From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Woah! Steve finished his LED Blaster and it looks incredible, He even posted an instructable for the project. Truly a top notch job. LED Blaster on Flickr-Link Make an LED Blaster on Instructables – Link Related: Homebrew Toy Blaster –Link
Julie at Subversive Cross Stitch has teamed up with writer/cartoonist Natalie Dee for some truly subversive valentines because these are the only two of these out of a total of five that I can post up here on the site. This special cross stitch kit will sure make you laugh as well as your special […]
Hackszine reader nathaN writes: i have mind performance hacks here on my lap, and i found hack 56. you included transformational grammar, surface/deep structure, you have to be aware of this other book on my desk, next to my lap. The book describes a method of using transformational grammar to analyze statements and gather incredible […]
So Why would a web store like ThinkGeek stock a Korg synthesizer? Well, the Kaossilator isn’t a regular keyboard synth – in fact it’s not a keyboard at all, it’s a touchpad; Move your finger from left to right to change the pitch of the note, and up and down to change the sound. But […]
For its price, the Rock Band drum kit is a pretty good set of electronic pads. That is – if you can actually use it out-of-game. Chris shows us how this can be on OS X with only 2 pieces of software and minimal config time. RockBand Drums Controlling GarageBand –Link Related: Rock Band drum […]
I love seeing photos of other people’s creative spaces, so I enjoyed this recent blog post by Claire from Needle Book. She reorganized her fabric by color, stashed zippers and bias tape in vintage tins, and rolled loose ribbon around cut-up pieces of a paper towel roll. (I especially love that last stroke of genius!) […]
Here’s a good one for those looking to learn more about microcontroller projects and PIC chips more specifically. This clone of the Tengu sound visualizer runs a mini-game upon startup – created as a birthday gift for the author’s sister. The project is thoroughly explained even through a language barrier: its usage is very easy. […]
