We picked up some free PC parts from a nearby garbage dumpster the other day. Maybe we can put it to use by making something like this…
There was a CPU and keyboard that were damaged beyond repair, sitting in the basement waiting to be disposed of. I wired the pieces to a wire wreath form and hot glued some of the pieces.
It felt great making something, I didn’t realize going back to school to get a Masters while working full time would be so time consuming. I n
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Cool nice little hack for google earth!
If air drumming or imaginary light sabers aren’t your thing, then perhaps the familiar territory of Google Earth will be enough to get you to pull your Wiimote away from Zelda long enough to run a few scripts on your PC. There’
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We’ve received word that a respected member of our tech community, James Kim (whom many of you may know as CNET’s senior editor of digital audio), and his family have gone missing. As we understand it, last weekend James, his wife Kati (above right), and his very young girls Penelope (left) and Sabine (baby), drove from their home in the SF Bay Area to Seattle. They were expected back some time Sunday, bu
Here’s some solar Christmas lights for those of you starting to decorate your houses and apartments and garages… You can all help save earth some energy and use cool energy efficient Christmas lights! After Christmas, you can use the solar cell for your next cool projects and the
Getting back to some serious side of technology, we will randomly dive into nanotechnology.
What is nanotechnology?
Here’s a good Google video on nanotechnology explaining what it is:
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The Environmental Protection Agency has decided to regulate a large class of consumer items made with microscopic “nanoparticles” of silver, part of a new but increasingly widespread technology that may pose una
Huh, here’s a cool solar powered wifi that you can take with you to Starbucks instead of paying T-mobile. Interesting to note the design looks like a super-soaker. Talking about super-soakers, check this out this ultimate water gun DIY too.
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A fully clothed man imaged by a QinetiQ millimetric wave camera. Note the concealed gun. T-ray cameras are said to be similar but more powerful.
Here’s a little explanation on what a T-Ray exactly is. T-Ray or Terahertz radiation are electromagnetic waves sent at terahertz frequencies which travel in line o
Here’s a site that will pay for your old cellphones instead of letting them become part of your family treasure. Save earth and recycle your old phones and get some CASH$$$
Even a two year old mobile, despite lacking this year’s glamorous features, is chock-full of useful components and elements that go into next year’s mobile. Likewise, the parts of ink cartridges that wear out are, by skilled hands, fairly easy to replace and turn back into useful little pots of C, M, Y or K. That’s where
Here’s a cool DIY on how to make your own night vision headlamp. Well since I don’t really go to caves, I don’t really need one but I’ve always been thinking of making a useful night light for putting on the putting green at my local public golf course, Lincoln Park. This would be great as I’d be able to putt and follow my ball with simple twist of my head…
