Washington Post has a good overview of MythTV – “In 2002, amidst a bulky, advertising-laden digital television experience, programmer Isaac Richards took matters into his own hands — he began to build his own digital video recorder system from scratch. Now known as the MythTV project (http://www.mythtv.com), Richards’s effort to create DVR systems from commonly […]
Justin writes – “Alternative processes have always been interesting to me, and I’ve wanted to try the following experiment for a long time (especially after seeing the recipes described on the Shutterbug web site and elsewhere online.) You probably already know that it’s cheap and easy to develop film in your own bathroom, but did […]
Jim writes – “Here’s a description of my project to resurrect part of the “Organum Mathematicum,” a 17th century device intended to be used by non-musicians to compose church music (among other, more important functions).” – Link.
This is pretty neat – control WoW with an Xbox 360 controller, it use a “router” that turns the Xbox 360 controller into mouse and keyboard inputs, I haven’t tried this yet, but it might work with other games/apps too – [via] – Link.
Alain writes – “One more Bot to mow your lawn, YES, but this one is built from junk, I mean Sydney Junk …” – Link (French) & translated.
Aerospatial writes – “Make your helmet more aerodynamic while revealing your inner artist! This instructable will introduce you to composite manufacturing and get you closer to being Lance Armstrong.” – Link.
MAKE Flickr photo pool member Ihorner made a pop filter for audio recording, he writes – “I put this together from garden supports, and support hose. Total cost, $2.00 and I have enough material left over for 2 more. “ – Link. Related: HOW TO Make Your Own $6 Microphone Pop-Filter – Link.
