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Making A Kid-Friendly Computer As A Present: Or How To Be The Cool Aunt At Christmas

From hackaday.com 6 days ago in Blogs

This article was meant to be finished up before Christmas, so it’ll be a little late whenever you’re reading it to go and prepare this for the holiday. Regardless, if, like me, should you ever be on the lookout for …read more

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Start Your New Career In Robot Dance Choreography

From hackaday.com 9 hours ago in Blogs

Boston Dynamics loves showing off their robots with dance videos. Every time they put one out, it ignites a discussion among robot enthusiasts debating what’s real versus merely implied by the exhibition. We really want to see tooling behind the...

Mavic Mini Gets Custom Clear Case

From hackaday.com 12 hours ago in Blogs

Apparently, in the drone scene, sticker wraps are popular for a custom aesthetic. [Useless Mod] wanted to go a little further, however, and decided to build a full crystal enclosure for his Mavic Mini, facing some hurdles along the way....

Apple II Prints Off The Breaking News

From hackaday.com 15 hours ago in Blogs

These days, we’re alerted to the rise of Bitcoin and the fall of nations via little buzzes from the smartphones in our pocket. Go back fifty years or so and it was all a bit more romantic, with noisy teletype...

Q Multiplier — Er… Multiplies Q

From hackaday.com 18 hours ago in Blogs

If you are below a certain age, you’ve probably never heard of a Q multiplier. This is a device that increases the “Q” of a radio receiver’s intermediate frequency and, thus, provide a higher selectivity. If you enjoy nostalgia, you...

Solar Safety Bag Lights Up the Night, Charges Your Phone

From hackaday.com 21 hours ago in Blogs

Spend enough time riding a bike, and chances are good that you’ll start carrying a few tools with you. Even if you don’t, you’re probably going to use a bag to carry something along, so why not make that bag...

Retrofitting USB-C to an iPod Nano

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Some hacks serve a critical need, while others are just for the challenge or fun of it. We suspect the latter was the real reason [David Buchanan] converted a first generation iPod Nano from its original 30 pin connector to...

Handheld Farkle Really Sparkles

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Farkle is a classic dice game that only requires 6 dice and a way to write down scores based on the numbers rolled. Even so, this type of game isn’t inherently portable — it would be fairly difficult to play...

Pandemic Chip Shortages Are Shutting Down Automotive Production

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Once upon a time, the automobile was a mostly mechanical beast, but no longer. Advanced electronics have weaved their way into the modern car, from engine to infotainment and climate control to the buttons now sprinkled throughout the passenger cabin....

Movie Magic Hack Chat

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Join us on Wednesday, January 20th at noon Pacific for the Movie Magic Hack Chat with Alan McFarland! If they were magically transported ahead in time, the moviegoers of the past would likely not know what to make of our...

Robotic Fish Swarm Together Using Cameras and LEDs

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

Robotics has advanced in leaps and bounds over the past few decades, but in terms of decentralized coordination in robot swarms, they far behind biological swarms. Researchers from Harvard University’s Weiss Institute are working to close the gap, and have...

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