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December 2009

  1. TI-nspire hacked
  2. Trailer side indicator lights
  3. Meat smoker from 55gal drums
  4. Nexus One rooted
  5. Twitter based Christmas ornaments update
  6. Pinball build throws down the gauntlet
  7. CoffeeScript: like aspirin for JavaScript
  8. Update: Realtime 3D for you too!
  9. RFID meets Open Sound Control
  10. TF2 kill counter, binary style
  11. Simplest most useless machine
  12. UAV reigns down vengeance upon thee
  13. GSM Cracked
  14. Location tracking using IR throwies
  15. PS3 wireless visual interface
  16. Panoramic scanner camera
  17. Ikea Dioder hack
  18. Composite video output from chumby
  19. CNC project roundup
  20. Hackaday at CES
  21. Shadow buttons
  22. Moolodeon electric accordion
  23. New Year’s party favor?
  24. Lightdrawing Robot
  25. Industrial CNC controller retrofit
  26. Star Trek submarine
  27. Five updates for the Steadicam
  28. XeXLoader reminds us of Xbox glory days
  29. ATmega8 Spectrum Analyzer
  30. MakerBotWatch
  31. Zilog in a matchbox
  32. Freerunner with Android, new case, battery
  33. Hackaday Links: December 27, 2009
  34. (Yet another) Twitter this controlling Arduino that
  35. Automated car cover
  36. Office prank: death from above
  37. Does your phone have a GOOG-411 button?
  38. Ultrasonically controlled instrument
  39. VFD clock (ends the world)
  40. Replacement refrigerator controller
  41. RFID control concept
  42. Hacking the OnStar GPS v2
  43. Aerodynamic tail makes Geo Metro even cooler
  44. You’re not seeing double: RGB Christmas trees
  45. Hackaday Links: Christmas 2009
  46. Choreographed Christmas light show (x4)
  47. Kindle DRM cracked
  48. Missile Command on iPhone with real missiles
  49. Spreading christmas cheer w/ auto parts
  50. Let it Snow (Leopard)
  51. iPhone N64 emulation with WiiMote
  52. Reverse engineering off-brand media players
  53. Laser harp
  54. Open source artillery
  55. 19th century all-in-one PC
  56. Atmolight clone of an Ambilight clone
  57. Arduino now controlling – the crop harvest?
  58. Temperature and electricity monitoring
  59. Nook rooted without being opened
  60. Bluetooth handset hacks
  61. Terminate RFID tags
  62. Subcycles: Multitouch music controller
  63. Punching out parts
  64. Fix a projector on the cheap
  65. Modular systems using SPI
  66. BobLight night light networking
  67. SNES system in the controller
  68. Rhythmic combo-lock
  69. L2Ork – Virginia Tech Linux laptop orchestra
  70. C-clamp current monitoring
  71. Hacking ZigBee chips: CC2430
  72. Four generations of motion simulators
  73. Aural Twitter
  74. Home made panoramic camera
  75. Fake snow from an Arduino
  76. A random USB… hourglass
  77. Advent wreath from parts you have on hand
  78. New AVR simulator for Linux
  79. Sarrus linkage 3d printer
  80. Don’t point that at me
  81. Better resistors from a pencil
  82. Bluetooth based Pseudorandom Number Generation
  83. Peggy2 x2, with video
  84. Capturing that (light field) moment
  85. Cheap toy yields good parts
  86. Make an Apple Tablet before Apple does
  87. Clocks that only a geek could love
  88. Giving an old arm new life
  89. Bluetooth bracelet hacked
  90. Need to source Nixie tubes?
  91. Autonomous Bassline Generator
  92. Better temperature readings using an aspirated thermometer
  93. Accessing BGA pins
  94. LEGO book scanner
  95. How to root a Nook
  96. Static Bleeder
  97. Cellphone hack-off
  98. Fanboys want to take AT&T down
  99. 2600 game jukebox
  100. [techknott]’s portable dreamcast
  101. iFixit licenses manuals under Creative Commons
  102. Light up your limbs
  103. Scan room, explore virtually
  104. Automotive current monitor
  105. IntoDream, the ‘portable’ Dreamcast
  106. Interactive beer pong table
  107. Social Media HUD
  108. brickAVR: the Proto-brick
  109. Make Magazine – Open Source Hardware 2009
  110. Odroid: all the open, none of the contract
  111. Monitor Keg volume, CO2, and temp
  112. Fabric display
  113. Solar Water Heater
  114. Make your own 3d monitor
  115. New pet, Project 413
  116. RGB Keylock Shield
  117. Capturing bullet speed
  118. Arduino development on OpenSolaris
  119. BiDi Screen, on (and off) screen multitouch
  120. Embedded games: Rogue
  121. FPGA driver for PSP screen
  122. The Harlequin project
  123. Remote bike mountain
  124. Advanced in car computer system
  125. Bender keg cooler
  126. Perspective tracking with only a web cam
  127. Word Clock redux
  128. Remote control pellet gun – with scope
  129. WiiMote + iPhone Update
  130. Bulbdial clock kit released
  131. AC Shield will take your breath (heart beat) away.
  132. Bendërbrau now a reality
  133. Verizon users shout “I am root!”
  134. Robot hands you your ass at beer pong
  135. Fully-automatic crossbow
  136. Creating wooden enclosures
  137. Homebrew Kodachrome
  138. Overly complicated gas guage
  139. LEDboy Super Pixel Brothers
  140. Ionocraft aka Lifters
  141. Water the tree – there’s an app for that?
  142. Simple liquid dispenser for auto-cocktails
  143. Hackaday Links: December 7 2009
  144. Pranav Mistry’s cool input devices
  145. Sunday software sound hacks
  146. Nunk on Droise
  147. Saturday afternoon robot cooking
  148. Virtual Theremin
  149. (Remote controlled robot) car vs (solar charged) tank
  150. What’s the worst way to transmit video?
  151. Sugru – moldable silicone adhesive
  152. Eureqa discovers equations
  153. Melloman tape-looping keyboard
  154. Movie mover: a mobile theater
  155. Make a Mac on the cheap
  156. Crushtoberfest – can you pwn Tom Selleck?
  157. Internet enabled cat feeder
  158. Phone controlled solar charged tank
  159. Ask Hack a Day: Touch Screen Hack
  160. X-mas Hack: 8-channel musical show
  161. IPv6 to 1-wire protocol translator
  162. World’s largest POV display
  163. Arduino shield for Arduino. No, really.
  164. Double dose of iPhone camera hacks
  165. Slide digitizer
  166. Destroying optical media
  167. McLVDT: a straw-based sensor
  168. Joystick controlled alarm clock
  169. Minimalistic Circuit Design
  170. Control your tree from anywhere

