The WebGL Fluid Simulation is another of those distracting, charming websites where you generate wildly-colorful scenes on-screen by clicking and swishing your finger/pointer about. You can fiddle with settings such as density, vorticity and "splat radius", and turn off and enable various quality filters to get it running nice on your potato. There's an app for iOS, too.
WebGL fluid simulation
Zero gravity coffee cup was not supposed to look like a vulva
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What is "thick water" and what does it taste like?
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Kalliroscopes create galaxies and hurricanes at your fingertips
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This all-in-one emergency pouch might just save you from nasty blisters and cuts
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Real talk: the USB tumbleweed has to stop
TL;DR: Plug 12 devices into this $90 (reg. $109) multi-function hub. Listen, it's time we talk about your cable management. It's not that there's anything wrong with having the surface of your desk… READ THE REST
Who needs a social media team when this manages posts, comments, and chats for you?
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