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This is fun, you can make your own Sudoku game from any Flickr user name and/or tag… here’s one with the MAKE tag! [via] – Link. Related: Rubik’s Sudoku – Link. Solve Sudoku (Without even thinking!) – Link. Fastr – a Flickr game now with MAKE! – Link.
MAKE Flick photo pool member Barnoid has an update to the homemade wooden touchscreen terminal – “Fitted an external PSU from linitx.com which has solved the heat problems. Added an extra 64MB RAM. Added connectors for USB and audio under the front flap. Tried to fit the insides of a £4 set of speakers, but […]
Casey is one of my favorite developers, he’s always doing amazing projects – like this one, an instant message bot you can talk to which will remotely record TV (Media Center PC), it can also work via voice, so imagine using your mobile device and speaking “record HOW ITS MADE ON THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL” and […]
Pat writes – “I needed a case for my computer with would blend into the living room, where it would be playing MP3’s. About this time, a broken CD player came along, and an unholy marriage resulted – The PC in a CD player was born! “ – Link. Related: Free TiVo: Build a Better […]
Check out Scott’s awesome Mac mod! – “This is my finished MP3 Music Player. It’s based on a Wallstreet PowerBook and a Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 4600. This has been a long process, I had planned to get it finished for last year’s Great Mac Mod Challenge, so it’s a year overdue.” – Link.
Jared writes – “I have wanted to do this project for a few years now. While it’s was a relatively quick build, the time from the photo shoot to publish has been an extremely long and rocky road. Regardless in the end we have produced the first ionic cooling system for your high end gaming […]
Todbot writes – “Ever since Bluetooth adapters for Roombas appeared, I’ve wanted to control my Roomba with a cell phone. All my recent phones have had Bluetooth. But getting a devkit for a phone was expensive and phone-specific. Trying to develop J2ME (aka “JavaME”) applications for cell phones has been a mess, especially for non-Windows […]
