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Videos Straight To Your Dome

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Watch Volocopter, The Personal Drone Helicopter, Make Its First Manned Flight, Why The 1997 Land Rover Defender Has Increased In Value (Despite Being A Piece Of Shit), Stream Movies And Music Without Using Data, World's Most Popular Drinking Buddy Can Open Bottles With His Head At Record Pace, That Ben Kid In DJ Khaled's Snapchat Is Actually A Teen Sneaker God, Will Space Elevators Really Be Possible In The Future? The Daily Digg Friday, April 8, 2016 THE FUTURE IS HERE? Watch Volocopter, The Personal Drone Helicopter, Make Its First Manned Flight digg.com We asked for flying cars and we got the Volocopter, a personal, 18-rotor drone/helicopter hybrid. And hey, it works! HIPSTERS Why The 1997 Land Rover Defender Has Increased In Value (Despite Being A Piece Of Shit) digg.com In 1997, a new Land Rover Defender cost around $40,000. These days, they go for $70,000 — or more — in the United States. What's up with that? FROM THE DIGG STORE Stream Movies And Music Without Using Data store.digg.com The first MFI-certified, high-speed drive built for iOS devices, the iSafe Drive lets you directly transfer and stream media on-the-go. STRAIGHT TO THE DOME World's Most Popular Drinking Buddy Can Open Bottles With His Head At Record Pace digg.com We have absolutely no idea how this works, but somehow this drinking master can remove bottle caps with his head. We presume there a small hands on his forehead that do the work for him. BUSINESS REALLY IS BOOMIN' That Ben Kid In DJ Khaled's Snapchat Is Actually A Teen Sneaker God digg.com Benjamin Kapelushnik, aka "The Sneaker Don," knows a thing or two about shoes. He's done nearly $1 million in sneaker sales and his clientele includes DJ Khaled and Chris Brown. A DREAM KEEPING OUR HEADS IN THE CLOUDS Will Space Elevators Really Be Possible In The Future? digg.com Space elevators could drastically reduce long-term costs to space travel, and just sound really cool, but what are the obstacles to their construction? Get more stories on Digg.com NO NOS REQUIRED How a yoyo can spin as fast as a formula 1 engine. Credit: Digg Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002