This kid(?) has a *ton* of video games. I mean, just look at the pictures here.

This is an interview with the owner, who appears to be pretty reclusive and just plain odd - he only answered 10 of the 17 questions posed to him.

A cool collection of all sorts of different case mods.

I mean, just on the front page I see everything from a cow to R2D2 to an aquarium.

What's better is that each picture links to an article on how it was built.

This is a great article on how to get about your computer and the internet without your mouse.

Looks like there's some good tips and software to be found here.

This is a super crazy, but awesome, DIY project. Essentially, it takes an old school typewriter and mods it to be a computer keyboard.

This delves into some circuitry stuff, so this really isn't for the faint at heart.

bluelounge makes products which present "simple solutions to nagging problems."

Case in point, the Cableyoyo, which, as best I can tell, lets you wrap a cable, say the one from your Mac to your iPod into a little container and easily unwrap it should you need to.

Probably not the greatest thing since sliced bread, but it's simple and useful.

This company specializes in multi-monitor displays, from 2 to 64 screens. Yes, 64 screens. With a little digging, you can also find some fairly decent multi-monitor wallpapers on their site as well.

By far one of the coolest keyboards I've ever seen. If and when it comes out, I want one.