Brooklyn women who have bathing suits, are down for a 30 minute soak in a tub full of ramen noodles, and are looking to make a quick $175: Look no… Read the rest of the article: Craigslister seeks woman to sit in bathtub full of ramen noodles

It would have been DEEPLY satisfying for a beloved Kickstarter to IPO and the best chance we've seen at that just vanished.

Get some perspective on days of Olympic coverage through GIFs of the wipeouts.

Robot Turtles– the board game for little programmers –is the most-sold board game on Kickstarter, and it's still going crazy as it nears 25,000 sales! All the backer copies have… Read the rest of the article: Best-selling Kickstarter Robot Turtles now available on Amazon

For those unfamiliar, Kerbal Space Program is a realistic spaceship building and flight simulator game based closely on real rocket engines and physics. It's an open-ended game with lots of… Read the rest of the article: Menorah in Kerbal Space Program

This evening San Francisco's DNA Lounge is hosting 8bitSF for crashfaster's new album release at 8PM. Chiptune legends Trash80 and BitShifter are flying in for the event, and it's shaping… Read the rest of the article: Tonight in SF: 8bitSF presents crashfaster, Trash80 and BitShifter

This puzzle– a whopping seventeen-foot-long, forty-two-pounder that comes with its own hand truck –is clearly meant to be used for some form of existential penance. If you carry deep-seated hatred… Read the rest of the article: 32,000 piece Keith Haring jigsaw puzzle for masochists

This dramatic video from Bot and Dolly shows off their robotic camera systems by projection mapping a 3D animation onto two screens as they're waved around by one and a… Read the rest of the article: Projection mapped animation on screens held by giant robot arms

Robot Turtles is "a board game you play with your favorite 3 to 8-year-old that sneakily teaches programming fundamentals." Created by entrepreneur Dan Shapiro and inspired by classic kids' programming… Read the rest of the article: Robot Turtles: the board game that teaches preschoolers to program

The following photos were taken from 1914-1918 by my great-grandfather Lt. Walter Koessler during his time as a German officer in the first World War. They're part of a collection of over a thousand photos, stereographs and their negatives that my family has been saving for a century. This is an unusually large and complete collection, and I've taken on the task of preserving it and printing it so other people can experience this history too.

The following photos were taken from 1914-1918 by my great-grandfather Lt. Walter Koessler during his time as a German officer in the first World War. They're part of a collection of over a thousand photos, stereographs and their negatives that my family has been saving for a century. This is an unusually large and complete collection, and I've taken on the task of preserving it and sharing it with you as I believe it deserves.

These photos have never been published before.

Photo credit: NOAA NOAA's Arctic division maintains a couple of webcams at the North Pole, and one of them is showing a pretty impressive meltwater lake forming around it. Previous… Read the rest of the article: Meltwater lake forms at North Pole

Ardent Industries, the crazy people behind such large art installations as Dance Dance Immolation and SYZYGRYD, are building a giant 3D Mario cloud stuck to the top of a forklift… Read the rest of the article: Ardent Industries to build raining voxel cloud on a forklift

Chorebot, one of my favorite RFF submissions Boing Boing is proud to be a media sponsor of the Robot Film Festival's premier in San Francisco this weekend. Join us tomorrow… Read the rest of the article: Tomorrow: Robot Film Festival in San Francisco, co-sponsored by Boing Boing

The 3rd annual Robot Film Festival is coming to San Francisco this weekend and Boing Boing is proud to be a media sponsor! This Saturday and Sunday (July 20-21), come… Read the rest of the article: Boing Boing co-sponsoring the Robot Film Festival in SF!

Video Link On May 10th, a completely naked man entered the 16th street BART station in San Francisco and began attacking people, spitting, urinating and doing gymnastics moves on railings… Read the rest of the article: Crazy naked man attacks BART passengers, performs gymnastics

The folks at Dollar Shave Club have a new product out: One Wipe Charlies, a peppermint-scented toilet wipe they claim is better than normal toilet tissue. Their video sure is… Read the rest of the article: Cost analysis of a toilet wipe

This is it, folks. Today at 6PM the SFMOMA closes to begin its three year long expansion. It'll be reborn sometime in 2016 clad in shining armor, engulfing the rest… Read the rest of the article: Today: SFMOMA's farewell procession, co-presented by Boing Boing

Andrew Scott Reisse, one of the founding developers behind the incredible Oculus Rift virtual reality headset was hit by a car while walking yesterday. The car was being pursued by… Read the rest of the article: Oculus Rift founder dies in accident

After this Sunday (June 2), the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art will be closed to visitors for three years as they begin their massive renovation to accomodate the incoming… Read the rest of the article: Boing Boing co-presents SFMOMA's closing festivities!