Miikka writes – It’s bit late and off-topic, but anyway, if you haven’t seen it yet… here is a cool use for your oscilloscope: use it as a display for a demo. This demo won the third place in Assembly Summer ’07 shortfilm competition. I really like those sine waves. By the way, the guy […]
Dnny writes – MemPot is a control interface for circuit bent instruments and sound generators. MemPot is a built around PIC 16F819 microcontroller that reads analog resistances, records them to memory and plays them back via digital potentiometer DS1267 chip. The memory buffer size and the playback speed can be adjusted.site includes all plans for […]
Siloraptor writes – Ever since I’ve started using Linux I’ve been obsessed with doing custom routers and trying to cram as much functionality in the less amount of space possible. ‘Space’ so far being hard drive space, so I set out to build me a new router to substitute the old P5-233 Dell that was […]
Bug Labs, a start up that’s attempting to bring some open source hardware action to more developers out there just updated their site with a bit about their dev environment. They’re still looking for beta testers too so sign up if that’s your thing… – BUGbase is the foundation of your BUG device. It’s a […]
Don’t and I mean *really don’t* do this, it’s a mod to a monitor using it’s power to make an electrified fence. The video is really funny and interesting enough to discuss, but really don’t do this, hope that’s clear enough – do enjoy the video though. We had an earlier discussion about high voltage […]
rf00101 writes – This is an excerpt from my video installation VOLTA (2006). It is made using audio signal to control a cathode ray oscilloscope (exactly the same as the techniques behind the ‘backscatter’ DVD but a little more advanced.
I have been doing some testing with the iPhone and the super efficient MintyBoost we have @ MAKE. The first revision of the iPhone firmware didn’t seem to like any 3rd party chargers, but since the latest updates everything seems to be working. I’m still doing testing but it looks like you might be able […]
