Created by pointlesspark 4 days ago: "These are just a few (seriously only a few) pics of some work I did in my second semester at art school. Obviously it's not everything, that would just be ridiculous, but it ranges from painting to india ink to charcoal to ceramics.
The images above from top to bottom and left to right are: "Pony Boy Flask" (ceramics), "Squint" (india ink), and "Untitled"..."
]]>Created by pointlesspark 4 days ago: "These are just a few (seriously only a few) pics of some work I did in my second semester at art school. Obviously it's not everything, that would just be ridiculous, but it ranges from painting to india ink to charcoal to ceramics.
The images above from top to bottom and left to right are: "Pony Boy Flask" (ceramics), "Squint" (india ink), and "Untitled"..."
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Created by marcoxyz 3 weeks ago: "iPhoneModem.app provides the easiest and safest way to use your iPhone as a modem to connect you to the internet. Despite the the unsafe connection bewteen your Mac and your iPhone your data are safe because all communication between both devices are encrypted by SSH.
Everybody who does not want to use the terminal but need the option to work with your provided flatrate like you can do with other cell phones, too. iPhoneModem works with all jail broken iPhones 2G and 3G over EDGE and UMTS.
have..."
]]>Created by marcoxyz 3 weeks ago: "iPhoneModem.app provides the easiest and safest way to use your iPhone as a modem to connect you to the internet. Despite the the unsafe connection bewteen your Mac and your iPhone your data are safe because all communication between both devices are encrypted by SSH.
Everybody who does not want to use the terminal but need the option to work with your provided flatrate like you can do with other cell phones, too. iPhoneModem works with all jail broken iPhones 2G and 3G over EDGE and UMTS.
have..."
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Created by natetrue 4 weeks ago: "A video put together from footage shot during http://www.garagevoice.com Garage Voice's concert at http://www.24-seven.org 24-Seven...."
]]>Created by natetrue 4 weeks ago: "A video put together from footage shot during http://www.garagevoice.com Garage Voice's concert at http://www.24-seven.org 24-Seven...."
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Created by julian 4 weeks ago: "Sometimes I don't like showering right after I wake up. It's a lot of work for my sleepy body to do. Drying off is particularly strenuous. Today I decided to just sit until I was dry. As I was, I noticed that in the shower tile, was me! How extraordinary! I look pretty sad in most of these. I was just..."
]]>Created by julian 4 weeks ago: "Sometimes I don't like showering right after I wake up. It's a lot of work for my sleepy body to do. Drying off is particularly strenuous. Today I decided to just sit until I was dry. As I was, I noticed that in the shower tile, was me! How extraordinary! I look pretty sad in most of these. I was just..."
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Created by natetrue 4 weeks ago: "A while ago I started playing with tofu and cooking it in various ways. I fell in love with this delicious Ginger Sesame sauce and tried preparing tofu in it. It was delicious, but the main ingredient in that sauce was high fructose corn syrup, and we know how unhealthy that is. So I set out to make a delicious and healthy all-natural version.
This recipe uses frozen tofu, which you make out of extra firm tofu, frozen and then thawed. But we'll start with the ingredients:
Ingredient list (sauce):
- 4 tbsp Orange juice concentrate
- 5 tbsp Reduced sodium soy sauce (if using normal soy sauce, don't add salt)
- 4 tbsp Toasted sesame oil (can use normal sesame/olive/vegetable oil + use toasted sesame seeds instead of raw)
- 2/3 cup water
- 1 tbsp Raw sesame seeds (can use toasted sesame seeds for more flavor)
- 2 tsp Italian seasoning
- 1 tbsp Ground ginger (can use equivalent amount of fresh ginger, not sure how much that is)
- 1 tsp Chili powder
- 1 tbsp Lite salt..."
]]>Created by natetrue 4 weeks ago: "A while ago I started playing with tofu and cooking it in various ways. I fell in love with this delicious Ginger Sesame sauce and tried preparing tofu in it. It was delicious, but the main ingredient in that sauce was high fructose corn syrup, and we know how unhealthy that is. So I set out to make a delicious and healthy all-natural version.
