It only applies to folks in the 22 states that AT&T serves, and you need to sign a 1 year contract, but check out what The Consumerist found: As part of a concession made to the FCC in order to get its mitts on BellSouth, AT&T is required to offer basic DSL for $10 a […]
Octopart’s hardware blog has a dual channel music player amp (in an Altoids tin, of course)… Have you ever seen a couple sharing a single pair of ipod buds, each listening with only one ear? That was the problem I wanted to solve when I started building dual channel headphone amplifiers while I was back […]
Pics and videos from RobotoGames – thanks Rob! photos – videos.
Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories put together some great resources for getting started with AVRs – Link.
Threat Level recently ran a story about Kevin Bankston, the EFF attorney who decided to test the take-down procedure for privacy-infringing photos within Google’s Street View. Initially, Google required a wealth of information before removing the photo, but they changed their policy, requiring only your name and the location the image was taken. Kevin submitted […]
The great thing about the MacBook is that it’s one of the first Apple notebooks in a long time that includes a user-replaceable hard drive. And it’s incredibly easy: remove three screws, pull the drive out, put the new drive in the old drive’s caddy, and plug it back in. That part takes about five […]
If you want to share an external drive between a Mac and a Windows machine, you typically format the drive with a FAT32 partition. One problem you’ll run into, however, is that you can run into a file size limit if you’re dealing with really large files. NTFS gets around this limitation, but unfortunately the […]
