The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
Raphael writes – “I thought it was sad not to use my SNES mouse anymore so I built an adapter to use it with with a Linux PC. The adapter is identical to the one used to connect snes gamepads to a PC. It’s now possible to play the Swat-the-Bug game from Mario-Paint using the […]
Jordan writes – “Part I of How To: NES Controller to Xbox Mod will show you how to prepare the NES Controller for use on the Xbox. This article includes complete descriptions, an easy to follow wiring diagram, and a break down of all the tools you will need (for the entire mod).” – Link. […]
Timatron has a pretty nice LCD photo frame project made from an old Powerbook, he writes – “Take your old laptop, matte it, frame it, and convert it into a hanging framed digital lcd screen to do with as you like.” – Link.
BrutalByte writes – “In this tutorial, I will show you how to install a wireless game adapter into your XBOX internally so that you can have a wireless connection, where available, without the extra hardware.” [via] – Link.
Clickable Culture spotted this autonomous Xbox 360 that tracks and blogs 8 players – not sure of the specifics on how/what/why the makers are doing this, but I suspect we’ll find out more shortly. Turning a web connected console in to a smart object seems like a natural fit. So for now, bloggers, you’re all […]
Jamesloo283 writes – “Tired of playing GT4 with that lap attachment kit? Still wouldn’t buy that 900 degrees racing wheel and play GT4 like it was meant to be played because you don’t have a place to mount it? Or still hesitating to buy that nice racing seat package because it costs $300 bucks? Here […]
Francisco writes – “I’ve been cutting two different kinds of shapes, really kitschy holiday shapes and somewhat kitschy geometric shapes…All of these shapes are made from either dead or seriously obsolete circuit boards, pulled from various items – motherboards, hard drive/floppy/cd drive controllers, ethernet/sound/video cards, etc. Not all boards are equal – some are thinner, […]