This recipe uses frozen tofu, which you make out of extra firm tofu, frozen and then thawed. But we'll start with the ingredients:
Ingredient list (sauce):
- 4 tbsp Orange juice concentrate
- 5 tbsp Reduced sodium soy sauce (if using normal soy sauce, don't add salt)
- 4 tbsp Toasted sesame oil (can use normal sesame/olive/vegetable oil + use toasted sesame seeds instead of raw)
- 2/3 cup water
- 1 tbsp Raw sesame seeds (can use toasted sesame seeds for more flavor)
- 2 tsp Italian seasoning
- 1 tbsp Ground ginger (can use equivalent amount of fresh ginger, not sure how much that is)
- 1 tsp Chili powder
- 1 tbsp Lite salt..."
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Created by natetrue 5 weeks ago: "Using my new super-awesome Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 digital camera, Jesse, Brenda, and myself took a bunch of sweet high-speed videos. Without further..."
]]>Created by natetrue 5 weeks ago: "Using my new super-awesome Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 digital camera, Jesse, Brenda, and myself took a bunch of sweet high-speed videos. Without further..."
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Created by seemanta 6 weeks ago: "This POV toy was inspired by the Binary/POV clock by Natetrue which fascinated me very much.
For this project, I have used an ATMEL AT89S52 microcontroller which is based upon the 8052 core.
I have used a column of 8 LEDs for creating the POV effect. The code for this is quite simple and so I have not bothered to post it here. You can post a comment if you want it.
Initially it was not working properly because the delay I had used between lighting up each column was about 40 milliseconds.
Then after some searching on the net for similar POV toys led me to believe 10 milliseconds might be a good delay.
And sure enough, 10 milliseconds made it work. I guess that it is the optimum speed taking into consideration the speed of the moving arm.
So here it is, my latest POV toy. Comments are welcome!
Below are some time progression snaps that I took when I was making..."
]]>Created by seemanta 6 weeks ago: "This POV toy was inspired by the Binary/POV clock by Natetrue which fascinated me very much.
For this project, I have used an ATMEL AT89S52 microcontroller which is based upon the 8052 core.
I have used a column of 8 LEDs for creating the POV effect. The code for this is quite simple and so I have not bothered to post it here. You can post a comment if you want it.
Initially it was not working properly because the delay I had used between lighting up each column was about 40 milliseconds.
Then after some searching on the net for similar POV toys led me to believe 10 milliseconds might be a good delay.
And sure enough, 10 milliseconds made it work. I guess that it is the optimum speed taking into consideration the speed of the moving arm.
So here it is, my latest POV toy. Comments are welcome!
Below are some time progression snaps that I took when I was making..."
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Created by natetrue 6 weeks ago: "Back in the old iPhone 1.x firmwares, I made an app called http://cre.ations.net/creation/dock Dock that would allow you to switch between apps quickly, without needing to go back to the home screen.
Then iPhone firmware 2.0 came out and turned everything on its head! I had to completely rewrite Dock in order to get it working in 2.0, and of course, I added some handy extra features along the way.
http://blip.tv/file/get/Natetrue-Dock31Demo814.flv
Features, you say? Dock:
- Sorts apps by categories, making large amounts of apps easy to manage
- Imports Favorites entries from Phone with pictures, into the "Speed Dial" category
- Can be disabled in specific applications
- Has a Prefs app that lets you quickly categorize apps the way you want them
- Has two "sunburst" modes for even quicker switching
- Can see apps hidden by Poof
To use, install from Cydia (props to http://blog.psmxy.org Shaun Erickson for packaging), and reboot your phone. The yellow line..."
]]>Created by natetrue 6 weeks ago: "Back in the old iPhone 1.x firmwares, I made an app called http://cre.ations.net/creation/dock Dock that would allow you to switch between apps quickly, without needing to go back to the home screen.
Then iPhone firmware 2.0 came out and turned everything on its head! I had to completely rewrite Dock in order to get it working in 2.0, and of course, I added some handy extra features along the way.
http://blip.tv/file/get/Natetrue-Dock31Demo814.flv
Features, you say? Dock:
- Sorts apps by categories, making large amounts of apps easy to manage
- Imports Favorites entries from Phone with pictures, into the "Speed Dial" category
- Can be disabled in specific applications
- Has a Prefs app that lets you quickly categorize apps the way you want them
- Has two "sunburst" modes for even quicker switching
- Can see apps hidden by Poof
To use, install from Cydia (props to http://blog.psmxy.org Shaun Erickson for packaging), and reboot your phone. The yellow line..."
