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John Baichtal
My interests include writing, electronics, RPGs, scifi, hackers & hackerspaces, 3D printing, building sets & toys. @johnbaichtal nerdage.net
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07/11/2010
MAKE subscriber Clinton Blackmore of Alberta wrote in to share a project he’s working on: NXT I2C Devices for Arduino,...
07/10/2010
Tom Swift, the original geek-kid/adventurer/maker, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the original copyright this July. The books, over 100 of...
07/09/2010
Alex Eylar’s “Fall of the House of Escher” MOC adds a logical twist to the Escher classic. The best part?...
07/09/2010
Greg Charvat, a researcher at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory, wrote in to share his old workshop, the Rad Lab: This workshop...
07/09/2010
So, it was pinewood derby time for the Cub Scouts again. My son’s pack has a race for the adult...
07/08/2010
Inventing involves finding technological solutions to real-world problems. Inventors understand the importance of inventing to society because they creatively think...
07/08/2010
This fascinating Gadget Lab post examines the Arduino phenomenon and compares it with more robust (but far less ubiquitous) alternative...
07/07/2010
Guillaume Trannoy’s workbench sits innocuously in the corner of his office, masquerading as a file cabinet. However, the front flips...
07/07/2010
Simon from Auckland, New Zealand, created his own station for receiving signals from weather satellites using a homemade antenna using...
07/06/2010
MIT student Robert Wang and professor Jovan Popovic have come up with a neat project, creatively titled real-time hand-tracking with...
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