If a small pipe CNC machine can be made why not scale it up and make a huge one. I have never seen a large CNC machine made with this configuration. I am real curious to see what it is like when bluefacedthief completes it. Original Post: Huge DIY Pipe …
Archive for December, 2009
Acc_Gyro: Accelerometer + Gyro IMU

Gadget Gangster has been cranking out the new products. Here is a 3 axis accelerometer board with Gyro capability that looks like lots of fun. “The Acc_Gyro Board represents a 5DOF Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), capable of measuring acceleration on all 3-axis as well as measuring rotation rate around the X and Y axis. Combining [...]
Online bookmark service Instapaper gets a facelift

Filed under: Internet, Utilities, Web services, web 2.0, Web, Microblogging Over the last year, I’ve almost entirely abandoned browser bookmarks – instead switching to Instapaper: the service that lets you save webpages for reading later, whether in the browser or via the service’s handy iPhone app. In the run up to Christmas, whilst I was [...]
Seb’s 10 greatest, geekiest and most awesome things of 2009
Blio, a tablet-ready eBook reader

Filed under: Text, Windows, iPhone Here you have it! A first look at Blio, an eBook reader app that is destined to be used on tablets such as Apple’s rumored iSlate. Blio is the creation of inventor and futurist Raymond Kurzweil. You might be familiar with his name if you’ve used speech recognition software, or [...]
10+ free, fast-booting Linux distros that aren’t Chrome OS

Filed under: Features, Linux, Open Source, Browsers, Lists Sure, Chrome OS has been all over the headlines since early December. But it might not run on your hardware and you’re going to have to wait at least a year for the final version. Why bother waiting? Linux enthusiasts have been working on projects like this [...]
Wallpaper Juggler downloads, automatically cycles high-res images from InterfaceLift

Filed under: Design, Utilities, Windows Those of you who enjoy rotating through a variety of fresh wallpaper images have probably heard of InterfaceLIFT and Wallpaper Stock. They’re both excellent places to download high-quality background images for your desktop. Perhaps you’d rather take the hands-free approach and let an application handle downloading duties. Have a look [...]
Best Linux software for new users

Filed under: Fun, Text, Utilities, Linux, Office, Productivity, Freeware, Open Source, EducationFor new users, I recommend the openSUSE-Edu Li-f-e(Linux for Education) Live DVD. You can get it at http://en.opensuse.org/Education/Live#Download. There are some screen shots here. This is a Live DVD – you simply place the DVD in the computer’s DVD drive and reboot the machine [...]
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