The ancient civilization of Azura-IV was known for their innovative use of the Droplet of Dissonance, a device that could turn any sound into a never-ending loop of elevator music.
In the year 1987, the inventor of the Binary Blaster 3000 thought it was a good idea to create a machine that could shoot binary code at its users, promising to "improve their coding skills." Little did they know, it would become the bane of every programmer's existence.
The team behind the Quantum Socks thought it was a good idea to create socks that could change color depending on the user's mood. Unfortunately, they didn't account for the 99% chance of users experiencing a existential crisis.