For those of you looking to hack your wireless digital frames, here’s a great guide on how to build your own custom web interface. The hack uses PHP and MySQL so it shouldn’t be a surprise for most of you web developers out there. This is a great way to make more usage out of the wireless digital frame than showing pictures and videos.
As soon as you enter the needed data like ssid and password (yes, he can do wep and wpa/2 !), the frame connects to your wifi
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoqRfSjfAIc
Here’s a really cool NES Hack that involves installing an alarm clock inside the SNES. Of course, you can even use the joystick to set the time, which gets double-whammy thumbs up.
Our story begins with the gutting of the SNES and the desoldering of the cartridge connector and reset switch from the mainboard. To my great surprise and greater fortune, the cartridge connector’s pins were precisely the same pitch as the through-holes for the display ribbon on the alarm clock, and on top
The fish says, “nice work bud, now I can start vlogging about my life in the fish tank!”
Construct a inexpensive hydrophone out of things laying around your house.
I decided to put up this instructable because (to my surprise) no one has a hydrophone instructable up yet. I made mine using a mixture of other people’s hydrophone creations that I found through a google search and a bit of ingenuity.
Here’s the parts that I used but it should be fairly easy to adapt whatever similar items that you can find.
video://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3117928246390719385&hl=en
Remember my post on how to make a DC Welder powered by a golf cart? Well, these guys must be golfers and must own a golf course. (or at least work at a golf course.)
Now, they figured out a way to power their batteries with a big solar panel on top of the golf cart. Now the question is, can you still drive the g
Natuba is a photo sharing site for iPhone users. Looks like this targetted marketing could work but of course, there are many other online services that let you do the same thing Natuba does already. Too bad they didnt’ take care of tagging, a must in a new Web2.0 service. Regardless, you can tell us how well it works with your iPhone.
iPhone users with Natuba accounts can add their snapshots to the site by emailing them to a special address. Descriptions can be included in the subject line and all photos are injected into a publi
Here’s what Alex from Net-Entrepreneur posted about SiteHoppin:
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