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Here’s a cool site you can make your own signs and print them out whether that be a replacement stop sign for your driveway or your “STAY OUT” sign on your bedroom door.

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Quickly Post – Internet Speed Tester

Posted on December 26, 2006 by max

Yes, it should really be “Quicky” but we didn’t want you to get the wrong idea.

Here’s more cool speed tester for your cable or dsl modem.

Wii HACK – Wii Drum Machine

Posted on December 20, 2006 by max

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Nicely done Wii drum machine hack!

Bob Somers managed to turn a Wiimote into a drum machine using this custom script and GlovePIE. Video after the jump.

Now if you could just get two Wiimotes running at the same time, along with some sort of foot switch mechanisms for the kick drum and hi-hat, you’d hav

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blind reader-translate letters to braille

Posted on December 20, 2006 by max

Here’s a cool upcoming technology that can change the world forever for you if you are blind. It translates text into braille and lots of more features.

The bridge is a neat device. None of the technology is not revolutionary but the tiny package is impressive.

“When i

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DIY HACK – Make your own Super Bike Light!

Posted on December 19, 2006 by max

Here are some super bike lights you can build using some parts from Home Depot!

I’ve been using this headlight for 4 years now and I’m still using the original bulbs. The low beam has power enough for speeds up to 40 miles per hour and on-coming traffic ALWAYS dims their brights when I flash the 50-watt high beam.

This one is made of 120 super-bright red LEDs, and two 1W Luxeon LEDs &

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Power Tool Race!

Posted on December 17, 2006 by max

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You can now watch races using power tools!

It’s a rocket. Stuck through the back of a skull, sitting on an aging belt sander rigged to a pair of sawed-off skis. And it can haul butt down a track.

Scott David and his 10-year-old son, Cal, built El Diablo del Muerte (“the Devil of Death”) for last summer’s first annual Seattle Power Tool Drag Race and Derby. Inspired by earlier events in New England and t

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