BBC NEWS | England | Hampshire | Car lands in home’s upper floor
BBC NEWS | England | Hampshire | Car lands in home’s upper floor
You just gotta wonder how FAST they were going!
BBC NEWS | England | Hampshire | Car lands in home’s upper floor
You just gotta wonder how FAST they were going!
Microbial Fuel Cell Turns Waste Into Hydrogen
The 4 x increase over fermentation alone is fantastic. Need to dl the paper and see how this is done.
MAVROMATIC – DIY: Wireless Weatherproof Outdoor Camera Rig
Interesting! Waiting for the sequel.
Shrook: My very own fude with Engadget
Thanks for the heads-up Graham. What a dick! Guess I’ll quit reading Engadget too. Lately it doesn’t seem to be much but a rehash of Gizmodo anyway.
New Scientist Breaking News – Climate change warning over food production
And more good news! 🙁
Looks interesting. Like the motor. Wonder if it’s available separately?
Backup Brain
“Thought of the day
You’re a Mac geek, so you’re planning on buying Tiger as soon as it’s available Friday, right? Even though your current Mac is a little old because you haven’t been able to afford a better one, you’re going to upgrade its OS.
If that’s you, wait a second, and think about it this way: if you buy just Tiger, its list price is $129. But if (after Friday) you buy a Mac mini instead, it’s $499 — which means that you’re really only paying $370 for the mini.
Think about that for a second: $370 for a Mac. Does anyone still say that Macs are too expensive?”
I like Dori’s math!
Been noting an unusual number here. Nice to know that we are not alone in early suffering.
Gas prices are no problem with truck that burns wood
Cool!
Downloaded a pdf the other day detailing the construction of a system to do this. Looks interesting. Gonna look into it for a stationary engine to drive a generator and produce hot water for both domestic and heating. Don’t see it as a viable alternative for general car usage. Farm tractors are another story. Figure with as much dead wood as I have to deal with every year I may as well get something out of it.
Cool! Wonder if I can do something similar with old books? Would need to use an adhesive that would not fill up all the little pores in the paper that would help with the sound absorption. Maybe just starch or something along those lines. Something to think on seeing how I keep adding to the collection of non salable books.
NewsForge | The Ten Commandments of system administration, part I
Part one of what promises to be an interesting series for anyone who manages a network of any size.
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