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December 2017

  1. Making A Classic Chip From Discretes
  2. One String, One Print, One Harp
  3. Old Logic Analyzer becomes New PC Case
  4. Find Your Way with Tiny Laser Beams
  5. Wireless Charger Truck Mod Keeps Juice Flowing On The Move
  6. 34C3: North Korea’s Consumer Technology
  7. A Clear Christmas Tree Means More Lights!
  8. Laptop with Raspberry Pi Inside Learns to Speak Battery
  9. 34C3: Using Your Car As Video Game Controller
  10. BeefBot: Your Robotic Grill Master
  11. Electromagnet-Powered Pendulum
  12. Espple: A Wireless Apple 1 on an ESP8266
  13. Fresh-Baked Plastic Tiles For All!
  14. 34C3: Hacking the Nintendo Switch
  15. Arduino Trivia Box is a Gift Unto Itself
  16. 34C3: Fitbit Sniffing and Firmware Hacking
  17. Seven-Segment Flip Clock Display Finally Finished
  18. [Ken Shirriff] Becomes a Core Memory Repairman (Again)
  19. Retrotechtacular: 1950s Televisions Were Beasts
  20. Take the Coin Cell Challenge This Weekend!
  21. Dig Into the Apple Device Design Guide
  22. Try This for 3D Printing Without Support
  23. Sonoff Factory Tour is a Lesson on Life in Shenzhen
  24. Amazon Echo Dot Upgraded to Retro Futuristic Look
  25. 34C3: Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk
  26. Learning ARM assembly with visUAL
  27. 34C3: Hacking into a CPU’s Microcode
  28. Ergonomic Keyboard Designed from the Ground Up
  29. Hackaday Superconference Talk: Cory Grosser
  30. Barbara McClintock: Against The Genetic Grain
  31. Fingerling Disemboweled for Your Entertainment
  32. Hunting Rogue Access Points with the ESP8266
  33. Fidget Spinner Becomes a Brushless Motor; Remains Useless
  34. Coasty The Coaster Toaster
  35. Environmentally Aware Jewelry Gets Attention
  36. A Guidebook to the World of Counterfeit Parts
  37. 34C3: The First Day is a Doozy
  38. Dead eBay Thermal Camera is an Organ Donor
  39. 3D Printed Airplane Engine Runs on Air
  40. JST Is Not A Connector
  41. Your 3D Printer Could Print Stone
  42. 2017: As The Hardware World Turns
  43. Balance like a Mountain Goat on this Simple Stewart Platform
  44. Aireon Hitchhikes on Iridium to Track Airplanes
  45. Vacuum Molding with Kitchen Materials
  46. The Bedside Light App That Phones Home
  47. Exploring Options for DIY Waterproofing
  48. LiquidWatch is Dripping with Style
  49. A Visit From Saint Rich
  50. An Automated Ice Cream Topper For The Ultimate In Zero Effort Desserts
  51. Fast 3D Printing with Raspberry Pi — But Not How You Think
  52. Sound Isolated Server Rack
  53. Monoprice Mini Laser Engraver Hack
  54. A Laser Cut Arcade Cabinet for Ants
  55. The WiFi Repeater You Probably Have on Your Bench
  56. Interfacing with a Digital Speedometer
  57. How Much Of A Battery Pack Does Your Electric Car Need?
  58. Rubik’s Cube Table has A Hidden Surprise
  59. The Most Tasteful Of Christmas Sweaters Come With A Trainset
  60. Low-Power Motor Can Run for Years on a Coin Cell
  61. Powder Coating with a Fluidized Bed
  62. Art Eavesdrops on Life and Pagers
  63. Hexbright Repair Keeps Torch Out of Landfill
  64. Hackaday Links: Not A Creature Was Stirring, Except For A Trackball
  65. Wishing the Family a Sinusoidal Christmas
  66. Programmable Christmas Tree is a JavaScript Interpreter
  67. Hackaday at 34C3
  68. LED Christmas Tree Is Perfect Holiday Build
  69. Edward Snowden Introduces Baby Monitor for Spies
  70. A Calculator With 3G Inside
  71. Touch Panels Make This Christmas Tree Interactive
  72. POV Display is FAN-tastic
  73. New Life For An Obscure Apple Plotter
  74. Micro-ATX Arduino is the Ultimate Breakout Board
  75. Floating Death Star Is Just In Time
  76. Tiny Transmitter Tracks Targets
  77. Control a Quadcopter over Websockets
  78. Watch Video on a Oscilloscope with an ESP32
  79. Turn a Car Into a Game Controller
  80. Living 3D Printer Filament
  81. Coffee Table Model Railroad With All the Bells and Whistles (and Lights and Sirens)
  82. VFD Puts the Suck Back into Desoldering Station
  83. Rickroll The Masses With A Coin Cell Throwie
  84. Art, Craft, Make, Hack, Whatever
  85. Joule Thief Steals in Favor of Christmas
  86. Coin Cells: The Mythical Milliamp-Hour
  87. Improving Cheap Laser Engravers For PCB Fabrication
  88. Logic Analyzer Pushes the Limits of Miniaturization
  89. Can This Commodore 64 Be Saved?
  90. Printing Without Supports!
  91. Exporting Eagle Libraries to FOSS Tools
  92. Building a Supersized Game Boy Advance
  93. Bringing A Christmas Lights Show Inside
  94. Retrotechtacular: Field Assembling Airplanes Like Wartime “Ikea”
  95. Microbalance Determines Alcohol Content
  96. Magic Leap Finally Announced; Remains Mysterious
  97. Read Home Power Meters With RTL-SDR
  98. Military Surplus Repurposed for High Energy Physics
  99. Old Scanner Finds New Life In DIY PCB Fab
  100. FCC Fines Drone FPV Maker for Using Radio Spectrum
  101. Emulating A Forgotten UNIX Box
  102. 16-Cylinder Stirling Engine Gets a Tune Up
  103. Reusing Motors From Washing Machines
  104. Ask Hackaday: Preserving Electronic Devices
  105. Grabbing Weather and Traffic Overlays from iHeartRadio
  106. Taking a Guitar Pedal From Concept Into Production
  107. Copyright Exception May Overrule Ability To Jailbreak 3D Printers
  108. Aluminum Foil Heatsink Keeps LEDs in Check
  109. Home-Brew Ruby Laser Packs A Wallop
  110. Resurrecting Dead LED Lightbulbs
  111. Welding Batteries With Batteries
  112. A Watch Only A Ham Can Use
  113. Jerri Nielsen: Surviving the Last Place on Earth
  114. A Gloriously Impractical Electromechanical Display
  115. Prepping For Power Outages
  116. Stromberg Carlson Charactron Tube
  117. DRM Workarounds Save Arcade Cabinet
  118. Geocache Locator Is The Gift That Keeps On Giving
  119. There are 10 Kinds of Computers in the World
  120. Frankendrones: Toy Quads With A Hobby Grade Boost
  121. 3D Printed Key Saves the Day
  122. How Provably Loaded Dice Lead to Unprovable Cheating
  123. Books You Should Read: The 3D Printing Handbook
  124. A Dynamometer For Measuring Motor Power
  125. 3D Printing The Final Frontier
  126. Small Jet Engine Model From Students Who Think Big
  127. Machined Lightsaber Pen for a More Civilized Age
  128. The Miracle of Injection Molding: How Does it Work?
  129. DIY Cable Chain Looks Great, Stays Cheap
  130. Hackaday Links: December 17, 2017
  131. An Mbed In Your Browser
  132. Cryptanalyse Your Air Con
  133. Powering Your Mining Rig The Right Way
  134. Final Project for Better Sleep
  135. Google’s AIY Vision Kit Augments Pi With Vision Processor
  136. Neural Network Learns SDR Ham Radio
  137. If 3D Printer, Then Custom Aluminum Extrusion Brackets
  138. Poor Man’s Laser Scanner Probably Won’t Shoot Your Eye Out, Kid
  139. Hangprinter Build Videos
  140. Better 3D Printing Through Holography
  141. Don’t Get Caught Up In Blockchain Hype
  142. Digital Kiln
  143. The Smartest Air Freshener In The Room
