This video confuses me to no end, and that has nothing to do with me staying up until four in the morning drinking rum and playing tower defense games. Yo Ho Ho, I’m Captain More-Ham!

Besides putting on a pretty light show, this device also tells time. I don’t quite get how it pulls this off, but after seeing the video, I’m pretty sure that a functional hard drive isn’t necessary.

I’m pretty sure that you could set this thing to hypnotize people, which could come in really handy when the IRS performs their audit this afternoon.

EDIT: I’m getting a huge refund! Thanks Uncle Sam.

Hard Drive Clock [hacked gadgets]

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That’s right, Gmail now lets you ‘unsend’ emails- but only if you react with a five second timeframe. I think they should let their users determine how long the emails are held. Especially since my most regretful emails are sent while drunk, and five seconds is not nearly enough. Of course, too long, and the convenience of email fades… maybe two or three minutes would be a good timeframe.

Now the next time you accidentally include your grandmother’s email address in an email to your girlfriend, you won’t have to spend the next three hours in the shower and the subsequent hour huddled under an electric blanket.

Now, if only I used Gmail, I could take advantage of this sweet, embarrassment-saving feature.

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This is one seriously well stocked wine cellar. What makes it interesting? It’s actually located under someone’s kitchen floor. That, and I’m a sucker for alcoholic beverages. I’m also a sucker of alcoholic beverages. This kitchen is like crouching Riesling, hidden Zinfandel, because there’s enough wine there to kick anyone’s ass and make them feel all floaty.

Four more pics and an explanation of the technical side of this $30,000 wine cellar at the source:

Hidden Spiral Staircase Leads to Incredible Wine Cellar [Tech E Blog]