Quick review of the Motorola m9 wireless Bluetooth stereo headset. The idea of a wireless headset held a special place in my heart. I’ve always hated cords. They’re always getting caught on something, pulling the earbuds out or just plain ripping the connectors. The problem has only gotten worse with the special iPhone cord controllers. . . . → Read More: Motorola Razor m9 Bluetooth Stereo Headset
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I’ve been flying my CP for several months and have had a constant problem with erratic behavior. It bounces up, bounces down, left, right, etc… I’ve looked for a sticky swash, stuck ball joints, I’ve read through the posts looking for the smallest clue. I even tried several methods for isolating the FM antenna. . . . → Read More: E-Flite CP+ with Spektrum AR6200 We’ve been hearing talk of mini-sized nuclear reactors for a year or longer, but now it looks like Hyperion is actually starting to build them. The hot tub-sized fission nukes, each capable of cranking out 25 megawatts of clean power (enough to run 20,000 homes), will use what’s called “low-enriched” uranium fuel. The $25 . . . → Read More: Hyperion mini nuclear reactors to supply enough cheap power for a small town Now you can boldly go where no Star Trek: The Next Generation fan has gone before, decorating your place with such 24th-century accuracy that you’ll never get laid again. While the uninitiated might be unfazed by such realism, our phasers are on stun with these Star Trek switchplates, turning simple light switches and . . . → Read More: Star Trek Switchplates – Don’t deny your inner Geek. It’s no secret that we love Eye-Fi’s wireless SD cards. Since they debuted about a year ago, they’ve been the perfect way for lazy people (read: us) to share their photos online. Instead of digging out a USB cable, connecting to your PC, firing up a photo-editing program, and then uploading to Flickr, . . . → Read More: Eye-Fi debuts 4GB wireless SD card So the Pentagon is employing a new weapon in the fight against WMDs. Namely, giant flaming balls (aka rocket balls). These are hollow spheres, made of rubberized rocket fuel; when ignited, they propel themselves around at random at high speed, bouncing off the walls and breaking through doors, turning the entire building into an . . . → Read More: WMDs: Death By Great Flaming Balls So, I’ve got all these hobbies and interests that require a few different voltages. I’ve got a lot devices that require 12v DC and it looks like half of those come standard with car adapters. I also play around with some servos, some LED projects and some other stuff that require less than 12V . . . → Read More: Convert an HP computer power supply to a hobby desktop power station! So, I was just surfing the net the other day, minding my own business and then, WHAM! I started getting a McAfee warning on bootup that I had a BACKDOOR-CQN trojan. No problem! I made sure my McAfee was up to date, ran the full disk check and it didn’t find a blessed thing. Grrrr, . . . → Read More: BACKDOOR-CQN Manual removal What is with all these problems?!?! So I’m playing around with my new iMac and I naturally wanted to access the shared directory of my 2003 Server. I mean really, what is a 23″ screen without streaming porn, a-hem, Educational Material! On a more serious note, trying to access any of my Windows shares caused . . . → Read More: Can’t Access a Windows 2003 Drive from a MAC OS X |
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