Engadget is having a meetup for its readers in San Francisco! They are giving out lots of FREE stuff, so don’t miss it if you live near here! (I will try to be there…)
I need one of these touch Tetris where you can actually move your whole arm to guide your boxes. (If I can only do this in the warehouse where everything fits, we’d save a lot of space…) (thinking of our warehouse pictures, i forgot to updated with ALL our Mattress-in-a-box(es)…visit our mattress store within 26 hours and you can save 20% OFF our retail prices…) (By the way, the only tightest
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUF2G29i5d0
Wow, this is an awesome lawnmower bike! You could probably build these one yourself and make your next lawnmowing easier!
You can check out more pictures from our flickr Maker Faire Day 1 and Maker Faire Day 2.
The news is that someone is selling their house using Digg, but the best part is that this guys made a Titleist golf ball cake! As an avid golfer and user of Titleist golf clubs and balls, I had to post this… Thanks Jack for the tip! More cool cake he
Here’s a cool little tool you can use to edit pictures online. It works flawlessly with Flickr hopefully… (well it says…)
But I’ve always thought we need somethin’ like this. Using a Photoshop is an expensive option for most people and takes way too long to load.
Check out the hilarious tofu robot. The original pictures of the tofu robots are on Flickr too. Although it’s non-functional, you can get it at spicybrown for $20. Maybe someone can hack this tofu robot to be functional… maybe serve up some tofu soup…(talking about tofu
Here’s a cool search engine that searches all type of tags on the world wide web for your image, video, audio, web, etc…etc… Thanks Veerendra for the info!~ 🙂
Veerendra Shivhare says, “Tagbulb offers a mashup of search engines for tags allowing searches against just about any web 2.0 site you can think of. You can search via tag using services like Youtube, Flickr, Technorati, 43Things, and many of their competitors. “
Here’s a little cute robot right in time for halloween! 🙂
Oh my! MAKE FLickr photo pool member Oskay made robotic pumpkin Dalek – “We Evil Mad Scientists like Halloween. A lot. You might have already seen our old-school Cylon Jack-o-lantern. Here is another halloween electronics project, hopefully in time for you to make your own: It’s a radio-controlled robotic Dalek that can move around and turn its head. Oh, and did I mention that it’s a pumpkin?”
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