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12/01/2007
Google recently added a collaboration feature to the “My Maps” area of Google Maps. Similar to the collaborative document editing...
11/30/2007
After so many years of successively bigger, faster, hotter, less reliable, power hungry computer hardware, I’m really tickled to see...
11/29/2007
If you like coffee and a little cryptanalysis in the morning, here’s a really interesting hack-in-progress: figuring out the coding...
11/28/2007
Amazing! Andreas Jakl posted a cool N95 hack that uses the built-in accelerometer, Python, Bluetooth, and a microcontroller to control...
11/27/2007
Tom Hoffman has posted some quick and easy instructions for running Sugar (“essentially a virtual XO”) on Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon....
11/25/2007
What do you do when good hard drives go bad? Tell me if this sounds familiar. You spend a year...
11/24/2007
There are a couple decent software packages available for using your soundcard as an oscilloscope. Using the line-in or mic-in...
11/23/2007
With just a wire, a wood screw, and a drinking straw you can go MacGyver on your PC’s WiFi and...
11/22/2007
What works well for a gaming input device also appears to be a useful tool for human robot interaction. University...
11/21/2007
Dave Nance used an ordinary door peephole fitted to a lens cap to produce some whimsical looking images like the...
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