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Bridget Carey and Richard Peterson return for another episode of 404 Misfit Week! Today we're talking crowdsourced over-funding, library selfies at the NYPL, and eight tech etiquette tips to survive your office space.

On today's 404 episode we'll gawk at the gaudiness of a gold Apple iPhone, crown a smartphone the king of Bridget Carey's smartphone camera shootout, and learn how to submit our NSFW selfies for an upcoming Brooklyn art exhibition.

Bridget Carey starts a week of misfit episodes of The 404. On today's episode, we'll dive into the world of fast food regrets, feed Zuckerberg a spoonful of his own medicine, and discuss the latest tech trend: self-gifting.

It's Ariel's last day of freedom before getting married next week, so we're throwing him a proper farewell with a bachelor party in the cramped podcast studio. We'll also cover tech antiques found in Walmart and homemade Nintendo 64 Lego Transformers!

Want to know the easiest way to catch your spouse cheating? Your answer might be found on OKCupid! Other news stories today include a campaign to save drive-in theaters and a Chinese zoo that got caught trying to pass off a dog as a lion.

A young, sad photographer shows us how to brag about your fake girlfriend on Instagram, plus an app to rate your sexual partners, hacking baby monitor cameras, and an elaborate prank on Best Buy shoppers on today's 404 episode!

Newshounds Mark Milian and Peter Ha drop by to discuss the bathroom situation on Elon Musk's Hyperloop proposal. We'll also ask Peter why he reattached the cord and brainstorm how Apple's Parallax could hold the key to a 3D iPhone.

Whoever said tech and religion don't mix haven't seen JewGlass, a Google Glass app to help practitioners keep the faith. This plus the legacy of AOL dial-up software, iPhone ringtone origins, and an arcade cabinet subscription service on today's 404!

In what may be the least incendiary move of her career, Lady Gaga goes fully nude for a video promoting Marina Abramovic's proposed school of performance art.

Leaked from today's episode: recruiting gamers as volunteers during real-life disasters, Spike Jonze's new movie about a sentient operating system, getting pissed at Shark Week mockumentaries, and an app that puts you in touch with the dead.

LG just announced the new G2 Android phone, and there's a surprise waiting for you out back. Bridget helps us take you through the specs, plus a working hoverboard Indiegogo funding campaign, Snoop Lion's $100 in-app purchase, and more!

Today we'll challenge Bridget Carey's devotion to McDonalds with news of the world's first test tube hamburger, funded by Sergey Brin. We'll also explore our Chromecast travel dreams and learn how Ikea just got a little easier to avoid.

Jeff's absence means we get to handpick our guest hosts all week, and today CNET producer Cheryl Holloway gives us her take on hacking luxury toilets, wearable tooth sensors, twerking how-tos, and the unavoidable evil of popular DJ drops.

Fair warning: this episode features terrifying images of Teddy Ruxpin bears powered by Arduino microcontrollers. BEARDUINOS, Scientists absolve food photos, Groupon picks up Ciara's new album, and the perfect storm of Google keywords to bring the government to your doorstep.

Today we'll expose a ring of identify thieves hijacking your personal data and using it to fill out fake online dating profiles, complete with your real name and photos! We'll also talk Tinder, purgatory, and the Pope.