Brian Litzinger writes: Coming from many years of using a PC I like my home and end keys to work like they do on a PC, not on the Mac. Not sure if you prefer the PC or Mac defaults for home and end, but here is how you change it. This will change how […]
Jeff sent in another Carl & Jerry, adventures in Electronics, this one shows you how to build a thermistor anemometer – Link & get the PDF…
Troy writes – How to build a TV Lift cabinet using an off-the-shelf dresser drawers and an off-the-shelf TV Lift Kit from Firgelli Automations. You could easily spend many thousands of dollars on a custom built cabinet with TV Lift, but for about $500. You could spend more, depending on the ready-to-build furnature you buy, […]
Here’s a quick tip for iPhone users, tap the AT&T words on the top menu bar after you reach the bottom of a page – this will take you up to the top in an instant (good for long pages like nytimesriver.com)… Update: This is from David Pogue It’s not the AT&T logo–you can tap […]
Press and hold the little LEGO looking plug-in block that appears when the iPhone sees a Flash movie/video and you get an action balloon – but it does nothing.
Bryan Mumford has a few really interesting projects, I like “The Automatic Puny Tune Player”, he writes – The Automatic Puny Tune Player is a computerized Puny Tune “robot” that plays songs on an actual wooden Puny Tune by blowing air into the mouthpiece and opening and closing the finger holes with mechanical levers. For […]
This fellow is building an Arp 2600ish modular using Music From Outer Space modules, wow! He writes – So, 17 years ago I made a huge, HUGE mistake… I sold my dearly beloved ARP 2600 in order to buy an Atari STFM (remember those?) I always regretted doing this, and recently thought about getting another […]
