Dan Jones

I know it’s coming up on summer, but when it gets chilly, you’re going to need a sweater. Plus, this is a Captain Marvel sweater which makes it way more awesome than your average sweater. All you need is the mohawk and you’re good to go.

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Hopefully Sh*tty Charmander guy sees this.

(via Reddit)

Great for listening to the smooth sounds of the Cantina band!

You'll soon be able to cast your Chromebook desktop to another screen straight from the Chrome OS system tray.

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I don't usually talk about "bad" baby names. Names are chosen with great thought and care, and a choice isn't wrong just because it doesn't suit your taste or mine. Yet I've talked to enough anguished parents to know that it's possible to for a name choice to lead to painful regrets. The usual misstep isn't bad taste, but a bad decision process. Here are the most common mistakes that can lead to namer's remorse:

1. Talking yourself out of your own taste. Parents put a lot of pressure on themselves to be creative with their name choices. I've heard plenty of wistful moms talk about lifelong favorite names they abandoned out of fear that they're not original or distinctive enough to impress people. Listen to your heart. If you get a happy glow when you hear a particular name, chances are others will too. What better start in life could a child have than a name that makes people happy?

2. Putting the middle name first. "We're using the middle name Morton after my grandfather. What first name goes with Morton?" Red alert, red alert! You're doing this backwards. You're not going to use that middle name on a daily basis, and frankly, you don't even like it. (If you did, you'd be using it as a first name.) So put the middle name aside until you've come up with a few ideas you really love, then it can serve as a tiebreaker. Don't count on a middle name to fix a tough first-last match, either. At the end of the day, Reed Alexander Snead is still Reed Snead.

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Google Maps now lets you send a place from the desktop site to the mobile app for iOS. You first need to open Google Maps for iOS, go to the Settings, tap Notifications, enable "Sent from desktop Maps" and tap OK to allow Google Maps to send notifications. "Make sure you're signed in to Google Maps with the same account across your computer and mobile devices with the latest version of Maps for mobile installed," informs Google. Then you can search for a place in desktop Google Maps, click "send to device", pick the iOS device and you'll get a notification on your device. If you miss a notification, you can find in the "Recent notifications" section from the Settings.

Some similar features are available for Android from the desktop Google Search site. You can send directions, notes and even set an alarm. Unfortunately, "send to device" is not available in Google Maps for Android yet.

{ via Lifehacker }

Parents often disapprove of the apparel choices of their kids. One mom took things to a whole new level when her 16-year-old daughter ordered a crocheted crop top on Amazon. It was so small and revealing that she used a picture of the family cat in her scathing review. One size fits all indeed.

See the review after the break…

(Amazon via reddit via Mashable)

You’re the hero your office deserves.

Entertainment Earth’s new Batman Classic Chair Cape is is 24-inches long, and includes an adjustable hook and loop belt that will fit most size chairs. The cape drapes down the back of the chair and there’s a great elastic band with the Batman symbol to hold it in place.

Hopefully EE will versions for other heroes down the line.

This exclusive is limited to 2,400 pieces and will first be sold at San Diego Comic-Con 2015 at the Entertainment Earth Booth #2343 but it’s available for pre-order for those of you who won’t be able to make the show.

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To keep it short, I guess you could say goTennas turn smartphones into really powerful walkie-talkies. Except more like walkie-texties. The self-contained signal generators require no cell towers, WiFi connectivity, or satellites to give their connected phones the power of text and GPS location sharing when off-grid, at crowded events, or during emergencies. goTenna works even when its paired devices are in Airplane Mode and, with its end-to-end encryption, can also be used to maintain privacy when signals are available.

Like walkie-talkies, all parties communicating via goTenna must be carrying the device. Usage range varies depending on the terrain and elevation, but is generally solid from 1 to 6 miles, with a theoretical maximum of 50 miles in ideal conditions. To use a goTenna, users must first pair it with their Android or iOS smartphones (via Bluetooth-LE) and then use the goTenna app to type out texts or share a location. Transmission is possible to a single person, multiple parties, or to all goTenna users within range. Once the "Send" button is hit, the data travels to the goTenna, which then shoots out long-range VHF radio waves to the intended recipients' goTennas and, finally, to their goTenna apps.

goTenna must be within around 20' of the connected phone to receive and transmit, and supports text messages of up to 160 characters. When a GPS location is shared, it appears on detailed offline maps on the recipients' goTenna app. Voice and images are not currently included in the transmission system.

At printing, goTennas were available for pre-order at a reduced introductory price, with shipment expected in Summer 2015. The signal generators are sold in twos, and each pair also includes 2 micro-USB charging cables. More questions? Check out goTenna's extensive FAQ page and you'll likely find your answer.

Announced during Google I/O, Google’s new Family section on the Google Play store, chock full of apps, books, TV shows and more, is now live.

Google is working hard to make Google Play a family’s first stop in finding certified, organized family-friendly content. In Google Play’s Family section, all manners of media has been sorted and arranged to help make finding wholesome entertainment easier. Parents can browse content by things like popular characters, Dora and Elmo are two good examples, apps for creating art, interactive stories, exclusive Google Play apps and more.

To check out the new Family section in Google Play, hit up the source link below. We’d love to hear how you plan on using Google Play’s Family section in the comments below.