November 2009

  1. Pink wireless-terminal of wonder
  2. DS based reader for the blind
  3. Robo-one dance competition
  4. NXT Turing machine
  5. Xbox 360 controller on NES
  6. Hackaday Links: Sunday, November 29
  7. Xbox-intosh & an Atom-based Cube
  8. Magic clock knows your location
  9. Using an iPhone as a Newton keyboard
  10. GSM enabled security door
  11. How to use Wiimotes w/ Linux
  12. 13th century navigation system
  13. Four tear-downs for your Friday afternoon
  14. Door opening help
  15. Autonomous Turret wielding biped bot
  16. DS goes full size – pockets everywhere rally in protest
  17. Tiny keyboard/touchpad has “hack” written all over it
  18. Make any gloves work with a touch screen
  19. Recover borked HDD after Xbox 360 ban
  20. Turkey fryer; awful, bad, and worse
  21. Voice controlled lock? Almost…
  22. TI sports watch for hacking
  23. Digital BMXing through San Francisco
  24. Commodore SQ1000 twitter wall: the twypper
  25. Hack a Sketch
  26. $100 free from your favorite hobby supplier!
  27. STM8S-Discovery: Microcontrollers reach a new low
  28. Cable management for pull-out shelves
  29. Electronic guitar pick tunes the strings for you
  30. CNC circuit board fabrication
  31. SparkFun product used for immoral hacking
  32. Automatic pneumatic drum kit
  33. Building capacitive sensitive floor tiles
  34. Hackaday Links: Sunday November 22
  35. Build a camera boom at less than a grand
  36. LED PDF from TI (KUWTA)
  37. Review: mbed NXP LPC1768 microcontroller
  38. Multixylophoniomnibus
  39. Tube prototyping station
  40. Remote uses no batteries
  41. USB accelerometer controller
  42. Axe your camera (again!)
  43. Complete the maze, get a gumball
  44. Another stationary bike VR rig
  45. AVR8 virtual processor on FPGA
  46. When an axe isn’t enough
  47. Uzebox in an NES controller
  48. (Mini) Earthquake in your living room
  49. Outerspace: reactive robotics
  50. Look ma, no wires
  51. PIC powered AVR programmer
  52. Argh, thar be a big wheel
  53. DIY mood lamp looks store-bought
  54. BEAM robot tumbles aimlessly
  55. Banned Xbox 360’s – boon or bust?
  56. R/C airplane motors from computer trash
  57. Omni-car
  58. RFID door lock – the right way
  59. Rotating radar visualization
  60. USB to serial adapter
  61. LED Ring Light
  62. Radio Assisted Drawing Device
  63. Tauntaun costume
  64. Radar detector tester
  65. Bulbdial redux
  66. R/C Lawnmower
  67. [M]ouse: a PS/2 to c64 adapter
  68. DIYLILCNC: do-it-yourself CNC mill
  69. Duino tag
  70. Auto-drummer
  71. Hackaday Links: Friday the 13th, 2009
  72. Instruments as games – games as instruments
  73. Thingamawha? Thingamagoop2!
  74. Raid the dollar store for an illuminated umbrella
  75. Robot interface lets fingers do the walking
  76. Set phasers to “blind”
  77. Too much time, not enough pressure
  78. Linear optical encoder
  79. Biking through Google street view
  80. Single-wing flight based on maple seed aerodynamics
  81. Battery capacity tester
  82. EyeWriter is the fruit of the KanEye project
  83. Farewell microblog
  84. Remotely control your crappy car (dangerously)
  85. Homopolar motor
  86. PCB light box in a scanner shell
  87. Voice controlled LED sign
  88. Roombas with UAV Brains Play Pac-Man
  89. DIY circuit etching video tutorial
  90. Roundup: simple hacks
  91. Coaster Controlled HTPC
  92. Color correction patch for PS3 eye
  93. Careless with your Jailbreak? You’ll get Rickrolled
  94. AWE: a robotic wall
  95. Bike brake light senses you slowing down
  96. Gamecube to go
  97. Centipede shield design contest
  98. MindFlex teardown
  99. Urban Defender: location aware game
  100. Servoelectric guitar is a keytar with strings
  101. Physical email notification
  102. Cold cathode art piece controller
  103. Didgeridoo modded to include electronic manipulation
  104. Servo database
  105. UDK: Make the next Gears of War
  106. Welcome back, HackaDay links
  107. Electronic Jewelry
  108. Laser etching fruit
  109. Automated coffee bean roaster
  110. Mac Mini – getting a little more useful
  111. Hack a Day; into the future
  112. 25 Scariest experiments
  113. Stereoscopic 3d with a PIC micro
  114. Knock detecting lock
  115. Hacky Thanksgiving
  116. Apple Remote Arduino shield
  117. SSD upgrade for 24″ iMac
  118. 8-bit device quenches iPhone envy
  119. Woz’s watch makes air travelers nervous
  120. Improved arm mounted flame thrower
  121. Server not as think as you drunk it is
  122. PUSH competition winners
  123. Augmented Xylophone
  124. ArduiNIX: Nixie shield for Arduino
  125. Computer learns from tic-tac-toe
  126. Ping-pong launcher your wife can’t know about
  127. Medium format camera, from scratch
  128. We’ll take the fries.
  129. Easy dial telephone
  130. Android ported to Meizu M8
  131. Happy birthday Internet, here’s $40,000

