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introducing the lacie little big disk with thunderbolt technology
Bookmarked 758 weeks ago by engadget learn more: http:wwwlaciecomproductsproducthtmid=10549developed by intel and brought to market with technical collaboration from apple thunderbolt tec |
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ben heck splits and condenses a pair of xbox 360 controllers for the disabled -- engadget
Bookmarked 764 weeks ago by engadget that crafty ben heck is always up to something like whipping up an xbox 360 disk changer for the laziest of gamers but on the |
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m-disc: designed to endure
Bookmarked 763 weeks ago by engadget this demonstration highlights the inherent weakness in a dvdr or dvd-r disc caused by the organic dyes in the center of the discthis demonstration wor |
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m-disc: designed to endure
Bookmarked 763 weeks ago this demonstration highlights the inherent weakness in a dvdr or dvd-r disc caused by the organic dyes in the center of the discthis demonstration works because the organic dyes in the center of the dvdr or dvd-r have very little mechanical strength therefore the interior of the disc cannot be substantially bonded together this is one of the major reasons why delamination of a disc is a serious issue for failure and data loss the m-disc however has a robust mechanically strong inorganic material at the center of the disc that provides a very good foundation for bonding the disc together there is no mechanically weak layer in the m-disc therefore the bonding is very strong and the disc can withstand extreme abusethe weak layers of all dye based dvds also make them susceptible to failure and delamination due to temperature and humidity |
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weekend projects - optical tremolo box
Bookmarked 709 weeks ago complete instructions for this episode of weekend projects can be found athttp:makeprojectscomprojectoptical-tremolo-box22761inspired by charles platt039s quotstomp box basicsquot article make volume 15 page 82 follow along as we build this optical tremolo box which reads a patterned disk with a light sensor to create a warbling audio effect tremolofor this project make technical editor sean ragan used a cadmium sulfide photoresistor to provide us with our light sensor - a component we have used in previous weekend projects not only does it look cool and sound great but once you039ve made the project you can customize it by making your own effects disks |
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