🧱 The world’s first console inspired by… concrete fences
Russian design lab “20·50” unveiled a portable console concept modeled after the iconic Soviet PO-2 concrete wall — yes, that wavy gray fence from every factory yard. Now it’s gaming’s new aesthetic. 🎮
Functionally it’s a Switch clone — detachable controllers, tabletop mode, TV dock. But the design screams post-Soviet brutalism: heavy, angular, indestructible.
It actually won Russia’s Best Industrial Design 2025, though it’s still just a concept. Maybe it’ll never launch — but admit it, it looks badass. A console built to survive both boss fights and nuclear winters. ☢️
Russian design lab “20·50” unveiled a portable console concept modeled after the iconic Soviet PO-2 concrete wall — yes, that wavy gray fence from every factory yard. Now it’s gaming’s new aesthetic. 🎮
Functionally it’s a Switch clone — detachable controllers, tabletop mode, TV dock. But the design screams post-Soviet brutalism: heavy, angular, indestructible.
It actually won Russia’s Best Industrial Design 2025, though it’s still just a concept. Maybe it’ll never launch — but admit it, it looks badass. A console built to survive both boss fights and nuclear winters. ☢️
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🍗 China’s frying chicken in space — seriously
While others snack on canned mush, astronauts aboard Tiangong are grilling New Orleans-style wings in zero-G. Crispy skin, real caramelization — space just got tasty. 🚀
The secret? A space oven brought by Shenzhou-21. With no gravity, fans push hot air like an air fryer. It hits 190°C, cooking wings in 28 minutes — versus two hours for cookies on the ISS.
Filters trap grease, the wings sit in a mesh cage (so they don’t float off mid-bite), and the smell? Probably divine. All that’s missing is hot sauce and celery — then Tiangong becomes the first cosmic KFC. 🌌
While others snack on canned mush, astronauts aboard Tiangong are grilling New Orleans-style wings in zero-G. Crispy skin, real caramelization — space just got tasty. 🚀
The secret? A space oven brought by Shenzhou-21. With no gravity, fans push hot air like an air fryer. It hits 190°C, cooking wings in 28 minutes — versus two hours for cookies on the ISS.
Filters trap grease, the wings sit in a mesh cage (so they don’t float off mid-bite), and the smell? Probably divine. All that’s missing is hot sauce and celery — then Tiangong becomes the first cosmic KFC. 🌌
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🦾 Kojima’s new collab: an actual exosuit, not merch
Yep — Hideo Kojima teamed up with Dnsys for the Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Limited Edition Z1 Pro exoskeleton. A real, working assist suit — not plastic cosplay. 💪
Designed by Yoji Shinkawa, it cuts up to 200% load off your knees, boosts walking power by 50%, and makes you feel 20 kg lighter climbing stairs. Runs 4+ hours with swappable batteries and has smart gait control with in-game-style indicators.
Perfect for hiking, heavy work, or pretending you’re Sam Porter Bridges on your grocery run. Drops Dec 2, limited stock.
Kojima doesn’t sell merch — he sells the future. 🎮
Yep — Hideo Kojima teamed up with Dnsys for the Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Limited Edition Z1 Pro exoskeleton. A real, working assist suit — not plastic cosplay. 💪
Designed by Yoji Shinkawa, it cuts up to 200% load off your knees, boosts walking power by 50%, and makes you feel 20 kg lighter climbing stairs. Runs 4+ hours with swappable batteries and has smart gait control with in-game-style indicators.
Perfect for hiking, heavy work, or pretending you’re Sam Porter Bridges on your grocery run. Drops Dec 2, limited stock.
Kojima doesn’t sell merch — he sells the future. 🎮
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🎬 Fallout Season 2 is locked and loaded
Another day, another trailer — this time for Fallout’s second season. It’s all here: nuclear vibes, rusty charm, and that perfect blend of humor and wasteland chaos. Looks like Lucy’s about to dive even deeper into the madness.
