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I want a Tardis for Christmas this year. If I can't have Dr. Who's space-time traveling machine, then I guess I'll have to console myself with a Tardis cookie jar. I got the idea from our top story this week, a compendium of unusual gift ideas. "62 Projects to Make With a Dead Computer" also looks good (I have a few of those lying around), as does the Arduino Starter Pack. If you know a techie who already has everything, check out "Awesome Gifts for the Geek in Your Life"--chances are you'll find something for that special geek.
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