If you’re building any sort of web interface for geospatial data, take a peek at OpenLayers. OpenLayers implements a (still-developing) JavaScript API for building rich web-based geographic applications, similar to the Google Maps and MSN Virtual Earth APIs, with one important difference — OpenLayers is Free Software, developed for and by the Open Source software […]
Frank writes – It’s a 3 position SPDT switch that closes (on) when tilted. Made with 3 pieces of plastic, a washer, and three machine screws + nuts. I made this switch as a hack for a cheap r/c car controller, inspired by the wiimote controlled car. I just realized, this can also double as […]
From the CRAFT flickr pool comes five deviled eggs (crocheted, of course) by splinkn. These cool pin cushions are available at the Splink! Etsy shop. Link.
Nikol Lohr of The Thrifty Knitter has a cozy looking knit pattern of a cowl neck to hoodie poncho called Bear Cub Pattern. The yarn she used looks super nubbly and cozy too. Link.
I see a MIDI project on the horizon. Operon from the openprosthetics group writes – This is a step-by-step guide on how to make your very own prototype acoustic myography sensor. That means a sensor you can use to measure muscle sounds. What is this good for? well… it is a more affordable alternative to […]
Wisegeek writes – We love air hockey, but we wanted to see if the basic idea would work on real ice as opposed to using the air bearing principle. We were on a visit up north and an approaching cold weather front provided the perfect opportunity. Unfortunately, we were away from our workshop, so we […]
I love the Japanese line Decole and now Fred Flare is carrying a few of their goods. Get yourself this cute wooden box sewing kit which comes with scissors, thread, measuring tape, pins, needles, mushroom shaped pin cushion and more! Link. Related: Delicious Decole Flickr Group – Link.
