Rachel @ CRAFT explains: More than 450 DIY movie makers participated in reenacting Star Wars by creating their own versions of 15-second slices of the film that have been spliced back together as Star Wars Uncut, making it the largest crowd-sourced film effort of all time. Casey Pugh sliced the film into into segments and […]
Unlike the assorted electroluminescent liquor bottle labels I blogged about last year, it looks like you can, depending on where you live and your age, actually go out and buy one of these “message” bottles of Medea vodka that incorporates a scrolling LED marquee that will hold up to 6 user-programmed messages of 255 characters each. Great for attracting your kid’s attention to the liquor cabinet. Also make a thoughtful gift for the recovering alcoholic in your life, as you can program it to display some affirmations right there on the bottle.
More than 450 DIY movie makers participated in reenacting Star Wars by creating their own versions of 15-second slices of the film that have been spliced back together as Star Wars Uncut, making it the largest crowd-sourced film effort of all time. Fast Company fills us in on the details: A long time ago in […]
For about $20 in parts and a spare point-and-shoot digital camera you can build a cheap portable book scanner with this Instructable from DHagen.
This weekend the MakeMobile was on the tarmac at the NASA Ames Research Center for Yuri’s Night. a massive global celebration of Yuri Gagarin’s first flight into space. 211 parties were held across the globe, and even the astronauts on the International Space Station had one!
Flickr use JesterVineo posted this video of the adorable Noah (his son) explaining their CoasterBot. See, robots are so easy, even a small child, a really precocious, adorable child, can figure them out. Go, Noah (and Jamie, who’s also working on the project)! Noah’s and Jamie’s robot components: Arduino Nano v3, L293D motor driver, AnyVolt […]
Brooklyn’s Brian Moore makes these cool information age / 20th century propaganda mash-up posters. Right now, he’s selling prints of Loose Tweets Sink Fleets and Wikipedia is Free, shown above, and he’s got several more designs in this Flickr set. [via Boing Boing]
