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HackadayU Announces Rhino, Mech Eng, and AVR Classes During Winter Session

From hackaday.com 1 week ago in Blogs

The winter lineup of HackadayU courses has just been announced, get your tickets now! Spend those indoor hours leveling up your skills — on offer are classes to learn how to prototype like a mechanical engineer, how to create precision 3D models in Rhino, or how to dive through abstraction...

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Hackaday Podcast 102: Raspberry Pi Microcontroller, Microphone Killswitch, and a 45-Degree 3D-Printer

From hackaday.com 3 hours ago in Blogs

Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Mike Szczys sift through a week of excellent hacks. Big news is of course the Raspberry Pi microcontroller which Elliot had a few weeks to play around with on the bench before the announcement —...

Porting Firefox To Apple Silicon: Tales From The Trenches

From hackaday.com 4 hours ago in Blogs

For any smaller and larger software product that aims to be compatible with Apple’s MacOS, the recent introduction of its ARM-based Apple Silicon processors and MacBooks to go with them came as a bit of a shock. Suddenly one of...

This Week in Security: OpenWRT, Favicons, and Steganographia

From hackaday.com 5 hours ago in Blogs

OpenWRT is one of my absolute favorite projects, but it’s had a rough week. First off, the official OpenWRT forums is carrying a notice that one of the administrator accounts was accessed, and the userlist was downloaded by an unknown...

AMD’s Threadripper Is The Beating, Heating Heart Of “Most Powerful” DIY Laptop

From hackaday.com 8 hours ago in Blogs

There are plenty of powerful, “desktop-replacement” laptops out on the market if you’ve got the money to spend. Sometimes, though, that just doesn’t scratch that crazy itch in the back of your head for true, unbridled computing power. When you’ve...

Fixing nRF24L01+ Modules Without Going (Too) Insane

From hackaday.com 11 hours ago in Blogs

Good old nRF24L01+ wireless modules are inexpensive and effective. Well, they are as long as they work correctly, anyway. The devices themselves are mature and well-understood, but that doesn’t mean bad batches from suppliers can’t cause hair-pulling problems straight from...

Game Boy Replica Built In Brass

From hackaday.com 14 hours ago in Blogs

Nintendo’s Game Boy is legendary for being the meat in the handheld gaming revolution, as well as being nigh-on indestructible whether in the custody of children or soldiers in the Gulf War. However, [Jiri] decided to see if he could...

The US Air Force Wants Your 3D Scanner Ideas

From hackaday.com 17 hours ago in Blogs

One key piece of technology from Star Trek is the replicator, a machine that 3D prints up almost anything using some hazily-defined high technology. You have to wonder though, how did the patterns for Earl Grey tea or a spare...

Making Silicone Molds – Big Ones!

From hackaday.com 23 hours ago in Blogs

If you’ve got one of something and you want more, duplicating it with a silicone mold can be a great way to go. This is applicable to 3D printing something you need many copies of, and a whole variety of...

Inflatable Hospital Isolation Wards

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

The continued spread of Covid-19 has resulted in a worldwide shortage of hospital beds. A temporary hospital isolation ward (translated) was co-developed by the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and the Korea Institute of Radiological and Medical …read more

A Few Of My Favorite Things: Amateur Radio

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Hackaday has among its staff a significant number of writers who also hold amateur radio licenses. We’re hardware folks at heart, so we like our radios homebrew, and we’re never happier than when we’re working at high frequencies. Amateur radio...

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