Collaborate Disseminate
For something non-explosive, this might be the most American project we’ve featured in a while. [Makerinator]’s domestic bliss was apparently threatened by the question “what shall we have for dinner”– …read more Continue reading The Decisioninator Decides Dinner, Saves Marriage
It’s not every day we hear of a new space propulsion method. Even rarer to hear of one that actually seems halfway practical. Yet that’s what we have in the …read more Continue reading TFINER is an Atompunk Solar Sail Lookalike
A mule isn’t just a four-legged hybrid created of a union betwixt Donkey and Horse; in our circles, it’s much more likely to mean a testbed device you hang various …read more Continue reading One Camera Mule to Rule Them All
The first version of Pascal was released by the prolific [Niklaus Wirth] back in 1970. That’s 55 years ago, an eternity in the world of computing. Does anyone still use …read more Continue reading The Case for Pascal, 55 Years On
The phone ecosystem these days is horribly boring compared to the innovation of a couple decades back. Your options include flat rectangles, and flat rectangles that fold in half and …read more Continue reading Phonenstien Flips Broken Samsung Into QWERTY Slider
While you can still find tape being used for backup storage, it’s pretty safe to say that the humble audio cassette is about as out of date as a media …read more Continue reading Tiny Datasette Uses USB For the Modern Day
To say that neutrinos aren’t the easiest particles to study would be a bit of an understatement. Outside of dark matter, there’s not much in particle physics that is as …read more Continue reading Worlds Largest Neutrino Detector Is Collecting Data In China
The Neon glow of a Nixie tube makes for an attractive clock, but that’s not enough neon for some people. [Changliang Li] is apparently one of those people, because he’s …read more Continue reading This Soviet-Style Clock Uses Homemade Nixie Tubes and Glowing Logic
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While we have nothing against other 1980s 8-bit machines, the Commodore 64 has always been something special. A case in point: another new instrument using the C-64 and its beloved …read more Continue reading The Queramin is a QWERTY Theremin with a C-64 Heart
Have you ever been out and about and needed to make a check against INT, WIS or CON but not had a die handy? Sure, you could use an app …read more Continue reading No Die? No Problem: RealDice.org Has You Covered