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    Curves: Video has been removed? Those bastages. more »
    Monty: You don't need the video, folks - just get married. Trust me - you smack the snooze on your partners head in the morning and she/he will knock you ri... more »
    Nathan Obbards: Removed by the user. Sweet. more »
    PN - gooapplesoft: video dead... more »
    B1663R: When i was a kid i did my own bat signal on a mirror and that worked pretty well! more »
    Golf_Nut: I'd like one in the Santa and his sleigh so I could freak out all the kids (and their parents) in the neighborhood! more »
    Hearthatvoiceagain: Amid all the posts drooling over Rosa in spandex has no-one noticed the major fail on this. The Batsignal features a bat silloutte on a light source. ... more »
    BazookaJoe: How the FFFK do you pronounce this "Arduino" ?? Its Driving me crazy :\ - I've ordered my first experimenter kit featuring one of these things - But ... more »
    Chimaera: She is vengeance. She is the night. more »
    Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: My PowerBook is on the fritz. I need to make a Macsignal to summon 'El Jobso to the rescue! more »
    Duckspwn: "And then I'll track down a slinky costume and take down some troublemakers." You can "take me down" all night long babe. more »
    Radioheadonist: "And then I'll track down a slinky costume and take down some troublemakers." Rosa, I think you may have just invited all sorts of bad comments with t... more »
    Stndsh0: All I gotta say #rosarocks. more »
    Curves: That could actually be a lot of fun. I would like to make a UFO stencil then sit back and watch the locals shoot at it. more »
    AddyDugdale: Funny. Very. Mark, you're a genius. more »
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    This homemade "Princess and the Pea" alarm clock is hooked up to a compressor that will literally toss you out of bed if you hit the snooze button. Not exactly subtle, but it sure is effective. [ProjectPage via Make]
  • #diy

    I'm Building This DIY Batsignal and Then Taking You Jokers Down

    I was never sure if Batgirl had a Batsignal, but it doesn't really matter. I'm gonna build my own using Arduino, some LEDs, and these instructions anyway. And then I'll track down a slinky costume and take down some troublemakers. More »
  • #apple

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    Mr. Jobs, my apologies, I didn't mean to interrupt you at home. I mean, obviously I did because I knocked at your door, but, you know—wait, were you watching So You Think You Can Dance? More »
  • #diy

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    I think my hard drive flinched in fear when I pulled up these instructions for turning a laptop into an Etch-A-Sketch. How could it not when the project is a freakin' awesome Arduino-powered Hack-A-Sketch that you actually shake to erase. More »
  • #giftguide

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  • #diy

    Take a Virtual Tour Through Google Street View On a Stationary Bike

    Using a Vuzix headset, a laptop, Arduino and a bike sensor, Aki Mimoto was able to rig up his wife's stationary bike to transport himself through a virtual Google Street View environment. More »
  • #fashion

    MIT Media Lab: Electronic Wallpaper, Conductive Threads and More

    Diana Eng, who you might remember as Project Runway's premiere nerd designer, took a look at MIT's Media Lab and found some pretty cool stuff, mostly run off of Arduino microcontrollers. Check it out below. More »
  • #diy

    Make Your Own Secret Knock Detecting Door Lock

    Hideouts can't be protected with a simple lock and key, those jobs require passwords or secret knocks. For the latter, you can go the extra mile and build a knock detector using a few basic pieces of equipment. More »
  • #robots

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  • #gps

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  • #robots

    DIY Guardian Robot Gives You a High Five For Happy Tweets

    As annoying as it is, life sometimes gets in the way of your 24-hour Twitter vigil. That is why you can employ the Guardian Robot to stand watch for you. He will notify you of good tweets and bad 24/7. More »
  • #mysteries

    What in the Hell Is This Thing? A Skateboard Etch-A-Sketch?

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  • #robots

    Snoozy the Sloth Is a Creepy Comforting Stuffed Animal That Really Breathes

    Parsons student Justin Blinder created the Arduino-based Snoozy the Sloth stuffed animal as "an intimate, yet passive, toy interaction that relaxes and comforts a user." Cuddly, or creepy? More »
  • #arduino

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    Cheap, multifunctional arduino boards work brilliantly for DIY projects. Now this cheaper, semi-printable version makes the platform even more DIY. More »
  • #diy

    "Puff" The Magic Firefighting Arduino Dragon

    So you are a 2-pack a day smoker and it's your birthday. Congrats, you lived another year. Unfortunately you lack the lung capacity to blow out your candles. Puff the arduino dragon can help. More »
  • #powerglove

    Nintendo Power Glove Updated With Accelerometer, Bluetooth, Irony

    Instructables has a great hack to turn an old Power Glove, that triumph of silliness, into an Arduino-controlled, Bluetooth-and-accelerometer-sporting modern peripheral. More »
  • #diy

    The Arduinocaster Makes Keytars Even Geekier, If That's Possible

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  • #diy

    DIY Burglar Alarm That Tweets On Thieves

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  • #diy

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