Jim writes – “I just read your Google Calculator post, and thought you’d like Frink (which I prefer)… In this web interface, you can enter any arbitrarily complex Frink expression (see the documentation) in the “From:” box and click “Calculate”. If you also enter a value in the “To:” box, it is treated as the […]
Danomatika writes – “I made a small project that combines Arduino, bluetooth, pd, and windows scripting in python. Basically, an arduino wir;less play button provides transport control over FLStudio or any other windows app. Thought this might be useful to other makers!” – Link.
Intense, here’s how to build a sword-wielding, tennis-playing, WiiMote-controlled, friendly robot – Link.
As reported by Google Operating System, a couple days ago, Google gave its Image Search a “cleaner look.” The new design uses JavaScript to hide much of the information (such as the domain, type, dimensions, and size of the file) that used to appear below each image (as shown in the screenshot at the beginning […]
Tupper’s Self-Referential Formula is an equation that, when graphed, displays the formula itself. Here’s the equation (same as the image of the output shown at the beginning of this post): Check out the link for the specifics of the functions and values of the variables. (Via kottke)
Without getting into the ethics of employers blocking access to certain sites on company machines (and without comment on the ethics of subverting those filters), if you need to access your personal Gmail account from an office that restricts access, engtech has a number of solutions for getting around the firewall. Check out the linked […]
Computer controlled rapid manufacturing meets Nixie, Big Blue Saw writes – “This gorgeous image was sent in by one of our customers, who used parts from Big Blue Saw to make a Nixie clock. This digital clock uses Nixie tubes, neon tubes which display the time. The creator, Joe Hoffman, tells us that the Nixie […]
