Craig Robinson ("Pineapple Express"; "The Office") wants to become your screensaver, and share weird stories with you.  This video explains why he is such a cool guy.  And why he occasionally walks with a limp.  (Download...

A dude with a major ant problem discovers the unusual source of his bug blues. If he was smart, he'd sell the whole package as a pre-made science project to some lazy school kid. If he was sadistic, he'd open up Photoshop and...

We lost track of him for a while, but we recently checked in with Donnie Hoyle to see how he's doing.  Yep, he's still acerbically instructing his phantom audience in the tricks of the Photoshop trade... and probing the...

The guerilla theater group "Improv Everywhere" goes like, totally, retro with their latest public attack. The "agents" calmly enter a busy Starbucks, one-by-one, with their huge desktop computers and monitors. The caffeine...

Seriously, what are they putting in the coffee these days? Though this freak-out doesn't seem exactly authentic, you have to give it points for passionate creepiness. Plus, it could happen. We'd tear apart a Starbucks if our...

This new conceptual video game, "levelHead," from Julian Oliver, is sure to set your mind spinning through the looking glass. By tilting an ordinary cube in front of a special camera, players guide an avatar through a maze in...

Here's the debut episode of the video series from the uber-bloggers of BoingBoing featuring highlights from their site. Mark introduces us to a few "Visions of the Future" and Xeni covers "Listography" with a quirky tech...

In this truly inspirational video, a professor returns to his campus to give a final lecture in achieving your childhood dreams. Long story short, Randy Pausch, professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, was...

In case you've been out of the tech geek loop, Microsoft introduced its "Surface" product recently to try to steal buzz away from Apple's iPhone. It's allegedly a PC with a 30-inch touchscreen, but this video uses company...

The TED (Technology, Engineering, Design) Conference always showcases the latest and geekiest, and this video is a prime example. While the presenter from Microsoft may be a little monotonous, the program that he's presenting...

A send-up of 80s-era teen computer movies (think War Games for gals: “Hacking is radical… and accessible to women!), including an awesome robot high-five. A yacht skipper is oddly uninterested in tantalizing extra-marital...

The sequel is even better than the original--and that hasn't happened since Godfather II.

Extremely clever flash animation by an artist named Alan Becker.

Why spend all that time solving a Rubik's cube when you can just code a computer program, build a custom cube-rotator, and integrate optical devices in such a way that the puzzle can be solved automatically? We are astonished...