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Magnetic tacks, a doorbell for your cubicle, science for the hungry, and lessons from the Game of Life.
From the column Toolbox
By Ryan Beacom, Bill Byrne, Kenny Cheung, Shawn Connally, Dick DeBartolo, Brian Graham, Ross Griffith, Mitchell Heinrich, Tim Lillis, Goli Mohammadi, Meara O'Reilly, Arwen O'Reilly Griffith, Ken Olsen, John Edgar Park
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Links
- Micro and Pocket Grappling Hooks
- MagTacks
- Screenfashion
- Grizzly Industrial, Inc.
- Video of our ten Game of Life boards
- Buggy project
- ThingamaKit
- Adafruit Industries
- Desktop Earbud Speakers
- Desktop Earbud Speakers podcast
- Mini Surge Protector Charger
- Mini Surge Protector Charger podcast
- Cubicaller
- Cubicaller podcast
- Socket Sense
- OpenIt!
- OpenIt! podcast
- thinkgeek.com
- Noah Scalins blog
- Garrys Mod
- Monkey Hook
- Lil Guppie
- HobbyCNC
- Warning Label Generator
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