I caught this photo of a rocking bike, taken by Flickr user PavelM, over on Bike Hacks. It appears to be from last year’s design event in Prague called Designblok. This is so much more relevant than a rocking horse, and I’d be in my garage making one for my kids if I knew how […]
The folks who make the “cratemen” around Melbourne were invited to make a float for the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and here’s what they came up with. From their account: We were reluctant however to simply relocate our street based work into a radically different arena. Instead we were interested in the idea of a parade […]
You can get these things at hardware stores in the US, but not in central Europe, where the Graffiti Research Lab Vienna operates. Use a light bulb and an electrical socket to create on-the-go power for your tools, in this case a projector. The basic idea is pretty simple: in a lot of today’s urban […]
Circuit City is going out of business, very slowly it seems. Have they started turning off their light, one at a time? Or is it there’s no money left for replacement bulbs? Is it a clever hack? As seen in Boulder, Colorado last night.
This is a great example of the power and flexibility of the Arduino. The project uses a hacked alarm clock and an Arudino to automatically set the wake time based on a Google calendar. This is such a great solution for anyone with a schedule that varies from day to day. Check out the link […]
This is starting to look like an art project…
bunnie writes… The shanzai of China are a tech trend to keep an eye on. Typically dismissed by popular press as simply the “copycat barons from Chinaâ€, I think they may have something in common with Hewlett and Packard or Jobs and Wozniak back when they were working out of garages. I’ve heard quite a […]