Similar to the Hovertrax, but taking Team Circle over Team Straight Line, the Airwheel is a self-balancing scooter that rides like a unicycle with a motor. And no seat. And without the sidekick bear in a tutu.

According to its Chinese developers, Airwheel combines aerospace attitude control theory, fuzzy software algorithms, and a gyroscope system to maintain its riders' balance as they lean forward and backward. I'm sure you can still crash it or spontaneously fall over going at a slow, easy pace, but the Airwheel tech endeavors to make this outcome far less likely. (The transporter also has a built-in safety feature wherein if the wheel tilts sideways at more than a 45-degree angle its control system activates side-tilt protection, which immediately stops the machine from running.)

During use, riders simply lean forward/backward to propel forward, accelerate, decelerate, and brake. The left-right balance motions are similar to those used when riding a bike. On-board gyroscopes and inertial monitoring respond to weight shifts by making constant slight corrections to the Airwheel motor speed and power.

At around 22 pounds, Airwheel is lightweight enough to carry on a bus or subway as a means of filling in the gaps in point-to-point commutes. The unicycle hybrid has a maximum speed of 11 mph, and a range of 14 miles. Charge time runs around 90 minutes. Airwheel packages also come with a pair of training wheels for new users to attach as they learn to ride.

The X3 Airwheel pictured here is one of around a dozen different models the company produces. Check out a few more of them here.

Humanity weeps as Candy Crush Saga comes preinstalled with Windows 10

Why let the minifigs have all the fun? Build your own modular walls, furniture, and decor with EverBlock life-size building blocks. Click here and enter to win a set of 50 Full and 8 Half EverBlocks in the colors of your choice! A $385 value!

This giveaway is open to US residents only.

About EverBlock Life-Size Building Blocks

Possibilities for building with the EverBlock line of completely modular and snap-together tiles stretch as high as you can stack the blocks. While standing on your tiptoes a ladder a roof the top of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. From room dividers and decorative walls to tables and desks to props and temporary installations for special events, the bricks bring the joys of tinkering and limitless creativity to life, and to practical use.

As a modular system, EverBlock structures are easy to modify, take apart, transport, ans re-assemble as needed. Each brick is designed to pressure fit into the lugs above and below it, establishing a strong enough link between components that builders can even stagger blocks in 3" increments to create different patterns. EverBlocks are made of a hi-impact Polypropylene co-polymer ("no-break") with UV inhibitors added for outdoor use. They are hollow inside, but do contain support ribs for additional strength and to contribute to a tight fit with the connector lugs snapped below them.

The Full and Half EverBlock sizes up for grab here measure 12" long x 6" wide x 6" deep (2.2. pounds) and 6" long x 6" wide x 6" deep (1 pound) respectively. Each is available in 12 different colors for the winner to mix and match. Building with the blocks is, well, you know how to build with these blocks: align each new block over the one below it and press down until you can't push any further. Read more about the building process here.

EverBlock Life-Size Building Blocks Giveaway Entry Instructions

To register, click here and fill out the EverBlock Life-Size Building Blocks Giveaway entry form. Or, if you're already a member of DudeIWantThat.com, when the magic entry form button appears, just click it to enter.

Giveaway prize includes: 50 x Full-Size and 8 x Half-Size EverBlocks in the winner's choice of colors. Total retail value is approximately $385.

The EverBlock Life-Size Building Blocks Giveaway entry period is open through 11:59 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 14th, 2015. Our drawn winner will be contacted by email within 48 hours of the entry period's conclusion, and will have 12 hours to respond and claim his/her prize. (Should we not hear back from a drawn winner in the specified time period, a new winner will be drawn and contacted.)

Winner should allow up to 3 weeks for prize delivery.

Once a winner is drawn and confirmed, s/he will be announced below.

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EverBlocks are available for individual and bulk purchase at any time from the company's online store. In addition to Full- and Half-size, buyers can also purchase Quarter-size bricks (3" long x 6" wide x 6" high, 1/2 pound). Finishing cap blocks are also available should you want to add a flat surface to your finished creation.

EverBlock Life-Size Building Blocks Giveaway Winner

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‘The Big Bang Theory’ just did what no TV show has ever done before

Some people on Fast Sunday:

me on Fast Sunday:

I tried Paleo and now I hate everything.

What is there to say about Tropical Tahiti's floating island raft fit for you and 7 of your favorite water-lovin', sun-soakin', float-happy, swimsuit-clad cats besides P-A-R-T-Y and O-R-G-Y?

Grab a couple 6-packs and a bottle of SPF 30--not the spray kind, please, I prefer to be rubbed down--and flop aboard this friendly sea monster of summer. The island raft floats up to 8 people in its contoured loungers and wading pool, plus keeps their drinks and snacks upright and icy cold in cup holders and built-in coolers. A boarding platform rounds out the raft's 221" x 119.5" surface area. Total weight capacity is 1,760 pounds. Buy today, start tomorrow, and you should have it inflated by August.

After 7 children of her own, Eileen Mulder is a happy mother to many more at age 78

Stephen Colbert shocks South Carolina schools by funding every single teacher-requested grant

Microsoft is first to let you flip the middle finger emoji