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more about #maker more comments → CaliBoom: And it STILL won't help the MBA since it also doesn't have a VGA port. . . ROFLMAO more » Moargazm: So vaginas can be used for USB power? [i33.tinypic.com] I never knew. more » Adisharr: Neat but there are tiny hubs that do this w/o the possibility of me frying my chipset. more » 2 replies by: Evil monkey pirates!! It looks like it's missing ninjas though, so he still has some work to do. more » Curves: I guess it could have some application someplace, but I still prefer the classic, especially the outer space ones. They were, and are, max cool. I use... more » Curves: If it aint broke, dont fix it. There is a reason this is a classic toy. more » OMG! Ponies!: I don't ever want to hear about "heavy-paper fetish" again. more » -
#helicopters
Indoor R-C Helicopters Go DIY, Use Spare Electronics Parts
Forget the Picoo Z's, no matter how much fun they are they can't be as cool as making and flying your own indoor remote-control 'copter. And over at this site there's a set of instructions that'll help you DIY, assuming you have some spare CD drive motors and servos lying around, and are happy with soldering and detailed rotor-carving. The instructions even say how to add a wireless cam beneath the fuselage... useful for, um, imaging the precise moment you crash it into your cat? I suspect more nefarious purposes. Still, it's a full cyclic-control aircraft, so it should be extremely flyable. [Heliproject via Hacknmod] -
#makerfaire
2008 Maker Faire Announced
DIY gadgeteers, fire up your engines: the dates for Make magazine's first 2008 Maker Faire have been unveiled as May 3rd and 4th. The San Mateo County Fairgrounds in San Mateo, California will again be the venue. Expect to see all sorts of wonderful (and weird) DIY science, arts, crafts and engineering projects in action, just like last year. We'll be keeping you posted, of course, but if you want to go there in person remember that discount ticket sales end April 25th. [Maker Faire] -