  144. Give Workshop Pencils a Flush-Mounted Home
  145. Turning Saw Blades Into Throwing Stars
  146. Coin cell powered sea turtle research
  147. A Robot Arm for Virtual Beer Pong
  148. Brute Forcing Passwords with a 3D Printer
  149. Thermistors and 3D Printing
  150. Design a Microcontroller With Security In Mind
  151. Hardware Heroes: Isambard Kingdom Brunel
  152. Modernizing Puerto Rico’s Grid
  153. Retractable Console Allows Wheelchair User to Get up Close and Personal
  154. Dumb Coffee Grinder Gets Smarter with Time
  155. Putting Wind in VR by Watching the Audio Signal
  156. Reverse Engineering the Nintendo Wavebird
  157. Hacking an AUX Port for a Google Home Mini
  158. This Coin Cell Can Move That Train!
  159. Using Gmail with OAUTH2 in Linux and on an ESP8266
  160. Friday Hack Chat: Eagle One Year Later
  161. The Zombie Rises Again: Drone Registration Is Back
  162. Truly Terrible Dimensioned Drawings
  163. ADSL Robustness Verified By Running Over Wet String
  164. CNC’d MacBook Breathes Easy
  165. Building A Drone That (Almost) Follows You Home
  166. Will Hack For Espresso
  167. Color changing clock uses PCB digits
  168. Guitar Game Plays with Enhanced Realism
  169. Extraterrestrial Autonomous Lander Systems to Touch Down on Mars
  170. Statistics and Hacking: A Stout Little Distribution
  171. The Tiniest Of 555 Pianos
  172. Accident Forgiveness Comes to GPLv2
  173. Bluetooth Gun Safe Cracked By Researchers
  174. Generate Random Numbers The Hard Way
  175. It’s Curtains for Blu Chip
  176. Connecting Cherry MX Key Switches To LEGO Just Got Easier
  177. Car Lights for Reflow Heat Source
  178. Old TV Lends Case to Retro Magic Mirror
  179. Christal Gordon: Sensors, Fusion, and Neurobiology
  180. Maria Mitchell: The First Woman Astronomy Professor
  181. How Mini Can A Mini Lamp Be?
  182. Living On The Moon: The Challenges
  183. Cocktail Machine Mixes Perfect Drinks Every Time
  184. Keep Track Of Your Weight While Sleeping
  185. Laser Cutter Alignment Mod Skips Beam Combiner
  186. Make Christmas Commercial Again with this Tiny TV Ornament
  187. The Internet of Blast Gates
  188. A Remote Controlled Air-Plane
  189. Mike Harrison at the Superconference: Flying LCD Pixels
  190. What You Need To Know About The Intel Management Engine
  191. Smart Station Runs Entertainment, Is Entertainment
  192. The IBM PC That Broke IBM
  193. A Bluetooth Speaker For Babies
  194. OpenCV Never Forgets a Face
  195. Roller Coaster Tycoon IRL
  196. Light Switch For The Lazy
  197. Hackaday Links: December 10, 2017
  198. Fully-functional Oscilloscope on a PIC
  199. Making Rubber Stamps with OpenSCAD
  200. Tapping into a Ham Radio’s Potential with SDRPlay
  201. Rock Out With The Nod Bang
  202. Spice up your dice with Bluetooth
  203. FrankenKorg: The Modern Remote Keyboard
  204. Camping In A…. Corolla?
  205. MIT Is Building a Better 3D Printer
  206. Finished Dryer Will Text You
  207. Pogo Pins Make Light Work Of IoT Switches
  208. Ask Hackaday: Prove Santa Exists
  209. Feed Your Cat The Modern Way
  210. Never Let Your Christmas Tree Run Dry, With Added Ultrasound
  211. Bluetooth Speaker In A Bag
  212. A Wireless Webcam Without A Cumbersome Cloud Service
  213. Restoring a piece of Musical History
  214. Driver Board Makes Nixie Projects Easier than Ever
  215. Danielle Applestone: Building the Workforce of 2030
  216. Radiosondes: Getting Data from Upstairs
  217. Coin Cell Challenge: Jump Starting a Car
  218. How Cheap Can A 3D Printer Get? The Anet A8
  219. Fill Your Hot Tub With Sand. For Science!
  220. Curbside Mower Gets Electric Transplant
  221. Biometric Authentication with a Cheap USB Hub
  222. DIY Wooden Building Blocks
  223. Hands on with PocketBeagle
  224. Another Defeat of the Intel Management Engine
  225. Alan Yates: Introduction To Vacuum Technology
  226. Radio Amateuring Like It’s 1975
  227. The Internet of Non-Electronic Things
  228. My Kingdom for a Capacitor
  229. Junkyard RC Conversion Looks Like Mad Max Extra
  230. The Incredible Shrinking Coin Cell Battery Pack
  231. Print a Plywood Bending Jig
  232. PLCs in Your Browser
  233. Measuring HF Signal Speeds In A DIY Coaxial Collinear Antenna
  234. Snitch On Your AC Devices With Stolen Power
  235. Sarah Petkus On Building A Cartoon To Go To Mars
  236. The Last Interesting Rover Had A Gas Turbine Engine
  237. Friday Hack Chat: Contributing To Open Source Development
  238. Casein, Cello, Carrotinet, and Copper Oxide, Science Grab Bag
  239. When is a 10-bit A/D an 8-bit A/D?
  240. Woman Gets Diabetes, Builds Own Pancreas
  241. Floppy Drive Music By Emmy Winning Composer
  242. Astro Cat: Raspberry Pi Telescope Controller
  243. EasyEDA Two Years Later
  244. Need A Hand? How About Two?
  245. CNC Calculator Does What You Can’t
  246. Joe Kim: Where Technology and Art Collide
  247. Disrupting The Computer Industry Before it Existed: Rear Admiral Grace Hopper
  248. 3D Print Yourself A Flame Thrower
  249. The British Drone Law Reaches Parliament
  250. Grabbing Better Images From A Newer Russian Satellite
  251. Making A Motorized Turntable Portable
  252. Upgrading A USB Soldering Iron!
  253. Oil Barrel Smoker
  254. Let There Be Automated Blinds!
  255. Slinky Walks Down Stairs and Picks up 80m Band
  256. Kristin Paget is Hacking Carrier Grade LTE eNodeB
  257. The German Space Program That Never Was
  258. Current Measurement with Oscilloscopes
  259. The Physics of Healing: Radiation Therapy
  260. Classic Tomy Toy Gets AIY Makover
  261. A Futuristic Plant To Inspire Bright Ideas
  262. Minimizing ESP8266 Battery Drain
  263. Meet the Modern Meat Man’s Modified Meat-Safe
  264. Hackaday Links: December 3, 2017
  265. Gesture Control for Lunch Money
  266. Boxes, Form An Orderly Queue Behind The Armchair!
  267. Internet of Things Opens Possibilities
  268. Jeep Wrangler Dome Light Mod
  269. Flame Throwing Drone is Actually Useful
  270. Build Your Own Digital Panel Meter
  271. Solving a Rubik’s Cube with Just Two Motors
  272. Will Your Next Whip Pack Memory Chainmail Tires?
  273. Just in Time for the Holidays: Give The Gift of Cray
  274. Count YouTube Subscribers with this Red Play Button Award
  275. Modified Uke Keeps the Beat with a Solenoid
  276. Lisp in 200 Lines
  277. Exploring the BBC Micro:Bit Software Stack
  278. Lego Go-Kart Scores Radio Control
  279. Spoof a Skimmer for Peace of Mind
  280. Purely Functional Selfies: Thermal Printer Speaks Haskell
  281. Another New Old Computer on an FPGA
  282. Christine Sunu Proves the Effect of Being Alive on Hardware Design
  283. Statistics and Hacking: An Introduction to Hypothesis Testing
  284. Calculating Like It’s 1962
  285. We Need To Have A Chat About Something Important
  286. A Teardown Of Something You Should Not Own
  287. Arduino Saves Game Boy Camera
  288. Pi replaces Keiko-chan
  289. Skelly The Skeleton Is A Scary Good Musician
  290. Car-Cade Build Drives Unthrottled Determination

November 2017

