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Stare-EO Workshop How Magic Eye 3D Illusions Are Made

This is the Software People Used to Create Magic Eye 3D Illusions in the 90s

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Stare-EO Workshop How Magic Eye 3D Illusions Are Made
Back in the ‘90s, Magic Eye autostereograms were a cultural fever dream, turning bookstores and living rooms into staring contests where squinting at a chaotic color swirl could unlock a hidden 3D scene. These single-image illusions felt like sorcery, but they were a clever trick of neuroscience and barebones creativity, as a new LGR video from Clint Bas reveals, diving into the DOS-era Stare-EO Workshop that let anyone diving into the DOS-era Stare-EO Workshop that let anyone create these mind-bending visuals on floppy drive-equipped computers.

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Japan New Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour Trailer

Japan Gets New Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour Trailer, Teases Some of the 20 Minigames

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Japan New Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour Trailer
Nintendo has always had a knack for making hardware feel like a friend, not just a device. With the Nintendo Switch 2 set to launch on Thursday (June 5), the Welcome Tour is essentially an interactive exhibit designed to introduce players to the Switch 2’s features through a blend of minigames and tech demos. Clocking in at five minutes, the Japanese overview trailer reveals a $9.99 digital experience packed with 20 minigames and 14 tech demos, but the decision to charge for it has sparked chatter.

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Google Pixel 10 Pro Test Unit Prototype

Google Pixel 10 Pro Prototype Allegedly Spotted in the Wild

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Google Pixel 10 Pro Test Unit Prototype
Google’s Pixel line has always been Android’s understated champ, mixing cutting-edge software with sharp design to show what a phone can do, and now whispers of the Pixel 10 Pro are stirring thanks to a prototype caught in the wild. Spotted ahead of its rumored August 13, 2025, debut, this phone sticks close to the Pixel 9 Pro’s playbook but mixes in a few upgrades that could make it a quiet powerhouse.

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Foldable 100W Anker Nano Charger

Don’t Pay $45, Get a Foldable 100W Anker Nano Charger with 6-Foot USB-C Cable for $29.99

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Foldable 100W Anker Nano Charger
The ultra compact 100W Anker Nano Charger comes with a 6-foot USB-C cable, and you can get both for $29.99, originally $44.99. Measuring just 2.24 x 1.97 x 1.15 inches when folded, it’s roughly the size of a matchbox, making it a dream for anyone who’s ever wrestled with overstuffed carry-ons. At 6.7 ounces, it’s lighter than a paperback, yet it delivers a staggering 100 watts of power through a single USB-C port. Product page.

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Xbox Series X Milk Pitcher Canada

Xbox Series X Milk Pitcher is Real and Only Available in Canada

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Xbox Series X Milk Pitcher Canada
Bagged milk, Canada’s kitchen oddity, just got a gamerific glow-up with Xbox Canada’s Xbox Series X Milk Pitcher, a quirky nod to the console’s futuristic vibe. You drop a plastic milk pouch into this jug, snip the corner, and pour—same old ritual, but now with a 1.3-liter vessel that screams Microsoft’s flagship aesthetic. It’s practical, eco-conscious, and a bit weird to anyone unfamiliar with Canada’s milk-in-a-bag obsession.

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Paradromics Connexus Brain-Computer Interface BCI

Neuralink Rival Paradromics Successfully Implants Connexus Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) in Epilepsy Patient for the First Time

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Paradromics Connexus Brain-Computer Interface BCI
In a quiet operating room at the University of Michigan, a team of neurosurgeons made history. For the first time, a patient undergoing epilepsy surgery had a brain-computer interface (BCI) device, called the Connexus, implanted and removed in a swift 20-minute procedure. This milestone marks a bold step forward in the quest to connect human brains directly to computers.

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3D-Printed BB Gun

3D-Printed BB Gun with 4-Bar Linkage Design Might Be the Coolest We’ve Seen

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3D-Printed BB Gun
3D printing is often a hobbyist’s haven for churning out quirky desk toys or handy spare parts, but [It’s on my MIND] just dropped a project that demands attention: a 3D-printed BB gun that’s equal parts clever and surprising. Forget flimsy plastic shooters—this single-piece marvel, fresh off the printer, uses a four-bar linkage to transform a trigger pull into a mechanical masterpiece, proving there’s serious ingenuity in the DIY world.

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