This is my second Instructables. This time, I’m gonna tell everyone how to extend your USB using UTP. Why do you need to do so? Because the USB extender in shops only around 1,5 meters. It’s very short, if you need 50 meters for a USB WiFi antenna on your roof. So I share to you people this techniq…
By: huang.wencong
This is my second Instructables. This time, I’m gonna tell everyone how to extend your USB using UTP. Why do you need to do so? Because the USB extender in shops only around 1,5 meters. It’s very short, if you need 50 meters for a USB WiFi antenna on your roof. So I share to you people this techniq…
By: huang.wencong
False Profit Labs built itself a wood-powered on-beach hot tub as a side project. After all the blowing stuff up that we do, we decided that we needed break.
Basically, we took an inflatable hot tub out to the Ocean Beach here in San Francisco, filled it with salty ocean water, built a bonfire, set…
By: nagutron
False Profit Labs built itself a wood-powered on-beach hot tub as a side project. After all the blowing stuff up that we do, we decided that we needed break.
Basically, we took an inflatable hot tub out to the Ocean Beach here in San Francisco, filled it with salty ocean water, built a bonfire, set…
By: nagutron
This is my first instructable and I’ve decided to make a new gadget with ALTOIDS can. This one is a COMBO USB drive, that you can group all your old flash drives into a one, original and custom shape drive. Enjoy and comment please!
Yet, I am brazilian, so sorry about English language mistakes, ok?…
By: cesarscavone
This is my first instructable and I’ve decided to make a new gadget with ALTOIDS can. This one is a COMBO USB drive, that you can group all your old flash drives into a one, original and custom shape drive. Enjoy and comment please!
Yet, I am brazilian, so sorry about English language mistakes, ok?…
By: cesarscavone
This week:
Ball joint doll heads, “Plastitch” Models, Vocaloid Meets Generative Composition, Human-made Spider Web, Rice Paddy Art in Yamagata, Kakuyo’s Strap-on Fisheye Lenses for Cell Phones, Breadboarding on StapaVision, Carioka Labs’ Low-Temp Stirling Engine Car, Making Spacey Movies Through Slo-Mo, and Three “Emo” Recycling Tools.
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Yay! Philipp Lenssen’s Google Apps Hacks just got reviewed on Slashdot by JR Peck, who had some kind words for the book:
Well, this book is an excellent introduction to Google’s many on-line applications. I use many already and still learned of a couple new ones when I read this book. It also does bring all that instruction into one place, and provides a very user-friendly style of instruction. There is also a very nice feature, 8 sections that take the reader “Beyond Google…”. Each of these sections informs the reader about alternative software that provides similar functionality to the Google software described in the preceding chapter. This is really a great resource and an unexpected bonus for anyone who reads the book.
(In the review, JR raises a good point about the definition of a Hack. We use the definition “A non-obvious solution to an interesting problem”, although JR leans toward some other definitions mentioned in the review).
From the Maker Shed:
Google Apps Hacks by Philipp Lenssen - all about Google Docs & Spreadsheets, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Presentations, and more!
Price: $29.99
Buy it in the Maker Shed
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This title may have you thinking that a bagel will be used… I am sorry to let you down. The bagel will not be making a cameo anytime soon.
If you are looking to:
A. Clog your arteries,
B. Give yourself Diabetes,
or C. Both… then this is perfect for you.
What you will need:
Krispy Kreme Don…
By: Romado12187
This title may have you thinking that a bagel will be used… I am sorry to let you down. The bagel will not be making a cameo anytime soon.
If you are looking to:
A. Clog your arteries,
B. Give yourself Diabetes,
or C. Both… then this is perfect for you.
What you will need:
Krispy Kreme Don…
By: Romado12187
