We posted previously about SurveillanceSaver, a screen saver that shows open surveillance camera views on your Mac. Well, the folks have come out with a Windows version – Link. Related: SurveillanceSaver alpha 0 for OS X – Link.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee’s original computer, the first host for the “World Wide Web,” invented at CERN, photo from Bruce Sterling – Link. Related: The first WWW url – Link. Screenshots of original browser – Link.
Congrats to our friends at Popular Science for opening a giant can of update, the new site is great! – Link & DIY section. My only request is to put up a RSS feed for the DIY section.
Google has 2D barcodes for their print folks (also known as QR codes, and used here on the MAKE blog on the right side, scroll down). I like these for art and culture jamming-type projects, but here is what Google is up to… Recently, you may have seen newspaper ads for jewelry retailer Blue Nile […]
This is funny, someone made an O’Reilly book generator with the familiar animals from the books series (O’Reilly is the publisher of MAKE)
Stanford’s 3D tool where you can upload your own 2D image and make it 3D (site seems to be getting hammered at the moment)- Make3D converts your single picture into a 3-D model. It takes a two-dimensional image and creates a three-dimensional “fly around” model, giving the viewers access to the scene’s depth and a […]
Interesting story @ Wired Science about open source science data & Google. I wonder when and if there will be medical open source hardware in there – Sources at Google have disclosed that the humble domain, http://research.google.com will soon provide a home for terabytes of open-source scientific datasets. The storage will be free to scientists […]
