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Two careful cuts with an exacto knife turned my Moleskine cover into a Levenger pocket briefcase combination as well. A full GTD system in a single Moleskine.
Kinect hacks instead of your motion controlling an avatar on a screen, you get to control a flipped fighting robot.
Wireless Second Curtain Sync is Canon's Flash weakness.
But there are plenty of workarounds short of buying a set of TTL Flex & Mini PWs.
My prize possession in 1984 was a Casio fx602p calculator. I learned how to program on it. After a while I found that certain combinations of commands and hackery would give me access to special, undocumented glyphs and functionality. Some of the glyphs printed as other glyphs. Yes, I had the printer too.
The Paulaner & Hacker-Pschorr brewery in Munich at the Nockherberg.
Those copper brewing kettles are still in use. There were about ten of them in this room, one next to another. It was so warm.
And it smelled awesome!
erin, alia, vyrus, cnelson, barkode, pinguino, frank, tacitus, dave, eliot, scott, jeff E
cupcakes by pinguino and readiness. first time playing with fondant!
As you can see, our coffee machine was somewhat old and it was working with a little hack.
As coffee is fundamental to our research, we have decided to buy a new one!
My old PC case, featuring some practical hacks. The machine is now outdated and unused, but I thought it worthwhile to document it for posterity.
Chris Hack doing a Topsoul on a droprail in Nuremberg/Germany.
This shot can be seen as Global Connections shot on Be-mag.
Strobist: One Metz CT-45 in front and one Canon Speedlite 540ez slightly to the right. Triggered with Cyber Sync gear.