Wow, these guys know how to make use of Flickr API. Here’s a 3D Tiltviewer that let’s you hop different Flickr pictures in 3D!
TiltViewer allows you to browse Flickr’s most interesting images in a 3D space. Images are pulled from Flickr’s Interestingness list.
TiltViewer was built using Awa
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9j22cnSfE4U
Wow, a Pac-Man Christmas Tree! It’d be cool if you could play it.
OOhh.. check out this Google SketchUp for Dummies book. It might be the perfect free 3D tool you were looking for last month.
Remember when your high school English teacher explained that every word in the sentences you write needs to carry some meaning? While the rest of us missed that point, Aidan Chopra was paying at
If you ever need to prepare for Christmas this year and you DON’T want to bring a real Christmas tree into your house, you can prepare yourself right by making one of theses Christmas Tree Projectors! (Warning, your cat or dog might think it’s real…)
This device, projects an image of a Christmas tree onto the wall. The size of the image ranges from only a few inches to about 5 feet depending on how far away from the wall
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9x7Qdpp43M
Here’s the video if you can’t see it. (some kinda YouTube bug…yes blame it on the big company)
Cool, check out this awesome 3-Axis servo motor drawing “HackADay”. You can get the board for really cheap from this guy.
The preprogrammed AVR microcontroller must be purchased directly from Uli Huber. We do not carry the chips.
Please include $5 shipping and handling for destin
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLuYvXE2ps0
Need some motivation for this Halloween? Check out the Laser Pumpkin show!
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW8eNRhpuEs
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoVUtz01Uww
Check out this awesome LED Hat you can make for Halloween! There’s some construction notes that you can refer to build one yourself.
I think this was originally because I was planning to go to the Burning Man festival, in which being cover
Check out PhotoShelter where you can buy or make some money with your photographs. It looks like it’s got much better photos than most stock photo sites I’ve seen so far.
They even have a blog!
PhotoShelter™ was founded in 2005 by IT Professionals and Photographers who were looking to create a truly archival storage solution, while empowering the individual photographer.
