Sean Hollister

Today’s the day you can begin voting in Lego’s BrickLink Designer Program, where 375 designs are competing for the chance to become a limited-edition Lego set and earn their fan designers 5 percent of sales. Here are a few of my very early favs!

Somehow, these ones made it to stores before they were even announced — and @echoalive122_ has already built ‘em for us. More at their Instagram.

The Dart Zone Pro MK-3 is $60 at Amazon, an all-time low — it originally retailed for $130. It’s one of the few non-boutique blasters you can buy that’s designed for sporting grade Nerf right out of the box, even if many community-designed blasters can easily outclass it.

The FTC already lost in court, Meta already closed the deal to buy the makers of fitness app Supernatural, and the FTC told us it wouldn’t appeal — but there was still a parallel challenge in the FTC’s in-house administrative court.

I was thinking about Carvana today for no particular reason and realized I’m an idiot: I could have looked up my car’s history using its VIN!

Two weeks after launch, Warner Bros. Games says it’s sold over 12 million copies, done $850 million in global sales, broke 1.28 million peak concurrent viewers on Twitch, and people have played it for 280 million hours so far.

I told you about the Bricklink Designer Program in January, but this weekend is your last. February 28th is the deadline to submit your design to be judged by peers and by Lego. You can make tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars if your design is one of the five winners.