UNEASYsilence » The Tank Paint Ball Gun
Thursday, November 30th, 2006UNEASYsilence » The Tank Paint Ball Gun
Now these are some SERIOUS paint ball dudes!
Archive for November, 2006
Treehugger: Sweet Potatoes beat Green Roofs at Sinking Heat Islands
Thursday, November 30th, 2006Treehugger: Sweet Potatoes beat Green Roofs at Sinking Heat Islands
Good idea. Gonna have to look into something like this for the q-hut. 
SCA Inc. - Information for Newcomers
Thursday, November 30th, 2006SCA Inc. - Information for Newcomers
Another link mainly for me. Lotta good info.
Recover Data From a dead hard drive using ddrescue — Debian Admin
Thursday, November 30th, 2006Recover Data From a dead hard drive using ddrescue — Debian Admin
Sounds like a tool that should be in all system admin’s tool boxes/cd collections.
My Documents: Use IceWM!
Thursday, November 30th, 2006Mainly a link for me, but seems to be a rather good article on customizing IceWM.
The Temas Blog » More Construction with PET Bottles
Thursday, November 30th, 2006The Temas Blog » More Construction with PET Bottles
Good idea! Fill the bottles with sand and use as bricks or blocks using cement as the binding agent.
Good blog too. Now on my feedreader.
New Combat Ranch blog
Thursday, November 30th, 2006Just getting the basics built but the new site url is http://combatranch.technoprimitive.org/wp/. Also working on a map of the place with different combat sites and features marked.  Also working on linking pix to each point on the map so you can see what the area looks like. Slowly slowly eats the elephant…
Demopolis Alabama’s - Christmas on the River
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Demopolis Alabama’s - Christmas on the River
Don’t see that we will be able to make it but if you’re able check it out! Hope some folks get some good pix. I want to see the floating floats!
The Thrilling Wonder Story: Steampunk’d Airplane
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006The Thrilling Wonder Story: Steampunk’d Airplane
Badass paint job!
PhonoRipper
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Gotta get off my butt and get the albums up here and the phonograph hooked up to the Macintosh and then to the computer to rip them to the hard drive. This looks interesting and seems to be just what I need. Now to find the room to set it all up…
Boing Boing: Plank + cheap mic = touch sensitive tablet
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Boing Boing: Plank + cheap mic = touch sensitive tablet
Now that is some out of box thinking! Great stuff!
Treehugger: Amy Youngs’ Digestive Table
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Treehugger: Amy Youngs’ Digestive Table
Tis an interesting idea. BUT, and to me it is certainly a big but, while I can see having a pail in the corner using this method of food scrap recycling, I don’t want it in the middle of my dining table. 
Treehugger: Seen in (Cold Spring) New York: Hockey Stick Chair
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Treehugger: Seen in (Cold Spring) New York: Hockey Stick Chair
Cool chair! Cooler stuff about it in the comments on the site.
Clueful vs clueless - a never ending battle | Free Software Magazine
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Clueful vs clueless - a never ending battle | Free Software Magazine By Steven Goodwin
Didn’t know you were writing for Free Software Magazine Steve.Â
Dump Linux now! | Free Software Magazine
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Dump Linux now! | Free Software Magazine
Interesting article. And I must admint to trying more than one of the alternate os’s that he mentions. Cool stuff!
Duke of URL: Domain Name Suggestions
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Duke of URL: Domain Name Suggestions
Need a domain name and stuck? Ask the Duke!
Out of the mouth of babes: Linux is Better - www.reallylinux.com
Tuesday, November 28th, 2006Out of the mouth of babes: Linux is Better - www.reallylinux.com
;-)Â Nuff said…
YouTube - Elektronik Supersonik
Saturday, November 25th, 2006YouTube - Elektronik Supersonik
Really bad something. Not sure quite what to call it but it is certainly bad, whatever the hell it is…
Fusor.net
Friday, November 24th, 2006Build a fusion reactor in your basement or garage now. It’s as easy as machining stainless steel! ;-) Interesting site anyway.
Indian student develops paper-based storage system | The Register
Friday, November 24th, 2006Indian student develops paper-based storage system | The Register
I’m with the writer here, the numbers just don’t add up. Maybe I’m missing something or there isn’t enough info in the article but scanning a piece of paper for data just don’t add up to the density of data on a cd/hard drive platter. Interesting idea but unless there is a LOT more to it this seems like a giant step backwards…
