The C60 concept was created to bring tangibility to the digital music experience. A card represents a song or a collection of songs. Placement of a card on the C60 table causes the music represented by the card to be played. Multiple cards placed on the table form a clockwise ordered playlist. [Thanks, Dave!]
CasaSugar has a great interview with Meg Mateo Illasco, author of Crafting a Meaningful Home (review here) and co-founder of lifestyle magazine, Anthology. Here’s a great design tip from Meg: My only advice: don’t be afraid to bring crafty elements into your home — if anything, it’ll inject some fun, texture, or personality into it.
Einfach’s Josh Weston designed and printed these parents-to-be T-shirts for my good buddies Dan and Bethany Nixon. The baby’s name is a secret until the due date, so until then, their friends have nicknamed him “Sweatpants.” Unfortunate nickname, cool gift for excited newbie parents.
If you’re an aspiring Alex Trebek with some Arduino skills, you should check out RoysterBot’s Instructable on how to make a Quiz-O-Tron 3000, an electronic quiz contestant lockout system, which allows contestants to “buzz in” during trivia games. He used it at a holiday party and therefore needed something sturdy enough to withstand the hand […]
These pineapple-filled cookies from Jen of Indie Fixx look different and delicious. I love the story of her sleuthing to decipher her grandmother’s recipe from her minimal notes and ambiguous measurements. I’m so glad she did it, because these really look yummy!
As part of the Open MAKE/Young Makers program at the Exploratorium today, there will be a live webcast starting at 1pm. From the “MAKE at the Exploratorium” page: Open MAKE is a monthly program at the Exploratorium, in collaboration with MAKE magazine and Pixar Animation Studios, to highlight the tools, techniques, and ingenuity of local […]
Kindle Unswindle — how to remove the DRM from your purchased books… This Kindle hack relies on a few Python scripts to remove the DRM from books already purchase via the Kindle Store. The scripts, of course, require Python to be installed; the hack also uses the Kindle for PC application so you’ll need to […]
