In NYC this past weekend, Ellen passed by this amazing exhibit at the Lever House (390 Park Ave., NY) called “Aluminum Foil”, by sculptor Tom Friedman. Pictured above is Friedman’s “Aluminum Foil Thing”, 2007. Ellen writes: I wish I could have gone in to see it, but the gallery was closed. Still, looking at it […]
It’s not a consumer-friendly hack, but some of the uber hackers over on the hackint0sh forum have figured out a way to use other carrier’s SIM cards in the iPhone using some SIM cloning techniques. The method was posted by a person claiming the device now completely works with service in Croatia. Hopefully a reader […]
Thanks to Villiku at Little Thing, I found the iSew blog and this great tutorial on how you can print up your own fabric label with these printable fabric sheets that work with an ink jet printer. [ via ] Link.
Craig writes – Recently I have been exploring Physical Computing. I have always preferred learning new subjects by developing self-defined projects that use the topics, skills or components I want to understand. Here is my latest project that is helping me understand digital electronics. This whatchamacallit uses an Arduino NG for the microcontroller and an […]
Victoria E has a great interview with a green letter press business, TugBoat Paper & Press, in San Francisco, using soy inks and handmade, tree-free, and recycled papers. Read her interview on her blog here. Link.
Red_pen on Craftster made up his own pattern to replicate a leather motorcycle jacket in crochet. Here’s some photos of his work — simply amazing! [ via ] Link.
Dave writes – Arek combines a wireless router, NAS, and a USB Bit Whacker to take control of his sprinkler system. Reflash the router and NAS with linux, add some PHP and USB controlled phototriacs to the sprinkler controller and control it all from the comfort of your PC. HOW TO – Sprinkler control with […]