October 2009

  1. Another mini KeepOn?
  2. Name that thing
  3. Broken TV brought to life in LEGO body
  4. XBMC running on ARM
  5. Time-lapse courtesy of Arduino
  6. Processor built with Transistor-Transistor Logic
  7. How to create TrueType from an image
  8. Arduino “python” integration
  9. Single servo robot
  10. AIDA the dashboard bot
  11. Cheating RockBand (again)
  12. Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala
  13. Linux iPhone sync draws near
  14. Read about trash-hackers… for free
  15. Halloween props: Techy Jack-o-lanterns
  16. Keepon, eat your heart out
  17. libTISCH 1.0 released
  18. Upgraded Atari 1024STf
  19. Xerox ink will print circuits
  20. Mr. Wake, wakes up and runs
  21. Hot off the presses its Android 2.0 SDK.
  22. Headpiece Jabbing for Smiles
  23. CNC used to make 3D video using one camera
  24. Football Hero
  25. These midi controllers stink!
  26. Piecax the Poltergeist reinvents the Knock Block
  27. BigDog’s bipedal brother
  28. Digital tuner reverse engineering
  29. Parts: ChronoDot RTC Module (DS3231)
  30. Head-mounted computer with spit, bailing wire
  31. Remote controlled claw of doom
  32. inPulse watch gets BlackBerry data via Bluetooth
  33. Head-mounted computer with Linux, WiFi
  34. How to overlay images by using Greasemonkey
  35. Halloween props: Servo eyes
  36. Halloween props: Alien Costume
  37. Extended IR input
  38. DIY plotter with laser
  39. Double sided surface mount PCB population
  40. Halloween Props: Pie of Sauron
  41. Use iPhone to run yourself over
  42. Desktop Decepticon repurposes cell phone
  43. Vodaphone ringtone music commercial
  44. Halloween prop: glowing spooky eyes
  45. (the) Best Robotics competition
  46. Halloween props: Skeleton springs from coffin
  47. SparkFun gets a cease and Desist
  48. Poddwatt: Tube amp with mp3 in mind
  49. Make your own SNES games with developer cartridge
  50. Hot air pencil for under $20
  51. Psystar taunts Apple a second time
  52. Unreasonably bright bike light apparently hunts deer
  53. Drone Lab brings the excitement of Hypnotoad home
  54. Driving USB peripherals with Arduino
  55. Score online with robot soccer
  56. Magic Mouse and MacBook teardowns
  57. Gear clock
  58. Hackable Geiger Counter
  59. Bluetooth cartridge for Nintendo DS
  60. War monument hacking
  61. Mind control via serial port
  62. Ski bot
  63. Yahoo hires strippers for hackers
  64. Industrial robots producing art
  65. Bouncy iPhone controlled dance lights
  66. Ps3 laptop courtesy of Ben Heck
  67. well engineered diy Segway
  68. freeBOOT gives the Xbox 360 JTAG hack new life
  69. Boombox warns construction ahead
  70. Brain control for the Arduino
  71. MIT rethinking popup books
  72. Two-factor authentication using a hardware token
  73. RepRap – in space! (sorta)
  74. Dresser tool chest isn’t as ghetto as you’d think
  75. CNC hot wire cutter from scanners
  76. 10gui: multi-touch for all ten digits
  77. DSO nano oscilloscope reviewed
  78. Awesome robots love Fanta
  79. Shift powered pumpkins
  80. Build your own wristwatch
  81. Lunar auto repair depends on the sticky stuff
  82. Reverse geocache puzzle
  83. 3D Magnetometer mouse in processing
  84. Alzheimer’s victims fitted with LoJack
  85. Samsung TV firmware hacking
  86. Cheap and flimsy PC case provides no protection
  87. Laser raygun boasts 300mW, hunts Klingons
  88. 1480W scooter motor guarantees head trauma
  89. NES processor cloned on a FPGA
  90. Radio cabinet media center
  91. The glass recycling game
  92. Polycarbonate fish uses three servos to swim
  93. Easy touch capacitance
  94. Tying the knot with MakerBot
  95. Mouse runs through VR maze
  96. Skittles, The Robotic Blimp
  97. RFID-enabled robot…mood…tail…thingy.
  98. Animatronic winged demon terrorizes local garage
  99. Sphere bots get some new skills
  100. 72 LED persistence of vision globe
  101. Halloween prop: DIY fog machine
  102. Morphing robot demonstrated at IROS
  103. Turntable sequencer scratches with coins
  104. NES guitar
  105. Finally, a keyboard for the iPhone
  106. Snega2usb preorder now available
  107. Online chip reference trims the fat
  108. Add a key-fob opener to your door
  109. Dell mini9 tablet
  110. It has blades: Dyson’s little white lie
  111. DASH: clever construction and resilience in robotics
  112. LED Pocket Watch
  113. CNC router on the way
  114. $100 portable Wikipedia
  115. Jamin’ to Bach, Commodore 64 style
  116. OLPC pedal power
  117. Halloween props: flying crank ghost
  118. Binary adder will give you slivers
  119. Robot Einstein could save humans from killbot destruction
  120. Daft Punk replica helmet
  121. Haptic Halluc 2
  122. How to populate a surface mount PCB
  123. DIY Dyson vac hack
  124. A different breed of camera controllers?
  125. iTunes LP: there’s a hack for that
  126. Take the python challenge
  127. Easter Egg Challenge
  128. Underwater laser, just add shark
  129. Emulator in NES cartridge – so clean it looks factory made
  130. Halloween props: The honking pumpkin
  131. Home made rollerbar mouse
  132. Cheap and easy top-down camera quadpod
  133. Analog Space Invaders with human controller
  134. Stove built from beer can. Hobos rejoice.
  135. Hack together some science stuff, win money
  136. Nes controller storage with security
  137. Multi-touch LCD from LEDs
  138. DIY cell phone alti-variometer
  139. 32GB solid state Zune upgrade
  140. IR air conditioner timer
  141. External GPS for iPod and iPhone
  142. POV fan EEPROM hack
  143. Safelock: biometric typing security
  144. Portable, digital stereoscopic image viewer
  145. $4500 book about a car you can’t afford
  146. Metal Race combines operation and calculator game
  147. Adding a keypad to a key card lock
  148. Hulu Desktop for Linux . . . finally
  149. Beauty in Destruction
  150. Maggy, locked and loaded
  151. Giants roam Berlin
  152. A Stirring Hack
  153. A modular Halloween with grid beam
  154. Installing a starscape ceiling
  155. ik-a-sketch collaborative scribbling
  156. Barcode Challenge – Part 2
  157. William Kamkwamba talks windmills with Jon Stewart
  158. Nokia: destroying phones for fun and profit
  159. Software Auralization
  160. Hack a USB port into your 2010 Prius
  161. Center speaker amp for an iPod
  162. The subway never sounded so good
  163. TV-B-Gone-zilla! Rawr!
  164. Hardware HD decoder in a netbook
  165. Scare ’em silly with a moving pumpkin
  166. Barcode challenge
  167. eD, the electric DeLorean
  168. Record eight 1seg stations at once
  169. Exploding processors for real
  170. Halloween prop: Bigmouth billy bass
  171. Five concept mice add multi-touch control
  172. PSP plus second stick, camera, 32 gigs
  173. Nikon Coolpix S1000pj (teardown)
  174. High explosives PC case
  175. Robot security patrol brings Skynet closer
  176. How to crack a Master lock
  177. There I Fixed It: A blog about hacking, poorly.
  178. Doom on a picture key chain
  179. Thermoelectric Solar Power
  180. Vocoding with a piano
  181. Pocket multimeter review
  182. Jump start your car with Sega parts
  183. Halloween props: Low cost popup
  184. Building an IR receiver for the popcorn hour c-200
  185. Monome case mod: vintage radio
  186. Dance of the… (construction) cranes
  187. A bright way to cycle
  188. CN Tower synced with techno
  189. Toronto embraces 4-letter words
  190. RGB laser
  191. Google Wave breaks the email mold
  192. Quoth the Raven: hack some more
  193. Office warfare
  194. Garage door… packet sniffer
  195. Sony’s wireless electricity offering
  196. Ubuntu 9.10 beta now available
  197. Growing algae with an Arduino
  198. How to build your own lathe
  199. Pickle lighting for fun and profit
  200. Halloween prop: portable black light
  201. Arduino DMX controller
  202. Clock knock block full of puns
  203. SMD LED matrix
  204. Hacker rewarded for creating electricity
  205. Machining Gets Wet and Wild
  206. Power generating backpack
  207. TV hack bypasses HDCP
  208. See through walls via wireless network
  209. Skip Vegas with this BS slot machine
  210. Microsoft unveils Open Source multi core OS
  211. Coil Gun speed meter
  212. Solar tracking, without overkill
  213. Homemade Bokode

