Tom writes – This little gem is perfect for anyone interested in 3D modeling and no budget. The software is free while in beta and is totally unique in how easy it is to learn. I found it looking for a product to use for virtual protyping ceramic designs and fell in love with it. […]
racketboy has posted a tutorial that shows you how to cram more than one Dreamcast game onto a CD: I’ve been cleaning up the files on my PC, including a number of useful text files. Among these files is a tutorial that I picked up a while back that let people put multiple Dreamcast games […]
Are you an over the counter stimulant junky? It’s ok to admit it, you’re among friends here. I drink about 5 cups of black coffee a day, but I’m always looking for something that less rocket fuel tasting. My pal Mikey pointed me to Energy fiend, a fantastic site that has new caffeinated energy drinks […]
diyAudioProjects.com has several DIY (do it yourself) audio projects for the electronics hobbyist and woodworker. Pictured here, the 12AX7 line level tube preamplifier kit. Thanks Giovanni! DIY Audio Projects | diyAudioProjects.com – Link.
Jher sent in this link about a Japanese cellphone toymaker that hand makes this widgets from spare electronics parts… Super easy and fun to re-make… CATALOGER – [via] Link.
This RSS globe screen saver looks like the google demo you see at their headquarters and at conferences – this globe spins around and shows pillars of activity in blog world. Fun eye candy for a spare computer, and a reminder that a lot of the world is still not lit up. Twingly screensaver is […]
Mac OS X Hints reports on “a new and seemingly little-mentioned feature” in Mac OS X for Intel Macs: It appears that the ambient noise reduction feature is designed to remove the background noise that the microphone would otherwise pick up. It should make a difference in any app in which you use the microphone, […]
