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this is out of focus. anyways - i just drew around the dvd drive outside for a rough sketch and drilled some holes for the power saw. also i had marked the upper and lower holes that were reserved for door hinges, so i do not accidentially tamper with this
While having a cup of coffee and browsing Lifehacker this morning, I glanced at a headline of mild interest: "Five Useless Gadgets You Should Throw in the Trash Right Now" and thought I'd check it out.
After the jump, I was surprised to see a photo I had taken sitting atop the Wired article. I snapped it a couple years ago, when my good friend Mike and I decided to take a misbehaving company fax machine around back and beat it into a toxic pile of plastic splinters and wire.
I think it's cool to see my photo out in the wild like this, but you guys at Wired could have at least asked for my permission. I know your mag has been going down the tubes lately, but manners are timeless.
To hold the cutting board sliders I drilled and tapped 1/4-20 holes into the SS tube. Thanks to Scott for the Flat-Head Cap Screws seen here that will keep the paint out of the threads during painting.
So recently I've found that my colors after editing photos have been absolutely horrible. I started to think it might be due to the upgrade to lightroom 2. After having it happen again I looked closer into the problem and found that in firefox 3 they have a color configuration turned off. I've taken a screenshot to show you the DRASTIC difference between lightroom, safari and firefox. Once I saw that safari previewed the color correctly I dug deeper and found this great resource about how to tweak firefox to fix the issue. It just stinks that most normal web users won't know to fix this, and instead they'll likely think colors in our photos in flickr are horrible.
Project to make my own light box out of a Whey Protein canister.
Photo of a scale model Porsche Boxster. This item is a little to big for the box.
See the blog post for more info: SXSW 2007
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
LEGGI #SENZATIMORE il BLOG di Michele Ficara - CLICCA QUI
IL BACKSTAGE DISMART&APP LA TRASMISSIONE DE LA3TV CHE PARLA DEL MONDO DIGITALE INCONTRA MICHELE FICARA MANGANELLI GEEK LIFEHACKER E PRESIDENTE DI ASSODIGITALE abbiamo parlato di reputazione digitale, social media, nuove professioni digitali e come gestire la propria immagine in rete, la trasmissione è condotta da Silvia Vianello grande rivelazione della televisione italiana
See the blog post for more info: SXSW 2007
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. If you use this photo, please list the photo credit as "Scott Beale / Laughing Squid" and link the credit to laughingsquid.com.
Thought I’d share with you a fun Yahoo! Experiment I’ve gotten myself involved in....
Meet “Purple Reigns”
That’s the name of this particular “Purple Pedal”, from the purple pedal family, who is visiting me in southern California for a while.
Purple Reigns is no ordinary bike.
Purple Reigns sort of have super powers and employs green-consciousness.
Purple Reigns is solar powered and communicates with satellites.
Purple Reigns uses that natural power to take photos with it's onboard camera which swivels and uploads images every 60 seconds to the bike’s personal flickr page: www.flickr.com/photos/purple_reigns/
Purple Reigns, then, is actively involved in the community.
Live data/photo feed of where Purple Reigns is and what it’s shooting
Now that I’m the proud caretaker of this purple super cruiser for the next couple of weeks I hope you’ll follow my pedaling journey on Purple Reigns own Flickr page:
www.flickr.com/photos/purple_reigns/
When our journey is over I will collect the best photos and they will become a Purple Reigns in Venice blog on:
You can also read more about the technology of the bike here:
lifehacker.com/5049737/flickr-bikes-photo+map-locales-acr...