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I'm surprised nobody mentioned Visual Basic. It's a very high level programming language, meaning it looks after a lot of the details for you. If you're going for in depth programming, it's terribly laggy, but for something relatively simple like this, it's a good choice. GUI design is quick and eas...

While many of us on this forum are quite well versed in the world of electronic devices and microcontrollers, I know for a fact that I'm not the only one who looks at what you guys do with these things and think "I really wish I knew how to get started doing things like that." Apparently, ...

So what language is this written in? I have some coding experience, but it's mainly with Java, with a smattering of C and Python. I might be interested in doing a bit of tinkering/modding at some point, though, and I'd guess there are some other coders around who are similarly inclined. Looking at a...

In the original post: EdimaxPlug - program to turn on/off Edimax power plugs in your WIFI Can't figure out what this is (I've never really had an opportunity to delve deep into the hardware side of computing). At first I was thinking of it triggering some kind of wired power thing like the 2 power w...

With a bit of tinkering, the sensor could probably be connected to more interesting things than a light. Of course,that would be the end of its usefulness as an outdoor light.

Let's hope you're new friend is just as devious as you are.

If you're not afraid of a little math, you can make a fairly reasonable estimate based on the actual physics of thermal conduction. This post over on physicsforum (some first year science student in need of help) has a good rundown of the relevant equation and some of the relevant variables for wate...

Get one and make sure you've got its capabilities nailed down before you start using them in bondage, more_secure. I've always found them a bit fiddly, but then, I could have just found a cheap design or a broken model to test with.

Sorry, I don't know anything about the availability of specific liquor brands outside of BC, Canada (with the exception of Everclear which can be bought in Alberta, the Yukon and Washington, but not BC). But my point was simply that sometimes you can buy liquor that's actually drinkable in plastic b...

My intent with this topic is to bring put all of the hardware concerns relating to the various Blowjob Trainer projects together. If you're having software related issues, including compatibility between your webcam and a specific program, it doesn't belong here. Physical setup concerns, like camera...

If you're a fan of rum, I know there are a couple of brands that produce decent quality stuff (at least one of Bacardi and Captain Morgan) in plastic bottles. Still get the spillage, but with no chance of shattering. (Even a tipped bottle can shatter, I've seen it happen.) Just don't use 151 rum bec...

Given your time constraints, one thing to consider is the time it takes ice to melt. It sounds like you've done this before, but if you ever need to switch what you make the ice in, you might want to see how long it takes to melt before you can access the key. Results can vary a lot. Also, it's almo...

What features are you looking for in open source work? They're not specifically intended for such purposes, but Dropbox and GoogleDocs both allow sharing and collaboration in some form. I don't know about GoogleDocs, but I know Dropbox keeps a version history of files for every time it's edited. Als...

Ooo, very cool. I've been thinking about making myself something along these lines (I have a sewing machine that's older and quite probably more durable than I am, so not too tricky a task aside from the measuring and design aspects. Looks like I have some models I can base my own inventions on now....

If you're not sure if your scissors re up to the job, test them. In fact test everything you can test independently before going for the full thing. You need to be sure everything will work properly.

Complacency kills. Sometimes literally.