  1. Tis the Season for Terror with DIY Krampus
  2. Mathieu Stephan : The Making of a Secure Open Source Hardware Password Keeper
  3. Retrotechtacular: Circuit Boards The Tektronix Way
  4. Next Week’s Bay Area Meetups
  5. Refinishing A Vintage KitchenAid Mixer
  6. Life on Contract: How Much Do I Charge?
  7. Classic Furby plus Alexa Equals… Furlexa
  8. Rubies Are a 3D Printer’s Best Friend
  9. Rage Against the Dying of the Light with a Raspi Night Vision Camera
  10. Zigbee-Based Wireless Arduinos, Demystified
  11. Intellibuoy Keeps Track of the Water
  12. Gesture Keyboard for Universal Input
  13. Friday Hack Chat: Reverse Engineering the Digital Compact Cassette
  14. Mike Ossmann and Dominic Spill: IR, Pirates!
  15. Ask Hackaday: How On Earth Can A 2004 MP3 Player Read An SDXC Card?
  16. Coin Cell Challenge: Use Coin Cell, Win Prizes
  17. Peer Review In the Age Of Viral Video
  18. MeatBagPnP Makes You the Automatic Pick and Place
  19. High-Speed Drones Use AI to Spoil the Fun
  20. Gamify Your Workout with this Wearable Console Controller
  21. The Chemistry and Engineering of DIY Photochromic Glass
  22. Tricked-Out Tablet Becomes Workbench Tool
  23. A Minimalist Weather Clock with a Unique Display
  24. Erika Earl: Manufacturing Hacks
  25. Marguerite Perey: When The Lab Assistant Gets The Credit
  26. HJWYDK: the Journal our Community Has Been Awaiting
  27. The Worst Piece Of Test Equipment You’ve Got To Try Hacking
  28. Why You Should Use Your Router As A Security Camera
  29. Russian Drone Can Lift 142 Phantom 3 Drones
  30. Hacker Challenge: Sail the Atlantic
  31. AMSAT MPPT Goes to Infinity and Beyond
  32. Over-Engineered Clock Uses No Less Than Five ESP32s
  33. Entry-Level 3D Printer Becomes Budget PCB Machine
  34. IoTP: The Internet of Toilet Paper
  35. The Flight That Made The Calculator And Changed The World
  36. Jeroen Domburg Miniaturizes a Mac
  37. CNC Milling is More Manual Than You Think
  38. Make A Cheap Muon Detector Using Cosmicwatch
  39. Introducing The Mobility Unlimited Challenge
  40. A TEMPEST in a Dongle
  41. Mechanical Build Lets You Jump Cacti in Real Life
  42. Hackaday Links: November 26, 2017
  43. Protect Your TS100 Soldering Iron
  44. Start Tracking Satellites with This Low-Cost Azimuth-Elevation Positioner
  45. Tindie’s Cyber Monday Deals
  46. Finally, A Fidget Spinner We Can Love
  47. Making an Arduino Shield PCB with Fritzing
  48. Mission Impossible: Infiltrating Furby
  49. Is Your Wireless Charger Working?
  50. Continuity Tester uses the ATtiny85’s Comparator
  51. Stepper Driver Module with Swappable Heatsinks
  52. AsciiCam: Make ASCII Art with your Phone
  53. A Callout: Parts for an Iron Lung
  54. Low-End Parts Make Tesla Coil with a High-End Look
  55. Fixing Linux Audio One Chipset at a Time
  56. Tensorflow Tutorial Uses Python
  57. Junkyard Crossbow Aims to be a Car Killer
  58. Students Build Electromagnetic Egg Drop Stand
  59. This DIY Turntable Just Got Freaky Fresh
  60. A Few Caps For A Faster Multimeter
  61. Modder puts Computer inside a Power Supply
  62. Retrotechtacular: How To Repair A Steam Locomotive
  63. A Giant Magellan Telescope Needs Giant Mirrors
  64. Racing Simulator Built From Scrapheap Finds
  65. Precision Voltage Reference Source
  66. Bringing MATLAB to a Vacuum Near You
  67. Dumb Box? Make it Really Smart!
  68. Swarm of Servos Plays this Robotic Glockenspiel
  69. Glue Gun Teardown Reveals Microcontroller Mystery
  70. Hackaday Store Discounts to Satiate the Shopping Urge
  71. Building a Skyrim Quest Marker
  72. Smarter Phones In Your Hacks With TensorFlow Lite
  73. Learn About Blockchains By Building One
  74. Functioning Technic SLJ900 Bridge Builder
  75. Teardown Of A Cheap Glue Gun
  76. Digital Panel Meter Tear Down
  77. Trinket Chills Your Drinks
  78. A Passion for the Best is in Mechanical Keyboards
  79. Radio Apocalypse: The GWEN System
  80. Fail of the Week: Cheap Chips Cause Chaos
  81. Skin (Effect) in the Game
  82. Hacking A K40 Laser Cutter
  83. Roll Your Own Rotary Tool
  84. Reanimating Boney the Robot Dog
  85. A look at Chinese Value Engineering
  86. Bolt-Together Belt Grinder for the No-Weld Shop
  87. Flip-Dot Display Brought Out of Retirement by New Drivers
  88. Anouk Wipprecht: Robotic Dresses and Human Interfaces
  89. Joan Feynman Found Her Place in the Sun
  90. Python keeps a gecko happy: terrarium automation with Raspberry Pi
  91. Hackers vs. Mold: Building a Humidistat Fan
  92. Mad Eye For The WiFi
  93. Prototyping, Making A Board For, And Coding An ARM Neural Net Robot
  94. Home Brew Augmented Reality
  95. ESP8266 Home Monitor Is Stylishly Simplistic
  96. Distributed Air Quality Monitoring via Taxi Fleet
  97. Acetone Smoothing Results in Working Motor
  98. Can Commodity RC Controllers Stay Relevant?
  99. An Interview with Alex Williams, Grand Prize Winner
  100. The King of All Game Genies In An Arduino
  101. The Database of the Time Lords
  102. Simple Jig Gives Plastic Homes to Orphaned Projects
  103. FatPiBoy: Respin Game Boy with a Pop-Out Controller
  104. Gorgeous Engineering Inside Wheels of a Robotic Trail Buddy
  105. Turn Command Lines into Web Apps
  106. Hackaday Links: November 19, 2017
  107. Homemade Test Jig Is Cheaper Than Outsourcing
  108. Tips For Basic Machining on a Drill Press
  109. Real-Life Electronic Neurons
  110. Play A Claw Machine From Your Armchair
  111. 3D Printed Cookie Molds for the Best Speculoos
  112. Brits: Make A Vote, Put Cash A Hackerspace’s Way
  113. Huge 74181 is a Classic ALU You Can Actually Understand
  114. DS212 Oscilloscope Review: Open Source and Great for Hacking
  115. Drill the Wet Side Wet and the Dry Side Dry
  116. 3D Printed WiFi Reflectors Custom Designed for the Building
  117. MiSTer Upgrades Vintage Computer Recreations
  118. Problems that Plagued an Edible Marble Machine
  119. Becoming Your Own ISP, Just for Fun
  120. Upgraded Hotel Room Coffee
  121. Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 in a GameBoy Original
  122. New Part Day: A fake Sun
  123. Your Next Wearable May Not Need Electricity
  124. Mindstorms Forkliftbots Gonna Take Your Job
  125. Hacking the IKEA Trådfri Light Bulb
  126. Modernizing a 170 year old Antique Grandfather Clock
  127. What Actually Happens At A Hardware Hacking Con
  128. DIY Capacitive Rotational Encoder on the Cheap with FR4
  129. Goodbye, TechShop
  130. Is Intel’s Management Engine Broken yet?
  131. Cheap Flamethrower Is Predictably Worrying
  132. Mega Game & Watch: True Multiplayer Game
  133. Sensing Soil Moisture: You’re Doing it Wrong!
  134. Servo-Controlled Eyeball Makes a Muggle Moody
  135. Get You an E-Textiles Sensor That Can Do Both
  136. More Homemade PCB Tinning
  137. Radio Apocalypse: The Emergency Broadcast System
  138. Super Low Tech Mario
  139. The Hacker Village of Supercon
  140. Your Drone Is Cool, But It’s No Jet Fighter
  141. Hacking An Industrial 42″ Multitouch PC
  142. Surprise Your Loved One with a Heart Keychain
  143. IoT Garage Door Opener from Scrap
  144. NodeConf EU Hackable Badge
  145. Bluetooth Photo Booth Gets Vetting at Wedding
  146. LEDs Give HP 3457A DDM’s LCD Display the Boot
  147. The Perils of Developing the Hackaday Superconference Badge
  148. Friday Hack Chat: High Speed Data Acquisition
  149. Rewire Your Own Brushless Motors
  150. Visual 3D Print Finishing Guide
  151. Homebrew SNES Mini Aims for Historical Accuracy
  152. Automated Chamber Passes Just the Right Gas
  153. This Weekend: Vintage Computer Festival Zurich
  154. Build one, get two: CPLD and STM32 development on a single board
  155. If You Want to Spend on a Microscope
  156. A Dreamcast VMU With A Secret
  157. Less Than Production, More than One-Offs
  158. High Speed Chronograph Looks Like Pro Gear
  159. Maria Goeppert-Mayer: The Other Nobel Prize Winner
  160. UV Sensitive Filament As A Persistent Display
  161. Organizing Teams With Collective Fictions
  162. 80’s Smartwatch Finally Plays Tetris
  163. Face ID Defeated With 3D Printed Mask (Maybe)
  164. Official Statement Regarding Counterfeit Benchoff Bucks
  165. Raspberry Pi Learns Slow Morse Code
  166. The Sounds of Silence? Muzo Fails to Deliver
  167. Lathe Turns the Corner, Makes a Cube
  168. Pocket Woodwind MIDI Controller Helps You Carry a Tune
  169. Drone License Plates: An Idea That Won’t Stave Off the Inevitable
  170. “Hey! Don’t Lock the Door, I’m in Here!”
