I’ll be talking about the “Open Kinect prize” on Ladyada’s “Ask an Engineer” tonight and more, should be a good time! ASK AN ENGINEER – 11/07/2010 10pm ET TONIGHT! What is “Ask an engineer”? From the electronics enthusiast to the professional community – “Ask an Engineer” has a little bit of everything for everyone. If […]
Now that it’s really starting to feel all festive with the upcoming holidays, this recipe for pumpkin soup with toasted walnuts by Katie of Good Life Eats is the great soup to add to your recipe file. It’s perfect for a cold night or even as a starter for Thanksgiving dinner. Hello blue cheese garnish! […]
MAKE subscriber George wrote in to share his RGB light saber, an open source project that mounts a controllable LED array in a light saber hilt, letting you change its color with a potentiometer.
Contest entry from Jesse Harding. Unfortunately, it doesn’t meet the contest criteria of sound, light, and movement, but it sure is cool. Great job, Jesse! Well, it’s been fun, but all good things must come to a horrible, unspeakable death. Oops. Sorry. Still have a bit of the ol’ Halloween narrative stuck in my head. […]
(Photo by: Parikha Mehta) Mmm… Darth Vader pancakes made by Parikha of sixoneseven.
Anna of Mochimochi Land has come out with her Tiny Things Collection 4 patterns where you can knit up the tiny version of a panda, bee, cheeseburger and my favorite, zombie. Buy the collection as a PDF download for only $5.
By Mark Frauenfelder Rick Cavallaro demonstrates his treadmill wind cart. In February 2007, MAKE’s project editor, Paul Spinrad, emailed me a link to a YouTube video shot by a man named Jack Goodman. The video opens with a woman in a pink shirt and blue shorts standing in the middle of an asphalt road somewhere […]