September 2009

  1. Farm hacking: 7 amazing corn mazes
  2. Dean Kamen’s prosthetic arm
  3. Multi-camera rig makes trees say cheese
  4. Arduino powered singing table
  5. Pick-and-place Lego prototyping
  6. Laser triggered photography
  7. Batcave-style entrance (on a budget)
  8. Build a Google-style panorama rig for $300
  9. Jet powered hijinks
  10. How to generate font and picture header files
  11. Noise box synth lays down some beats
  12. Connect a PS/2 keyboard to a microcontroller
  13. Make an Arduino talk to you
  14. Ball catching bot
  15. Touchscreen picture frame
  16. Add IR control to your WiFi router
  17. PSP Go gets butchered (teardown)
  18. Internal Wireless Headphones
  19. Gameboy Color boot ROM
  20. The incredible breakfast machine
  21. Pinch control2: laser drawing
  22. Halloween props: DMX controlled skeleton
  23. Tool Tip: microcontroller timer calculator
  24. Pong on your wrist
  25. Capacitive buttons control all life
  26. OmniZero.9 multi format biped
  27. Open Source Weapon Makes You Puke
  28. Homemade UAV
  29. Word clock: tell the time with words
  30. Unhackable Netbooks given to students
  31. Open garage door indicator
  32. Frankenstein has a thing for coin-op
  33. AVR Dragon wiring alternative
  34. Halloween prop: the ground-breaker
  35. SLI anytime anywhere
  36. 140 db alarm clock hack
  37. Arduino Thermoscanner
  38. Radio controlled beetle flight footage
  39. Eee PC bios resurrection
  40. Google to Trolls: please flame EVERY web site
  41. With Zipit, who needs a netbook?
  42. Tear your iMac’s insides out
  43. Junk bots win awards in Vietnam
  44. Edison cylinder recordings need more cowbell
  45. Steal the administrator password from an EEPROM
  46. Twitter, talking fish, and more
  47. Vintage Hack – Game Boy Camera
  48. Custom shortcuts from Firefox address bar
  49. Ben Heck gets sloppy and we love it
  50. RCDC: DC motor control via servo signals
  51. Arduino-human synthesizer
  52. Berlin Hack Day
  53. Universal credit card in the palm of your hand
  54. Hacking USB serial port adapters
  55. Photographic key duplication
  56. Seawater cooled data centers
  57. New Wii drive hardware emulation
  58. TI lashes out at their biggest fans
  59. Barcode scanner in Processing
  60. Cheap Yaris cabin filter
  61. Introduction to FTDI bitbang mode
  62. Six monitors, one video card
  63. Virtual pool, real-world interface
  64. Toilet and Figlet
  65. Defocusing LED Clock
  66. Tweetidor, the tweeting humidor
  67. BlokClok – Abstract time display
  68. MP3 Hand Grenade
  69. Eee PC NAS
  70. Stop light for HotWheels
  71. Wacom light graffiti
  72. Nokia PUSH competition
  73. Wireless RGB light bulb
  74. Pool-playing robot + ARpool
  75. Laptop running on a sealed lead acid battery
  76. How to make your project an Internet sensation
  77. Web controlled Dark Crystal
  78. Jolicloud OS seeks to move past browsers
  79. Double the RAM on D-Link router
  80. Show us your most useless machine
  81. EDuino – Arduino or AVR breakout?
  82. High altitude balloons
  83. RepRap milling machine
  84. Timelapse dolly
  85. Are you human? Then type out this book
  86. Super Game Boy boot ROM dumped
  87. How to write udev rules
  88. Touch sensitive keypad
  89. Tech leaders enlisted to help the newspaper industry
  90. USB Isolation
  91. Vintage Video: Computing Across America
  92. Nintendo DS mini USB plug
  93. Mail-E email checker
  94. Software pulse width modulation
  95. Arduino command interpreter shell
  96. Build your own joystick
  97. iPhone cop-cam
  98. Xmarks helps polish Chrome
  99. GPS USB port repair
  100. How to replace a Netgear router antenna
  101. 8-bit binary calculator
  102. The Blind Juggler
  103. Router/Twitter/Arduino clock
  104. DIY Lincoln welder conversion
  105. Zune HD teardown
  106. Rotating Lego dock take two
  107. Grow box controls heater, fans, and water
  108. Using MatchBox cars as a switch
  109. 1:35,200 Scale Train is World’s Smallest
  110. Color changing paint display
  111. Bar2d2 on the Discovery channel
  112. Modified RX7 dimmer control
  113. SecurityTube – a YouTube for hacks
  114. PhoneTag helps you read your voicemail
  115. Nixie Plasma ball
  116. BBox MIDI drum sequencer
  117. Dual voltage power supply
  118. Android app “tests” Windows vulnerability
  119. Head bangers beware: motion sensing headphones
  120. Classy hard drive speaker set
  121. Disabling your cell phone’s mic for security
  122. Blue light special: Earn $10 by installing spyware
  123. Laser spiro made from junk
  124. Pictures from space for $150
  125. Beer brewer’s temperature controller
  126. How to build a life-sized electronic game
  127. Tube amplifier in a PSU
  128. Dot matrix clock on the way
  129. Controlling an R/C car with a pic16F84
  130. Homing pigeon email
  131. CableCard card tuners on the way
  132. AVR controlled Rubik’s cube solver
  133. Linux (via iLoader) out for Nano 2G
  134. Exoskeleton rental now available
  135. Rock Band drum set remake
  136. SparkFun kegerator goes to eleven
  137. Tapping Tree Power
  138. Low-cost ARM7 prototyping
  139. The Old Robots Website
  140. Uzebox video player
  141. S.P.A.R.K. beginer robotics resources
  142. Cain and Abel: Windows password recovery utility
  143. 40 years of NERF
  144. In-depth MAME cocktail cabinet build
  145. How to download books from Google
  146. 12kW solar collector
  147. Drilling precise grids
  148. Apple gives c64 emulator the boot
  149. Rotating iPhone dock from Legos
  150. Trim the fat from Gmail
  151. Create a temporary phone number with inumbr
  152. Life size animatronic wolf tail
  153. Windows 7 and Vista crash via SMB exploit
  154. Hand of Man Mechanical Claw
  155. DIY Solar Panels
  156. Build your own browser extensions for Google Chrome
  157. Monome mainstream: performance on Letterman
  158. Time lapse light sculptures
  159. Digital Camera LCD replacement
  160. Poor exhausted littledog
  161. Arduino as iPod remote control
  162. Game Boy HDD update: the guts
  163. Arduino crib rocker
  164. snega2usb update: usb snes and sega cartridge reader
  165. Proto-board Z80 computer
  166. Arduino powered delta robot
  167. Hard drive RGB clock
  168. C64 emulator for iPhone approved — minus BASIC
  169. Aluminum iPhone dock
  170. Hack a Day turns 5
  171. Firefox CSS hack: change navigation icons
  172. Open source digital camera
  173. Cellphone-controlled home
  174. Diamond thermal paste: update
  175. DIY coffee table scale
  176. Toyaanisqatsi: time lapse control using LEGO parts
  177. Take command of your BASH prompt
  178. Harry Potter Marauders map realized
  179. Programmable spring actuator legs
  180. Arduino email alert
  181. Multi-screen video with Ipod
  182. Mozilla Fennec Alpha 3 for Windows Mobile released
  183. Farewell, Hack a Day
  184. Hard Core Nintendo DSI hacking
  185. How a storage company builds their own
  186. Hackit: Why we don’t need phone numbers
  187. Variable Range Sprinkler
  188. Mini MAME cabinet
  189. Tap-controlled metronome
  190. 80 gig drive inside a Game Boy
  191. NES on ZipIt
  192. Arduino muon detector
  193. 700 lumen LED bike lamp
  194. Simple pop-up notifications
  195. Top 10 iPhone apps for electronics hackers
  196. Look at Your Gerber Files with Gerbv
  197. Ubuntu 9.04 on Kindle 2
  198. Guitar Hero strum bar as guitar kill switch
  199. Single Tube Nixie Clock
  200. Neo-Geo case mod
  201. Build an analog TV station
  202. Direct-to-PCB inkjet printing
  203. Repurpose an unused portable CD player
  204. Gmail without the cloud: tips for next time
  205. Simple automatic LED lamps
  206. Fire Horn
  207. Twitter remote control
  208. Real Time searching
  209. Happy birthday internet: 5 history videos
  210. BrewTroller brewing control system
  211. Peggy-zilla
  212. Blackberry download limit remover
  213. Lubuntu 9.10 alpha image available
  214. Homebrew carputer
  215. Zelo, the Improbable Wooden Trike
  216. Firefox master password recovery tool
  217. Circuit board instrument
  218. Snow Leopard ditches real math for fake
  219. Arduino pH meter
  220. Arduino + hang man = Hangmanduino
  221. Tiny GSM alarm system

