Happy Mutant Profile
Polycarp
Bio: Just small time inventer who likes to tinker around in his garage .No background in science,math or engineering. "The man who knows that he's a fool is a wise man indeed!"
Don't Miss
- BBtv: Russell Porter interviews The Rumble Strips (music)
- Douglas Rushkoff on the RNC
- Carney at Outside Lands - a "Boing Boing tv Bus Session."
- Video footage of Sarah Palin's church
- Rage Against the Machine go a capella at RNC protest after cops shut down PA
- Best of BBtv - David Byrne "Playing the Building."
- Best of Boing Boing tv: we love monochrom.
- Untitled 1
- Boing Boing's Moderation Policy
Recent Comments
- brownbat said: "@Takuan: "What will you feel if that government changes to one you don't like...?" You're right th ..."
- monopole said: "This was developed while the blessed Steve Jobs was not at Apple. Since all good things were invente ..."
- dimmer said: ""One week a year, officers have to account for their time in fifteen minute intervals" Given the wa ..."
- mikewhite said: "What an awesome opening. Bergamot station is the most ridiculously big "gallery" I've ever been in! ..."
- Takuan said: "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schelling_point< ..."
- buddy66 said: "Looks like it's ABC and Gibson later in the week. Any betting on the questions he'll ask? ..."
- loci said: "Let the criminals go free britain..this is an outrage! How dare you, have you not heard of the slap ..."
- marmorek said: ""Either way, you may want to practice skipping from place to place when it is sunny out." I think t ..."
- Takuan said: "http://www.inthesetimes.com/art ..."
- Waterlilygirl said: "Thanks Aislefive! :) ..."
the latest
- Scammers pretending to be bloggers to get free gear
- GPS locator beacon saves woman on remote Russian expedition
- Incredible Pong Watch tells time through a lopsided score
- Rumor says new iTunes visualizer will be gorgeous Magnetosphere
- Beautifully hand painted retro gamer belt buckles
- Monster Cable: you need five different chemicals to clean your gadget screens
- ASUS's new non-Eee netbook, the N10, has some oomph
- What the hell was that? Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates for Windows Vista
- The Perfect Peanut Butter Maker
- Dyson Sphere lighting: Chris Natt's Stimuli 3.0 lamp
latest episodes
- Russell Porter interviews The Rumble Strips (music)
- Carney at Outside Lands - a "Boing Boing tv Bus Session."
- Best of BBtv - David Byrne "Playing the Building."
- Best of Boing Boing tv: we love monochrom.
- Best of BBtv: Hot 8 Brass Band of New Orleans (music)
- Best of BBtv - Bill Barminski (animation and short films)
- Best of BBtv: Leslie Hall is gem-tastic
- Best of BBtv - Omega Recoil: Electricity as Art
- Best of BBtv: Cooking Young Bamboo Shoots with Joi Ito (score by Ryuichi Sakamoto)
- Steel Pulse founder David Hinds at Outside Lands (music)
I have a design for a energy device and need to use a cad system to plot a draft so that I can have parts made for a prototype. Is there a cad system that can be used by an amateur and not cost a fortune. I'm not saying its possible to build one that works but looking at the designs I cannot figure out why this one wouldn't. So in order to have peace of mind I will have to build it to see one way or the other. If it doesn't work I can get back to the rest of my life with peace of mind and if it does work either I will be fantastically wealthy or the CIA will have me whacked!