they haven’t really been relevant or needed or even interesting
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Dreame is better known for its vacuum cleaners, but the Chinese company surprised everyone at CES 2026 with an electric car. Created under the new sub brand, Kosmera, the EV had a good first impression at the mega event. Called the Kosmera Nebula 1, the four-door electric supercar concept produces 1,876 hp courtesy of the
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People gather around a robot arm in a café, half for the drink and half for the performance. Most automation in food and beverage still feels either like a vending machine or a novelty, and the real challenge is capturing the craft of a skilled barista or maker, not just the motion of pushing buttons.
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Terracotta clean-eating venue in Athens by studiomateriality Wild Souls is a clean-eating venue designed by studiomateriality and located at the corner of two busy streets in the Kolonaki district of Athens. Positioned within a dense urban context, the project integrates into the city’s daily movement while establishing a clear architectural identity at the street
Denis Zhbankov is a Russian freelance digital artist and concept artist known for mixing comedy and horror, often drawing dark fantasy creatures rooted in Russian folklore and “backwoods” atmospheres. He was born and raised in Russia’s Altai region, studied art/graphics in Biysk and graduated in 2010, then shifted into digital painting—working as a 2D artist
One of the goals for this year is to cook more, and my good ol’ air fryer should play a huge role in this as I’m also trying to be healthier. However, preparing the ingredients while operating the device can sometimes be a little challenging and messy, to say the least. I sometimes wish that
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Renowned for his classic pin-up illustrations, Al Moore created a series of elegant, playful images that appeared in a 1950 calendar. These works capture the optimism and charm of postwar American visual culture. h/t: vintag.es Before turning to art, Moore had an unusual path: he played college football at Northwestern University and briefly for the
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Created as part of an ambitious aerodynamic experiment, the 1954 Alfa Romeo B.A.T. 7 quickly came to be seen as the most visually arresting and conceptually daring of the three Berlina Aerodinamica Tecnica studies. Conceived by Franco Scaglione for Bertone, it represented a moment when imagination and science moved in perfect synchrony. First unveiled at
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Renovation Diaries: A $40k, 4-Month 1960s Bathroom Makeover Renovation Diaries by Amelia Barnes Ceramica Vogue wall tiles from Classics Ceramics. Joinery made by JADAC Cabinets in birch plywood (clear stain) and Laminex Burnt Ochre. Basin and tapware by ABI Interiors. Terrazzo floor tiles from Signorino. In the original ‘bathroom’ portion of the plan, the toilet
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