Yay.  We think our binary clocks are a great gift idea too.   :) 
And we now have binary light switch covers (in case you needed those).    

I love Coding4Fun.  They have a lot of great projects.  Here are a few holiday themed projects.

Lots of great gift ideas.
View their list here: Coding4Fun 2005 Holiday Gift Guide

I'm going to get the laptop mouse listed tomorrow!

Do you have trouble remembering how to work the light switch?  Do you prefer to read everything in binary?  Then you've been waiting for these!  Binary light switch covers from devtoys.com.  There are a variety of styles available.

They also make the perfect accessory to our binary clocks.  Get one for every room!

Binary light switch cover


Two tone binary light switch cover


Black binary light switch cover


White binary light switch cover


Green binary light switch cover


Blue binary light switch cover

This site generates PDF's of various types of handy graph paper you can use for printing.  The types include plain ol lined and graph, multi-width, assymetric, hexagonal, dots, and more.

It's cool, because it actually generates the PDF's based on the specs you feed it for the various types.  You couldn't get better control unless you built it yourself.  So gets' to graphin.

I recently got back from vacation in Colorado (sorry for the lack of posts).  My family and I drove all over the state.  The first nights stay started about four thousand feet above what I'm used to (1300 feet).  Over the duration we experienced a few altitude effects.  Started with dizziness, then headaches, then just overall fatigue.  We're just now starting to get back to normal.

Reading some literature on the state, it said some interesting things.  In higher altitude, a golf ball flies 10% farther, water boils at a lower temperature, etc.  I'm sure there are a bunch more.

A few more interesting Colorado facts

That's right, get four different styles to sport those flashy pens in (don't forget all the protecting of the pockets that they do).

devtoys.com now has an RSS feed.  Woo hoo!  If you're reading this from a news aggregator...you already know that.  Sorry. 

If you didn't notice, there is an XML link on the nav bar.  You can use this to subscribe to devtoys.com updates via your favorite news reader (RSSBandit).  I may try to post more info on RSS one day, but right now I'm feeling a little lazy.  So this is all you get.

Roger Wood, with klockwerks has created some fascinating clocks.  There are a wide range of styles and are just simply amazing.  You'll have to see them for yourself. 

I think I'll try to put one on my list.  I'd love to have several, but I don't think my budget would allow it.  Kinda makes my little binary clock seem a little pathetic.