August 2009

  1. Starfish PBX goes public
  2. Update: Foundation PC Cooling
  3. Hacking DMM tweezers
  4. Custom cable management
  5. I-Swarm robot update
  6. Internet enabled Furby
  7. Gameboy foot controller
  8. Cheap wireless for microcontrollers
  9. Lego iPod hacking robot
  10. Your music in Rock Band 2
  11. Bokode, a new barcode
  12. C64 Visual Debugger
  13. Ubuntu developer week
  14. Center brake light LED retrofit
  15. Ms. Pac-Man iPod charging cover
  16. Beef up your UPS
  17. XMPP and home automation
  18. Wireless electricity
  19. Tiny light-seeking robots
  20. Apple TV with Boxee and more update
  21. XR-NOISE Box
  22. Tradewars 2002 lives
  23. Arduino + Augmented reality
  24. USB gameboy cart
  25. Push potentiometer from spares
  26. Energy efficient fridge hack
  27. Vonage on iPhone
  28. Simple, low-tech attack on Credit Unions
  29. Phasma insectoid
  30. DIY 3D gets a nod at SIGGRAPH
  31. Interfacing a digital rotary switch
  32. Ubuntu repository crash-course
  33. Fedora rawhide nightly builds
  34. Bliplace LED toy
  35. RepRap wedge
  36. Foundation cooling
  37. Experimental search engine display
  38. PS3 Slim Teardown
  39. Propeller Platform
  40. DIY bench vice
  41. Hard rock radio
  42. WiFi Mapping with a smartphone
  43. Twitter as a botnet command center
  44. Open-Frame digital clock
  45. SpiderBot emulates spider-man
  46. HTPC inside a cellular phone
  47. Single can mini fridge
  48. Arduino based synthesizer
  49. BlackBerry Storm 2 teardown
  50. Google Maps adds arterial traffic monitoring
  51. Fritzing, go from prototype to product
  52. Passwords on floppy disk
  53. Learn from the Ice Tube Clock
  54. KernelCheck kernel compiler
  55. Regulated breadboard PSU
  56. Hacking the Western Digital TV media player
  57. Lightweight Webkit based browsers
  58. Ruggedize your not-so-rugged portables
  59. Palm Pre GPS Tweets
  60. Wire glue
  61. Nokia Booklet and N900
  62. Android Developer Challenge 2 open for submissions
  63. 210 LED lamp
  64. Adding a DisplayLink monitor to a Linux router
  65. Bench power supply adapter
  66. Autogiro POV nostalgia
  67. LEGO Mindstorms Sudoku Solver
  68. Humanoid Robot + Homebrew Waldo = Big Smiles
  69. Klipsch speaker mods
  70. Second hard drive in a Macbook pro
  71. Aspire One external antenna
  72. Collect and analyze ECG data
  73. A Linux server that tweets power changes
  74. Maple beats up Arduino, takes its shields
  75. The Serpent Mother
  76. Bottled Nixie clock
  77. Homebrew Wii via the bannerbomb exploit
  78. OpenPogo, an alternative to Pogoplug software
  79. Passive infrared (PIR) sensor tutorial
  80. Tunneling IP traffic over ICMP
  81. Arduino USB host shield
  82. CBS to advertise using Video-in-Print technology
  83. Handbot, the shelf climbing bot
  84. Layar augmented reality launches
  85. PS3 Slim axes Linux support
  86. Hacking at Random
  87. Interactive LED block wall
  88. Reverse engineering USB drivers
  89. Modular computing
  90. Condom testing robot
  91. E-bike across Canada for $10
  92. Etch aluminum control panels
  93. Xbox crammed into inch-thick package
  94. Rename files en masse in Windows
  95. Quick and dirty magnetic card reader
  96. Moon phase light modification
  97. Kegbot
  98. Cheap SD card cradle
  99. Teardown of the Barista
  100. The wake up machine
  101. WiFi spectrum analyzer
  102. Streamfile encrypted file drop
  103. Adafruit releases new TV-B-Gone kit
  104. 1-Click Android rooting
  105. Automated blinds
  106. Snes on an Xbox360
  107. Ipod shuffle remote
  108. The Happillow project
  109. Colored pyrotechnics
  110. EEVblog: the Electronics Engineering video blog
  111. Robert Crumb ghetto hacks
  112. Etching agitator
  113. Building an Apple 1
  114. Quote of the Day
  115. Solid state tesla coil
  116. Home built Delta Robot
  117. Logging weight changes
  118. James R. Knight memorial organ
  119. Sleepy Arduino saves batteries
  120. Tome GS and Tome MP
  121. Tatjana van Vark
  122. PCB toner transfer with dowel
  123. The Big Picture: More Robots
  124. Home injection molding
  125. AVGA: The AVR based video game platform
  126. Ecce Robot
  127. Hackit: Ideal conference badge?
  128. Hack a Day is hiring
  129. Dry Ice Cannon
  130. HackTheBadge 1.0
  131. Ninja Networks Party Badge
  132. DOSbox on Zipit
  133. Neo Geo mini arcade
  134. Pressure sensitive keyboard
  135. Tiny bluetooth teardown
  136. Giant bulb VU meter
  137. OmniDirectional Research Platform
  138. Thank you Ian Lesnet
  139. Droplet
  140. CPU tachometer
  141. Robot subs compete
  142. Tangible holograms
  143. Serial hacking with an ATtiny2313
  144. Review: The Manga Guide to Electricity
  145. WiiMote + iPhone
  146. Experimental Robotic Platform
  147. Defcon 17: Badge hacking
  148. Sticky light
  149. Malicious ATM found at Defcon 17
  150. Little Walker
  151. BPSK on 433 MHz European ISM band
  152. Paintball Turret plans released
  153. Defcon status at a hosting company
  154. Diamond thermal paste
  155. Smartphone anti-virus software

July 2009

  1. Defcon 17: Badge details released
  2. 1wire attic cooling
  3. Text on an oscilloscope
  4. Black Hat 2009: Parking meter hacking
  5. Lazy man’s USB RFID reader
  6. Amazing robot dexterity
  7. Black Hat 2009: Breaking SSL with null characters
  8. Black Hat 2009: Powerline and optical keysniffing
  9. 1-Wire HVAC monitoring system
  10. Music Visualizer (oscilloscope)
  11. Perpetual Ball Roller
  12. IntoGrafix: portable TurboGrafix
  13. Rotary DECT phone
  14. Making a tilt-shift lens
  15. Hack a Day shirts at Defcon
  16. Sewer clog alert system
  17. Scanner sensor multi touch
  18. Stereo Guitar
  19. Nokia schematics via Shenzhen
  20. Doorway subwoofer
  21. Thin client as robot platform
  22. Dencon
  23. Propeller-based Terminal
  24. Vacuum gloves for climbing buildings
  25. Custom flex sensors
  26. Pet-squirting waterwall
  27. Greenhouse guard
  28. NES workbench
  29. Adding RDS decoding to a vintage radio
  30. Bus Pirate preorder 2 update
  31. Camera peltier cooler
  32. Open source logic analyzer
  33. Snake Bot
  34. Touchpad + Arduino
  35. Printing a RepRap
  36. Archie the helper bot
  37. Ceiling fan POV
  38. AR flash library released
  39. Pwnie Award Nominees 2009
  40. Gentle safe cracker
  41. 4D Systems micro drive
  42. Defcon 17: early badge details
  43. Portable Large Interactive Display
  44. Parts: Unboxing the Bus Pirate
  45. Volver
  46. Touchpad and VFD hacking
  47. Home automation via twitter
  48. Cyclonic dust seperation
  49. Capacitance sensor guide (AD7746)
  50. Visual hardware identification guide
  51. Toilet paper dispenser
  52. Build a wireless keylogger
  53. Little dog
  54. CNC Tetris theme
  55. Arduino shield with offset headers
  56. Adjustable breadboard supply
  57. $15 HDR camera
  58. Bus Pirate preorder 1 ships
  59. Musical typewriter
  60. Lunar lander remade
  61. Augmented reality business card
  62. Gimbal camera stabilizer
  63. AVR ISP programming via Arduino
  64. Integrated steering wheel radio controls
  65. The HeliControl project
  66. la Guitare à crayon
  67. Binary reversing comic
  68. Live Android
  69. Building a Snorricam
  70. Homemade regenerative tube radio
  71. Etch PCBs with ferric chloride and a sponge
  72. Arduino Nano updated
  73. 4 LED RGB controller
  74. Parts: 4×20 VFD character display (NA204SD02)
  75. The Prism: Laser Synth-Guitar
  76. Photo interrupters explained
  77. Chainsaw powered bicycle
  78. Cheap cup holder laptop tray
  79. Strobit wireless widget project
  80. Balloon based satellite
  81. Smart can crusher
  82. Robots learning facial expressions
  83. Hacking an iButton
  84. MIDI controlled fire drums
  85. Inside the Asus EEE Keyboard
  86. Chalkbot Vs GraffitiWriter
  87. Compaq motherboard power mod
  88. Continuous Ink project
  89. 15 ton robotic arm + WiiMote
  90. Apple Adjustable Keyboard USB hack
  91. Intel 8008 Clock
  92. AVR boost converter
  93. Various Cantenna builds
  94. Tiny medical bot
  95. Willow Garage’s PR2 robot
  96. DIY AVR USB RGB LED notifier
  97. C64 USB keyboard
  98. Parts: Ferrite beads
  99. Tennis practice for hackers
  100. Automated dorm room door
  101. Battery desulfator
  102. Capacitive discharge spot welder update
  103. Home power monitoring
  104. World smallest TV-B-Gone
  105. Capacitive discharge cutting
  106. Lego modded antenna tuner
  107. Last day to preorder your Bus Pirate
  108. Tiniest bot, sort of. CNC controlled
  109. WTF-O-meter
  110. SparkFun open-sources latest kits
  111. Self-portrait machine
  112. Crack WEP using BackTrack
  113. Scratchbot: Whiskers to the rescue
  114. How-to: Bus Pirate probe cable
  115. Clever stair climbing robot
  116. T.G.I.M.B.O.E.J. turns one
  117. Poor man’s thermographic camera
  118. Firework ignitors and controllers roundup
  119. First hovering ornithopter NAV
  120. Twittering keylogger
  121. Mixed voltage interfacing with the Bus Pirate
  122. The Snow clock

