Electromarketman sent in an incredible set of photos from Seoul’s electronic and mechanical components markets, he writes – I was just in Seoul and took these pictures. For everyone who has ever slogged through Home depot trying to find a particular little nut or bolt or bearing, and for everyone who likes to buy electronic […]
8-bit lab rat’s educational electronic projects for classic videogaming (Atari, Intellivision, Colecovision, and others) Link.
Remember the Playaflies? Here’s a PDF on how to make your own! – Link.
Here’s a fun visualization of email as microbes by Carolin Horn – Anymails is a visualization of my received emails. I have investigated how I can use natural metaphors to visualize my inbox, its structure and attributes. The metaphor of microbes is used. My objective is to offer the user another experience of his email […]
Artur Bergman wrote about an exploit vector called “DNS rebinding” over on O’Reilly Radar that’s a must-read. Using DNS rebinding, an external website can use your browser’s Javascript or Flash environment to act as a bridge between the external server and any IP on your internal network. This works even for unaddressable IPs such as […]
Julian writes – Coolest Altoids/Tin mod I’ve seen. This guy (Greg Sanders) made a portable game box that plays a rogue like game. He uses a Genesis controller to control the actual game, but I’d bet with a little work the entire unit could be entirely self-contained (by using a tipping-disk for directional control and […]
Here’s how to turn a boring Rubbermaid trash can in to a fun trash droid (using an Arduino too!) thanks Scott! – Link.