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Created by seemanta 7 weeks ago: "I used my recently purchased Arduino board to interface a Hitachi HD44780 compatible LCD. With Arduino, as usual the code was quite simple. In fact, I spent more time building the circuit than in writing the code.
The only disadvantage I found in the Arduino board was that the PORTD and PORTB sockets have a small gap in between them. Because of this gap, I am not able to evenly fit male-female socket pairs. As a result, I cannot make small home-made Arduino shields using general purpose PCBs.
The result? I had to cut pieces of a circuit board with a hack saw, make 2 thin strips, and then had to solder my connectors over..."
]]>Created by seemanta 7 weeks ago: "I used my recently purchased Arduino board to interface a Hitachi HD44780 compatible LCD. With Arduino, as usual the code was quite simple. In fact, I spent more time building the circuit than in writing the code.
The only disadvantage I found in the Arduino board was that the PORTD and PORTB sockets have a small gap in between them. Because of this gap, I am not able to evenly fit male-female socket pairs. As a result, I cannot make small home-made Arduino shields using general purpose PCBs.
The result? I had to cut pieces of a circuit board with a hack saw, make 2 thin strips, and then had to solder my connectors over..."
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Created by seemanta 7 weeks ago: "This is a simple digital clock/thermometer which I made using an AT89S52 sometime back for my sister for her Birthday. I have also used a Dallas DS12C887 along with the AT89S52 micro.
Features include:
1. Fully realtime - Time is maintained even when turned off(within the accuracy specified by Dallas Semiconductors)
2. Daily/Hourly Alarm
3. Ambient temperature display.
4. Customizable display(User can control whether he wants both time and temperature, only temperature,only time display or neither time nor temperature to be displayed).This is achieved via a very simple DIP interface.
5. Integrated backlight and contrast control for the LCD.
6. Daily/Hourly alarms can be turned ON/OFF independently of each other using the DIP interface.
7. Good user friendly 'Text Interface' to set the time and alarm..."
]]>Created by seemanta 7 weeks ago: "This is a simple digital clock/thermometer which I made using an AT89S52 sometime back for my sister for her Birthday. I have also used a Dallas DS12C887 along with the AT89S52 micro.
Features include:
1. Fully realtime - Time is maintained even when turned off(within the accuracy specified by Dallas Semiconductors)
2. Daily/Hourly Alarm
3. Ambient temperature display.
4. Customizable display(User can control whether he wants both time and temperature, only temperature,only time display or neither time nor temperature to be displayed).This is achieved via a very simple DIP interface.
5. Integrated backlight and contrast control for the LCD.
6. Daily/Hourly alarms can be turned ON/OFF independently of each other using the DIP interface.
7. Good user friendly 'Text Interface' to set the time and alarm..."
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Created by francisshanahan 7 weeks ago: "For a full write up go here: http://francisshanahan.com/detail.aspx?cid=697
I came across IBM's website on burr puzzles [http://www.research.ibm.com/BurrPuzzles/] and decided to make one.
"Burr puzzles are interlocking puzzles known in Europe and Asia since at least the 18th century."
I first picked "David Winkler's favorite level 5 burr". This is a "notchable" burr meaning you can construct it entirely by notching the pieces. I used a bit of red-oak I had laying around. This burr is 6 units long, 2 wide. The unit size in my case is 3/8" which I found a good size. The design in this case is a "5.4" meaning there are 5 moves required to remove the first piece, then 4 to remove the..."
]]>Created by francisshanahan 7 weeks ago: "For a full write up go here: http://francisshanahan.com/detail.aspx?cid=697
I came across IBM's website on burr puzzles [http://www.research.ibm.com/BurrPuzzles/] and decided to make one.
"Burr puzzles are interlocking puzzles known in Europe and Asia since at least the 18th century."
I first picked "David Winkler's favorite level 5 burr". This is a "notchable" burr meaning you can construct it entirely by notching the pieces. I used a bit of red-oak I had laying around. This burr is 6 units long, 2 wide. The unit size in my case is 3/8" which I found a good size. The design in this case is a "5.4" meaning there are 5 moves required to remove the first piece, then 4 to remove the..."
