Guys! There’s a contest! Make haste! Darth Vader has found true love A different kind of marble table OS X running on a netbook Possible images of the new Macbook (probably fake) What a kooky speaker Get your own Magic Mirror Can you handle the gayness known as Wonderboys? A brief insight on the latest Cray supercomputer Collectable Whiskey Praying ...

Found on Flickr user Tableauvivant’s page, this above photo shows the musical components of a Hallmark musical greeting card. I must say, this is quite surprising. I was sent a few musical cards back in May and when I took them apart, I found a tiny PCB with a piezo speaker and some other circuitry. This appears to be a ...

No intro today. I’m sending you right into the fray unprotected. The Impossible Jigsaw Puzzle Mmmmm delicious Pita Yanko’s take on water and drinking it Damn that’s a big LEGO town! DIY portable iPod speakers RFID 101 Longboarders should immediately grab one of these MIDI Madness over at MAKE Hybrid Taxis get held up Would you seriously put Scope in ...

You don’t need a DJ Mobile to be able to make public announcements over a loud speaker. Take a look at this briefcase.� It’s transportable and it’s got a built-in sound system that includes a 20-watt amplifier and 4″ speakers.� While it may not have a toilet inside of it like the Gotta Go Briefcase, it’s got the next best ...

To be honest, I haven’t seen a computer smaller than the Space Cube. The computer, about the size of an Apple, is lacking beefy specs but comes equipped with plenty of ports and options to save grace. Inside, you’ll find a 300MHz processor, 64MB of DDR RAM and a 1GB CompactFlash Card. Yes. A fucking gig of storage and enough ...

Whether it’s pizza, burgers or a refreshing salad for lunch, nothing washes it down better than a dose of Afternoon Linkage. We’re having a contest! Wine Glass Speakers Bye, bye Scrabulous Jeepers, Batman! The deets on the Gears of War 2 bonus disc Totally creepy pic, creepier article A PC case shaped like a maid’s body Glad to see the ...

I’ve got a problem and it’s with my former employer Michael Arrington. It’s not a personal problem at all, it’s just that he’s not making sense when it comes to his little Firefox Tablet he’s trying to build. Oh, and be warned – the page is bogged down by a gazillion comments, which brings me to my main point: Michael ...

Well, it’s Sunday night and the Last HOPE Conference has concluded. It’s hard for me to reflect back, seeing as I never attended HOPE before. I noticed the place was dead today as vendors packed up and groups gathered to finish activities and chat. It really makes me think that the hacking of yesteryear is dead and that a new ...

The Netherlands-based locksporting group Toool held a panel at HOPE discussing new and advanced opening techniques for high security locks. We sat in on this two hour discussion with Barry Wels and Han Fey commenting on some unorthodox approaches to key copying. The speakers mentioned how easy it is to copy even the most exclusive of key profiles, which in ...

So I got my very first Arduino in the mail two nights ago. In less than one day, I was able to create a simple program and circuit that plays back any set of musical notes I want. I can then modify pitch, frequency and delay time all with potentiometers I have rigged up to the Arduino. Coding is extremely ...