June 2009

  1. Custom car door keypad
  2. Massive LED screen project
  3. Parts: SPI EEPROM (25AA/25LC)
  4. Simplest macro hack ever
  5. Bus Pirate preorder update
  6. Wireshark 1.2.0 available
  7. OTTO, beat slicing interface
  8. Motors and Microcontrollers 101
  9. Parts: ShiftBrite RGB LED module (A6281)
  10. Barbie’s web rover
  11. d-touch tangible drum interface
  12. Ikea LED matrix
  13. Wii Balance board
  14. Palm Pre Mojo SDK leaked
  15. Motöri the Plotter
  16. AVR RFID tag
  17. iDisplay, webcam multitouch
  18. Automated Paintball Sentry
  19. Carnivorous robots
  20. Parts: I2C real-time clock calendar (PCF8563)
  21. Line following racers
  22. Pneumatic bed alarm clock
  23. Home made solder pot
  24. Bus Pirate preorders open
  25. How-to: The Bus Pirate V2 with USB
  26. 64 Synchronizing Fireflies
  27. Blu-Ray laser keychain
  28. Keychain GPS finder
  29. Bus Pirate firmware update v0g
  30. Wide angle lense mod for the ATC2K
  31. Econo Monome
  32. Hackit: Boxee now on Windows
  33. EVIC engine
  34. Wireless Arduino cat food dispenser
  35. Magic Lantern for Canon 5D
  36. Lexlrie
  37. The holy toaster kit
  38. iPhone 3G Ultrasn0w unlock released
  39. Wii MotionPlus + Arduino
  40. How-to: Build your own spot welder
  41. Remote shutter release doorbell
  42. iPodGyro
  43. Things to hack: sub 100$ toy night vision, projector, and tv game
  44. Induction furnace
  45. Arduino nixie shield
  46. Adafruit introduces the Sensor Pack 900
  47. TwypeWriter
  48. Atari 2600 Slim
  49. VR Game Gun
  50. Homemade toroid winder
  51. Repair a Malfunctioning LCD
  52. USB reader for SNES game carts
  53. Arduino camera laser trigger
  54. iPhone 3G S teardown
  55. iPhone PwnageTool released
  56. Arduino powered CD changing robot
  57. Microcontroller cheat sheet
  58. Bolt-action coil gun
  59. Meat thermometer using predictive filtering
  60. Addressable RGB LED strip
  61. iPhone 3.0 tethering is easy
  62. Slowloris HTTP denial of service
  63. Ekahau HeatMapper maps out WiFi signals
  64. Controllable bristlebot
  65. Arduino Experimentation Kit
  66. Dell Vostro A90 hackintosh
  67. C64 Twitter client
  68. Theremin controlled Mario
  69. RGBike POV
  70. Bluetooth motorcycle control panel with arduino
  71. The camera axe
  72. Communication Anachronism
  73. Persistence of vision propeller clock
  74. MIDI sequencer/controller
  75. LED bottle wall
  76. 130 Megapixel scanner cam update
  77. Atari wallets
  78. PhonePoint Pen
  79. RGBike POV
  80. Real guitar + guitar hero
  81. Kali the Makerbot
  82. Extra pleo battery pack
  83. 130 Megapixel scanner camera
  84. CrossCanada: a biking documentary
  85. Pleo gets another chance
  86. Simple computer controlled lights
  87. Playing with the PC-PIC II
  88. 2 axis joystick from VCR parts
  89. LCD multitouch
  90. Palm Pre teardown
  91. Graduation cap diorama
  92. DS optical mouse camera
  93. PSP laptop
  94. Palm Pre iPod spoofing confirmed
  95. Bucky’s animal spirit
  96. Phototransistor multitouch with a twist
  97. Keykeriki: wireless keyboard sniffer
  98. Gesture controlled tetris
  99. ATTiny 2313 breakout boards from EMSL
  100. Electronic stethoscope
  101. Pikachu circuit bent goggles
  102. Stereo microphones in an MSI Wind

May 2009

  1. Ghetto electronics repair
  2. Nice LCD thermometer
  3. WiNet, wireless Arduino touchscreen
  4. Business cards at Maker Faire
  5. Electric VW mobile photobooth
  6. New PSP leaked
  7. Maker Faire 2009
  8. McBlare: a robot bagpipe player
  9. Rapid prototyping with sugar and lasers
  10. Table for electronic dreams
  11. 1 meter POV
  12. Eye tracking via electrical impulse
  13. 1964 300baud modem surfs the web
  14. CandyFab relaunched
  15. CATaLOG: RFID cat tracking
  16. Global hackdays: tangible interfaces
  17. Ubuntu gets Android apps
  18. Dice-O-Matic
  19. Repurpose: a short documentary
  20. Simple motion detector and alarm
  21. Katamari controller
  22. USB GPS
  23. Soldering headphone wire
  24. Ghost matrix, glow printing
  25. Marc Weber Tobias vs Medeco
  26. Golf cart modding for R/C
  27. Weather canvas
  28. iFob: Keyless entry
  29. Laser cut drum kit
  30. Wireless portable USB tether
  31. Folding hexapod bodies
  32. Pressure sensor tutorial
  33. Digital Dice
  34. Color detection using an RGB LED
  35. D-Link router captcha broken
  36. HVACMonitor: web enabled monitoring
  37. Laser overkill, iPhone style
  38. Goggle camera mod
  39. Snoozy the Sloth
  40. Punchy Punchout, improved
  41. Nerf sentry gun with image recognition
  42. 8×8 RGB small form factor toy
  43. Magic wands for Disney
  44. Install Windows 7 on your netbook
  45. Custom motorcycle display
  46. Slothra, Arduino powered plushy sloth
  47. Unique Li-Ion battery tester
  48. Disabling GM’s manual skip shift
  49. Airline antics with Lara the robot
  50. Massive Etch A Sketch from TV screen
  51. Antique phone doorbell
  52. Twittjr
  53. D-Link adds captcha to routers
  54. OBD-II Automotive data logging
  55. Irregular Incurve robotic instrument
  56. LED Enterprise
  57. Keyboard pants
  58. Mud Tub: a tactile computer interface
  59. Fancy LED invitations
  60. GPS logger with wireless trigger
  61. Home made R/C system
  62. Nove Bit: a 9 bit memory recorder
  63. Roomba with dustpan style grasper
  64. Fart intensity detector
  65. TouchKit Spark released
  66. WhereAVR APRS tracker
  67. WSPRing across the Atlantic
  68. Make your own LEDs
  69. An amazingly professional LED bike light
  70. PSP 3000 firmware 5.03 hacked
  71. Portable coil pistol
  72. Peggy 2 super pixels
  73. Drawing robot, lego style
  74. Mouse for your PSP
  75. Modular POV final project
  76. Easy G1 rooting
  77. Twittering toilet
  78. Weather monitoring
  79. APRS tracking
  80. Robotic sheep shearing
  81. LED buttons
  82. WTPA bendable sampler
  83. Steampunk vibrator
  84. Guitar Hero macro board
  85. WaitLess bus tracking system
  86. WikiBrowser
  87. iPhone controlled TV lift
  88. LayerOne coming soon
  89. Tangible, changeable, multitouch controls
  90. Cell phone glove

