Daniel writes – …some days ago I have made a simple project in which I created a metronome using some simple parts you can find in any electronic shop. And I decided to share with everyone this blog. So if you are interested, so let’s start! Hmm, what is a Metronome? “A metronome is any […]
Read all the warnings, don’t do this unless you know what you’re doing… And if you know what you’re doing you won’t want to do this – The tingle-tron was the result of a discussion between electricians about the effects of various levels of current through the body. Being electricians we are no strangers to […]
Mark made his own version of the Macbook Air’s “envelope sleeve”, for an iBook… Link.
Jared writes – So there is no hiding the fact that I have been interested in ultraviolet light lately. I also have a few dead LCD monitors laying around I have been experimenting with. It was only natural that I would combine the two to help show off my fluorescing rock collection. This is a […]
I could use one of these to wake me up in the morning! Alan at Hacked Gadgets made a nice tutorial video on how to hack a cheap alarm clock to ring a fire alarm bell, don’t-cha-know. – [via] Link.
A while ago we wrote about removing the DRM from Netflix “Watch Now” movies. At the time, it involved wading through a bit of HTML source to find the target video URL. Since then, a couple of important things have happened: a Greasemonkey script was written that makes it a bit easier to download and […]
The cute little robo-dinosaur taken apart and photographed for your pleasure, today turned out to be “take apart Tuesday” – [via] Link.
