A couple of weeks ago, Ann Martin of All Things Paper tweeted that she was thinking of making a quilled version of the Twitter Fail Whale. I’ve been following her closely ever since to make sure I didn’t miss the resulting project, and her work does not disappoint. She nailed the colors, and those waves […]
Here’s a message from Ariel Waldman, announcing the first US Science Hack Day, happening right in the heart of Silicon Valley! Makers can post their ideas to the wiki and hack with us when the day (Nov 13-14) comes. I’m helping to organize the event. Hope to see you there! — Eri We’re super excited […]
Instructables user becarella writes: When the iPad first came out, the cover options were pretty weak. The official Apple case was nice because it was thin and bent so you could prop up the screen. I usually make zipper cases for devices, but for the iPad it seemed preferable to have a case that could […]
Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo. It’s hard to imagine that a mere nine months ago the world had not yet been introduced to the iPad. To point, I recently saw a young girl in a stroller playing some kind of interactive teaching game on, yes, an iPad. My first […]
http://www.vimby.com/swf/media/VideoPlayerAS3.swf This looks fun! I don’t know how they got Scion to sign on, but it’s smart money — and it shows how big the hackerspace phenomenon is getting.
Visual 6502 is a javascript simulation of the venerable 6502 processor, that can run in your web browser.
Our friend Kyle Wiens of iFixit made it out to the annual Burning Man arts festival this year, with the goal of checking out repair efforts on the playa. The harsh environment of Black Rock Desert becomes home to purportedly the most populated temporary city in the world for one week of every year. Repair […]
