Sebastian of Little-scale keeps churning out the excellent MIDI projects – I love the sounds of the Atari 2600. I made a MIDI interface that gives you full control over the sound output of an Atari 2600. You can watch a quick demo here. No project rundown as of yet but I’m guessing it won’t […]
Amber Dusick created a tutorial for this cookie Halloween costume that can be used as seat cushions post-Halloween. Thanks Kelly. Related Last-Minute Cookie Halloween Costume
Igor writes– Conway’s Game of Life has fascinated computer scientists for decades. Even though its rules are ridiculously simple, Conway’s universe gives rise to a variety of gliders, spaceships, oscillators, glider guns, and other forms of “lifeâ€. Self-printing programs are similarly curious, and – rather surprisingly – have an important place in the theory of […]
Each time we have an opening at MAKE I usually send a tweet on Twitter and post here – we like to work with our makers as we grow our team and need help with new projects, many of the folks at MAKE came to us from just being a part of the maker community […]
mæve installation @ University of Applied Sciences Potsdam – The interactive installation “mæve†(MACE-Everyville) provides visual and tangible access to the social and intellectual networks behind architectural projects. The installation is part of the 11th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. It is on display from September 14th to November 23rd. The project is […]
Nat @ Radar writes – Check out this perception altering post on the Ponoko blog. It really puts the current state of 3D printers in context: they’re now cheaper than laser printers were in 1985. It almost dares you to think of when you first saw a laser printer, and when your company first got […]
I give you my pick for geekiest costume I’ve seen this year: a giant LED costume. Yes, I agree with you that it should have real LEDs on the inside:)
