Computers add binary numbers constantly, but we never see how.
For this project, you need to have a Linux computer, or else the things I describe will not work.
Would you let your guests crap in a box on your floor?
This project will take about 8 hours.
The room needed a few new nautical additions, so I took an old lamp and gave it a re-vamp using thick boat rope, and adding a new shade with hand-painted stripes on it.
While reading through Charles Platt’s excellent book Make: Electronics, I came across this nice little circuit for making a gentle pulsing LED.
Fans of Patrick McGoohan’s classic BBC spy series The Prisoner will recognize this gimmick from Episode 15, “The Girl Who Was Death.” This is a pint glass with words etched on the bottom (in authentic “Village” font) that appear line by line as the liquid is imbibed.
In this project, I will show how to put the Lejos NXJ firmware on your NXT and load a simple program.
Our civilization was built on a technology so advanced we still don’t know everything it’s good for.
My architect friends Lorenzo Bini and Roberta Pezzulla made this little project for a very young and dynamic client: Lorenzo’s 6-month-old goddaughter.
Save money (and your favorite frames) with this sturdy and discreet repair.
This data-logging shield for the Arduino makes saving data to files on any FAT16 or FAT32 formatted SD card really easy.