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Israeli solves the math of giving directions
1 Comment Published by Jason March 21st, 2008 in DIY, Milestones. Share ThisAmazing. Reading this it appears a 63 year old Russian émigré to Israel has solved a 38 year old math puzzle: how to give perfect directions.
I’m not sure I get the ins and outs but… Wow!
A mathematical puzzle that baffled the top minds in the esoteric field of symbolic dynamics for nearly four decades has […]
Mexican Army captures James Bond-style SUV
1 Comment Published by Jason March 19th, 2008 in Cars, DIY, Drugs, Fighting, Gadgets, Survival. Share ThisOh the times I have wanted to hit the eject button! Perhaps to launch a rocket and destroy the slow jerk in the Caddy? Or to vaporize the small woman in the RAV-4? Seems such cool gadgetry is available outside of Q’s labs — you just need the disposable cash of a drug runner.
Mexican soldiers […]
School Girl Gets Run-Away Bus Under Control, Detention
0 Comments Published by Jason March 17th, 2008 in DIY, Survival, Uncategorized, Vehicles. Share ThisI actually like the lesson this girl is learning: no matter how much good you do, if you break the rules — you gots to pay!
Seems the young girl was on the bus when calamity struck and she leapt to action…
Marina High School student Amanda Rouse was on a bus with 40 elementary school students […]
Batter Blaster: Weakness in Blogging Revealed
6 Comments Published by Jason March 9th, 2008 in DIY, Food, Gadgets. Share ThisI was making my preprogrammed assault on the local Molly Stone’s Market and when reaching for some range-frei, zero chemicals added eggs I saw Batter Blaster: the pancake batter that comes in an aerosol can. I had read about this on several blogs I follow and figured, ‘Lets give it a try!’ Even as […]
Skills Every Man Should Know to Know Every Skill a Man Should Need
6 Comments Published by Joel January 3rd, 2008 in DIY. Share ThisPopular Mechanics has an okay list of “25 Skills Every Man Should Know” on the site. (Disclosure: I am a contributing editor at the magazine. Don’t fire me because I’m about to slag your list a little!)
I’ve put the top five from Pop Mech below, which I don’t think they were ranking in order of […]
And in Offices Around the World, Paper Sales Skyrocketed
32 Comments Published by Joel September 10th, 2007 in Beer, DIY, Jobs. Share ThisMy apologies for the awkward formatting on this post, but I couldn’t bear to shear away or compress a single pixel of one man’s glorious office conquest.
There is no beer here.
Seriously, do not mess around with me. Where is the beer?
Oh, you’re good.
(Thanks, Chumford!)
Steampunk Lightsaber is the Cat’s Pajamas
1 Comment Published by travis August 23rd, 2007 in Art, DIY, Decor, Gadgets, Movies. Share ThisIf, by some act of reverse metempsychosis, we took all that was worthy in George Lucas’ imagination and injected it into Jules Verne, this might have resulted a century earlier: the steampunk lightsaber, hand-crafted here by a friend of “CaptainChewbacca” at the Stardestroyer.net forums.
I’ve never really been a gigantic Star Wars fan, but I must […]
Quiltsrÿche: Heavy Metal Quilts
2 Comments Published by Joel August 13th, 2007 in DIY, Music. Share ThisBoo Davis is a designer, illustrator and quiltmaker living in Seattle. She spent much of her youth cozied up under her grandmother’s quilt listening to Ozzy. As a grown-up metalhead and design geek, the intersection of cute and evil is what she finds most compelling.
Product Page [Quiltsryche.com]
If you’re equipped with a mechanism to smoke your own meats at home—and if you aren’t, make it so—you may absorb the same savory inspiration that seeped into my adipose tissues when reading this write-up of one man’s quest to create his own bacon.
The process sounds simply enough: cure; smoke; fry; eat. And you can’t […]
Although my Guitar Hero days are numbered as I get ready to move to Rock Band, I have to salute these two great tastes that taste great together: Lego and DIY GH controllers.
Incredible Lego Guitar Hero Controller is Fully Functional [TechEBlog]
The animated GIFs are too big to put inline, but I remain baffled at the devices created by the person on this Livejournal. Especially when they use the term “possible scare all familiar.” Any idea what these are?
Paradise-Forlov [Livejournal.com]
These sort of table saws have been around for a while, but beyond knowing they held a mild charge, I didn’t realize how the braking worked. I’ll ask the hard question: What are we supposed to use when we need to pare down hunks of salami? (Answer: Use a lathe to create delicious chair legs.)


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