April 2009

  1. Battle cars
  2. Face tracking in Opera
  3. The Cloud Mirror
  4. Time’s poll hacked
  5. Hackit: SheevaPlug
  6. Robotic guitar like instrument
  7. Human powered electric instruments
  8. Rovio fire extinguisher
  9. Electrostatic computer interface
  10. iPod spinning vinyl
  11. Plant fasting: robotic gardening
  12. Happy birthday Gameboy
  13. Ipod GPS
  14. Ping pong ball LED wall display
  15. Exercising to space invaders
  16. Augmented Network Interfaces
  17. Analog audio recorded on a floppy
  18. Flying penguins are awesome
  19. Quick cheap ring flash
  20. Zif socket for Arduino
  21. Wii nunchuck controlled Pleo
  22. Radio Controlled Nerf Tank
  23. A new contender in home fabbing
  24. Autonomous tank terrorizing campus
  25. TUIO multitouch on iPhone via browser hack
  26. Going green, by not buying new stuff
  27. Uses for magnets
  28. Condenser microphone building
  29. Phillips AmbX dissected
  30. Making cool looking PCBs
  31. Ugobe files for bankruptcy
  32. Wii controlled segway style NXT bot
  33. Twitter brain interface
  34. Bioloid hacking with Johnny Lee
  35. Linksys IP cam hacking
  36. Fast little hexapods
  37. Felix’s Machines
  38. High speed book scanner from trash
  39. Printing circuits on the RepRap
  40. Bohemian Rhapsody on old hardware
  41. 3D Printing at home
  42. Microsoft sorta explains E74 errors
  43. Laser cutter plays Super Mario Bros. theme
  44. Pirate bay verdict: Guilty
  45. Radish – eco friendly google calendar
  46. Wiitar, a build log
  47. Bent festival begins tonight
  48. SPDIF switch
  49. Laser projector zippo
  50. Eeepc picture frame
  51. Mini arcade cabinets
  52. Space Invader button
  53. Microbot for the Robocup 2008
  54. Hard drive speaker iPod dock
  55. Controlling spykee via web cam using your fingers
  56. Beat Boxxx and Speak to Me/Breathe
  57. POV pong
  58. Twittering toots, a chair’s perspective
  59. Naval academy’s AUV team project
  60. Dell mini 9 3G install
  61. Spatialized umbrella
  62. Tweenbots rely on human help
  63. HAL suit going into production
  64. Googles servers revealed
  65. RGB 7 segment display
  66. Dell Adamo teardown
  67. FIELD a fluorescent array, wirelessly powered
  68. Stepper motor controller from old scanner
  69. The CrunchPad tablet shows its face
  70. Removable router antenna
  71. Jak, the blackjack robot
  72. Portal-ish automated turret
  73. Rocket acceleration logger
  74. The Bulbdial clock comes to life
  75. Nintendo DSi teardown
  76. A pod
  77. Modifying a sonic cleaner for the lab
  78. Your face on a bot
  79. Commodore 64 laptop
  80. Spider Fire flashlight upgrade
  81. Toddler computer remote
  82. Dekatron kitchen timer
  83. Bots 4 tots charity launched
  84. Simple, elegant, lemon battery
  85. Speech controlled garbage can
  86. S-video from an Atari 2600
  87. Wiimote controlled Hexapods
  88. New driver from RepRap, singing
  89. Arduino VGA glitching
  90. Power Glove 20th anniversary edition
  91. Lego head tracking
  92. CNC music factory Still Alive
  93. RF modem + 250mW amplifier
  94. Capslocker 2
  95. Mac LCD logo tutorial
  96. KanEye tracking system preview
  97. How-to: Fix your stupid internet
  98. Hacking at Random 2009 ticket sale extended

March 2009

  1. AXiS-49 teardown
  2. The Dream tablet
  3. Through-hole Bus Pirate kit from Fundamental Logic
  4. Containing Conficker
  5. PSP as a status monitor
  6. Parts: Programmable gain amplifier (MCP6S26)
  7. Arduino + Wii Nunchuck + Servos
  8. ToorCamp call for papers/participation
  9. Automated drum
  10. Vexduino
  11. The Narcisystem
  12. Macro photography with CHDK
  13. Distance detecting pc
  14. Banjo hero
  15. Arduino MEGA is official
  16. Tweet-a-Watt kits
  17. Opensource robotic arm
  18. Photographing LEDs
  19. Google summer of code 2009
  20. Bounty on Bus Pirate features, get a free v2 PCB
  21. Serial to USB cable for the G1
  22. Nickel-O-Matic
  23. External keyboard with an iPhone
  24. Autonomous ATV
  25. Hacked instruments compete
  26. Bios level malware
  27. Brew fridge thermostat
  28. SNES toaster
  29. Roomba baby cradle
  30. Daft Punk costumes
  31. 64pixels are enough
  32. Sniffing keystrokes via laser, power lines
  33. Airsoft hacking
  34. Making a rail gun
  35. Hackit: Xbox 360 hardware failures on the rise?
  36. Status icon for your office
  37. Solar cells from donuts and tea
  38. USB sniffing in linux
  39. Wii nunchuck and classic USB mod
  40. Hacking the MagSafe
  41. GPS cradle upgrade to bluetooth
  42. iPhone 3.0 adds custom protocol support for addons
  43. Amiga joystick camera cable release
  44. MEGAshield for Arduino MEGA
  45. Arduino MEGA
  46. CupCake CNC kit
  47. Ultra mouse modification
  48. Parts: DS1801 SPI audio volume potentiometer
  49. Zigbee AES key sniffing
  50. Standalone Eye-Fi upload
  51. Paintball gun turret assembly videos
  52. Glowing patch cables
  53. RFID controlled phone dialing
  54. AVR HV rescue shield
  55. 3rd generation iPod shuffle teardown
  56. Apple logo secondary monitor
  57. Laser etched Kindle 2
  58. Thermosmart: Arduino thermostat
  59. Replacing the ipod shuffle’s headphones
  60. BatchPCB now even more à la carte
  61. Rocketting fun
  62. Android app scans barcodes, downloads torrents
  63. Arduino mouse trap
  64. iPod Touch 2G jailbreak released
  65. USB finger
  66. Wearable projector adds info to everyday activities
  67. Adding eSATA to an Acer Aspire 1
  68. Building the Shmooball cannon
  69. Replacing a point and shoot lens
  70. 24 Solid State Drives in Raid
  71. Parts: 4×4 RGB button pad controller SPI
  72. Motion detecting cat toy
  73. Model rocket GPS and data logger
  74. STK500 as an Arduino
  75. Remote image processing in JavaScript
  76. Tools: Saleae Logic, logic analyzer
  77. New battery for an HP50G
  78. Automatic blind opener
  79. Automated DVD dispenser
  80. N8VEM computer with a 3Km wireless link
  81. Tethering the Kindle 2
  82. Smart card emulator
  83. Distributed computing in JavaScript
  84. Putting a digital picture frame to work
  85. Remote thermometer using Arduino
  86. Hackit: Consumer RFID
  87. Breath controlled Guitar Hero kick pedal
  88. Restoring yellowed computer plastics
  89. Parts: 32KB SPI SRAM memory (23K256)
  90. Hexapod helicopter
  91. Nerf sniper
  92. Skate or Die with a real skateboard

