Eclectic junk from the four corners of the ‘Net. And pictures too!
If anyone knows where I can get one of these my 8 year old daughter would love to have one. Petshot is a little digital camera that takes up to 15 images, saves them on a cartrage so you can share them with your friends or email (?) them and there is also a little digital pet that you can care for and play with.
I saw this on Gizmodo a few days ago. Sega Toys could be on to somthing if not only will it project thousands of stars sharply but also if it can display planetary motion. It goes on sale in July for about $200US, not sure when it will be in the states.
< Press release > Common 1 ten thousand numbers of stars and real for business it actualizes the projection picture. The starry sky projector ” foam/home star for home which can appreciate the starry sky of the whole sky at the home (the HOMESTAR)” new sale
Translated page: Homestar Planetarium
Texas A&M rocks! Where else can you tour a nuclear reactor? Sounds like just about the only things you don’t get to do it juggle fuel rods and swim in the reactor pool! Texas is looking like a better vacation spot every day…
When operating, the reactor gives off a blue glow known as Cherenkov Radiation.
When an intense radioactive source ejects high-energy charged particles into a transparent material such as water, plastic, or glass, a ghostly bluish glow extending some distance into the medium can be seen. This phenomenon is easily observed when a room containing a swimming pool reactor or a gamma facility is darkened. [Ours is intense enough that our facility does not need darkening to be able to view this phenomenon.]
Nuclear Science Center at Texas A&M University
Here is a very fun and cool app. Take a bunch of photos, drop them into a comic page add some text in the balloons and bingo! Instant comic book! Ok, it’s good enough to use for little projects… What the hell, I’d use it for a little ‘zine… Why not? Here comes my many travel adventures in the form of a comic book! New York, Japan, Thailand…
Wow! This guy scratch built a case in the shape of a G4 Cube but styled like a G5. And there is not reason you could not do the same thing for a PC built with a mini-ATX mainboard.
Translated via BabblefishPOWER Mac G4 Cube (G5 Cube Case)
