Photojojo has a link to a DIY Lens Hood printable that lets you save yourself twenty bucks. Photojojo says, “Lens hoods, those round plastic rings that sit at the end of your SLR’s lens, are great at preventing lens flare and unwanted reflections when shooting in sunlight. Just look up your Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, […]
This is going to be funny, Mark Frauenfelder our editor-in-chief @ MAKE will be on the Colbert report. Rumor has it that Mr. Colbert wants to know why MAKE hates corporate America so much that we’d teach people how to make their own things instead of buying them from the corporations that make our country […]
The Purl Bee has a great idea on how to use some of your great fabric to decorate your walls using embroidery hoops as frames. Link.
Have you checked out the great blog Craft Leftovers? It’s run by Kristin Roach and it’s a blog that shares lots of projects you can make with the stuff you have leftover from other projects or just laying around the house. Kristin is creating a Craft Leftovers book and is selling kits to support her […]
Dave Mabe, author of BlackBerry Hacks, has some new articles up at SmartPhoneToday: BlackBerry OS 4.1 Enhances Compose Screen – Link Berry 411 – Mobile Search For BlackBerry – Link Related BlackBerry Hacks –
Matt Cutts shares three solid Gmail productivity tips to help keep your inbox under control, including keeping mailing lists out of there (using filters), prioritizing messages (using Greasemonkey and persistent searches), and excluding messages from certain accounts (using filters and labels).
Click To Play Over at O’Reilly’s Mac DevCenter, Erica Sadun points out a little-known (at least to me) feature in the current version of iChat: By control-clicking (right-clicking) a buddy’s name, a contextual menu pops up offering the option to invite that person to a one-way video chat. This means that they can watch your […]