  171. Shockingly, DARPA’s Brain Stimulator Might Not be Complete Nonsense
  172. Tiny Tensor Brings Machine Deep Learning to Micros
  173. Weather Station Needs Almost No Batteries
  174. The VAIO WIth A Pi Inside
  175. Alexa, Hack My TV
  176. Hackaday Links: Supercon Sunday
  177. Inside an Amateur Bugging Device
  178. Modern Technology for an Ancient Contest
  179. Smart DC Tester Better than a Dummy Load
  180. Roll Your Own Arduino PWM
  181. Conductive Concrete Confounds Circuitry
  182. UV Light Box Cures Both Sides of a PCB
  183. Open Source Underwater Glider Wins 2017 Hackaday Prize
  184. Snail is Actually Cleverly Strange Geocaching Waypoint
  185. Fluid Simulations in the Kitchen Sink
  186. DIY Injection Mold Design for the Home Shop
  187. A Sandbox for DIY Pinball Design
  188. Automating a Bowl Feeder with Arduino
  189. A Motion Sensing Light For Your Entrance Hallway
  190. (Nearly) All Your Computers Run MINIX
  191. ESP-Powered Nixie Clock Knows the Time
  192. IceSL is a Cool Slicer
  193. Grease Gun Hydroforms Custom Motorcycle Parts
  194. These Are The Top Projects In The 2017 Hackaday Prize
  195. I See Rain in Your Future
  196. The Clutter Manifesto
  197. Shop-Made Fixture Turns Out Dream Welds
  198. Hacking When it Counts: Prison Locksmithing
  199. Cat Feeder Has Steampunk Flair and a GMail Account
  200. An Awesome Open Mechanical Keyboard
  201. Weatherproof Pi Looks Up So You Don’t Have To
  202. Home Server has AMD CPU and IKEA case
  203. 3D Printed Helical Satcom Feed
  204. Blast From the Past with Space Station PROM Reader
  205. Linux Fu: System Administration Made Easier
  206. Live Streams and Hack Chat From The Hackaday Superconference
  207. 3D-Printed Robot Golem Only a Tiny Bit Creepy
  208. Review: JYE Tech DSO150 Oscilloscope Kit
  209. IoT with the Ethereum Blockchain
  210. Stop Motion with the Time Glove
  211. Take Robby Home
  212. Look Out DotStar, Here Comes Lumenati
  213. Star Wars Speeder’s Finishing Touch: Mirrors
  214. Key-tar Lets You Jam at the Hackerspace
  215. Minecraft and Forge: Try This Amazing Way to Visualize Logic
  216. Get Your Hands on a 2017 Hackaday Superconference Badge
  217. Robotic Arm Rivals Industrial Counterparts
  218. Why You Shouldn’t Quite Forget The Moving Coil Multimeter
  219. Colette Biometric Security Purse Screams When Stolen
  220. Laser Levitation With Scrap Parts
  221. Romania’s 1980s Illicit DIY Computer Movement
  222. Bionic Eye Trial Approved
  223. Heat-Set Insert Jig Grants Threads to 3D Prints
  224. Remote Controlled Jeep Destroyed For Your Amusement
  225. Hackaday Prize Entry: Reflowduino, the Open Source Reflow Oven Controller
  226. Peggy Whitson, Space Scientist
  227. Open Source Motor Controller Makes Smooth Moves with Anti-Cogging
  228. How The Integrated Circuit Came To Be
  229. Which Microcontroller Is Best Microcontroller?
  230. Go From Resin Caster to Resin Master
  231. Build A Calculator, 1974 Style
  232. Roll Your Own JBC Soldering Station
  233. 3D Printed Hovercraft Takes to the Air
  234. Trainspotting with Junk, for Science
  235. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Mess Of VGA On A Breadboard
  236. Sferics, Whistlers, and the Dawn Chorus: Listening to Earth Music on VLF
  237. Evil Hotspot Costume Makes Valuable Connections
  238. How Pure is this Cup of Joe? Coffee, Conspiracy, and Citizen Science
  239. Reverse Engineering the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons
  240. Turn Medical Imaging From 2D Into 3D With Just $10
  241. Twin Pis for Remote Computer Management
  242. Programming an Oscilloscope Breakout Game in Pure Data
  243. Hackaday Links: Remember, Remember
  244. Mergers and Acquisitions: Broadcom, Qualcomm, and One Hundred Billion Dollars
  245. Homemade LED Clock Stands Test Of Time
  246. Mendocino Motor Drives Cubicle Conversations
  247. Repair Job Fixes Compressor, Gets it Online
  248. What Would Sherlock Print, If Sherlock Printed In SLA Resin?
  249. Measuring Airflow in an HVAC System
  250. DIY Multi-Touch All the Surfaces
  251. Freakishly Agile Crawler Rocks All-LEGO Mechanum Wheels
  252. Sable-Machined Slingshot is a Composite Marvel
  253. Circuit Challenge: Two Transistor 3.3V Regulator
  254. Printed Parts Make DIY Electric Longboard Possible
  255. Fridge Alarm Speaks, and Saves Power & Food
  256. Inductive Loop Vehicle Detector Gets Modernized
  257. 386 Too Much Horsepower? Try a 186, in an FPGA!
  258. Mini Millennium Falcon Is Envy Of the Neighborhood
  259. 3D Printing Belts for Vintage Hardware
  260. Hybrid Interface Brings Touchscreen to Rigol Scope
  261. Hackaday Prize Entry: Microfluidics Control System
  262. Books You Should Read: V-2 By Walter Dornberger
  263. Google’s Inception Sees This Turtle as a Gun; Image Recognition Camouflage
  264. Yellowing: the Plastic Equivalent of a Sunburn
  265. ESP8266 as a Tape Drive
  266. Meccano Piston Pump Made With a Syringe
  267. Building a Monster Floodlight out of Scrap
  268. Creating Modular Storage out of Used Filament Spools
  269. Why Wait? Just Plate Your Own PCB Vias
  270. Eavesdropping With An ESP8266
  271. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Bike Shoe
  272. What is Entropy and How Do I Get More of It?
  273. DIY Pyrography Power Supply
  274. Silicon Valley was Built on Tubes of Glass
  275. Finally – A Big-Screen Vectrex
  276. Pi Handheld With a Mindblowing Enclosure
  277. [Jeri] Builds a Magnetic Loop Antenna
  278. Listening for Hand Gestures
  279. The Internet of Jack-O’-Lanterns
  280. Add Intuitiveness to OpenSCAD With Encoders
  281. Hackaday Prize Entry: Volturnus ROV Rules the River
  282. Teardown With A Twist: 1975 Sinclair Scientific Calculator
  283. Friday Hack Chat: Fundamentals Of RF
  284. How To Build An Airplane In A Month And A Half
  285. Beyond Conway: Cellular Automata from All Walks of Life
  286. Mercy Me, Thanks For The Heals
  287. Bluetooth Bedroom Clock!
  288. Graphene Biosensors are Extra Quiet
  289. [Ben Krasnow] Hacks E-Paper For Fastest Refresh Rate

October 2017

