Running a little light today:
[weirdguy0101] wanted to know how big the PS3 was going to be so he mocked one up.
NES tv remote [thanks leadingzero]
XBox on/off with door chime, okay
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Ben & Jerry’s has invested a ton of money into Thermoacoustic refridgeration for their retail stores and warehouses. There is a cool site about it at http://www.benjerry.com/our_company/sounds_cool/
that nes remote was pretty cool, but you will notice that the volume down button was actually the ‘select’ button on the NES controller not the B button.
“Anyway, being typical French, they quickly surrendered and retired to eat crepes.”
hahaha…
damn that thermoacoustic cooler looks badass!
can i get some for my trunk :P
that xbox remote link is awesome
i cant believe i didnt think of that
don’t have an xbox but i will certainly try with my pc!
holy shit, because of that link my site got more hits today than all of this month and probably last month combined, statcounter tells me i have had around 2000 today! considering lit was like 60 yesterday
“that nes remote was pretty cool, but you will notice that the volume down button was actually the ‘select’ button on the NES controller not the B button.”
– yeah, right before I made the video, the ‘B’ button pad broke, so I had to rewire it at the last minute. Good eye though toaster.
yay bandwidth expenditure :P
holy shit, that laser tracking device is awesome! Minority Report, anyone? *drools*
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looks like someone else must have linked it, the sites down from what i’m seeing
I know I’ve seen threads online about people wanting to hook their iPods up to their PSPs, well now you can experiment: http://www.psp-hardware.com/index.php?module=PayPalCart&func=detail&pid=2&offset=0 same place that has the memstick reader adapter. Someone just needs to tinker with it and find out which connections are used for data, and power(?) and see if it’ll interface with the iPod and see it as a bigass memstick.
I would be happy to give you a shortlist of some good reference points for thermoacoustics if you like. I’ll post it in our forums at http://www.mecheng.adelaide.edu.au/anvc/thermoacoustics/forum/ – give me 48 hours!
Penn state has a thermoacoustic unit that they built for the navy to cool electronics on the ships they call it the SETAC it moves 400 watts of heat at 55% efficient
Nice work on the NES controller remote!
Ya i did a bit of reasearch into thermoacoustics about a year ago (not sure where my links are). There is one university in particualr thats done alot of good work on it. One thing i can warn you though, you probably wont be making one yourself. We did the calcualtions on it ourselves and it HAS to be done at high pressure… rather high too… nothing i would recomend an amateur playing with. Infact for fun we calculated what it would take to cool by 1 degree celcius at room temperature and pressure. Basicly it came down to a standing wave running at about 300Hz with a dispalcement of about 1m. Hence why i havnt made one yet ;)
I had a friend that created a thermoacoustic engine for a physics project and he and I brainstormed ways to adapt it to processor cooling or something of the sort. His was relatively simple, a glass test tube, a ceramic disk, some wire, and a very exact power supply.
Only problem is that damn humming….
yeah, sam fishers server (gptheatre) got DOSed, so my site is down until his server is back up.
Has anyone else noticed something lacking the last couple of weeks? At first I thought maybe the drop of content was not a big deal, but now there is consistant begging for links.
Don’t get me wrong, I still enjoy the site and Eliot is maintaining but there is a big difference without Vince. Perhaps the new contributor can fill the void.
I just figured throwing in the tip form link at the end of the post was the logical place. This is a submission based site so the content is a direct reflection of what comes in.
I find this file in E-mule on DonkeyServer No.3
Apple.OS.X.x86.Developer.Kit.Install.DVD-pheNIX.converted.to.ISO.1eiht7.rar
is it a real or is a virus it weights 2.36 gigs what do you think
Installing OS X in a PC The last solution is based on installation of Darwin 8.1 on an HD from a PC.
Then, install the HD in a Mac, then installed all packs from the installation CD of MacOSX x86 via a software such as pacifist.
Then apply all patched, and place back the HD in the PC and reboot.
This method seems to work well on most Dell Dimensions.
The question how do I patch the packs and where i can find the rosseta software