This clip from the skiing documentary Days of My Youth shows Cody Townsend going through a narrow and nearly vertical tunnel at the Tordrillo Mountains in Alaska. Powder Awards awarded him the Best Line of the year for his stunt.

We know we just shared an Odesza remix, but can you blame us for bringing them back if they keep churning these babies out? This time Harrison and Clay worked their magic on pop star Sia’s hit single Big Girls Cry.

Back in stock! This handy gadget combines a writing instrument with a stylus, philips and flathead screwdrivers, level, 3-scale ruler and an eraser all in one. Available in yellow, black or silver; ballpoint or rollerball variants.

Swag Brewery’s hand-poured soy wax candles offer beer-inspired scents including a sweet vanilla porter, a fruity apricot wheat, and a spicy, hoppy IPA. Don’t worry, they don’t smell like spilled beer. On the contrary, they smell great.

These made-to-order rings are crafted from real 2×2 twill carbon fiber, producing unisex jewelry that is lightweight and durable – and sure to be a conversation starter. Each ring is wet-sanded to a semi-gloss finish.

(NSFW) Another self-deprecating single from comedic rapper Lil Dicky. This time he pokes fun at rappers who brag about their misdeeds while claiming that he’s just as bad as they are, what with his jaywalking, torrenting and stuff.

An amazing demonstration of Fanuc’s robots working together on an assembly line, sorting and organizing objects with amazing speed and accuracy. If only Lucy and Ethel had robotic assistants like these.

Cobi is a modular system that adds modern features to bicycles. It has a smartphone dock, a thumb controller, an automatic headlight and rear lights/turn signals. Its mobile app has a map, stat trackers, a theft alarm and more.

The last minute of 1999 was nearly 15 years ago. Boy don’t you feel old? Let’s look back at the decade that gave us Furbies, The Fresh Prince, Pogs, and this little thing we call the Internet, courtesy of the the fine folks of Mental Floss.

Nintype is a third-party keyboard that lets you type up to 130 words per minute on any iOS 8 device. It lets you swipe through letters using two fingers, call up shorcuts with flicks and more. Its animations are a sight to behold. Tutorial here.

Students from the University of Minnesota captured raindrops hitting sand at various velocities using a high-speed camera. Apparently the craters left behind by the drops are similar to those made by asteroid impacts.

“Sir, reporting high levels of sass!” The first trailer for Pixar’s upcoming movie Inside Out reveals that the young heroine Riley is not the only one with creatures literally inside her head. Her parents have them too.

You may recall that time when farmer Derek Klingenberg serenaded his herd of cattle with Lorde’s Royals. This time he’s back with a little holiday trombone cheer for the bovines. Who knew cows liked popcorn?

The RED team rallies to stop BLU team’s bomb-filled train from reaching their town. Well, everyone except for the Heavy, because the Medic thought he’d just get in the way. James McVinnie’s Team Fortress 2 film is top notch.

Watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon, watermelon… what a melon.

Animator PES just released his latest stop-motion flick, and it’s a doozie. Submarine Sandwich is set in an old-fashioned deli, where lunch is made from just about anything other than actual food. We’ll have a football and cash, hold the slinkies.

It’s shaping up to be the movie event of 2015, loaded with everything we love about Mad Max: insane cars, explosive chases, crazy costumes, dust clouds, and a cast of utter whack-jobs. Sorry, Mel, but we’re pretty sure we won’t miss you.

Artists Mimi Son and Elliot Woods of Kimchi and Chips created this incredible light installation which uses countless, precisely controlled light beams to create volumetric objects which appear to float in space. Geek out on the tech here.

A Japanese retail worker demonstrates a simple, yet effective technique which allows you to wrap boxes using diagonal folds – minimizing cuts, wasted paper and tape, and resulting in a perfectly wrapped box.

Mankind has disappeared; the buildings left behind somehow came alive. One house leaves his dying town to see the world and meets new friends along the way in this great animated short about the bittersweet journey that is life.

“The [Apple II’s] retail price was $666.66, because I as a mathematician like repeating digits.” Personal computer pioneer and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks about the early days of the company in this rare interview.

Honest Trailers reminds us just how silly the concept was for what somehow became the most fun and popular movie of 2014. When you really think about it, the premise sounds like something that should have been a box office flop.

US President Barack Obama once again leveraged a comedy show to promote the Affordable Care Act (and poke fun at himself). He took over The Colbert Report, replacing Stephen Colbert to do The Word The Decree.