  1. Making Braille Signs out of PCBs
  2. Homebuilt Laser Engraver Using Salvaged Parts
  3. Hackaday Prize Entry: Radio Telescope Interferometer
  4. Rita Levi-Montalcini Had Nerves of Steel
  5. Mike Harrison’s Reverse Engineering Workshop
  6. Pumpkin Piano Promises a Gourd Time
  7. Review: IoT Data Logging Services with MQTT
  8. 10 Year Old Bug Crushed By Hacker on a Mission
  9. Hoverboard Reborn For Electric Rollerblading
  10. An Amstrad PCW For The 21st Century
  11. Quick and Easy Solar Hot Air Balloon
  12. Scratchbuilt Cryptex Would Make Da Vinci Weep
  13. Pull Passwords Out of Silicon
  14. Hackaday Prize Entry: Arduino Video Display Shield
  15. Coffee, Conspiracy, and Citizen Science: An Introduction to Iodometry
  16. Mechanical Marvel Trades Courage for Chocolate
  17. Surfboard Industry Wipes Out, Innovation Soon Follows
  18. PCB Tesla Coil Is Perfect Desk Toy
  19. This Drone Can Fly, Swim, and Explode….. Wait, What?
  20. Scratch That SDR!
  21. Water Slide + Ferris Wheel = SlideWheel
  22. Hackaday Links: ???? ???? Spooky Edition, 2017
  23. Magnetic Tape Storage May Not be Retro
  24. Immersive VR with a 200-Degree Stereoscopic Camera
  25. Hi-Res, Body-Sized Pressure Sensor Mat
  26. Junkbox Freezer Alarm Keeps Steaks Safe
  27. Analyzing The 6502 With Python And Cheap Dev Boards
  28. A Modern, Upgraded BASIC Stamp
  29. Automate Wire Prep with a Robot Wire Cutter
  30. Is It A MagLite Or A MagnaStat?
  31. This Mask Will Make You A Psycho
  32. Instrument Packed Pedal Keeps Track of Cyclist’s Power
  33. Why Only Use One Controller When You Can Use ALL Of Them?
  34. Haunting A Smart Mirror With Hue and Alexa
  35. SimpleSumo Bots Teach More than Fighting
  36. Neural Network Really Ties The Room Together
  37. Wireless Oscilloscope Review
  38. Jeri Ellsworth Tours A Radio And Tech Museum
  39. You’d Print A Part, But Would You Print A Foot?
  40. Hackaday Prize Entry: Global Positioning Clock
  41. Catching 30 kilowatts with Thor’s Hammer
  42. Fail of The Week — Accidental Demagnetization
  43. What Is It, R2? Have Something To Share?
  44. This Power Strip is a Fire Starter
  45. DIY Barometer: It’s For Your Health!
  46. How To Bend PVC The Nice Way
  47. Skynet will have Bobcats
  48. Hollow State Memory
  49. Thermite Creates a Sword
  50. Reconstructing a Blurry QR Code
  51. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Minimalist Z80 Computer
  52. The Most Useless Tools You Can’t Seem to Part With
  53. Raspberry Pi Media Streamer Is Combat Ready
  54. Interactive Visual Programming With vvvv
  55. Restoring a Tonka Truck With Science
  56. Pi-Controlled Billy From The Saw Horror Flicks
  57. Teensy Script Plays Nintendo Switch, Strikes Out
  58. FPGA Metastability Solutions
  59. Imperial Rocker For Stopping Tiny Rebel Scum
  60. DUHK: Don’t Use Hard-Coded Keys
  61. Hackaday Prize Entry: CNC Mill Lets Kids Engrave on the Fly
  62. Hyperspectral Imaging – Seeing the Unseeable
  63. Friday Hack Chat: DMX512 Gon’ Give It To Ya
  64. Interference Scanner with Clear Instructions
  65. A Passive Mixer’s Adventure Through Product Development
  66. NFC Enabled Business Card
  67. Alas, Poor Yorick! He Hath Not Amazon Prime
  68. LoRa Is the Network
  69. FPGA Design From Top to Bottom
  70. Listen to the Netherworld with Artificial Intelligence
  71. DIY Laptop Aims for Complete Hardware Freedom
  72. Hackaday Prize Entry: Thingspeak IoT Heart Rate Monitor
  73. Reverse Polish Notation and its Mildly Confusing Elegance
  74. Hackaday Superconference Kicks Off with a Party
  75. Heavily Hacked Printer for DIY PCBs
  76. Rosalind Franklin Saw DNA First
  77. Portable Pi and Fresh Breath
  78. Tiny, Wearable 8-Bit VT100 Terminal
  79. Write Your Own x86 Bootloader
  80. Don’t Miss the Bus: A One-Day Build
  81. Tinning Solution From the Hardware Store
  82. Are Microwave Guns For Real?
  83. Hackaday Prize Entry: Programming FPGAs With Themselves
  84. What Makes A Hacker
  85. Solving Mazes with Graphics Cards
  86. MakerBot Really Wants You To Like Them Again
  87. The Grafofon: An Optomechanical Sequencer
  88. Lithium Ion Versus LiPoly In An Aeronautical Context
  89. Dual Direction Gaming/Dining Room Beam Lights
  90. Using an Arduino to Re-Create a Computer’s Keyboard Decoder
  91. Hackaday Links: October 22, 2017
  92. Apparently Fruit Flies Like a Raspberry Pi
  93. Hazardous Dollhouse Teaches Fire Safety
  94. Making the Best Plywood for Laser Cut Puzzles
  95. The Web Clock You Can Control Over a LAN
  96. Chemotransfer for DIY PCBs
  97. FruitNanny: The Raspberry Pi Baby Monitor For Geeks
  98. Making Music with the Wind
  99. Reading 16 Rotary Encoders at the Same Time
  100. These Twenty Projects Won $1000 In The Hackaday Prize
  101. SegaPi Zero Shows Game Gear Some Respect
  102. 3D Printed Dashboard CB Mount is Convoy Ready
  103. Pop Goes the Haunted Jack-in-the-Box
  104. Look what came out of my USB charger !
  105. One Chip, Sixteen Times The RAM
  106. Low-Budget Hydroformer Puts the Squeeze on Sheet Metal Parts
  107. 3D Printed Gear Serves Seven Months Hard Labor
  108. Everything Worth Knowing about Lockwire
  109. Hackaday Prize Entry: Two Leg Robot
  110. Cable Bots, Arise! Domination of the Universe is at Hand
  111. Supercon Badge Hacking Quick-Start
  112. Artificial Intelligence at the Top of a Professional Sport
  113. DIY Nintendo Switch May Be Better Than Real Thing
  114. Amiga Gets a PS/2 Keyboard Port
  115. The Nixie Tube Killer That Never Was
  116. FoTW: LED Strips Make Awful Servo Drivers
  117. Scratch Built Watch Case is a Work Of Art
  118. Quick Hack Helps ALS Patient Communicate
  119. Hackaday Prize Entry: Pyrotechnics Sequencer with Wireless Control
  120. Books You Should Read: The Cuckoo’s Egg
  121. Enlarged Miniature Forklift
  122. Spy Tech: Stealing a Moon Probe
  123. DIY 9V Battery
  124. Cheap RC Truck Mod Is Slightly Risky Fun
  125. A Web-Based Modem
  126. Motion Activated Super-Squirter Stands Guard
  127. Hassle-Free Classical Conditioning for Honey Bees
  128. Exploiting Weak Crypto on Car Key Fobs
  129. Hackaday Prize Entry: Unlock Your PC The RFID Way
  130. Retrotechtacular: Weather Station Kurt
  131. Friday Hack Chat: Energy Harvesting
  132. About That Giant Robot Battle Last Night
  133. Practical Public Key Cryptography
  134. Rescuing An Antique Saw Set
  135. Testing Brushless Motors with a Scope (or a Meter)
  136. Control System Fundamentals by Video
  137. Sacrificial Bridge Avoids 3D Printed Supports
  138. Click Your Heels Thrice, Hail a Cab Home
  139. Spare RPi? You Have a Currency Trading Platform
  140. Hackaday Prize Entry: Playing With USB Power Delivery
  141. Microsoft Bug Tracking Hacked
  142. Bad RSA Library Leaves Millions of Keys Vulnerable
  143. 3D Prints and Food
  144. Stripping 3D Printed Gears for Science
  145. TeensyStep – Fast Stepper Library for Teensy
  146. Snazzy Balun Lets Ham Use Off-The-Shelf Coax
  147. Dubai Police Test Quadcopter Motorcycle
  148. Echo Dot Finds Swanky New Home In Art Deco Speaker
  149. Aussies Propose Crackdown On Insecure IoT Devices
  150. Hackaday Prize Entry: Giving Phones Their Tactile Buttons Back
  151. Active Discussion About Passive Components
  152. The Fine Art of Heating And Cooling Your Beans
  153. Inside Two-Factor Authentication Apps
  154. Oh Great, WPA2 Is Broken
  155. Why Not Expose Your PCBs Through An LCD?
  156. LEGO Row Boat Is The Poolside Companion You Didn’t Know You Needed
  157. Xerox Alto CRTs Needed a Tiny Lightbulb to Function
  158. Hackaday Links: October 15, 2017
  159. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular, Rapid Deployment Power Station
