3/31/2007
MAKE magazine $5 amp project
Originally uploaded by paulbeard.
Took me a good deal more than $5, even with some donated parts, and it look way more than an afternoon. But I learned a lot in the process, and I get a toy out of the deal. [...]
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Holgaroid
Originally uploaded by paulbeard.
I made a Holgaroid, from the guts of Polaroid EE100, and a Holga lens and a shutter. Some foam-core makes up the balance. More details here.
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Charlie Stross explains “Why the commercial ebook market is broken” in detail. This has been percolating since I read it and I have been researching what the state of the hardware market is for this kind of thing.
I’m interested in something like this to gain access to a lot of the books on Project Gutenberg [...]
books
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3/29/2007
iTunes Introduces Complete My Album:
Apple today announced Complete My Album, a groundbreaking new iTunes service that allows customers to turn their individual tracks into a complete album at a reduced price by giving them a full 99¢ credit for every track they have previously purchased from that album.
But no one wants — or ever wanted [...]
music
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3/28/2007
It’s been almost 5 years since My first weblog posting. Move along, nothing more to see here . . . . (Apr 12 2002) and I think I am as bored with this as, well, you.
This will probably become a repository for del.icio.us links and photos from Flickr. What little I know about anything I [...]
observations
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Eumerica
The 25%ers have marginalized themselves.
(tags: politics science culture values)
Why the commercial ebook market is broken
I was wondering just a week or so ago if the parts/tech for a home-brew ebook reader existed. MAKE magazine, pick up the white courtesy phone.
(tags: books technology howto diy markets)
del.icio.us
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3/27/2007
Writing: 300 and Viewpoints
Rogers on the anti-Americanism of ‘300.’ Excerpts would be a disservice.
(tags: storytelling culture values film)
The Enemy Within
Rolling Stone: “[T]he Democrats’ most dangerous opponent in 2008 may be the political consultants they hire to run their campaigns.” Message discipline? Focus? Eh.
(tags: democrats politics)
The Plight of Newspapers
more like the “the future of newspaper” assuming [...]
del.icio.us
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