Okay, so this instructable has a few errors. Like... they spell nun chucks "num-chucks". So nobody's perfect - that said, they also made them a little short, but you get the idea. They're nun chucks, they're k*nex, and someone put themselves out there and got back some nasty reviews. So let's make him feel better and constructively comment his instructable - making some sweet "num-chucks" in the process. Halloween ninjas, here you come!

No, we're not alluding to Lawnmower Man or any other movie from the 80's or 90's about freakish mindbending craziness like in "BRAIN SCAN" - which, if you've seen it - you know that it's one of Edward Furlong's not-so-crowning achievements (however the corny factor is off the scale, which can be awesome if your art school college friends have a bad-movie night... mine did). "If mindmapping isn't that, then what could it be, Kristi?" Well, dear readers, you can find out here, thanks to [via]. As Keanu says: "Whoaaaaaaaaaaaa".

Gio is at it again! We just received this email from him regarding the new project on his site: 

"Mark [Houston] has been cooking and put together a Gainclone amplifier project. This chip amplifier uses the popular LM3875 chip and point-to-point wiring. This amp follows the idea of the 47 Laboratory gaincard amplifier, "rigid and compact". The enclosure for this amplifier is an aluminum cooking pan and a wooden cutting board."

Detailed pictures strewn about the article make it easy to follow, and fun to produce!

This binary clock that Turd submitted to the hackedgadget forums is pretty amazing. Included in the forum post is a video, schematics, and some other pictures of the clock in action. If you can make your own, you can rule the world*.

 

*Maybe not.

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