Due to my indulgence in authentic Thai food (mostly caz my girlfriend is Thai), I love eating super-spicy authentic Som Tum, a salad consisting of Papaya as main ingredient.
Anyways, if you want to learn how to make this, I know how but there’s already an article on how to do it here.
Pound the chilies with garlic thoroughly in a mortar,
Well, I lost my car keys last night and had a tough time inventing my own coathanger door opener without success but I did write some blog posts:
WhiteBoard Idea – How to Make a Website!
How to Scoop Icecream with Chinese Spoon!
Wii Remote Hacks by Johnny Lee (This guy is amazing, I wanna go make that
For those of you who have babies and toddlers, here’s a great, simple way to turn a whole banana into a no-mess baby meal when you have a banana with you but no baby utencils.
It’s amazingly simple to do yet this isn’t something written in Baby HOWTO books:
Throw a whole banana into your diaper bag before heading out the door. When it’s time to eat, mash up the banana before peeling it – just squishing it a bit with your fingers does the trick. Then, peel open a small hole at the end (not the end with the longer
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSrW-wAWZe4
Here’s milkscanner, a 3D scanner that gets each slice of the 3D scan with a spoon drop of milk!
Friedrich Kirschner’s Milkscanner is a clever method for scanning 3D objects using only a webcam, some milk, and a camera rig made out of LEGO.
The basic idea is this: you place an object in a container, incrementally fill the container with milk, and take a photo after each tiny fill increment. The Milkscanner software mattes out the white part of the images, resulting
