Infinite Desktop Dungeon

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Put a little castle on your desk with the Infinite Dungeon Corridor. This new take on the infinite mirror effect makes it look like there’s an endless torch-lined corridor in front of you. It measures about 7” x 9.5” x 3.75” and you can hang it on your castle wall or place it on any flat surface like a desk, guillotine, table, shelf, or whatever you have in your abode.
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It’s like a miniature Medieval scene for your home or office. The torches flicker (running on 3 AA batteries) and have 3 brightness levels to perfectly set the mood. Peer off into the infinite vastness of a never-ending hallway while you contemplate the meaning of life at the end of this long chamber or whether or not you should classify that accounts payable as a debit or a credit. Hint: debit.
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Infinite Desktop Dungeon
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Mirror 180 is Two Mirrors in One

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It’s like getting two mirrors in one with the Mirror 180. This circular wall-mounted mirror has two halves that slightly angled away from each other so that you see two different angles at once. Great for sharing, above, or just to create a point of interest in your living space.
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The 20″ diameter mirror was designed by Halb/Halb. The back has three different hanging options, so you can hang it so the two halves are vertically stacked (with the top reflecting to the ceiling), horizontally (top picture), or diagonally.
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Mirror 180 is Two Mirrors in One

Stylish Cycle Safety

A Second Look is a creative cycling safety accessory that incorporates rear vision mirrors integrated into a wooden handlebar to give riders an easy way to check out what’s around them. Even more useful are seamlessly integrated LED signals that indicate the rider’s intention to turn. Together, these functional elements make for a safer ride without sacrificing style!

Designer: Annabelle Nichols

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Don’t Go To The Mirror, Let The Mirror Come To You

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You gotta love first world problems. Oh, you’re annoyed you have to lean over the sink to get close enough to the mirror and pop that pimple? Cool story, bro. Here, have a solution you absolutely don’t need for the problem you just invented, you lazy bastard, you! But hey, if there’s money to be made, someone somewhere will try to sell it. The Miior is a bathroom mirror that’s mounted on a extending scissor arm, much like the smaller side mirrors some restroom mirrors have, only this time the whole thing moves forward. Pull on it, and it’s pressed up against your face, right where you want it so you can examine the pores on your forehead with greater efficiency.

We’re not fond of it, to be honest, because really, what’s wrong with bending forward? But you never know, maybe we’re just too unrefined or something. We don’t know how much it costs, but we can tell you it comes in three shapes and they’ve got built-in diffused LED lighting.

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Intimate Grooming Mirror

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It’s the mirror that lets you see EVERYWHERE. This Intimate Grooming Mirror Intimate Grooming Mirror has a suction cup attached via a gooseneck, allowing you to mount it most anywhere in your bathroom and see those areas you need to. Check out your neck, back, legs, feet, and other areas too (nether regions!). Great for shaving and for those with limited mobility. Simple solution.

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Intimate Grooming Mirror

Restaurant Installs 1-Way Mirror In Women’s Restroom

Dots, a Vienna experimental sushi restaurant, has installed a one-way mirror into the women’s restroom, giving the mens a peek into what they actually do in there. Because one thing’s for true, is that there is NO pooping going on. Right ladies? The mirrors actually only allow a view into the main bathroom area (presumably to make sure you wash your hands), NOT into any stalls. Good thing, because nobody wants anyone peeping when they’re peeing. I certainly can’t go Number 1 if I have an audience — I get stage fright! Number 2? Well, that’s a completely different story. I’m actually going right now as we speak!

See-Through Public Toilet Lets You Do a Number Two While the Rest of the World Passes You By

Having to take a dump in public is the subject of many people’s nightmares. And that nightmare is about to become a reality if you suddenly have the urge to go and the closest toilet you can find is Monica Bonvicini’s public toilet-slash-art installation called ‘Don’t Miss A Sec.’

That title’s certainly appropriate, since the toilet is located right on the sidewalk. And with its one-way mirrors, you can see whatever is happening or whoever happens to be walking by while you do your thing, while nobody outside can see in. At least I hope not.

Saw your girlfriend pass by while you’re inside? “Hey, I just saw you while I was…” Or maybe you witnessed a robbery while you were finishing up? “Yes, Officer, I was right inside when the whole thing happened. Look, I even capture the whole thing on my phone. Oh, sorry, you weren’t supposed to see that, I was just about to flush…”

You won’t miss a sec, all right, but I’m sure you’ll have the hardest time going when you’re in this bathroom.

[via Incredible Things]


Fisker confirms Q&A outlining Karma woes and fixes, may establish council to talk issues in person

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Fisker has had more than its fair share of teething troubles with the Karma, but it has to be given credit for going out of its way to listen to early adopters. The hybrid car builder has confirmed to Autoblog that a question and answer session making the rounds is the official result of town hall discussions that have both acknowledged problems and promised fixes where they're possible. The answers we've been given are a mix of sober realities and practical remedies. Drivers hoping for outright hardware upgrades to improve performance with existing Karmas will have to keep wishing; thankfully, a host of firmware fixes are on the way to improve at least the sedan's Command Center system and mirrors. PR lead Roger Ormisher even hints that there could be an in-person council that would tackle concerns more directly than the remote pep talks. We're mostly hoping for the day when Fisker stamps out the bugs and doesn't need the Q&A to put Karma owners' minds at ease.

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Here’s Looking At You: Home Covered in Many, Many Mirrors

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Have you ever torn apart your house looking for a mirror? Well, in this home, covered in thousands of them, finding a mirror will never, ever be an issue again.

There are numerous superstitions revolving around mirrors. said to be a reflection of a person’s soul, mirrors were utilized in witchcraft. ...
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