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  Hackaday

  Hackaday is a hardware hacking website. It was founded in 2004 as a web magazine. Since 2014, Hackaday also hosts a community database of open-source hardware

  China 2020). "80 Years From Invention, China Is Struggling With Jet Engines". HackADay Insider. Colvin, Geoff (29 July 2010). "Desperately seeking math and science
  QMK Keyboard". Hackaday. Retrieved 2023-03-06. Panos, Kristina (2021-08-05). "Kinesis + Teensy = QMK Advantage Over Your Keyboard". Hackaday. Retrieved 2023-03-06
  Libreboot flashing process, "with a few caveats". In 2016, Bryan Cockfield stated in Hackaday that Libreboot installation was "harrowing" and "not as easy as you'd think"
  Laura Kampf Is A Side Car". Hackaday. Retrieved 19 September 2022. List, Jenny (10 October 2021). "A Bike Trailer For Any Expedition". Hackaday. Retrieved 19 September
  Hackaday Hackaday is a hardware hacking website. It was founded in 2004 as a web magazine. Since 2014, Hackaday also hosts a community database of open-source hardware

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  Hackaday | Fresh Hacks Every Day

  Hackaday Podcast 124: Hard Drivin’ With Graphene, Fooled By Lase… Hackaday Podcast 124: Hard Drivin’ With Graphene, Fooled By Lasers, Etching With Poison Acid, And All The Linux Commands Hackaday editors Elliot Williams…
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  R | Hackaday R 5 Articles We’ve seen some interesting pitches in personal ads before, but this one takes the cake. Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is looking for …
  Blog | Hackaday | Fresh Hacks Every Day These screens work by the LCD panel being placed in front of a bright backlight, and only letting light through at bright parts of the picture. Since LCD…
  C++ | Hackaday c++ 122 Articles In the world of software development the term ‘optimization’ is generally reason for experienced developers to start feeling decidedly n…
  Db | Hackaday db 2 Articles In part one, I compared the different Analog to Digital Converters (ADC) and the roles and properties of Delta Sigma ADC’s. I covered a lot…
  Z2 | Hackaday z2 3 Articles [Giacomo] finds that every once in awhile, he needs to flash a sketch to an Arduino while on the go. While he doesn’t always carry his lapt…
  M0 | Hackaday m0 5 Articles Unless you have an incredibly well-stocked parts bin, it’s probably too late to build these spooky animated eyes to scare off the neighborh…
  PE | Hackaday PE 3 Articles At first glance, both the executables that a compiler produces, and the libraries that are used during the building process seem like they’…
  Fm | Hackaday fm 49 Articles Begun, the Spectrum Wars have. First, it was AM radio getting the shaft (last item) and being yanked out of cars for the supposed impossib…
  Pj | Hackaday In today’s webcast, [Dan] covered how he felt about the handling of the vulnerability and answered a few questions about it. He started out by talking ab…
  V8 | Hackaday v8 6 Articles The Briggs & Stratton single cylinder sidevalve engine is one that has been in production in one form or another for over a century, and wh…
  Ge | Hackaday ge 11 Articles [Ken Shirriff]’s analysis of a fascinating high-tech paperweight created by GE at the height of the space race is as informative as it is …
  Et | Hackaday et 3 Articles Good news this week from Mars, where Ingenuity finally managed to check in with its controllers after a long silence. The plucky helicopter…
  Pi | Hackaday Pi 64 Articles At first glance, getting a computer program to run faster than the first electronic computers might seem trivial. After all, most of us ca…
  ZX | Hackaday ZX 2 Articles The SInclair ZX 8-bit computers of the early 1980s were masterpieces of economy, getting the most out of minimal hardware. The cassette tap…
  A4 | Hackaday a4 5 Articles If you’ve been waiting in the wings for the next Jailbreak to be release you should know there’s been a bit of a speed bump. [ChronicDevTea…
  Vi | Hackaday vi 9 Articles The ways in which we interact with computers has changed dramatically over the decades. From flipping switches on the control panels of roo…
  Lm | Hackaday lm 1 Articles It’s our understanding that the video game industry has long been a driving force in new and better graphics processing hardware. But they’…
  CO | Hackaday CO 1 Articles The molar mass of carbon monoxide (CO) is 28.0, and the molar mass of air is 28.8, so CO will rise in an ambient atmosphere. It makes sense…
  P9 | Hackaday P9 1 Articles Mobile phones are the photography tool for most of us, but they are a blunt tool. If you love astrophotography, you buy a DSLR and a lens a…
  CV | Hackaday CV 13 Articles Meet [Tanner]. [Tanner] is a hacker who also appreciates the security of their home while they’re out of town. After doing some research a…
  IM | Hackaday IM 1 Articles Here’s a way to display which friends are logged into chat. This uses the same G-35 hacked Christmas lights we saw earlier in the month. [A…
  Uc | Hackaday uc 5 Articles Over at SpriteMods, [sprite_tm] realized that a microcontroller could be used as a boost converter to power itself. A boost converter steps…
  5v | Hackaday USB cables inevitably fail and sometimes one end is reincarnated to power our solderless breadboards. Of course, if the cable broke once, it is waiting to…
  F5 | Hackaday F5 1 Articles F5’s BIG-IP platform has a Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability: CVE-2022-1388. This one is interesting, because a Proof of Concept (P…
  CS | Hackaday CS 1 Articles Quick, how do you wire up an SPI bus between a microcontroller and a peripheral? SCK goes to SCK, MISO goes to MISO, and MOSI goes to MOSI,…
  G1 | Hackaday G1 21 Articles With the ability to get root access to some of these new powerful pieces of hardware we call cell phones, we’re a bit surprised we haven’t…
  Ds | Hackaday ds 23 Articles Even if you haven’t ripped off the top screen of your original DS to create an even better Game Boy Advance yet, there still might be some…
  DE | Hackaday DE 1 Articles [Steve] over at Big Mess O’ Wires has a very, very niche product. It’s the Floppy Emu, a hard disk emulator for the Apple II, Lisa, and ver…
  Id | Hackaday id 3 Articles As the most spendiest time of the year rapidly approaches, it’s good to know that your hard-earned money doesn’t have to go towards gifts t…
  H2 | Hackaday H2 1 Articles About an hour’s drive from where this is being written there is a car plant, and as you drive past its entrance you may notice an unobtrusi…
  24 | Hackaday 24 1 Articles 24, Icosatetrapeds have 24 legs. This robot, built by [Monica Anderson] back in 2005 has 24 pneumatic soft legs. The motion is fantastic, l…
  GI | Hackaday GI 1 Articles Of all the horrors visited upon a warrior, being captured by the enemy might count as the worst. With death in combat, the suffering is ove…
  XR | Hackaday XR 1 Articles The folks behind the Atmos Extended Reality (XR) headset want to provide improved accessibility with an open ecosystem, and they aim to do …
  UP | Hackaday UP 1 Articles For years now, people have been trying to stuff an Intel processor on a credit card sized board. An x86 board that can fit in your pocket i…
  Ic | Hackaday ic 38 Articles The odds are that if you’ve heard about application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) at all, it’s in the context of cryptocurrency min…
  LF | Hackaday LF 1 Articles Recent developments on the world political stage have brought the destructive potential of electromagnetic pulses (EMP) to the fore, and pe…