Wrote about PHEEther. Napheesa Collier framed the battle for the soul of American pro women's basketball in a piece of brilliant rhetoric. It's a hell of an opening salvo. www.teamziller.com/napheesa-col...

Maybe James can make sour gummy beards that taste better than Shaq’s… face.

Wonder when the next TikTok will emerge to take the users unhappy with a state-controlled algorith.

I want to be more like this Steve

Young cardinal leaving the nest in our vine. #bird

this is going to put owning a complete dinosaur skeleton totally out of reach for the average American family

My kids introducing a friend to Studio Ghibli films by describing Grave of the Fireflies.

Empirically, “Heavy Steps” is about running on old knees while listening to Comeback Kid.

@clivethompson.bsky.social Finally read your 2021 Tech Review article on ASML. I’m a sucker for process porn. Thanks for a detailed yet entertaining piece of writing (not to discount the great photos).

When you cross HAL 9000 and Jack Torrance.

Gifts in the mail! We're adjusting from injection molding to MJF printed parts. These can't do the same level of detail so these prints are helping me tune things, but they look great! Additive manufacturing has come far. blog.supermechanical.com/2025/05/12/a...

The DC shooter's neighbor was perfectly on message. Solidarity, sir.

Alan Ritchson is the only guy who can eat and replace John Fetterman. He is the best hope for our nation’s future. bsky.app/profile/jlra...

Need them to put that Tazer tracking confetti in dog food so we can find out who’s not picking up poop.

It's hard to make hardware in America when you're small. How we're making the supply chain for our environmental monitor: blog.supermechanical.com/2024/12/23/t...

When you're making a hardware product, you're really making two products. Been wanting to write about the experience of building a supply chain for a while. blog.supermechanical.com/2024/12/23/t...

Don’t pervert the gums God gave you at birth by growing hard, glistening teeth.

Pickup update #11 is a little dull unless you're into the nitty gritty of hardware production. Always fun ("fun"?) to get your first batch of boards to start analyzing the failures! (3 out of 50, but easy fixes.) blog.supermechanical.com/2024/11/14/b...

40 is the new 60 in pentadecimal

Throwback to 2002. 🇱🇰

It’s like the Norway seed vault but for Mad Max. www.hagerty.com/media/automo...

New research just dropped from me and my colleague David Della Rocca at Consumer Reports. innovation.consumerreports.org/when-will-yo...

Celebrating video on Bluesky with a multi-channel graph showing three Pickups reporting light levels (got some noise in two of them caused by LEDs that are blinking for debugging purposes).

When you're making a thousand of something, you need a whole other device to automatically test your device. This board is descended from the same DNA as the Pickups it checks, like soldier and worker ants. blog.supermechanical.com/2024/08/25/t...

Making injection-molded parts is not as hard as you think, as long as you can swallow laying down a lot of money. I wrote about the grind as I finish up the molds for Pickup: blog.supermechanical.com/2024/07/01/a...

A lot of money was spent. New Pickup project update: www.kickstarter.com/projects/sup...

Mom's an ironic hoarder.

Truly a Cambrian explosion of new social networks. My screw supplier just invited me to follow them on Alibaba Feeds to get exclusive updates. On machine screws? Man, this place is getting stressful.

Time to make the donuts. (Or, a batch of Pickup prototypes.) Latest update: www.kickstarter.com/projects/sup...