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MAKE @ the 1 millionth DIGG user party! & the Digg kit!

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MAKE is at the 1 millionth Digg user party in San Francisco, there's a laser cutter here etching laptops from Ghostmarking and Adafruit released the Digg button electronics kit - we have soldering stations here and Diggers are building electronics as I type this, using the instructions on an OLPC - You can get the beginner open source Digg electronics kit here - Link. $ from the kit is donated to the EFF too!

Oh, Digg it!

The Digg kit - Link.
instructables : digg Button Kit v1.0 - Link.

Top photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid.

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Posted by: Shadyman on April 20, 2007 at 5:17 AM

Oh man, that's so cool :)

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