Stub Stumbler
Are you ready kids?! I can’t hear you! Are you ready?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
JPEG -> Animated GIF
Using the magic of technology, the folks over at Plotagraph Pro has come up with a way to turn basic flat JPEG images into animated GIFs. Sort of like a cinemagraph, instead of needing to take a video though, or use layers in Photoshop, the software will use algorithms to animate the existing data in … Continued
SSSTTumbleDd!
BECausE I sAiD so!!
Smash Bros. On a Calculator
Alright, Alright, I’m aittle late to the party here, but better late then never I say. Omnimaga user Hayleia has put together a port of Super Smash Bros. onto the Ti-83/84 graphing calculators. You know, those big bulky things that for some reason are still required for high school calculus even though everyone’s phone has more … Continued
Magical Stumbles
It’s magically WRONG! It’s also quite short this month. Sorry about that lots of other things have come up so I haven’t been stumbling or imguring or redditing as much as I used to. Don’t worry though, I insist to rectify that problem in the next post. There will be well into double digit stumble … Continued
POV Hockey Tricks
The stick’s POV specifically. Yes, I will never stop saying how impressive Hockey is. {reddit}
DIY Railgun
reddit user zebralemur has made the world’s most powerful civilian made electro-magnetic railgun. A railgun for those who don’t know is a type of weapon that uses alternating electric currents to accelerate a slug to super speeds. No explosion necessary. It’s usually very powerful and very dangerous. But also very difficult, and very dangerous to make. … Continued
The Stumble Gun
Stumble Time 1234. It’s been some time, but then again, I always say that, and still, here we are. This month’s addition has quite alot of videos. Be it in .gif format, or webm format, either way, there are a high proportion of moving photos, I have warned you. Now, onto the funness:
DIY LASER Engraver
Yesterday I shared with you a LEGO printer. Today, I have something alittle more high-tech, a LASER engraver by reddit user WaveOfThought. Oh, by the way, this was done in his High School Engineering class, and it only cost about $250 minus the cost of some of the wood frame, which is minimal. Take … Continued
Magnetic Clock
Ferrofluid is a pretty neat substance. Tiny, often magnetic microscopic particles are suspended in a liquid. Then, using regular magnets, or electromagnets, you can control what they do. It has many practical uses, but also the below artistic one (which also has a practical use as a clock). You can buy the said clock, but … Continued