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H Throwing the remains of the glass in the trash.

Still of Kyle Evans' television feedback system used in Cracked Ray Tube

View of wires and cabling of installation.

CB_Lab at digitalia 09 in Stetin 09

extension of guitar effect by david

Taylor at the Hardware Hacking talk.

Still of Kyle Evans' television feedback system used in Cracked Ray Tube

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28.07.2010 21:00 cet

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This is why the machine's in the closet :( There's *something* wrong with the logic board. Don't know what. Sometimes it refuses to boot, sometimes I get The Stripes, and when it does boot, it'll just die to black screen after a while.

 

Note that I've removed the internal frame here too, I'm down to just the motherboard now. The iBook server booklet guy cut the frame in half instead, but I didn't want to break anything, in case I fixed the machine and felt like making it a normal iBook again.

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Photos taken at Maker Faire 2010 at Newcastle Science Fest.

n-1: alexandre fenerich & giuliano obici. n-1.art.br/. 23 de maio de 2010.

 

foto: henrique iwao.

Neoteny Singapore Camp 1, December-2009

Still of Kyle Evans' television feedback system used in Cracked Ray Tube

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Lotus biscuits plus leftover molten chocolate == bags of win. Note the cross-section showing chocolate soaking into the biscuit :-D

Neoteny Singapore Camp 1, December-2009

Neoteny Singapore Camp 1, December-2009

Woo, it's booting! I read the instructions coreyarnold.org/ibook/, which said to press hard down on this one chip. It seemingly worked! The machine died after a while after releasing the chip, though.

 

I haven't figured out yet if it really is that chip, or something else that got stressed into position from me pressing at that point.

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