Make Free — I Agree
In order to “protect intellectual property,” these bandits are perfectly willing to take away your rights to your physical, personal property.
Month: February 2007
Ripple Along
OK, anyone else find themselves enticed by the recent sightings in the craft blog world of beautifully crocheted ripple blankets? For me, it started with Alicia’s blanket, who in turn was inspired by Jane’s Yarnstorm ripple. Now crochet gal Kim Werker of Crochet Me has started a Ripple Along. I can’t stop staring at all […]
Maker’s Corner
Advice and news for MAKE readers.
News From the Future — Pervasive Publishing
How we communicate, and what we communicate, are inseparable.
Welcome — Fringe Benefits
Interesting changes often occur where cultures, ideas, and disciplines merge and mutate.
Hacks Authors’ Blogs: One Feed to Rule Them All
Ed note: In this guest post, veteran Hacks series author Paul Bausch takes on a challenge that’s been on my todo list for a while, providing a solution that should be of immediate interest to all readers of this site and just might serve as a seed for future hacking around here. I have a […]
Giant Explosions REPRODUCED IN MINIATURE by home chemists
This is great, a tiny grain silo explosion you can make yourself in your home lab, Popular Science 1933 – HARMLESS, miniature explosions make experimenting with combustibles a thrilling, yet safe, amusement for the amateur chemist. With inexpensive homemade apparatus, he can duplicate the explosions in a gasoline motor and amuse his friends by burning […]