While we certainly want you to spend your time with Time Compression, we do have to direct you to something that we’re fairly confident that you’ll find to be of more than passing interest: The latest issue (vol. 21) of Make magazine, which focuses on Desktop Manufacturing, from additive (e.g., 3D printing) to subtractive (e.g., CNC machining).

As Make is the preeminent DIY publication, this information may not only be diverting, but actually practical.

(And, of course, once you’ve built your own snow-generating machine, please be sure to return here.)