If a lot of your day is spent building and rebuilding software, you want to know at a glance how things are going. You could walk over to the monitor and look at the text symbols that humans use to communicate, or you could glance at a softly glowing orb that lets you know what’s […]
Tuomo writes – This experiment is based on an example in Nicolas Collins’ book: “Handmade Electronic Music, The Art of Hardware Hacking”. The motivation for this experiment is to learn IC logic chips and to prepare inexpensive experiments for sound making electronics workshops. This is a first version, please be aware of possible errors. All […]
Ryan writes – You guys ran a story on the Plymouth buried in the time capsule in Tulsa back in January (in the MAKE:blog). Just thought I would let you know they have been doing dry runs on pulling out the car this week and have found that the capsule has a couple feet of […]
John sent in this fun video of a turbine engine powered minibike, zooooooooom!
Interesting photo set from of works from Tim Noble and Sue Webster, piles of trash that form amazing shadow art… Pictured here: Dirty White Trash [With Gulls], 1998 | six months’ worth of the artists’ rubbish – [via] Link.
Here’s the start of a nice looking, very retro, case mod… Celebrate the historical heritage of the modern Personal Computer..the way it should have been. While charming in its reticence, the buzzing beige rectangle under a desk hardly seems a fitting aesthetic legacy for what is inarguably the most important invention of the last 50 […]
Phil @ MAKE writes: If you ever need to go to a super fancy-pants event or night out on the town, I can’t think of anything more elegant than these pixelized jewels – [via] Link.
