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iMac-o'-Lantern Will Make Any Fanboy Look Even Dorkier than Usual
Have an old iMac case, an iPhone, and an intense desire to be mocked and smacked this Halloween? Look no further: These instructions to build a jack-o'-lantern from an old iMac is all you need. [Thanks Gary S. Katz]Lasers: The Only Way to Carve a Pumpkin
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Halloween's getting closer, and you know what that means: novelty pumpkin carving! The Joy of Tech has provided a nice little template of Steve Jobs' face so you can have your own little Steve head in your front lawn this October 31st. Ryan from Seattle did an admirable job with the instructions, but even with Apple's new aluminum aesthetic I can't help but wish he had used one of those all-white pumpkins. Update: reader Scott Heimendinger isn't about to let the Jobs-O-Lantern go unanswered. His creation after the jump. More »