How-To: Hide a USB drive in a floppy disk
I really liked Charles Mangin’s USB floppy disk, so I was excited when I saw that he put together this how-to video explaining how to make your own.
Year: 2010
Windows Phone 7 giveaway winner
The tireless MAKE servicedroids have poured through all of the entries in our Doing More With Less Windows Phone 7 giveaway. In the cold calculations of their binary logic (i.e. we used a random number generator), the winner of the phone is “libertymama.” Congrats! Email sent. Thanks to everyone who participated in the discussion and […]
Hilarious mock ad for an electronic component
I don’t know I needed a programmable logic device for anything before I watched this mock spot for Lattice Semiconductor’s MachXO2 PLD, but now I want to put one in every device I design!
Contest: The curiosity-driven life. Your foible could drive the next Citizen Science study!
Have you ever wanted to take a closer look at an aspect of life – such as how diet effects exercise, how exercise effects cognition, how sleep effects your work… Any field of study is free game. And, if you are reading this, you are qualified to submit an entry! Submit questions and entries to eri@genomera.com. For more details, see here. You have until December 15th.
How-To: Twisted Felt Garland And Accessories
I’m loving this project from Molly’s Sketchbook over on the Purl Bee. You can make fun twisted felt garlands to adorn your home or use them as necklaces and bracelets to adorn yourself. A perfect bit of festiveness for the holidays!
Your Comments
And we’re back with our twenty-fourth installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. Bob Alexander built a $20 spectrograph, and wrote in to share his results: I went ahead and made one of these (actually two – after the first, I wanted […]
Christmas tree water monitor
Eric Ayars built this super simple water level sensor to monitor the amount of water available for his Christmas tree.
