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Homebrew backyard railroad recreates DisneylandKirby sez, "The December 2009 copy of Garden Railways magazine features an article about the Castle Peak & Thunder Railroad, a Disneyland Park themed, 1370 sq. foot, 1:24 scale model backyard railroad. The CPTRR, like its inspiration, is located in Anaheim, CA. It was built by Dave Sheegog, an ar ... |
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Wii Nunchuck-Controlled Robotic Tail is the Ultimate Accessory for Furry Fetishists [Wtf]Regular Giz readers will have seen countless crazy homebrew inventions powered by the DIY Arduino platform—but this could be the strangest yet. How about a robotic tail that's controlled by RFID "mood cards", or a Wii Nunhuck? Yep. ... |
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Wii Homebrew Installer To Unlock Wiiby Carol Woods Wii console users might have been bored already for having the same games to play on it. This is really something that Nintendo has to be concerned of in order to continuously get the loyalty of their customers over their product. The good news is that over the years they were able... |
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Video: The PSP Go has been partially hackedThe PSP Go has been out for, what, three or four days now, and it’s already been partially hacked. (Is that a record?) Amazing. It looks to be some sort of save game exploit, but is such that, for now, doesn’t allow enough access to the hardware to support, say, the installation of c... |
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Wii System Update 4.2 now liveJust like the previous Wii System Update, 4.2 offers little in the way of surprises or features and mainly provides "behind-the-scene fixes," designed to "improve the overall system performance." The update also removes unauthorized save data (it wouldn't be a real update oth... |
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![Palm Pre Hacked to Record Basic Video...It's a Start! [Palm Pre]](http://statics.keegy.com//img/postsh/15/6B/th2-palm-pre-hacked-to-record-basic-video-it-s-a-start-palm-pre.jpg)
Palm Pre Hacked to Record Basic Video...It's a Start! [Palm Pre]The Pre has a 3-megapixel camera and enough hardware grunt to handle video recording—it just needs software. Homebrew coders have been working on it, and though it's early days yet, they've now achieved 320x480 resolution video at 30fps. Recorded video is fairly clear and in color (see for ... |
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