Impossibly geeky bugger streams Second Life through an Apple IIc. [Sci-fi trivia note: Legend has it that an ad on a bus stop for the Apple IIc was one of William Gibson’s inspirations for the “cyberdecks” in his Sprawl novels. So it’s rather fitting to see a virtual world through its lens, however hopelessly pixelated.] […]
Marshall writes – The Multari is a portable Atari 2600 with 32 built-in games built by myself, Marshall. It features a vacuum-formed styrene plastic case, 5″ LCD, and no big cartridges to carry around.
Action figure modder Silloff, who’s work we’ve blogged about before, has an amazing collection of Star Wars figures re-envisioned within a steampunk universe. Steam Punk Star Wars [via]
Get vintage sounds from time-warp radio with this fun “back to the future” project. Top 40 songs from the 70’s don’t sound the same on big stereo systems or headphones but they will now! To download Transistorize Your iPod MP4 click here —— or subscribe in iTunes. Check out the Transitorize Your iPod MAKE 13 […]
Sean Gallagher posted pics of this incredible celestial clock he’s building which uses the Make: Controller. Celestial Clock
By way of Mister Jalopy and Dinosaurs + Robots comes this interesting tip on repairing paperback book covers by reheated and reseating the cover to the spine. I’m definitely going to try this (first on an expendable title, as suggested). Ironing Paperback Spines
Jason writes – Toni Westbrook authored a new C64 game called Shredz64, bringing the best game of all time to the best computing platform of all time. You can use the real Guitar Hero controller using the PSX64 PS2-to-DB9 converter which Toni also created. This takes the game controller input and maps it to the […]
