Trammell writes – “I bought one of the Sony eBook readers and wanted a way to read my blogs and other documents offline. So I wrote a tool using a variety of Perl modules to transform RSS feeds into LaTeX and a style sheet to make it formatted for the small screen.” – Link. Related: […]
John writes – “LibraryThing lets you catalog your books, but the coolest part, to me, is that they have a feature that lets you repurpose the CueCat, a late-ninties barcode scanner which was hitherto useless dot com schwag. Now you can use it to scan your books into their system! Very cool.” – Link. Related: […]
modrak has a video of some homebrew DS app that emulates the iPod interface on your DS… “Showing off the new Pods homebrew app… the first song is mp3 320kbit/s, the other one is ogg at 192kbit/s” [via] – Link. Related: The iPod phone – Pocket PC to iPod – Link. State of the DS […]
From mdhaworth via Instructables, here’s a super easy project on how to turn a book cover into a clock. Link.
Check out this little steam candle that spins… someone could adapt the rodent powered nightlight and make it run on steam! Link
Check out this BB canon scan from a 1963 Popular Mechanics magazine [via] – Link
If you’re in the UK, you can get yourself one of Cath Kidston’s new Nokia 6111 or Nokia 6230i mobile phones that are emblazoned with her famous prints. [ via ] Link.19ff;text- Related: Cath Kidston’s In Print, published by Chronicle Books – Link.
