I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve needed to know what time it is when I go the refrigerator for an evening snack.
Actually, no, scratch that, I haven’t, but I can see some use for the DIY fridge magnet clock here.

Here’s a great wall clock decorated with twelve different images of Mario, charting his evolution from the extremely pixelated early years to his current higher definition state — after all, he’s been around for quite some time so he’s certainly seen some changes in hardware capabilities.

Here’s a great little digital clock made up from OLEDs. Each figure can be attached to a wall, has its own power supply, is touch-sensitive and even has a light sensor built in to reverse the illumination based on the ambient light.
It’s certainly minimal and would look great on the wall. Unfortunately it doesn’t have [...]

I love this marriage of concepts and materials — parts of an analog clock fused with original Atari 2600 video game cartridges.
Sadly, if you’re after the game itself you’ll be disappointed to hear that the innards have been removed to make way for the clock mechanism.

I have never been a morning person, and waking up before noon has always been a feat for me. While I have been waking up before half of the day is over for quite some time now, it does not mean that I like it or that I have gotten used to it. [...]