The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for bikes, rockets, R/C vehicles, toys and other diversions.
FragX has a how to on making your own Xbox 360 case – “If you’re like me, you like to treat your console like the amazing piece of technology that it is. I became increasingly frustrated with the carrying/protection case options out there. I bought and returned several before deciding to take matters into my […]
In the virtual world, you might want to know who lives in the same sim (server) as you – excellent project from MAKE pal Max Case – “Sim Neighbours is a site to look up who you are sharing a server with. You can read more about sims/servers/CPUs in this forum post by Lee Linden. […]
Xbox 360 full Read/Write HDD Access, grab the beta – “Here it is! The highly anticipated release of Xplorer360. This is beta software and needs testing. What better way then let you guys find the bugs! FULL Read/Write to 360 HDDs, FULL Read/Write to 360 Memory Units, Physical and Logical drive access, Support for opening […]
Jal writes – “This guide explains briefly the necessary steps to produce a Linux kernel suitable for the GameCube, using a Linux PC. Once you do this you can use linux on the GameCube to watch videos, listen to music, play some games…” [via] Link.
Brad writes “Make your own homebrew games for the PSP! A HOWTO that walks you through setting up the development environment, making your first program, and then some subsequent techniques for enhancing your games (adding images and audio for example).” Link.
Nice contest for PSP homebrewers! “PSP News and the DCEmu Network are proud to announce the 3rd Coding Competition for the PSP and this time the Competition is for 60 Days instead of 30 and not only that but the top prize is a yummy GP2X Console which for any coder is a welcome addition to their collection, heres some details about the prize.” [via] Link.
Greg writes “These guys took a girl’s prom glove, and attached an accelerometer to one finger. They also attached 4 buttons to the middle finger. They use an Atmel Mega 32 to interprate the signals from the sensors on the glove and to create the RS232 serial output for the computer.” Link. See previous “mouse glove”.
