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Make Noise! from MAKE:
14: Optics
Turn your desktop computer into a musical instrument. by Charles Platt
Page Yourself from MAKE:
14: Optics
When you want to put up your own website, how free can a freebie be? by Brian O'Heir
As Good as Old from MAKE:
14: Optics
Once upon a time, photographers took pictures on a delicate, wonky medium called "film", which was plagued with defects such as dust, scratched negatives, grain, and colors that faded with time. by Richard Kadrey
Quick Bits from MAKE:
13: Magic
Tips and tools for digital diversions. by Charles Platt
Make Your Own Sun from MAKE:
13: Magic
Create dramatic back-lighting effects with image editing software. by Charles Platt
Music Control System from MAKE:
13: Magic
Set up a cheap wireless server for your song collection. by Andy Seubert
Songs to Go from MAKE:
13: Magic
Enhance your music for playing in the car. by Charles Platt
The Incredible Shrinking DVD from MAKE:
13: Magic
Back up multiple movies on a single disc. by Richard Kadrey
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