Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
Cyber Security and IT support for Small Business
With a surplus of 3D printers at this year’s Maker Faire, it’s really surprising to see the most talked about tool among the makers is a simple oscilloscope. [Gabriel Anzziani]‘s Xprotolab is an extremely small oscilloscope, function generator, logic analyzer, and general 128×64 OLED display is the perfect addition to your next prototyping project. With its [...]
Martha Stewart Living recommends squeezing lemon (or other citrus fruit of similar size) halves with a set of kitchen tongs to get more juice than you would by using your hands alone. More &raq...
These days most of the audio we want to hear is on our mobile devices. If you have an older boombox with a few parts and some time you can create Bluetooth connectivity as long as the boombox is design...
At Lifehacker we love making our own cleaning products. Many of these products such as dishwasher detergent, laundry detergent, citrus spray cleaner, and rust removal tanks all require a substance known...
[Christopher] at Cemetech, ever frequent HaD feature for his hacked up graphing calculators, made it to the NYC Maker Faire. He already posted on his blog he was making the trip up to Maker Faire, but we were lucky enough to catch up with him. Two things: the name of his blog isn’t ‘cement tech’, but ‘chem [...]
We've had a chest freezer for around two years now—it's a great way to take advantage of grocery store sales, farmer market finds, and garden bounty. But once your freezer starts to fill it can be...
The DIWire bender we saw last summer made its way to Maker Faire this year with a new and improved version that is now able to bend steel even more accurately than the previous aluminum-bending version. I chatted up [Marco Perry] (above, obviously), and he explained a new feature of the DIWire bender that makes [...]
If you have a nonworking NES Zapper and would like to bring it back to use as a project consider modding it to a USB connection or have it actuate a laser pointer as inspired by the dangerous-but-aweso...
Pinterest user Marissa Noe suggests storing smaller fruits and vegetables from hanging magazine racks to save space in your cupboard. More »
Maker Faire NY is awash with new and interesting computer controlled tools, but the most unusual so far appears to be Popfab, a combination router, 3D printer, and vinyl cutter able to collapse down into a suitcase. Popfab is the brainchild of [Nadya Peek] and [Ilan Moyer] of the MIT CADLAB. With interchangeable heads for routing PCBs, [...]