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Created by versii 9 weeks ago: "I took these on the Fourth of July. I slightly edited them with Google's Picasa2, because I really only cropped them. These make great backgrounds and screensavers. Click 'full' to see them fullsize, and full glory!
Nate, I wish you had some kind of image gallery option, that would be so much nicer, multiple images per text entry thing or something. Maybe something to ponder..??..."
]]>Created by versii 9 weeks ago: "I took these on the Fourth of July. I slightly edited them with Google's Picasa2, because I really only cropped them. These make great backgrounds and screensavers. Click 'full' to see them fullsize, and full glory!
Nate, I wish you had some kind of image gallery option, that would be so much nicer, multiple images per text entry thing or something. Maybe something to ponder..??..."
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Created by urrl 10 weeks ago: "I got more involved with making faces than actually playing the game once I found the game has a Fagegen face creator you use whenever you begin a new game. But after seeing the limits of Oblivion Facegen my passion was not satisfied until I purchased Singular Inversions SI Facegen software and figured out a way to put anyone's face in the game of..."
]]>Created by urrl 10 weeks ago: "I got more involved with making faces than actually playing the game once I found the game has a Fagegen face creator you use whenever you begin a new game. But after seeing the limits of Oblivion Facegen my passion was not satisfied until I purchased Singular Inversions SI Facegen software and figured out a way to put anyone's face in the game of..."
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Created by versii 10 weeks ago: "At my last year of Boy Scout Camp, my friends and I decided to make a fort in the woods. We fould a nice spot, and comenced building. Using twine, and rope, as well as a screen door we just happened to find, we single handedly won the gateway..."
]]>Created by versii 10 weeks ago: "At my last year of Boy Scout Camp, my friends and I decided to make a fort in the woods. We fould a nice spot, and comenced building. Using twine, and rope, as well as a screen door we just happened to find, we single handedly won the gateway..."
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Created by peanut 14 weeks ago: "My husband and I spent this Saturday morning at the Florida Botanical Gardens (which we like to call Flogar or Flobot Gar) It was overcast, and ridiculously hot, humid and sweat-inducing, but we had fun and were able to snap some good macro photos of the flowers, plants and mini-animals.
If you're originally from where we are, the pacific northwest, you generally see orchids as flowers that are blooming and pretty when you by them, but then never bloom again. Here in Florida, you can just set them outside, I guess, and they bloom year after year, no maintenance required. Here is a lovely orange and red variety.
Next is a green tree frog perched gently on a banana leaf. I was surprised how sluggish he was, because after I snapped the photo, I poked him and he didn't even jump away. Probably poisonous.
Then, a purple water lily. Beautiful, but..."
]]>Created by peanut 14 weeks ago: "My husband and I spent this Saturday morning at the Florida Botanical Gardens (which we like to call Flogar or Flobot Gar) It was overcast, and ridiculously hot, humid and sweat-inducing, but we had fun and were able to snap some good macro photos of the flowers, plants and mini-animals.
If you're originally from where we are, the pacific northwest, you generally see orchids as flowers that are blooming and pretty when you by them, but then never bloom again. Here in Florida, you can just set them outside, I guess, and they bloom year after year, no maintenance required. Here is a lovely orange and red variety.
Next is a green tree frog perched gently on a banana leaf. I was surprised how sluggish he was, because after I snapped the photo, I poked him and he didn't even jump away. Probably poisonous.
Then, a purple water lily. Beautiful, but..."
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Created by peanut 15 weeks ago: "I got up to let my dog out this morning and to my delight, there was a tiny baby lizard on my screened in patio. It was lucky that I spotted him, because he was soooo little. I guess a lady lizard crawled in and laid some tiny lizard eggs in our potted plant soil. A few days later, VOILA! Tiny baby lizard. I've placed him here in this glass with a quarter, so you can really see just how tiny he..."
]]>Created by peanut 15 weeks ago: "I got up to let my dog out this morning and to my delight, there was a tiny baby lizard on my screened in patio. It was lucky that I spotted him, because he was soooo little. I guess a lady lizard crawled in and laid some tiny lizard eggs in our potted plant soil. A few days later, VOILA! Tiny baby lizard. I've placed him here in this glass with a quarter, so you can really see just how tiny he..."