  160. Cheap 3D Printers Make Cheaper(er) Bioprinters
  161. One More Day for Hackaday Prize Glory
  162. Encryption For The Most Meager Of Devices
  163. Get Down to the Die Level with this Internal Chip Repair
  164. MIDI And A Real Vox Humana Come To A Century-Old Melodeon
  165. Space Technology and Audio Tape to Store Art
  166. Semi-Automatic Rail Gun is a Laptop Killer
  167. 3D-Printed Kwikset Keys Parametrically
  168. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Radiation Detector
  169. Opening the Door to Functional Prints
  170. Nintendo Power Glove Achieves Its Promise As Vive Controller
  171. Not Your Typical ATX Bench PSU
  172. 3D Printed Tyres Let You Drive on Water
  173. The Early Bird Repairs a Slug
  174. Carbon Quantum Dots in Your Favorite Color
  175. A Solar Freakin’ Walkway
  176. Encrypt Data On the Fly On a Pi With Cryptopuck
  177. Hackaday Prize Entry: IoT Nixie Clocks
  178. Ask Hackaday: What Tools Do You Reach For First?
  179. Recreating the Mythbusters Rocket Chevy – At Scale
  180. Computers That Never Were
  181. A Raspberry Pi Rain Man in the Making
  182. Nematoduino: A Roundworm Neural Model on an Arduino
  183. Get Your Smarties or M&Ms From A Vending Machine
  184. It’s A Wall-Mounted Dremel Workstation!
  185. CNC Robot Makes a Move
  186. Propane-Powered Plasma Rifle
  187. Hackaday Prize Entry: Bellcycles are Open-Source, Compact, and Unique
  188. Retrotechtacular: Radio to Listen to When you Duck and Cover
  189. This 3D Cable Printer Remixes the Delta
  190. LEGO-compatible Electronics Kits Everywhere!
  191. Hackaday’s Open Hardware Summit Experience
  192. Untether from Your Location With A VPN
  193. Homemade 6 GHz Radar, v3
  194. A Lesson On Zener Regulators
  195. Fix Everything and Get Your Own Flailing Arms Tube Man
  196. Terrible Cluster of PIs
  197. Hackaday Prize Entry: PaperBack Desktop ePaper Monitor
  198. Hackerspaces are Hard: Safety
  199. Friday Hack Chat: The Incredible BeagleBoard
  200. Making Ice Cream With Heavy Metal
  201. Building The Hackaday Superconference Badge
  202. Dollar Tree LED Bulb Tear Down
  203. 2.5D Printing?
  204. Addition on the Strangest Vacuum Tube
  205. Cleaning up a Low-Cost Buck-Boost Supply
  206. Build Your Own Wave Tank
  207. Neural Network Gimbal Is Always Watching
  208. Hackaday Prize Entry: UAProsthetics, a Powered Hand
  209. The Bane of Aftermarket Car Alarms
  210. 3D Printed Lamp Even Prints the Nuts and Bolts
  211. Happy Ada Lovelace Day!
  212. Soon You’ll Sit Inside a Robot’s Head at Work
  213. Apple II FPGA
  214. One Man’s Tale Of EMC Compliance Testing
  215. A Converter You Won’t Have: PS/2 Mouse To Serial Mouse
  216. Typhoon-proof Wind Turbine
  217. Screwdriving
  218. Hackaday Prize Entry: Digital White Cane
  219. Zenith’s New Watch Oscillator is Making Waves
  220. This 3D Printer Enclosure Takes Ventilation Seriously
  221. Our Reactions to the Treatment of Robots
  222. Project Loon Will Float LTE to Puerto Rico
  223. Trading Bird Food for Cigarette Butts
  224. Global Thermonuclear War: Tweeted
  225. Casa Jasmina Two Years On
  226. Hackaday Links: October 8, 2017
  227. Hackaday Prize Entry: Personal Guardian Keeps an Eye Out
  228. MIDISWAY Promises to Step Up Your Live Show
  229. Low-Tech Chair Enters the Matrix
  230. Hovering Questions About Magnetic Levitation
  231. Your Hard Disk As An Accidental Microphone
  232. Radio Tuning The Quicksilver Way
  233. SpiderMAV Drone Shoots Webs To Perch And Stabilize
  234. Dog-POV: Canine Speed Indicator
  235. The Hackaday Prize: Growing Your Own Soil
  236. RetroModem for the Commodore 64
  237. Virtual Analog Synth Brings Tunes To The Masses
  238. Arduino Uno Strain Relief
  239. Opto-Isolating Automatic Cat Feeder Problems
  240. An Old Video Game Controller on Even Older Computer
  241. Fighting Machine Tool Chatter with a 555 Timer
  242. Tape Cutting Bot Trims the Tedium
  243. Hackerfarm Brings Light to Puerto Rico
  244. Hackaday Prize Entry: Economical Bionic Leg
  245. Retrotechtacular: Hacking Wartime Mail
  246. “The Cow Jumped Over The Moon”
  247. BOM Cost Optimization and Tindie Badge Engineering
  248. Running the SNES Classic Mini Emulator on the Raspberry Pi
  249. Engineering and Artistry Meet an Untimely End at Burning Man
  250. The Cambridge Z88 Lives! (As A USB Keyboard)
  251. Power Through a Hurricane
  252. Dumbo Never Forgets to Fill Your Glass
  253. Who Owns Arduino?
  254. Hackaday Prize Entry: Clunke Button Powers Accessibility
  255. A 3D Printer Alone Doesn’t Make A Hackspace
  256. Learn FPGA Programming from the 1940s
  257. Review: New 3G and Cat-M1 Cellular Hardware from Hologram
  258. Mini Spool System for 3D Printing Pen Tidies Things Up
  259. Hotline Helps Toddler Keep in Touch with Mom and Dad
  260. Precision Pantograph Probes PCBs
  261. Adding Screws To A DIY CNC Machine
  262. SiFive Announces RISC-V SoC
  263. Hackaday Prize Entry: Scorpion DC-DC Voltage Converter
  264. Friday Hack Chat: Hardware Games
  265. Refurbishing an old P3Steel
  266. Open Hardware Summit This Thursday
  267. 3D Printing on the Subway; Or Anywhere Else!
  268. The Art of Blinky Business Cards
  269. Rocking Playmobil Wedding
  270. Quick and Easy NTP Clock
  271. This Synth Is Okay
  272. Over-Engineered Mailbox Flag machined using Under-Engineered Mini-Lathe
  273. Impressive Electric Quad Bike
  274. Drag Your Office Aircon Into The 21st Century With Wi-Fi Control
  275. Hackaday Prize Entry: Telepresence with the Black Mirror Project
  276. Teaching Electronics With A Breadboard Badge
  277. World’s Largest Telescope Stopped by LED
  278. Ben Franklin’s Weak Motor and Other Forgotten Locomotion
  279. Becdot Teaches With Touch
  280. A Vintage Morse Key Turned into USB Keyboard
  281. Accidental Satellite Hijacks Can Rebroadcast Cell Towers
  282. Understanding Floating Point Numbers
  283. Friction Differential Drive is a Laser-Cut Triumph
  284. A Bit Of Mainstream Coverage For The Right To Repair
  285. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dynamometer for Post Stroke Rehabilitation
  286. Books You Should Read: Feynman’s Appendix to the Challenger Disaster Report
  287. NIST uses Optical Resonance to Probe Atoms
  288. Get Hands-On at Supercon: Workshop Tickets Now Available
  289. Manufacturing Your Own Single-Origin Tea
  290. FM Snake Feeds Off Radio Waves
  291. 7-Segment Digits Slide Stylishly on This OLED Clock
  292. Hacking a Metallurgical Microscope
  293. Custom Lightbulb Firmware
  294. Hackaday Links: October 1, 2017
  295. Hackaday Prize Entry: Hand Tremor Suppression Wearable Device
  296. Trouble Flashing Your ESP8266? Meet DIO and QIO
  297. LEGO Components Under X-Ray
  298. The Russians And The Americans Only Want The Moon
  299. A Screwdriver for the Lazy
  300. Researchers Squeeze Out a New Breed of Robot Locomotion
  301. Emergency Cell Tower on a Budget

September 2017

  1. LAMEBOY is Handheld Gaming on the ESP8266
  2. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wheelchair User Pressure Relief Indicator System
