Jet-Powered Go-Kart
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Super Mario Kart rules
Super Mario Kart rules
11/10/2003 11:16 PMWell, today is the last day of Subs, *tear* it's been tons of fun!
Once again, around 11:45ish I'm going...
Popularity of indoor go-kart racing
accelerates in Bay Area
Popularity of indoor go-kart racing
accelerates in Bay Area
01/04/2005 06:46 AMSan Jose Mercury News Jan 4 2005 11:09AM GMT
MX Shop 1.1.1 and MX Kart 1.1.2 are
vulnerable to multiple SQL injection
vulnerabilities
MX Shop 1.1.1 and MX Kart 1.1.2 are
vulnerable to multiple SQL injection
vulnerabilities
03/31/2005 05:18 PMdcrab (Mar 31 2005)
Solar-powered and USB-powered sex toys
from Blowfish
Solar-powered and USB-powered sex toys
from Blowfish
09/05/2004 11:56 PM
Xeni Jardin:
BoingBoing pal
Hutch says, "Did
you guys know that
Blowfish, one of your sponsors, has USB powered
vibrators? Of course you did."
Link.
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Car Powered by Compressed Air
Car Powered by Compressed Air
04/04/2005 04:06 AMJet-Powered Wheelchair
Jet-Powered Wheelchair
08/30/2004 12:16 PM
Yessssss! This is the beautiful. "I had a jet
engine ... so I put it on the mother-in-law's wheelchair." Humanity
does have purpose! (Thanks, Art!)
Read - Jet-powered wheelchair surprise [BBC]
USB-powered novelties
USB-powered novelties
12/16/2003 10:08 AMThis Slashdot post has a a nice roundup of novelty USB-powered
devices:
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(Thanks, Dan!)
MDI Air Powered Vehicles
MDI Air Powered Vehicles
12/30/2004 11:20 AM
Duck-tailed, rumble-beseated sister site Jalopnik
has some more hinkfo and pics about the MDI Air-Powered Car platform,
which uses compressed air to drive the car in an emissions-free manner
over short distances, yet can kick on a small four-banger to keep
feeding it air for longer journeys.
More on the MDI Air-Powered Car
[Jalopnik]
"powered by Bloglet"
"powered by Bloglet"
12/18/2003 04:40 AMRSS powered DIY news
RSS powered DIY news
08/30/2004 01:44 PMWow, randy took the feeds from my post
and made it into this: republican national convention
news.
A Jet-Powered PDA for Astronauts
A Jet-Powered PDA for Astronauts
06/10/2004 06:16 AMNASA engineers are working on a robotic sphere that would propel
itself around the space station, check the quality of the air and
relay handy information to astronauts. Think of it as a cross between
a tricorder and a lightsaber training droid. By Noah Shachtman.
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mybl0g.de"
"powered by
mybl0g.de"
01/04/2004 03:27 PMUSB-Powered Fishtank
USB-Powered Fishtank
05/05/2004 06:57 AMGood morning, friends. Many of you have asked me: has anyone released
a USB-powered miniature aquarium? In the past I have said, please,
sir, I just want to order a McGriddle, but now I have an answer for
you: yes, someone has. Sadly, this aquarium does not actually keep
real...
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USB-powered vacuum
USB-powered vacuum
02/10/2004 02:41 AMOccasionally there's a USB-powered gadget that makes perfect sense,
like this mini-vacuum cleaner for keeping your computer clean and
tidy. Though we're almost disappointed whenever...
Powered by Perl
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03/14/2005 06:18 PMWe made a Powered by Perl button with the new Perl logo some time ago.
This is the only version of the onion that you are allowed to use and
it must link to www.perl.org. <a
href="http://www.perl.org/"> <img
src="http://i.perl.org/powered/perlpowered.png"
border="0" width="134"
height="48"></a> The Onion is a trademark of the
Perl Foundation (like O'Reilly owns the camel). In the not too far
future there will be usage and trademark information page for the
onion logo at perl.org or the TPF site....
Want an air-powered bicycle?
Want an air-powered bicycle?
03/22/2005 04:22 PMMatt
mentioned this to me, and I thought he was kidding, but yes,
iFabricate does
exist.
