Oh boy, here’s we go again, Adobe has just launched a new ad campaign aimed at Apple.
In response to Stevie Job’s letter on “openness” (or is it closed?), Adobe says that users should have the freedom to choose their own 3rd party app. Which is true, I don’t need Apple to be my father, censoring technology that I should have a choice on.
In this case, clearly Apple is interfering with users rights to use what they want. Users then would have
Here’s an awesome prank DIY on turning your favorite co-worker’s room into a beach! Well, I don’t need to do this, I usually simply take my tent, netbook, and broadband USB to Ocean Beach but if you have no beaches around where you work, this might just do the job perfect.
It was meant to be a gift to him as much as it was a prank, since Randy’s redecorating was fun at heart, and Randy actually likes the beach very much.
One Monday afternoon and 400 lbs. of sand later, Instructables HQ became equipped with one of th
Have some fun with Google, c’mon, you know you want to.
Learn to access a number of Google Easter eggs with this simple Google hacker’s how-to. Best of all, each of these Easter eggs can be found directly from Google search through use of Google’s own “I’m Feeling Lucky” tool. The full list of Easter eggs explored in this video is as follows:
xx-bork, xx-kling
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1oEm0J90nw
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2EJ2kouK7U
If you are currently looking into RC projects using the iPhone to control, here’s a great iPhone DIY that shows you how to use the iPhone as an RC car controller. You can also refer to this iPhone Hack where an 18 year old uses iPhone as RC controller.
Layering different simple systems together to perform one complex task is really at the
You know when it comes to New Years and Independence Day, you always get to see some really exotic, beautiful fireworks. Well, all those fireworks are nowdays controlled by an ignition control system but here’s how to make one for yourself.
At the heart of my firework ignition system is an SX48 running at 50 MHz. I was able to make full use of the SX’s 36 IO pins. Thirty lines are dedicated to the 30 channels. Two lines connect to a MAX233 chip for serial port control. Another line is connected to a 7805 (TO-92) which monitors the state o
Here’s a great concept CPR resuscitation pad that might work if the pad itself was adjustable for people with different sizes. But yes, having one of these handy might be real useful for any heart attacks.
Proper application of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) can increase the chances of a victim surviving by up to 50%. Designer Ryan Helps (yup, really his name) has addressed this issue with his “CPR-PAD” design. When applied to the chest, this monitor/aid shows the optimal way to push the chest correctly, clicks when proper pressure is achieved and flashes the
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_u5nO1TPrc
Yey, it’s valentines day! Well, if you ever want to get some extra love from your loved one, you can build a flashing heart like I did last year for my girlfriend.
and yes, try to stay away from the V-day virus today.
Wow, this is simply something I’ve never done, make a website and then make it get over 10,000 UNIQUE VISITORS within 11 days.
Check this out:
Wow, we haven’t really hit 10K yet, but we got 9,991 and it’s still 10:01PM baby.
We are excited as hell like couple days ago when we reached 6,953! But, the day right after my birthday, my new site, SiteHoppin’ took off crazier than any sites I’ve ever made AND one of my best college buddies Billy Hendrix’s girlfriend, just had a boy baby this mornin’!