  3. LED Princess Dress Also Lights Up Girl’s Face
  4. Enresoning An iPhone 8 Ring
  5. Modern Strongman Games Test Your Speed Instead
  6. MIDI to CV/Gate The Easy Way
  7. Teletype Machine Resurrected
  8. Reuleaux Coaster
  9. Milling a Flow Sensor to Safeguard a Laser Tube
  10. Simultaneous AP & Client on the Pi Zero W
  11. Hackaday Prize Entry: Ebers – Diabetes Care, Step By Step
  12. We’re Using the Word Firmware Wrong
  13. Earth Rovers Explore Our Own Planet
  14. The Hackers and the Hurricane
  15. OLED hacked power bank
  16. Hand-Carving Geometric Art
  17. Military Satellite Goes Civilian
  18. Calculus in 20 Minutes
  19. Pitmaster BBQ dashboard monitors your meat and veggies
  20. Part Soldering Iron, Part Hand-Held Oscilloscope
  21. Hackaday Prize Entry: Visioneer Sensor HUD
  22. Retrotechtacular: An Oceanographic Data Station Buoy For The 1960s
  23. Classic British Phone Gets a Google Makeover
  24. There Is No Parity: Chien-Shiung Wu
  25. Mini Drill Made From a Motor
  26. Laser-Cut Modular Toolbox
  27. Lock In Amplifiers
  28. An Arduino Weather Station With An E-Ink Display
  29. A Robot That Can Still Keep Its Balance After A Night In The Pub
  30. Hackaday Prize Entry: TooWheels, The Open Source Wheelchair
  31. Have Some Candy While I Steal Your Cycles
  32. Friday Hack Chat: All About LED Design
  33. BeamCNC: Computer-Controlled Construction System Mill
  34. Trike with Water-Rocket Engine
  35. All the Speakers Plus We’re Heating It Up a Day Early
  36. The Engineering That Survives Hurricanes
  37. Monstrous USB Power Bank
  38. PID Controlled Charcoal BBQ – Put an Arduino on it!
  39. Smooth and Steady Cuts with an Improvised Power Feeder
  40. The Linux FPGA
  41. Where Can You Fly? Worldwide Drone Laws Mapped
  42. Cheap DIY MIDI to USB Adapter
  43. Hackaday Prize Entry: Adaptive Guitar
  44. Return To The Asus Tinker Board: Have Six Months Changed Anything?
  45. Sector67 Hackerspace Rocked by Explosion at New Location
  46. An Introduction to Solid State Relays
  47. Chess Robot’s Got the Moves
  48. Emulate ICs in Python
  49. A Cold Hard Look at FPGAs
  50. DIY LiPo Protectors
  51. Pulleys within Pulleys form a Unique Transmission for Robots
  52. Reverse Engineering Guitar Hero
  53. Hackaday Prize Entry: OrthoSense, a Smart Knee Brace for Physical Therapy
  54. Cuban Embassy Attacks and The Microwave Auditory Effect
  55. Seek Out Scammers With Skimmer Scanner
  56. The Electronics Markets of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  57. 3D Printing Aluminum with Nanoparticles
  58. Push Buttons, Create Music With A MIDI Fighter
  59. A Very 2017 Take On A BBC Micro
  60. Laser Smoothies At Maker Faire
  61. Hackaday Links: September 24, 2017
  62. Hackaday Prize Entry: Inexpensive Emergency Button
  63. A Thoughtful Variety of Projects and Failures
  64. Datalogger uses ESP32 and ESP8266 Low Power Modes
  65. Giant D20 Is A Critical Hit in More Ways than One
  66. Game Boy Advance Hiding In a Medical Device
  67. Giving a 4k Webcam Special Eyes
  68. EMMC Hacks For The Speed And Capacity Upgrade Win
  69. Playing Mario on an Oscilliscope
  70. Hackaday Prize Entry: Infrared Vein Illumination
  71. 3D Printing At Maker Faire
  72. The Tiny, $25 PocketBeagle
  73. Quick and Dirty Blimp Mount for a Shotgun Mike
  74. Building This TARDIS Is Anything But A Snap
  75. Scooter Wheels Keep DIY Barn Doors on Track
  76. Cheap, Full-Duplex Software Defined Radio With The LimeSDR
  77. 8-Channel ADC For the Raspberry Pi
  78. Solar Tide Clock Keeps Track of the Moon
  79. Making a Gun Without a 3D Printer
  80. Hackaday Prize Entry: HaptiVision Creates a Net of Vibration Motors
  81. Ask Hackaday: Security Questions And Questionable Securities
  82. Customizable PCB Business Card
  83. Network Analysers: The Electrical Kind
  84. Reviving a $25 Generator
  85. Arduino and Pi Breathe New Life into Jukebox
  86. FPGA Clocks for Software Developers (or Anyone)
  87. The Longest Tech Support Call: Apollo 14 Computer Hack
  88. Spray Paint Goes DIY Virtual with a Vive Tracker
  89. Another Day, Another Air Gap Breached
  90. Hackaday Prize Entry: Post Stroke Spasticity Rehab Helper
  91. Linux Fu: X Command
  92. Load Cells Tell You to Lay Off the Donuts
  93. Inventing The Induction Motor
  94. See This Mesmerizing 3D Printed Water Droplet Automaton
  95. Pneumatic Origami
  96. An Unconference Badge That’s Never Gonna Give You Up
  97. Fun-Size Geiger Counter Sits atop a 9-Volt Battery
  98. The Illuminated Waterways of the United States
  99. Salvaging Your Way to a Working Tesla Model S for $6500
  100. Friday Hack Chat: All About Drones
  101. Hackaday Prize Entry: MOLBED Braille Display
  102. Spy Tech: Nonlinear Junction Detectors
  103. Huge Names Confirm Their Supercon Appearances
  104. Seriously, Is It That Easy To Skim Cards?
  105. The Narrowing Gap Between Amateur and Professional Fabrication
  106. Knitting ALUs (and Flipdots)
  107. Cronk The Gonk Droid
  108. Field Expedient Quenches Your Thirst for a Soldering Station
  109. Need a Night-Light?
  110. Wind Chimes and Dry Ice Make an Unusual Musical Instrument
  111. OptionsBleed – Apache bleeds in uncommon configuration
  112. Hackaday Prize Entry: The $50 Raspberry Pi Smartphone
  113. There Is No Such Thing As An Invalid Unit
  114. Hybrid Technique Breaks Backscatter Distance Barrier
  115. In-Band Signaling: Quindar Tones
  116. London Calling: The Hackaday UK Unconference Roundup
  117. Music Box Plays “Still Alive” Thanks to Automated Hole Puncher
  118. Single Board Relay Computer
  119. Sawed Off Keyboard
  120. Hackaday’s London Meetup Was A Corker
  121. A Smaller, Cheaper RISC V Board
  122. Hackaday Prize Entry: A PCB To Emulate Coin Cells
  123. AI: This Decade’s Worst Buzz Word
  124. A Slew Of NYC Meetups With Tindie And Hackaday This Week
  125. The Science Behind Lithium Cell Characteristics and Safety
  126. Chest of Drawers Stores Audio Memories
  127. A Jet Engine On A Bike. What’s The Worst That Could Happen?
  128. Better Stepping With 8-Bit Micros
  129. Building a Working Game of Tetris in Conway’s Game of Life
  130. Hackaday Links: September 17, 2017
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: You Can Tune A Guitar, But Can You Reference REO Speedwagon?
  132. Word Clock Five Minutes At A Time
  133. 3D Prints That Fold Themselves
  134. Take a Time-Lapse or Bake a Cake with this Kitchen Timer Panning Rig
  135. Cheap And Easy Motion Tracking
  136. A Lightsaber, With Rave Mode
  137. Table-Top Self Driving With The Pi Zero
  138. A Battery-Tab Welder with Real Control Issues
  139. Hackaday Prize Entry: SoleSense for Balance Therapy
  140. A Fix for the Lightweight Machine Tool Shakes
  141. Fidget Spinner Gets Useful as MIDI Controller
  142. We Are Now At DEFCON 2
  143. DIY Diner Booth with Cocktail Table Arcade
  144. Cutting Stone with a Diamond Bit Built from Plumbing parts
  145. Delivery Drone Aims To Make Package Handoffs Safer Than Ever
  146. Hacker Maketh Kingsman Umbrella
  147. Automatically 3D Print Infinite Number of Parts
  148. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dementia-Friendly Music Player