Heh.
I see at least one lawsuit coming up, with people who injured
themselves with the instructions. But still, this has potential to
become a good resource. As long as it sticks to even remotely useful
stuff...
Peer-based creation cool.
USB-powered air humidifier
USB-powered air humidifier
01/16/2004 01:01 PMRegular readers will recall our ongoing obsession with gadgets that
plug into USB ports. The latest we've learned of is a USB-powered air
humidifier, which...
Gmail-Powered Blogging
Gmail-Powered Blogging
09/07/2004 02:28 PMGallina version 0.1, a proof of concept to post to a 'blog with Gmail
messages. Gmail doesn't have an API, I don't think, so I wonder why
all the brainpower...
Protests Powered by Cellphone
Protests Powered by Cellphone
09/08/2004 08:18 PMA text-messaging service is put into action to choreograph fast-moving
political protests.
Spacecrafts powered by thunder
Spacecrafts powered by thunder
09/20/2004 11:10 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Spacecrafts
powered by thunder'
“Thunderous sound waves could one day propel spacecraft to
the edge of the solar system, say engineers who have developed a new
type of acoustic engine. Current long-range spacecraft - like the
US-European Cassini probe now orbiting Saturn - roam too far from the
Sun to use solar power so instead carry plutonium bricks to fuel their
engines. As the radioactive plutonium decays, it generates heat that
produces an electric current between two different types…
Dark-Powered Forum
Dark-Powered Forum
09/11/2004 05:37 AMProject Accepted
Solar Powered Wallpaper
Solar Powered Wallpaper
12/19/2004 03:01 PMTreehugger points out an innovative student project from
NYU that adds electroluminescent materials to wallpaper, hiding in the
background as traditional design elements when there is ample ambient
light, then releasing stored sunlight through glowing elements as the
lights dim. A prototype will be shown at the Winter Show at the Tisch
School of the Arts this Sunday and Monday.
Sol
ar-Powered Wallpaper [Treehugger]
A Spinach-Powered Laptop?
A Spinach-Powered Laptop?
06/29/2004 04:05 AMRoland Piquepaille
writes
"In "Could
laptops run on spinach?," Nature reports that researchers from the
MIT have made solar cells powered by spinach proteins. These prototype
solar cells which transform light into 'green' energy could be used
one day to coat and power your laptop. There is still work to be done
before becoming a commercial product. Right now, the prototype
delivers current for only three weeks. And they are not very
efficient, converting only 12% of the light they absorb into
electricity. However, these spinach-powered solar cells are better for
our environment than silicon solar cells. And according to Science
News Online, in "Protein
Power: Solar cell produces electricity from spinach and bacterial
proteins," they also have the potential to be self-repairing.
You'll find more
excerpts on my blog." Anyone else think this sounds
ridiculously over-simplified? Thinking about how much energy would be
needed to run a laptop would suggest that spinach farming would have
to become mighty popular, and you may need to coat your house in
spinach if you wanted to actually use it to power a computer.
Juicebox: Powered Backback
Juicebox: Powered Backback
07/12/2004 12:38 PM
So this is a
little old, but too geeky to pass up. Some beautiful dork named
Michiel has rigged all his AC adapters and wall-warts into a single
backpack, allowing him to recharge all his gadgets -- and there are a
lot; couple PDAs, phone, GPS, iPod, laptop -- by plugging in the
single protruding cord. Sure, anybody could do it with a power strip
and some electrical tape, but Michiel's done a pretty nice job of it
-- the glowing, integrated USB hub is a nice touch.
Perhaps version 2 will have a solar option, as well. Perhaps I'll
stop saying "Perhaps," like an ass.
Read - Presenting... the Juicebox (v1.0) [Blogspot via
CultOfMac]
Related
Sourcefruit Juiceboxes [Gizmodo]
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The reactor is powered by secrets!
The reactor is powered by secrets!
08/02/2004 12:13 PM
A Lesson Is Learned But
the Damage is Irreversible Not a preachy op-ed, but a
relatively new webcomic. Watch out for the green flame, it turns
things into reptiles.
(via Death to the
Extremist) My Other Brain Is Powered By Silicon...
