Nerdist was started by Chris Hardwick and has grown to be a many headed beast.

Top Ten Horror Games We're Dying To Play

  Gamers who love to be frightened, rejoice! This is an excellent time for horror games — after the disappointing transition of many our favorite classic horror-survival games to a more action-adventure feel (*cough*RE6*cough*), many indie developers are stepping up and showing us what it means again to be truly terrified. Here are ten horror games we’re looking forward to playing: Amnesia- A Machine for Pigs (Frictional Games)-… more

WIRED Science Now On Hulu!

I look very serious in this picture. Let’s all just admit that. I’m “up to something.” Clearly it’s the kind of conspiratory hijinks one might find in an X Files… more

How To Make A Steampunk Keyboard

Whether you’ve recently been plucked out of your 19th century timestream and are trying to adapt to our technology’s sterile aesthetic or you’re just a busybody with a lot of… more

WIRED: Science Vessel For Sale!

Late last year I interviewed rogue geneticist Craig Venter for WIRED Science aboard his awesome research sloop Sorcerer II (Sorcerer I was devoured after failing a saving throw against an… more
 

WIRED: DIY Laser Hacks

I wrote this for the December 2007 issue, but I didn’t have this blog then so here we are…. more

WIRED: Nap Tech

Yes, technology bleeds into every little crevice of our lives, like a zombie virus. Here’s my Wired article for the June issue. I particularly enjoy the characterization of me, which… more

2008 CES: Casio EX-F1 Camera

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2008 CES: The Neonode N2

While eating at a schmancy sushi place in the Venetian, I noticed a Nordic looking fellow when he pulled out what looked like the result of an iPhone accidentally knocking… more

2008 CES: 3-D DLP HDTV

Samsung really impressed me this year. From the capable yet stylish Blackjack II cell phone to a powerful virtual surround Sound Bar with a wireless Bluetooth subwoofer to a new… more

Nitrocellulose Pwns Lance Burton

Hey, Cotton…Nitric and sulfuric acids OWN your ass! The aforementioned cellular ass-owning was recently demonstrated by Dr. Chris Schrempp and myself on Wired Science. While this experiment would have… more
 
 
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