posted Jul 16th 2009 5:33pm by
Eliot Phillips
filed under:
cnc hacks,
digital audio hacks
posted Jun 3rd 2009 2:27pm by
Caleb Kraft
filed under:
classic hacks,
pcs hacks,
peripherals hacks

Look at this awesome glove. This awesome glove is used to control tetris. Yes, you read that right, it controls tetris. This was a final project at Cornell in the summer of 2008. They built this glove to do gesture controlled tetris. With all the announcements of the PS3 motion device and Microsoft’s project Natal, it’s nice to look back to our very recent past and see some alternative user input. These people are using accellerometer data only, sent to the computer wirelessly.
posted Oct 19th 2008 3:30pm by
Eliot Phillips
filed under:
cons,
news
posted Jan 3rd 2007 11:55am by
Will O'Brien
filed under:
misc hacks

I’ve never trusted putting my PIN number at a store, and now I’m glad I don’t. In an effort to prove just how hackable those handy input terminals are, [saar drimmer] and [steven murdoch] replaced the guts of a pin terminal with… tetris. Hmm, now I need a gameboy tetris fix Thanks [terti]
A word of warning, the embedded video made Mozilla nutty on my usually rock solid machine.