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Katie, Heather, and I are in our last day at our booth at TNNA (The National Needlearts Association). It’s been a fun time here and I’ll fill you in on the cool things that happened in tomorrow’s wrap up post. (We fly back tonight!) Heather and I taught Katie how to knit and here’s a […]
Gforce sent in this NES mini, an entire NES system in a Nintendo controller that plugs in to a TV and plays games… From the benheck.com forums, where else! – Link. Related: NES Guitar Mod – Link. Giant NES@! – Link. Rancilio Silvia “PID PIC NES” mod – NES controlled … – Link. The NES […]
Luke writes in with some linux action to tinker with for PSPs… – “The guys on this project have managed to boot a version of uClinux on the PSP. Status, Source, instructions and a variety of information is on the page. “ – Link. From the site: Depending on your perspective, maybe a lot, maybe […]
Matt writes – “Over the last couple of weeks I’ve enjoyed playing with the Arduino hardware prototyping board. This week’s open-sourcing of the Second Life client came at exactly the right time for a new experiment. Here’s a video demonstration (people reading the feed, start your web browsers). On the left you’ll see an Arduino […]
Here are some of our photos from Macworld 2007, thanks to all the folks who came out to see our talks and visit the MAKE team! – Link. Pictured here, one of our favorite Macs at Macworld, the analog g3 from the Macmod booth! Related: MacMod – Link.
At first glance, I thought this was a hacked Game Boy Advance… I was wrong. Here are a few pics of my own DTV Hummer project. I had an old PSOne LCD screen lying around and I thought I’d make a C64 laptop. Actually, it’s more like a C64 PDA! It measures 6.5 x 6 […]
Dale sends in this report from the Crucible’s performance last night. A group of us from Make went to The Crucible (thecrucible.org) last night in Oakland, CA to see Romeo and Juliet, a fire ballet. The performance, directed by Michael Sturtz, was a mesmerizing evening of flames, swordfights and various forms of dance. It was […]
