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 iPod sounds betray itself
 I love reading stories like this one on NewScientist. Nils Schneider reverse engineered the iPod's firmware to access the LCD, clickwheel and hard drive. We use a Linux'ed iPod for MAKE:audio to do most of our recordings in 96khz. Reading about some of the history as well as the details of this remarkable example in creative problem solving is a treat. Speaking of iPodLinux if you use Apple's latest update on your 3G iPod you'll lose your Linux boot up ability, but don't fret- according to everythingdigital.org you can re-install it. I've yet to update mine, so this is good news. Read more...
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March 02, 2005 at 15:02 PST
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design*sponge DIY winners
 design*sponge had some type of DIY contest and the results are in. The categories included furniture, product jewelry, graphic/paper and other. You can check out the winner page, as well as a bunch of photos on their Flickr site. I like the vinyl bowls the best, I'll need to make some of these. Read more...
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March 02, 2005 at 10:06 PST
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Motorcycle luthier
Ezra Daly doesn't buy instruments, he makes them out of motorcycle parts. UCBerkley news has a great story about Daly's desire to create a slap bass and eventually engineering a Moto Guzzi gasoline tank to jam on. His site WreckandRoll.com has more information and some great photos. I want to learn how to play bass just so I would have a reason to buy this one, it even has headlights that flash to the beat. Read more...
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March 02, 2005 at 09:51 PST
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Paper Shredders
Paper shredders are a necessity these days but they are a pain to use. The smallest can only handle one sheet of paper at a time, which makes shredding a pretty tedious task. The largest cost thousands of dollars and take up a lot of room. Short of an incinerator, is there a better way to shred paper? Read more...
Posted by dale |
March 01, 2005 at 16:01 PST
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GeoURLs
 We added our coordinates in the head section of Makezine.com so GeoUrl could locate us. You might have noticed the GeoURL button on the page. If you'd like to the same, enter your address here.
Our addy gave us the following.
meta name="ICBM" content="38.411908, -122.842232"
meta name="DC.title" content="Make Magazine"
Once you add the tags, ping GeoURL here.
Some other sites near Make! Here's a satellite view of where we're at using NASA's Whirlwind, a massive amazing free download. Read more...
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March 01, 2005 at 00:45 PST
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