Drops December 17. Stock up on stimpaks — the Wasteland calls. ☢️
Another day, another trailer — this time for Fallout’s second season. It’s all here: nuclear vibes, rusty charm, and that perfect blend of humor and wasteland chaos. Looks like Lucy’s about to dive even deeper into the madness.
Drops December 17. Stock up on stimpaks — the Wasteland calls. ☢️
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⏺️ Daily recap — Nov 18 ⏺️
📉 Bitcoin slid under $90K, ETH dropped below $3K. Markets chose violence today. 😱 Fear & Greed Index: 11. Mood: “brace for impact.” ♻️ Coinbase listing TON and SUP on Nov 17–18 — expect volatility. 🪙 El Salvador bought 1,098 BTC for $100M. Bukele speedrunning dip-buying again. 🤝 CoinMarketCap moving to rescue DappRadar. Radar needs backup. 🚧 Cloudflare partially broke the Internet. Half the web took a timeout. 🪙 Tether invests in Ledn, pushing BTC-backed lending into the big leagues.
📉 Bitcoin slid under $90K, ETH dropped below $3K. Markets chose violence today. 😱 Fear & Greed Index: 11. Mood: “brace for impact.” ♻️ Coinbase listing TON and SUP on Nov 17–18 — expect volatility. 🪙 El Salvador bought 1,098 BTC for $100M. Bukele speedrunning dip-buying again. 🤝 CoinMarketCap moving to rescue DappRadar. Radar needs backup. 🚧 Cloudflare partially broke the Internet. Half the web took a timeout. 🪙 Tether invests in Ledn, pushing BTC-backed lending into the big leagues.
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🤖 Factory robots retire — and they look like they earned it
Figure AI just “retired” its Figure 02 bots after 11 months on BMW’s production line. They built 30K+ X3s, moved 90Kmetal parts, and now look like battle-worn workers — scratched, dusty, and nothing like showroom prototypes. 💥
Training took months; by month ten they handled 10-hour shifts solo. Precision job: place metal sheets with 5 mm tolerance. One cycle — 84s, sheet placement — 37s, accuracy 99%+. Total: 1250 hours of real labor.
The weak spot? The forearm — too many moving parts, wires, and cooling crammed into human-sized space. Constant motion killed microcontrollers. The new Figure 03 fixes it with direct motor-to-brain wiring and no wrist circuitry.
Turns out robots can grind — they just don’t complain.
Figure AI just “retired” its Figure 02 bots after 11 months on BMW’s production line. They built 30K+ X3s, moved 90Kmetal parts, and now look like battle-worn workers — scratched, dusty, and nothing like showroom prototypes. 💥
Training took months; by month ten they handled 10-hour shifts solo. Precision job: place metal sheets with 5 mm tolerance. One cycle — 84s, sheet placement — 37s, accuracy 99%+. Total: 1250 hours of real labor.
The weak spot? The forearm — too many moving parts, wires, and cooling crammed into human-sized space. Constant motion killed microcontrollers. The new Figure 03 fixes it with direct motor-to-brain wiring and no wrist circuitry.
Turns out robots can grind — they just don’t complain.
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🏋️♀️ A tiny coach that judges your form harder than humans
BodyPark just dropped Atom on Kickstarter — a palm-sized trainer that watches your workout like a strict PE teacher in a tiny hat. It weighs 155 g, sticks to any surface, and its 160° camera tilts automatically to keep you centered.
It tracks 34 skeletal points with 96% accuracy and gives real-time voice cues: “lower”, “chest up”, “step back”. Over 1,000 exercises, plus metrics like range, power, speed. The screen is tiny, but it shows what matters.
Battery lasts 72 hours, and the built-in AI coach makes custom programs. Price: $140, advanced features via $9/mosubnoscription. Kickstarter backers can snag lifetime access for $69.
Main question: will it fix your form — or your ego? 😅
BodyPark just dropped Atom on Kickstarter — a palm-sized trainer that watches your workout like a strict PE teacher in a tiny hat. It weighs 155 g, sticks to any surface, and its 160° camera tilts automatically to keep you centered.
