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August 26, 2015

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il_570xN.817161110_5687 Laser Cut Junk Food
..  by I'm Your Present (Via TLC)
tread0 Leatherman Tread
..and the unboxing of it. Wonder how it will behave at airport security..(Via Notcot)
2015-08-25_1006 Blue Whale Experience
This is what it looks like being a blue whale and feeding on krill, by the Goldbogen lab at Hopkins Marine Station (Via IFLScience)
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Solar Windows
We like everything solar! Would be so nice to see it manufactured. (Via Designboom)

7098641439834957747 Das Katzetelegraf
Whatever makes cats' life better is a good thing! Read on at Hackaday.

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Maker Faire, Closed Mon. May 24th

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Oh, Right. We're Closed Monday, Septembe...

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October 25, 2005
Pogo Pins are back!

After a long hiatus, our PP3 chisel-tip pogo pins are back! And it looks like they're here to stay, so no more drop-outs in supply. I know that we use them for robotics applications, but there's a lot of people using them for other electronics purposes. Now you can get them reliably, and in quantity, […]

July 11, 2007
BEP Application: Bare Bones PhotoVore

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