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by David Allen on November 18th, 2009
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Check out this skateboard, they say that it is powered by electric by this is capable of touching speeds of 19 mph, now that is going to be so cool around the mall! This skateboard will even take the hard work out of going up hill, the 600 watt motor will see to that. The rechargeable battery has enough juice for ten miles, just make sure that you take the charger with you! Features R ...
by max on November 18th, 2009
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Download latest version of Flash to view video!. Click Here to View in Full Screen Mode Looking for a cool way to hack your iMac G4 into a touchscreen computer?  Look no more, here’s a DIY iMac G4 touchscreen!  The author even hacked a Windows 7 into a PowerPC machine, I don’t know how he did that. (I guess you can install Win 7 on PowerPC CPUs???  Will have a post on tha ...
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by max on November 17th, 2009
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This is sorta old news already but I guess Windows 7 activation was hacked within days of Windows 7 official release: According to Windows enthusiast site Neowin, one of the first to report the crack, a Lenovo disk image of Windows 7 leaked to a Chinese Web site, then moved to English-language domains. Pirates proceeded to retrieve the master OEM key and the OEM activation certificate f ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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I guess using liquid draino isn’t the safest nor environmentally sound choice and for bathroom sinks, you might just be able to unclog your drains/pipes simply by cleaning the U-pipe attachment.  Not a bad solution plus it will save you some money buying that toxic, chemical stuff or calling your local plumber. The steps of this instructable show you how to remove biological myst ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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Need a cheap macro lens for your DSLR?  You might want to consider hacking one up yourself from an old slide projector and make this cool, cheap macro tilt lens.  It won’t make you look more professional but heck, if you can take better photos, who cares right? See more DSLR hacks here. I just came back from the Christchurch SuperShed (our city council recycling centre) where I ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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For RFID modders, here’s a great DIY to refer to, an RFID application that involves selecting your favorite music using RFID modules!  I know some of you are working on RFID projects, this one should be very helpful indeed. The RFiDJ project is my first attempt at an application in Imperceptible Computing. After work I like to listen to music/radio for a bit to unwind. This usual ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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I remember when I lived in South Korea for a year couple years back, there used to be a bunch of bars where the walls were pasted with DIY newspaper wallpapers.  Of course, they looks sorta nicer, it wasn’t just pasted randomly but looks “clean”. I think this is a great way to make any room in your home “vintage”.  Even better, you might be able to make a ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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Good morning!  Here’s a rather interesting DIY that shows you how to make a sonar-like radar visualizer for an ultrasonic scanner.  Now, I think this could easily be applied to other types of scanners including infrared, radio, etc…etc…  Great! First things first, we need to build our circuit. This is the easy bit! We’ll be using the Arduino to control a servo th ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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Recently I’ve read Accidental Millionaire by Gary Fong, a renowned wedding photographer who has made millions through photography.  A great book filled with insights for life and business, highly recommended over all those marketing books by marketers.  Really, it inspires me more if someone who’s successful writes a book than someone who writes about how to be successful ...
by max on November 17th, 2009
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Like LED hacking?  Here’s another rather interesting LED hack involving a remote-controlled RGB LED mood light.  Awesome! With this thing I can control the colour of a bright light into many different colours using the three fundamentals colours : red green and blue. Adding them toghether with different intensity can yeld very great a range of colours from the visible spectrum. ...

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