Neat.

I remember just missing out on a box of Hungarian light bulbs when the walls came down. Probably should have tried harder.

An interesting story on the not-ready-for-prime-time Russian shuttle. Learned a feew things and I actually followed this story for a time.

Food for thought as folks continue to question why anyone would make something themselves.

I probably need to whip together a couple of these prior to our next camping trip. Or heck, just make some to keep in the car.

Still on the subject of homebrewed safety gear, these sound like a bit of work but probably are worth it once you need them.

I read about the project mentioned in this article a couple years ago. Nice to see they are still working on it – and getting interesting results.

The Adafruit folks took a tour of the Arduino factory. Here are the pics. Get your geek on!

My browser took a steaming dump awhile back and I had all these old links I meant to post here during the transition from IonWeb to Hostmonster.

Anyway, this is a start in clearing out the backlog. Also, following this video is the larger NewsHour program on the Makers.

A pretty cool look at how spacesuits have evolved. Considering we’ve only been at this for 50-ish years, it’s an interesting process to see.

It is always good to know how to make your own ethernet cables.

Somehow I rarely go a year without having to churn out a few of them.