Understanding, (ab)using, and extending Apple’s offline finding protocol
I designed and built this 10-foot-tall costume for Halloween 2020 for about $100. The head is a giant plastic skull I found at a Halloween store, and I downloaded creepy scary sounds from Spotify and played them on a Bluetooth speaker attached to my waist.
These edible eyeballs are made from a popular traditional Japanese snack called shiratama. They’re fun and spooky and also not too gross looking, perfect for Halloween!
Adding smoke and flame effects to your costume is easier than you might think, using a vaping e-cig loaded with vegetable glycol and pumped using a small aquarium pump. This effect, combined with some flickering LEDs tucked into inconspicuous places, can give a realistic fire and smoke look to your next costume.
Ask and behold your future told — in memes — with this twist on a classic toy
One of the largest obstacles I faced when first starting to cosplay was what to do with all the toxic fumes created by a lot of products I needed to use, such as contact cement and spray paint. The easiest thing to do is work outside but that’s not possible in all situations, especially duringthe winter.
Inductive chargers are becoming more popular for phones, watches, headphones, and other devices — they’re everywhere!
Get cooking with this ultra-efficient woodstove made from scrap
If you shake cream and ice long enough, it turns into ice cream. Sweet! But just how much shaking, and for how long?
Make a Light-up skirt with 120 hidden full-color LEDs that respond to your movements
Eyeballs are my favorite things to make.
Build the Dormio "dream incubator" to influence and access your hypnagogic lucid dreams
