Mirror and Cache index - Technology: Mods
766 votes | submitted 2010-08-02 17:14:41 by FirstDigg | 107 comments
YouTube recently added a ‘feature’ that whenever you watch a video from certain locations such
as the homepage or your subscriptions they add a little gray bar at the bottom of the screen and
autoplay the next video once the one you are watching finishes. YouTube won’t let you turn this
off but the good news is there is an unofficial workaround!
406 votes | submitted 2010-07-21 18:19:44 by badqat | 28 comments
Hardcore fans of most anything and everything have used their imagination, skill and resources to
create amazing case mods. Whether it's a favorite character, game, beverage or hobby, the owners of
these PCs have totally tricked out their cases as a tribute to what they enjoy the most.
349 votes | submitted 2010-07-19 21:16:57 by soloride | 50 comments
Take off those 3-D glasses, they make you look dumb.
575 votes | submitted 2010-07-11 16:46:46 by badqat | 160 comments
Earlier this evening, we took the plunge -- now, we're rocking Froyo on our old-and-busted T-Mobile
G1. That's because Cyanogen's team of ROM hackers...
403 votes | submitted 2010-07-08 16:02:16 by msaleem | 36 comments
Chrome's 'experiments' site now points to 100 experiments -- each one made, hosted, and submitted by
programmers from around the world.
542 votes | submitted 2010-06-25 19:27:11 by deafbeat | 32 comments
This guide will help you to switch from your current email provider to Gmail and shows you how to
make most of it. That being said, if you already use Gmail, why not have a quick look of last few
chapters that have a few handy tips even for advanced users.
394 votes | submitted 2010-06-24 14:01:44 by bizwiz2 | 77 comments
I remember the first time my laptop overheated on me, and how thankful I was for not wearing
synthetic trousers that day. Lifehacker has done a brilliant job explaining how to prevent your
computer from overheating; check it out.
572 votes | submitted 2010-06-19 05:08:23 by aliwangwangbaba | 26 comments
These creative and technological advanced mice are a source of inspiration not just for budding
modders, but also those who are interested in technology but were always afraid to try their hand at
modding. Here are some of the coolest mice mods that we found.
580 votes | submitted 2010-06-13 05:59:59 by Brukhar | 40 comments
These keyboards are made up of some real modifications and also some conceptual designs which
hopefully will truly be made.
334 votes | submitted 2010-06-09 18:35:47 by notifyneal | 16 comments
Will the high-tech future of "greener" IT include transparent cell phones, touch screen coffee
tables, and holographic lab environments? I think it's coming, but until we have those types of
sci-fi and fantasy gadgets. We've got intense optical illusions and creative screen tricks...
586 votes | submitted 2010-06-02 20:43:58 by gvoakes | 48 comments
We’d all like to be commuting to work in our hover cars and invading small countries with our own
personal mechanisms, but sadly technology has failed to live up to our expectations, and no matter
what Steve Jobs claims, the iPad is just not in the same league.
3079 votes | submitted 2010-06-02 11:28:49 by SaintAleczandah | 174 comments
A working printer - made of Lego!
1422 votes | submitted 2010-06-01 20:28:43 by deafbeat | 447 comments
Great progress has been made in hacking PCs to run OS X, and it is now possible to install Mac OS X
without a Mac. Thanks to some great tools put together by some brilliant hackers, it is also much
easier and does not involve nearly as much time and effort as was once required.
343 votes | submitted 2010-05-23 05:50:43 by ChronicColonic | 47 comments
FOR WHEN YOU FEEL EXCESSIVE!!!
391 votes | submitted 2010-05-20 20:05:24 by DiggUnderground | 18 comments
Comic-Con, computer encasement modifications (or case mods) are one of those areas where being a
huge nerd intersects with being an artist.
626 votes | submitted 2010-05-08 04:14:11 by jaybol | 82 comments
Canadian geek artist Steve Mann has augmented his vision with wearable computers for most of his
life. He invented his 'smart pants' in high school, perfected his body tech rig at MIT, and now has
one eye that's a camera.
486 votes | submitted 2010-05-05 16:49:51 by Turkman182 | 31 comments
The following 15 DIY USB hard drives should be a the top of every self respecting geeks to-do list.