Clearly, air-traffic controller James Price isn't worried about taking his work home with him. He's a man so in love with airplanes, he's spent 20 years and $150,000, building a high tech flight similar in the nose of an actual Boeing 737. It's parked in his garage.

Tax time is pretty much done so you'll have some time on your hands, right? Perfect, then you can dive into this DIY programmable LED light cube project. If you don't count watching the video of it in all its swirly action, I counted somewhere around 30 "general" steps needed to make it work.

From Blastr: If you've seen (or read) Katsuhiro Otomo's classic, Akira, you've probably thought "Man, I'd love to tear it up on Kaneda's motorcycle." One dude in Japan spent 10 million yen to make that dream come true and he's currently riding it across the Land of the Rising Sun to raise money for charity.

What do you do with 5,000 floppy discs besides use them to play Star Wars music? Answer: nothing. The best you can hope for is to try and get all your data off of them before consigning them to the scrap heap, and one exceptionally creative (or desperate) hacker named Dweller has developed an autoloader to do the job for him.