My Other Brain Is Powered By Silicon...
08/02/2004 01:39 PMA short piece at CNN examines how younger people today now seem to
c
onsider computers and the internet as real extensions of their
"carbon" brains. Without a laptop and an internet connection,
it's as if they're working at a disadvantage. The article isn't
suggesting this is a bad thing (as some might assume), but rather that
it's different, and interesting to see how people adapt when a large
component of their brain is outside of their body.
Human Powered Helicopter
Human Powered Helicopter
08/06/2004 10:17 PMAn Atom-Powered Wiki
An Atom-Powered Wiki
04/14/2004 06:28 PMAs an example of implementing the Atom content management API, we set
up a Wiki that can be accessed via Atom.
Australian Air-Powered Engine
Australian Air-Powered Engine
08/30/2004 06:26 AM
An Australian man has invented
a vehicle powered by compressed air, although it's not the world's
first, despite his claims (I've seen other prototypes before).
However, the best part of Angelo Di Pietro's design is that it tosses
almost all of the moving parts traditionally associated with engines,
instead leaving traditional pistons-in-cylinder designs for a rotary
(don't know about its Wankelness, but there you go).
The test vehicle has reached 31MPH, too, so we're not talking a
little joke vehicle, although they didn't mention how long a tank
would power the little cart. I did notice that Di Pietro's
company, EngineAir, also designs roots blowers. Perhaps we'll soon see
the world's first forced induction compressed air engine? (Thanks,
Christopher!)
Read - Inventor Makes Engine That Runs Off Air
[RedNova]
Update: Yeah, I think this is the one I was thinking of. Thanks,
Amaury.
Read - Home
Page [TheAirCar]
Bike Powered Pleasuring
Bike Powered Pleasuring
03/08/2004 11:12 PMBicycle!Bicycle!Bicycle! .. Dildo on a Bike Seat ..
sex
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Spinach powered Computer
Spinach powered Computer
09/24/2004 03:45 AMI4U Sep 24 2004 7:31AM GMT
Software-powered services
Software-powered services
03/22/2005 04:50 PMThe move to SOA has a lot in common with certain forms of what is
known as SaaS — in particular those being ...
Show.kit (Powered Edition) v1.2
Show.kit (Powered Edition) v1.2
03/13/2003 11:43 AMShow.kit 1.1 (Powered edition) lets you create customizable Flash
websites and corporate presentations based on Flash technology.
Glucose-powered Musclebots
Glucose-powered Musclebots
03/06/2004 02:03 AMAccording to a recent NewScientist.com
article, researchers at the University of California, led by Feynman
prize
winner Carlos
Montemagno, have succeeded at created a biologically powered
nanomechanical system. What they've created is a tiny robot
actuated by cardiac muscle that was grown in place on the robot and is
powered by a glucose nutrient. Montemagno has been working
on the program of nanoscale biomechanical systems for some time. For
more on the musclebot, see this more detailed scotsman.com
article or the recent Wired
News article
Hydrogen Powered Bicycles
Hydrogen Powered Bicycles
06/17/2005 03:45 PM
Motorbike runs on hydrogen power: These look
extremely cool. Apparently dead quiet too.
[...] the motorcycle's fuel cell develops the equivalent of eight
horsepower, good for speeds up to 50 miles an hour. The cycle has a
range of about 100 miles on a tank of fuel. Currently, a hydrogen
fill-up would cost about $3, says the cycle's project director, Andy
Eggleston.
The fuel cell itself can be pulled out and carried around like a small
suitcase. The company says it foresees one day being able to use the
same fuel cell for different applications, such as a boat.
With fewer moving parts than in a conventional motorcycle, the
hydrogen-powered motorcycle gains simplicity and quiet. The rider
hears little more than the sound of tires spinning over the road or
trail.
I wondered whether I should call this a "motorcycle," but at 8
h.p., I figured it was just a bike with...a...motor. Wait a
second...
Battery-Powered USB Enclosure
Battery-Powered USB Enclosure
12/27/2004 06:06 PMGrok Description matches for Jet-Powered Go-Kart
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Jet-Powered Go-Kart