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Created by peanut 15 weeks ago: "I have some buddies in my home town who just opened up a recording studio. On my visit home this May, I got to hang out at the studio a bit and the walls are lacking a certain... quantity of wall-art. My homeboy said they had been looking for someone with my painting "skills" (If you can really call them skills, I need art school badly. I'd call it "potential") So I offered to snap some photos and paint him something to hang on the wall. I wanted to try to use my acrylics in a different way this time, and a little birdy told me I can use acrylics like watercolors, so I thought, let's give it a..."
]]>Created by peanut 15 weeks ago: "I have some buddies in my home town who just opened up a recording studio. On my visit home this May, I got to hang out at the studio a bit and the walls are lacking a certain... quantity of wall-art. My homeboy said they had been looking for someone with my painting "skills" (If you can really call them skills, I need art school badly. I'd call it "potential") So I offered to snap some photos and paint him something to hang on the wall. I wanted to try to use my acrylics in a different way this time, and a little birdy told me I can use acrylics like watercolors, so I thought, let's give it a..."
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Created by versii 16 weeks ago: "I bought this laptop in September, so that I could have something to use at school. It is a Fujitsu Lifebook P1120. An 800MHz Transmetta Crusoe processor, 256Mb of ram directly soldered to the board, and ATi Radeon Moble. It was barely powerful enough to play a decent quality movie, but it could play one for almost 3 hours, with the volume up all the way. It had built-in wifi, 30gb hard drive, super-battery life, and a touch screen. I will not buy another laptop without a touch screen.
I don't know where the before pictures are, I think I took them right before my parents used my camera. Who knows.
Anyways, I didn't like the greyish purple color of it, so I decided to paint it.
Krylon Fusion for the blue, and Krylon smei-gloss black primer, as well as more than 20 coats of Krylon clearcoat(can you tell I like Krylon yet?)
I took it apart, and it wasn't the first time, either. I sanded it down, and cleaned it all..."
]]>Created by versii 16 weeks ago: "I bought this laptop in September, so that I could have something to use at school. It is a Fujitsu Lifebook P1120. An 800MHz Transmetta Crusoe processor, 256Mb of ram directly soldered to the board, and ATi Radeon Moble. It was barely powerful enough to play a decent quality movie, but it could play one for almost 3 hours, with the volume up all the way. It had built-in wifi, 30gb hard drive, super-battery life, and a touch screen. I will not buy another laptop without a touch screen.
I don't know where the before pictures are, I think I took them right before my parents used my camera. Who knows.
Anyways, I didn't like the greyish purple color of it, so I decided to paint it.
Krylon Fusion for the blue, and Krylon smei-gloss black primer, as well as more than 20 coats of Krylon clearcoat(can you tell I like Krylon yet?)
I took it apart, and it wasn't the first time, either. I sanded it down, and cleaned it all..."
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Created by jesse 17 weeks ago: "These are iPhone backgrounds. If you are familiar with Mark Finleys Book "Studying Together" and the Bible Chain Reference markings based on the verses referenced in that book, these fit in as as well. For one who plans to memorize all of the texts in any of those Bible-Studies these backgrounds offer an opportunity for the iPhone using Bible Text memorizing person to recall many times throughout the day these verses. This is a sample of the first Study. By recalling verses throughout the day we are trained to recall the verses in any environment and from any state of mind. When you see the text, say the verse that goes with it. This is more like a flashcard. And it is better to solidify the verses in ones memory than as the initial faint..."
]]>Created by jesse 17 weeks ago: "These are iPhone backgrounds. If you are familiar with Mark Finleys Book "Studying Together" and the Bible Chain Reference markings based on the verses referenced in that book, these fit in as as well. For one who plans to memorize all of the texts in any of those Bible-Studies these backgrounds offer an opportunity for the iPhone using Bible Text memorizing person to recall many times throughout the day these verses. This is a sample of the first Study. By recalling verses throughout the day we are trained to recall the verses in any environment and from any state of mind. When you see the text, say the verse that goes with it. This is more like a flashcard. And it is better to solidify the verses in ones memory than as the initial faint..."
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Created by nikita 17 weeks ago: "I created these immages for my vendors for Second Life vendors. Come there it's funny live a Second..."
]]>Created by nikita 17 weeks ago: "I created these immages for my vendors for Second Life vendors. Come there it's funny live a Second..."
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