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Something I've been wanting to do for a while is make a compilation of DIY project links, organized in a way that associates projects which make certain tools or materials with other projects that use that tools and materials, to simplify the process of building up from simpler to more complex things. Taking a while to figure out where I want it hosted as a site later when I have a nice graphical tree image, but since for now all I really need is a simple table I figure it might as well go here if I can't decide on somewhere else. Feel free to comment and suggest other projects that relate to making things that help you make other things, I'll edit this post to add on to the table as needed.

Tech	Links	Prerequisites	Usable in
vacuum tubes	F2FO (article(French))	glass blowing, metalworking,inert gas	high voltage circuitry
rope making machine	King of Random (Youtube 1,2,3)	rope material (yarn or string), hooks/pins, spacers, boards	rope
French bobbin	Atomic Shrimp (article)	wood, woodworking tools (drilling, cutting, sharpening)	knitting
coconut yarn/string/rope	King of Random (Youtube)	coconuts, other fibre sources may be useable	rope, knitting
plastic yarn/string	Atomic Shrimp (article),         King of Random (Youtube)	plastic bottles or bags, cutting tools	rope, knitting
Stone Axe, plus hammer and chisel	Primitive Technology (Wordpress,         Youtube)	stones, water, wood, fire	chopping, carving
Straightedge	Woodsmith (PDF download)	woodworking tools (planing)	woodworking, alignment

Oh hey, I finally realized this thread exists.

Wii:
Super Smash Brother Brawl

Playstation 3:
Little Big Planet 1 & 2

Wii U:
Sonic All-Star Racing

PC:
Team Fortress 2
Portal 2
Minecraft

Probably some others that I'll add as I remember them.

This isn't the best place to put it but I'd rather not make a whole new forum topic for it so I'm just hiding it here. I've told this joke to a few people already but I decided to hide it here in hopes of proving I came up with it myself in case the joke ever becomes popular.

What did the beekeeper say when he saw his bees making maple syrup instead of honey?

"It Canuck Bee!"

I just awakened from an eons-long slumber to lay waste to Tokyo... no, wait, that's someone else. I wandered off because things were dead, and decided to see if this place still existed. Since it does, I'm catching up.

I use a Gilette Mach 3, when I get around to shaving. Tried the Fusion for a while, but decided I could do without the duct-tape-ripping-off-my-skin experience it gave me.

Oh yeah, boo. I have risen, and I guess I accidentally brought something back with me.

I have read all of the information. It is very helpful here. Is knowledge that can be put into practice.

This is a very good knowledge of me. I understand Ee were impressed with the knowledge I have read a lot.

What is it to read the information into knowledge so too. I like it a lot because I'm not that good.

I've been wanting to make a program for keeping track of a list of short notes using a priority queue in it. To keep track of what I'm doing while making this program for keeping track of things, I'll write some notes on how I want it to work and what I'm thinking so far.

I'd like to have the program be able to list the first x entries in the current queue of notes, accept a note and its priority level/weight, remove existing entries, and set the number of notes to be kept before automatically removing notes from the back of the queues. It should only keep one copy of each message, overwriting any matching note with the new priority level.

Currently, I plan to imlpement weighting by having a sparse array of queues, with a queue for each priority level to have entries I the queue, and intend. As of now I am attempting to implement the program in lua.

I'd also like to be able to tag the entries, and filter according to those tags, though that can be worked on in later versions.

I used to be a member of Fybertech and Hazard Labs years ago. Interesting to look back and see all the bullshit I typed.