February 2009

  1. Full debian on a router board
  2. Automatic grow light
  3. Tweet-a-Watt wins Greener Gadgets design competition
  4. Laser lighter
  5. Tools: Proxxon drill press TBM115/TBM220
  6. BMOW: a home made cpu
  7. Paintball gun turret
  8. iCast: imac + LCD + DreamCast
  9. AVR mega8 RSS reader
  10. Kindle 2 teardown
  11. SheevaPlug, tiny linux server
  12. PropIRC: propeller based IRC client
  13. Parts: Analog distance sensors (Sharp GP2D12/2Y0A02)
  14. Windows 95 running on an N95
  15. Bar2d2 gets automated
  16. sslstrip, hijacking SSL in network
  17. 4 or more servos on an Arduino
  18. False theremin
  19. X11 on Android
  20. QRSS: Radio amateurs’ slow-speed narrowband
  21. NES controller on a DS
  22. Dell Mini 9 OSX install
  23. High quality macro lens
  24. Tools: Aoyue 968 3-in-1 soldering and rework station
  25. Non-von1 supercomputer
  26. Experiments in polaroid
  27. Flatpack walker
  28. Stantum’s high precision multitouch
  29. Segway and input filtering
  30. Bristle bot controversy
  31. Vacuum former toy
  32. Temperature sensing Munny
  33. Dirk’s accident
  34. LCD repair
  35. SparkFun stencil and solder paste class notes
  36. Hackit: Hackable Bluetooth bracelet?
  37. Mac mini in an old Apple II disk drive
  38. Cell phone triggered fireworks
  39. ShmooCon 2009: Chris Paget’s RFID cloning talk
  40. Pirate Bay trial starts
  41. Solar batteries
  42. Molten metal LED display
  43. Parts: I2C audio volume potentiometer (DS1807)
  44. VHS toaster
  45. Rear projection TV multitouch
  46. Flexible circuit valentine
  47. Voice controlled home automation
  48. Tools: Smart Tweezers
  49. Missile launcher, iPhone interface
  50. Vaio P HSDPA mod
  51. MCU controllable camera mount
  52. PDF redaction still not working
  53. Curiosity killed the twit, Twitter clickjacking
  54. Impress: tactile interface
  55. Solar charging your DS
  56. Electric matchstick
  57. Cell phone shoe
  58. BackTrack 4 Beta released
  59. WiFi and Bluetooth tethering on Android
  60. Brain controlled fluid simulation
  61. Accelerometer controlled pong
  62. The ponginator
  63. VAIO P XP install
  64. Defcon 17 Call for Papers
  65. Robotic baby crib
  66. Parts: LTC2631A I2C digital to analog converter
  67. Radio controlled beetle
  68. Build a Wiremap
  69. Gray Hoverman UHF antenna
  70. Plexi cliffhanger for trackmate
  71. Desulfator in an altoids tin
  72. IR controlled light dimmer
  73. OpenVulture, software for unmanned vehicles
  74. Fiber optic flash ring
  75. Augmented FPS gaming
  76. The 2009 ShmooBall gun
  77. TinkerKit, physical computing toolkit
  78. Parking violation leads to malware download
  79. SparkFun releases RGB button controller
  80. Radio controlled sphere
  81. Haptic compass
  82. Mobius circuit
  83. Wireless TAC-2 joystick
  84. Laser pup
  85. WiFi streaming radio update
  86. Hackit: Are you running OSX on your netbook?
  87. ToorCamp 2009 to be held at missile silo
  88. Rock band kick pedal
  89. Punchy punchout controller
  90. Mobile RFID scanning
  91. Bobbie teaches you about SSH tunnels
  92. Monocular Head Mounted Display
  93. Pong playing robot
  94. Generating G-code with Common Lisp
  95. Eye-Fi teardown
  96. Wireless genesis controller for PC
  97. FiSSION 3D Game Engine for Wii homebrew
  98. PS3 Ubuntu install for emulation

January 2009

  1. Surface mount soldering in depth
  2. AVR light controller
  3. Pseudo 3D chat
  4. Boxee and Apple TV
  5. UHF power harvesting
  6. Water powered jet pack
  7. The Segwii
  8. LED push buttons
  9. Pandora case prototype
  10. wireless bootloading
  11. 5 cent tilt sensor
  12. Quake on the BUG
  13. Thermosonic wedge bonding
  14. Portable Wii
  15. Sweat bot
  16. Ferric chloride etching chemistry
  17. Besmoke – fluid dynamics
  18. Autofocus assist light
  19. Parts: AT keyboard
  20. Forknife, Android G1 controlled robot
  21. TEMPEST: A Signal Problem
  22. Sound effects box
  23. Wattcher, twittering Kill A Watt plans posted
  24. Hands free point of view camera
  25. Manual protocol analysis
  26. Road sign hacking
  27. Leyden jar of DOOM.
  28. MegaUpload captcha cracking in JavaScript
  29. WiFi theremin
  30. Choreographed Christmas lights
  31. Adding right click to a Macbook Pro
  32. How-to: Bus Pirate v1, improved universal serial interface
  33. Neuros set top box with Wiimote
  34. Automated shooting range
  35. Hackit: DTV converter boxes?
  36. Meggy serial cable
  37. External antenna on Panasonic CF-R1
  38. Chumby digital picture frame teardown
  39. Passive MIDI foot switch
  40. Mario etching
  41. Programmable scientific calculator watch
  42. Servo switch assemblies
  43. High frequency start box
  44. Quick cheap remote outlets
  45. Multitouch tabletop gaming
  46. Use the CPU cache to prevent cold boot? No.
  47. ATtiny breadboard headers
  48. Scrabble keyboard
  49. Using Bittorrent on Amazon EC2
  50. Malware posing as Change.gov
  51. CUIduino, Arduino with true USB support
  52. iPod Touch 2G jailbreak demoed
  53. RepRap pinch wheel extruder
  54. Cat5 camera flash extension
  55. Generating MIDI with Ruby
  56. Dismantling the Storm Worm botnet
  57. PID SMD reflow hot plate
  58. Electric spinning wheel
  59. M-CLE: Hacked smart cycle
  60. Debian on the G1 once again
  61. How-to: Prepare your Eagle designs for manufacture
  62. Power suit for Japanese farmers
  63. Libelium Arduino Contest
  64. Smart attic fan
  65. Tape measure generator
  66. Oomlout’s guide to kitting
  67. Defcon calls for new CTF organizer
  68. High voltage cable inspection
  69. Interview with an adware author
  70. Apple forces Wired to take down netbook OSx86 video
  71. Hack a walkie talkie for music
  72. Wiimote controlled coil gun
  73. Multitouch patched into Android
  74. Automated protocol analysis
  75. Rickshaw pulling robot
  76. A history of SparkFun prototypes
  77. Hand made triode
  78. The Ondestrak
  79. Giant vacuum tube
  80. Illuminato
  81. Windows drivers for PS3 controllers
  82. Putting FD lenses on a D60
  83. N8VEM single board Z80 computer
  84. Resistive ladder volume control
  85. Wireless BlinkM control
  86. DC gearmotor teardown
  87. Intel 4004 internals
  88. 30’s style regenerative receiver
  89. NoiseAXE minisynth
  90. Atari Xbox 360 controller
  91. Robot that shovels snow automatically
  92. How-to: Digital picture frame, 100% DIY
  93. Bug Labs introduces new BUGmodules
  94. ArtFall: Pachinko for techies
  95. Hacking a digital picture keychain
  96. Bouncing ball analog computer
  97. UIRemote: Universal Remote Application for iPhone
  98. Autonomous game controllers
  99. Brute force attack on Twitter
  100. Tour ThinkGeek’s offices
  101. Plasma Thruster
  102. Automated plant growing
  103. Make a plasma cutter
  104. Twitter IRC server, tircd
  105. Parts: Digital proximity sensor (Sharp GP2Y0D02)
  106. Homebrew on the PSP3000
  107. 7 color hand held laser projector
  108. Parallel parking system
  109. Hacking at Random 2009 call for papers
  110. Light to sound converter
  111. Tiny projector teardown
  112. Game Boy Pocket backlight
  113. Washing machine generator
  114. The Malware Challenge
  115. Microwave timer switch
  116. Make: television premiering today
  117. Automated wire cutter and stripper
  118. Twittering washing machine
  119. RFID dorm room door
  120. Parts: I2C digital thermometer (TC74)
  121. iPhone 3G unlock released
  122. Pouring a beer via iPhone
  123. Hacking the MyVu

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