HOW TO – Bake Neapolitan Cupcakes
How to Eat a Cupcake shares her step-by-step photos and advice on making these tasty-looking Neapolitan cupcakes from Everyday Food.
Month: April 2008
Getting started with GALs
“GALS,” not as in what creepy old guys call women, but GALs as in “Generic Logic Arrays.” GALs are the simplest member of the programmable logic family that also includes CPLDs and FPGAs. They are the modern replacement for the one-time programmable PAL devices that were first introduced in the late 1970’s. Unlike PALs, GALs […]
The Bulbdial Clock
Reinventing obsolete devices seems quite popular now, enter the “Bulbdial” concept – I think we can all agree that sundials pretty much suck. They only have an hour hand, they don’t work at night or indoors, their accuracy changes with the seasons, and if you happen to live in the Southern hemisphere they run backwards. […]
College kid makes 1/2 scale Tiger tank
College student, Will Foster, built this amazing half-scale Tiger tank. It even has an air cannon for shooting rounds of paint balls. I would not want to be against him at the next paintball skirmish. Via Techeblog – 1/2 Scale Tiger Tank
Vintage Wallpaper Secretary Desks
I’ve posted about Claire Louise Milne’s attractive storage solutions before, but I’m newly smitten by her recent blog post about sprucing up her matching secretary desks using vintage wallpaper. So fresh and inspiring! Vintage Wallpaper Secretary Desks
Barcode art
Who says barcodes have to be totally rectilinear and dull? These are actually in use on products in Japan. Japanese Creative Barcodes
“Safe Sparkle” Rally Update
Things are rolling full steam ahead with the Crafty Chica’s “Safe Sparkle” rally, which was spurred on by talk show host Ellen DeGeneres’ dislike for the shiny stuff we all love to use in our projects. I hope you’ll join us next Tuesday in front of NBC’s Burbank studios to help promote glitter awareness. I’ll […]