It tracks 34 skeletal points with 96% accuracy and gives real-time voice cues: “lower”, “chest up”, “step back”. Over 1,000 exercises, plus metrics like range, power, speed. The screen is tiny, but it shows what matters.
Battery lasts 72 hours, and the built-in AI coach makes custom programs. Price: $140, advanced features via $9/mosubnoscription. Kickstarter backers can snag lifetime access for $69.
Main question: will it fix your form — or your ego? 😅
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🤖 China is making too many humanoids — and now it’s worried
Over 150 companies in China are building humanoid robots, with more popping up every month. Sounds futuristic, but regulators just called it what it is: a potential robotics bubble. Too many look-alike bots, not enough real innovation.
The twist? Humanoids are one of China’s official priority industries through 2030. The robotics index is up 26%, Citigroup expects explosive growth next year, and UBTech boasts 1B+ yuan in orders. The hype machine is running hot.
But real-world adoption? Barely visible. Lots of robots, not much impact. So the government wants to clean up: boost core tech, regulate market entry/exit, and push robots from expo booths into actual workplaces and homes.
Right now it’s less “AI revolution” and more “clone convention.”
Over 150 companies in China are building humanoid robots, with more popping up every month. Sounds futuristic, but regulators just called it what it is: a potential robotics bubble. Too many look-alike bots, not enough real innovation.
The twist? Humanoids are one of China’s official priority industries through 2030. The robotics index is up 26%, Citigroup expects explosive growth next year, and UBTech boasts 1B+ yuan in orders. The hype machine is running hot.
But real-world adoption? Barely visible. Lots of robots, not much impact. So the government wants to clean up: boost core tech, regulate market entry/exit, and push robots from expo booths into actual workplaces and homes.
Right now it’s less “AI revolution” and more “clone convention.”
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🔥 Samsung just dropped its triple-folding monster
Samsung finally joined the race Huawei was running solo: meet the Galaxy Z TriFold, a dual-hinge phone that unfolds into a 10-inch tablet. Yup — a real, shipping tri-fold, not a lab tease.
The screens slap: 10" 2160×1584 @1600 nits, outer 6.5" @2600 nits, both 120 Hz. You can run three vertical apps side by side, plus standalone Samsung DeX — a full desktop UI with no external monitor. 💻✨
Specs? Snapdragon 8 Elite, 16 GB RAM, up to 1 TB storage, 5600 mAh across three cells, 50% charge in 30 minutes. Cameras: 200 MP main, ultrawide, 3× tele, and dual 10 MP selfie cams.
Folded thickness 12.9 mm, weight 309 g, IP48, titanium hinges, and a warning system that buzzes if you fold it wrong. Each unit gets a CT scan at the factory — wild.
What’s missing? No S Pen. At all. Korea launch: Dec 12. Global: Q1 2026. Price: $2500.
The foldable endgame? Samsung sure thinks so.
Samsung finally joined the race Huawei was running solo: meet the Galaxy Z TriFold, a dual-hinge phone that unfolds into a 10-inch tablet. Yup — a real, shipping tri-fold, not a lab tease.
The screens slap: 10" 2160×1584 @1600 nits, outer 6.5" @2600 nits, both 120 Hz. You can run three vertical apps side by side, plus standalone Samsung DeX — a full desktop UI with no external monitor. 💻✨
Specs? Snapdragon 8 Elite, 16 GB RAM, up to 1 TB storage, 5600 mAh across three cells, 50% charge in 30 minutes. Cameras: 200 MP main, ultrawide, 3× tele, and dual 10 MP selfie cams.
Folded thickness 12.9 mm, weight 309 g, IP48, titanium hinges, and a warning system that buzzes if you fold it wrong. Each unit gets a CT scan at the factory — wild.
What’s missing? No S Pen. At all. Korea launch: Dec 12. Global: Q1 2026. Price: $2500.
The foldable endgame? Samsung sure thinks so.
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