Core77 has a bit about the open source car has been making the rounds on the web over the last week, c,mm,n showed off the world’s first open-source car, at the Amsterdam car show AutoRAI. Apparantly the schematics and drawings are available online, but I couldn’t find them (post in the comments if you do…) […]
I found this site via How About Orange where you can download and print out paper plants from ivy to cactus to this beautiful paper bamboo plant. The Hong Kong based site is in Chinese but the PDF files have full picture tutorials which are easily followed. Perfect for those who always forget to water […]
Tala Danielle Cox writes: My Aunt taught me this technique when I was younger, and I thought I’d pass it on. It’s usable for all sorts of jewelry things, and varying the colors, sizes and sorts of beads used can take this simple concept from a day in the park to the ballroom. Check out […]
In NYC there are huge power hungry TV screens above subway entrances that play ads for reality TV shows, and well, other reality TV shows, 24 hours a day 7 days a week- they’re not used for public service or weather, word of the day, teaching people the metric system or to say things like […]
It’s holiday season, well for April holidays that is – I have a passover dinner to attend and since Science fiction ultimately comes up in just about any dinner conversation lately it has been determined I am to bring a gift of Spock… Spock Matza, made on a laser cutter. Live long and prosper. For […]
Last month, I issued a Call for Hacks for our new Windows Hacks book in the works, but don’t you Mac users and hackers think we’re leaving you out. We’re working on a Big Book of Apple Hacks too, and author Chris Seibold could use your help. Notice I said “Apple Hacks,” not “Mac OS […]
Here’s a great free Samurai rabbit paper toy, if you build one post it up in the MAKE Flickr photo pool and let us know! – [via] Link. Related: Papercrafts @ MAKE – Link.
