20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

Happy birthday to us! Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories is now two years of age. Collected below is a "Best of Evil Mad Scientist" for the past year: Some of our favorite projects that we've published over the last twelve months. Here's to the next year!

Quick projects:

Rubberbands made from old bicycle innertubes.	Light tent made from a lampshade.

Chip bugs	Bristlebots

Spool spinner from an old fan.	The $1.00 C to D adapter
Electronics projects

How to make a Joule Thief from Make: Weekend Projects.

How to make a dark-detecting LED night light.	The Great Internet Migratory Box of Electronic Junk
How to make a Sawed-off USB Key AVR microcontroller projects

Using an ADXL330 accelerometer with an AVR microcontroller	Snap-o-lantern
Kit Projects

AVR Target Boards	Interactive Table Kits

Peggy	Peggy v 2.0
Crafty Projects

QuiltBert	Software Handbag

iPod cozy	Fimo Fractals

Mini Art Cars	Umbrella Bat Costume v 2.0
Food Hacking

Cooking hotdogs	Circuitry Snacks

Edible Googly Eyes	Fractal Cookies
CandyFab

Printing complex shapes: Sugar Chain	Candyfab improvements: higher resolution and edible output
Papercraft:

Rotary Fraction Adding Machine	Electric Origami
Observations & silly projects:

Volume of a cat	Pacman Halloween
Lego Projects:

Forbidden Lego review & build	Efficient Lego Storage
Reviews:

Obscure electronics tools	Lee Valley & Veritas Catalog Review
Teardowns:

LED Stoplight	pedometer
HP Color LaserJet 2600n

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Authored by: Anonymous on Sunday, June 22 2008 @ 03:38 PM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

congrats, here's to two more!

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Authored by: Matt on Sunday, June 22 2008 @ 11:36 PM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

You guys are awesome... an inspiration to hack gleefully. Many thanks for two excellent years!

Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, June 23 2008 @ 05:38 AM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

Congrats!!! I've discovered this place not long ago, and I love it! Greetings from Spain!

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Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, June 24 2008 @ 09:19 AM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

Thats the Flying Spaghetti monster not "Edible Googly Eyes"....

Authored by: Windell on Tuesday, June 24 2008 @ 09:46 AM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

The article shows how to make the eyes, illustrated with examples of where you'd want the googly eyes, including an FSM.

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Authored by: Dennis on Friday, June 27 2008 @ 07:03 AM PDT Catalog Reviews

I just got my hands on a copy of the 2008 edition of the Allied Electronics catalog. It's got over 2200 beautifully colorful pages of components, cables, connectors, enclosures, tools and other goodies.

Authored by: JosephDunphy on Saturday, March 14 2009 @ 01:19 PM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

You do know that a millicentury would be one one thousandth of a century? Meaning that 20 millicenturies would be 0.2 years, or approximately 73 days.

The word you're looking for is "millimillenium" or "centicentury". Either will work.

Authored by: Windell on Saturday, March 14 2009 @ 01:33 PM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

I don't think that I understand your math.

1 century = 100 years
1 millicentury = 100 years/1000 = 0.1 years
20 millicenturies = 20*0.1 year = 2 years.

A millimillenium or centicentury are both equal to one year-- and this blog post was for our 2nd anniversary, not our 20th.

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Authored by: JosephDunphy on Thursday, March 19 2009 @ 12:21 AM PDT 20 millicenturies of Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

My math? It's quite simple.

My staying up way too late = My making foolish error while posting afterwards

You are quite right. 20 millicenturies would be 2 years. Sorry about that.

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