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Dec

04

2011

1

Starwars Imperial March on Floppy Disc's

by Johny

The software this creation is based off of is open source and available here: https://github.com/SammyIAm/Moppy

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Nov

25

2010

0

Huey, the chameleon lamp

by Johny

Besides being energy efficient and all that, the use of LEDs also means that you don’t necessarily have to just settle with boring white lighting any...

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Starwars Imperial March on Floppy Disc's

Huey, the chameleon lamp

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Starwars Imperial March on Floppy Disc's

Huey, the chameleon lamp

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Gadgetzz started in 2009 and has since covered many gadgets and events such as the CES, IFA, DST, etc. We are most known for covering the creepy puzzle “11BX1371”

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Gadgetzz started in 2009 and has since covered many gadgets and events such as the CES, IFA, DST, etc.
We are most known for covering the creepy puzzle “11BX1371”