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  • Cooking hacks, duck, egg timer, launchpad, msp430, quack, Timer

Quacking egg timer

[Tom] managed to build a geeky, quirky digital timer for the kitchen. Where most would have used a few seven segment displays along with some buttons and called it done, he found a way to make it a lot more fun. The plush addition on top is a yellow ducky with an orange beak. When [...]

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • Google, Google School, Search, Search Research, Search Techniques

Challenge: Why Are the Coasts So Different? [Search Research]

Daniel Russell knows how to find the answers to questions you can't get to with a simple Google query. In his weekly Search Research column, Russell issues a search challenge, then follows up later in t...

  • Daniel M. Russell
  • September 26, 2012
  • keyboard, midi, musical hacks, pedal, synthesizer

MIDI man-in-the-middle hack lets you add pedal to the mix

[Sebastian] has a friend who would like to use a pedal with his MIDI setup, but his keyboard doesn’t support one. Some might interpret that as a sign you need to buy a new keyboard. But [Sebastian] has already done a lot of work with the MIDI protocol. He knew it should be possible to [...]

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • arduino hacks, engagement, lifehacks, ring, wave shield, zelda

Zelda engagement ring box seals the deal

Congratulations to [John Scancella] and his wife to be. Their recent engagement was aided by one of [John's] projects. Since [Betsy] is a big fan of Zelda, he thought it would be fun to present the ring with the Zelda music playing in the background. He and a friend combined forces to build what you [...]

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • Erik martin, How I Work, Q&A, reddit, Top

I'm Erik Martin, General Manager of Reddit, and This Is How I Work [How I Work]

Since 2008, Erik Martin has managed Reddit, one of the internet's most influential, highly trafficked sites. Reddit users, or redditors, share and vote on posts so the best/funniest/most controversial r...

  • Tessa Miller
  • September 26, 2012
  • acrylic, ben krasnow, chemistry hacks, fuel, hybrid, oxygen, rocket

Hybrid rocket engine uses acrylic as fuel

We are fascinated by the hybrid rocket engine which [Ben Krasnow] built and tested in his shop. It is actually using a hollow cylinder of acrylic as the fuel, with gaseous oxygen as an oxidizer. We’re already quite familiar with solid rocket propellant, but this hybrid approach is much different. When a rocket motor using solid propellant [...]

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • gift, misc hacks, papercraft, robot, toy

Astounding papercraft skills result in this working robot

It would have been very hard to believe this is made from paper if we hadn’t seen all the parts being built. As a still image it looks neat, but the speed at which those paper gears turn in the video after the break will certainly leave you slack-jawed. It really is a walking robot [...]

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • Advice, Ask Lifehacker, Desktops, hardware, Laptops, Shopping, shutterstock, Top, Windows, Windows 8

Should I Wait for Windows 8 to Buy a New Computer? [Ask Lifehacker]

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  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • Microsoft Research, Security

Daily Update, Sept. 26th – A Microsoft Research Economist Exudes a Passion for Politics

We have two stories for you in today’s edition of the Daily Update:
· Microsoft Research puts the spotlight on David Rothschild, an economist at Microsoft Research New York City. Trained during an academic career that culminated with a Ph....

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
  • Buying, Mind Hacks, Saving Money, Shopping

Get in on Pre-Sales at the Department Store (and Other Tips from Department Store Clerks) [Shopping]

Did you know you could get items at discounted prices at department stores even before their sales officially start? The secret is to befriend a salesperson, according to LearnVest, which has rounded up...

  • Brady Phenicie
  • September 26, 2012
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