It's become common in most households to recycle your discarded paper. Instead of tossing it in the bin, try making your own notepads, customized with ...

For some people building their own computer is not enough. They prefer to create their own microprocessors.

This book did as the title promised: you could build a working digital computer. The components, though, were paper clips, tin cans, thread spools, and other household items.

Built by a DIY YouTuber, this triple-monitor all-in-one PC can be carried like a briefcase, and it is glorious.