New Hardware Drop: The ‘Gaslighting Is Not Real’ Shirt (Low-Resolution Fashion)
A quick look at the latest ‘must-have’ wearable from the internet’s most chaotic corner. Is it a bold statement or just more digital clutter?
Read moreYou make it……We break it!
You make it……We break it!
A quick look at the latest ‘must-have’ wearable from the internet’s most chaotic corner. Is it a bold statement or just more digital clutter?
Read moreiFixit just peeked under the hood of the Steam Frame, and while the easy repairs are nice, the heat management is a whole different story.
Read moreA deep dive into the MONTX P10 concept truck, a vehicle so overengineered it features a bed-mounted aircraft. Is it the future of off-roading or just an expensive way to break things?
Read moreForget high-frequency trading or overclocking your CPU; the real question of 2026 is whether you’re a true Creed fan. A new custom embroidered hat is here to call your bluff.
Read moreA massive discovery of 2,000-year-old iron might just break our current understanding of ancient trade routes. Turns out, the ancients were running much more complex logistics than your average Amazon Prime delivery.
Read moreThe iFixit teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro is here, revealing a mechanical masterpiece that’s also a repair nightmare. Let’s dive into the tiny, unfixable blades of the new camera system.
Read moreA new ‘Queer Ranch Prank Package’ has surfaced online, promising chaos for your friends. Is this the peak of hardware-based mischief, or just a way to waste money on nothing?
Read moreA Kickstarter campaign promises a magical LED staff lamp for $169. Is it a brilliant piece of atmospheric hardware or just an expensive way to clutter your workshop?
Read moreA recent Pew poll shows that nearly half of the world expects AI to gut the job market. Let’s talk about whether the silicon revolution is actually coming for your paycheck or just your boring spreadsheet tasks.
Read moreiFixit took their toolkit on a tour across Europe this summer, hitting up hacker camps and Maker Faires to prove that repair is still alive and kicking.
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