 |
| Error Messages |
| Just found this page full of screenshots of error messages. Strangely satisfying to scroll past them all... |
| added by rogan Thu 25 Sep '08, 15:54 |
3 comments |
|
| Image Re-targeting |
How to change the size of a picture without cropping or skewing it, with the help of really clever algorithms.
It's difficult to explain in words, thankfully this is a video. |
| added by tiexano Thu 20 Sep '07, 5:03 |
4 comments |
|
| The Apple Crate |
| Bloke builds parallel computer out of old Apple ][e motherboards. Because he can. |
| added by chthonic Wed 7 Sep '05, 9:18 |
4 comments |
|
| The Scrolling Belt Buckle |
| A programmable scrolling display which allows one to write obvious "jokes" about one's anatomy. |
| added by Standard Deviant Sat 16 Apr '05, 20:36 |
2 comments |
|
| Lego Rubik's Cube Robot |
| J.P.Brown doesn't just know how to solve a Rubik's cube. He writes algorithms to do it. And then builds robots to run it. On real cubes. Using Lego. Hardcore. |
| added by tomsk Tue 15 Mar '05, 11:17 |
4 comments |
|
| Mars Tumbleweed Rover |
The Tumbleweed Rover is a light weight system designed to blow across the landscape of Mars.
NASA steals idea from Russian Thistle. |
| added by Standard Deviant Mon 7 Feb '05, 20:03 |
5 comments |
|
| GraffitiWriter |
| "...a tele-operated field programable robot which employs a custom built array of spray cans to write linear text messages on the ground at a rate of 15 kilometers per hour... The printing process is similar to that of a dot matrix printer." |
| added by Standard Deviant Sat 22 Jan '05, 13:50 |
5 comments |
|
| NotCon04 |
Great stuff from NotCon '04,
but the best is under the Hardware section:
Matt Jones (Chair); James Larsson, Telling the time (not very accurately) using a Marks & Spencer prawn sandwich and a BBC micro. |
| added by pippy Sun 21 Nov '04, 0:31 |
0 comments |
|
|
| more -> |