  149. Capsela is Dead, Long Live Capsela
  150. Sparky, the Electric Boat
  151. Sneakers: a Love-Fest
  152. Piezomagnetic Trick Shrinks 2.5 GHz Antennas
  153. The 1980s called – asking for the Z80 Membership Card
  154. Tesla Coil uses Vintage Tube
  155. Winch Bot Records Hacks and Cats
  156. Remote Controlled Streaming Speakers
  157. Battery Management Module Hacked for Lithium-Iron Battery Bank
  158. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Optical Power Meter
  159. What’s the Best Way to Learn Electronics?
  160. Hacked Headset Brings VR to the Commodore 64
  161. A Video Game Odyssey: How Magnavox Launched the Console Industry
  162. Bluetooth Vulnerability Affects All Major OS
  163. Mini-Banners for Small Occasions
  164. A Fully Featured, Fifty Dollar QRP Radio
  165. Breadboarding with E-Paper
  166. A Massive Adjustable Standing Desk From Scratch
  167. The World’s Thinnest Raspberry Pi 3
  168. Hackaday Prize Entry: Room-Tracking Red Vines Flinger
  169. Friday Hack Chat: Open Source Startups
  170. In-Band Signaling: Coded Squelch Systems
  171. Low-Vision Reading Through a Camera’s Eye
  172. A Noob’s Guide to McMaster-Carr
  173. Superconference Speakers Revealed
  174. Robot Graffiti
  175. Reed Organ MIDI Conversion Tickles All 88 Keys
  176. Satellite Tracking With Friends
  177. Wolfram Alpha Shows its Work
  178. Sub-$20 Arduino-Based Telemetry System
  179. Think You Know Everything About Soldering?
  180. Hackaday Prize Entry: Retrofit A Nokia
  181. Retrotechtacular: Information From The Days When Colour TV Was New
  182. Hakko FX-901: Better than TS-100?
  183. Video Streaming Like Your Raspberry Pi Depended On It
  184. LEGO Prototyping with Tinkercad’s Brick Mode
  185. Pedal-Pi, simple programmable guitar pedal
  186. Relay Computer: You Can Hear It Think
  187. Antenna Basics by Whiteboard
  188. Open Source High Power EV Motor Controller
  189. Synthesizing Daraprim to Beat Price Gougers
  190. The Things Network Sets 702 km Distance Record For LoRaWAN
  191. The components are INSIDE the circuit board
  192. These Twenty Assistive Technologies Projects Won $1000 In The Hackaday Prize
  193. Hack Space Debris At Your Peril
  194. If You’re Going To Make A Model Engine, You Might As Well Make It A Merlin
  195. Hackaday London Meet-up this Friday
  196. Doppler Module Teardown Reveals the Weird World of Microwave Electronics
  197. Winter Is Coming: Keeping Heat Where It’s Needed
  198. Scribble Your Way To Quick Printed Circuit Boards
  199. Hackaday Links: September 10, 2017
  200. Hackaday Prize Entry: IO, the Cardboard Computer
  201. A Great Guide To Software PLLs
  202. LiPo Added to LEGO Power Functions Power Brick
  203. Bodging on More Flash Memory
  204. Attack Some Wireless Devices With A Raspberry Pi And An RTL-SDR
  205. Sparkfun’s Alternate Reality Hardware
  206. Theremin in Detail
  207. Joe Activation with a WiFi-Controlled Electrical Outlet
  208. Hackaday Prize Entry: Smart Electric Bike Controller
  209. A Ham Radio Go-Box Packed with Functionality
  210. Things Learned From Hot Wire Cutting a Droid’s Body
  211. Modding A Powdercoating Gun For Performance
  212. Super simple controller for Motorcycle LED lights
  213. Microchip ICD4 REview
  214. Hardware for Deep Neural Networks
  215. Your Work Won’t Move with a Magnetic Drill Press Vise
  216. Magnet Implants, Your Cyborg Primer
  217. Hackaday Prize Entry: Touch Sensitive Power Supplies For EL Panels
  218. That Decentralised Low Voltage Local DC Power Grid, How Did It Do?
  219. 3D Printed Ribs For Not 3D Printed Planes
  220. I’ve Seen the Future and It’s Full of Freakin’ Huge Bricks
  221. PocketCHIP As A Hardware Hacker’s Terminal
  222. This Electric Longboard Collapses for Air Travel
  223. Finding The Sun And Moon The New Old-Fashioned Way
  224. Language Parsing with ANTLR
  225. A 3D-Printed Coffee Grinder
  226. Hackaday Prize Entry: Mini DRO For A Lathe
  227. It’s Time For Anything Goes In The Hackaday Prize
  228. Switching: from Relays to Bipolar Junction Transistors
  229. Friday Hack Chat: Elecia White Talks Embedded Systems
  230. 1.5 Million Dollars Buys 850,000 LEDs and 29 Raspberry Pis
  231. Knowing What’s Below: Buried Utility Location
  232. Me Casa es Techno Casa
  233. Bringing Back the iPhone7 Headphone Jack
  234. Pac Man On The Colour Computer 3
  235. Raspberry Pi AI Plays Piano
  236. The ESP32… On A Chip
  237. Hackaday Prize Entry: SNAP Is Almost Geordi La Forge’s Visor
  238. Other Machine Co. Changes Name, Logo, Apparently Nothing Else
  239. Ask Hackaday: How Small is Your Shop?
  240. Visual Futurist Syd Mead will Keynote at Hackaday Superconference
  241. Hacker Heroism: Building Your Way Out of AV Hell
  242. All-LEGO Centrifugal Pump
  243. Educational Robot for Under $100
  244. 19 RTL-SDR Dongles Reviewed
  245. Jenkins Given an Industrial Stack Light for Build Reporting
  246. Re-Engineering The Ford Model A Engine
  247. DIY Wireless Sprinkler System? Don’t Mind If I Do.
  248. Hackaday Prize Entry: Vibhear
  249. In-Band Signaling: Dual-Tone Multifrequency Dialing
  250. Bye Bye Solaris, it seems.
  251. Non-standard Circuits: Jazz For Electrons
  252. Teenage Engineering The Raspberry Pi
  253. Coin-Sized LED Control
  254. RaspiReader, An Open Source Fingerprint Reader
  255. The (Robot) Body Electric
  256. Hackaday Prize Entry: Elderly Autonomous Fall Detection
  257. The Day Six Spaceships Landed In England
  258. Tough Pi-ano can Take a Punch
  259. Impressive Drawing Machine For One Made So Simply
  260. A Floppy Drive For Apple’s Pippin
  261. Rolling Around A 4th Axis
  262. Polyurethane, Meet 3D Printing
  263. Hackaday Links: September 3, 2017
  264. Hackaday Prize Entry: Remote Control by Head Gestures
  265. Have Alexa Open Your Garage Door
  266. Make Cars Safer By Making Them Softer
  267. How To Select Just About Any Electronic Part
  268. Poetry in Motion with a Sand-Dispensing Dot Matrix Printer
  269. Tracing A Scene An Old-Fashioned Way
  270. Cryptocurrency Mining Post-Bitcoin
  271. Hack Together A Whack-A-Mole In A Box!
  272. Hackaday Prize Entry: Fighting Dehydration One Sip at a Time
  273. Coca-Cola’s New 3D Times Square Sign Invokes Inceptionism
  274. Nerf Gun Ammo Counter and Range Finder
  275. A BluePill for Arduino Dependence
  276. Fight Mold and Mildew with an IoT Bathroom Fan
  277. Dumb STB gets smart
  278. Linux Graphics Programming
  279. New Part Day: Pluggable ESP Modules
  280. Follow the Bouncing Ball of Entropy
  281. Hackaday Prize Entry: An E-Ink Calendar
  282. The Wrencher On The Road In The UK
  283. Building Set Limitations Make for Z-Height Follies
  284. How Low-Power Can You Go?
  285. Ethereum: GPU Mining Is Back But For How Long?
  286. An Environmentally Conscious, Solar-Powered Throwie
  287. A Compact, Portable Pantograph Camera Slider
  288. Wearable Foxhunt Transmitter for Conventions
  289. Open Source Barbot Needs Only Two Motors

August 2017

  1. Fail Of The Week: Arduino Sand Matrix Printer
  2. XYZ Printing Unveils Inkjet-Based Filament Printer
  3. Hackaday Prize Entry: ESPMetric, a Simple and Easy Matrix
  4. Review: Aneng LT-001 USB Soldering Iron
  5. Stunning Fake Polaroid Camera Performs Magic
  6. Way to Go, Einstein; His Time Spent Being Wrong
  7. Can You Visualise a Sega Cart from 2017?
  8. Repurposing Moving Coil Meters to Monitor Server Performance
  9. A Very Accurate Current Probe
  10. Detecting Dire Diseases – with a Selfie?
  11. Ultrasonic Array Gets Range Data Fast and Cheap
  12. Toy Dash Turned Gaming Interface
  13. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Open Source Kiln
  14. Lu Ban’s Axe and Working with Your Chinese Suppliers
  15. Friday Hack Chat: Making in Shenzhen
  16. Portable SNES Chiptune Player
  17. How To Do PCB Art In Eagle
  18. Living In A Storage Locker Undetected For 2 Months
  19. Mouse Mis-Clicking? We Got You.
  20. ESP8266 Adds Slick Touchscreen Controls to a Stretch Limo
  21. AI Watches You Sleep; Knows When You Dream
  22. Spell Out the Time with Frickin’ Laser Beams
  23. Save Your Thumbs with This Netflix Password Sender
  24. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Manual, CNC Pick And Place Machine
  25. Ourselves As Others See Us Through The Lens Of Traditional Media
  26. A Diode by Any Other Name
  27. Control Thy LED
  28. Color Sensor from an RGB LED and a Photocell
  29. Boredom + Lasers = Projector!
  30. Retrocomputing With Open Source FPGAs
  31. Custom Cut Resistor Bandoliers
  32. A Flame Diode Pilot Light Sensor For A Burning Man Installation
  33. Spoiler Alert! Repairing A Race Car Can Get Complicated, Fast.
  34. Hackaday Prize Entry: Sonic Glasses
  35. The Tourbillon: Anti-Gravity for Watch Movements
  36. Upverter Joins Altium
  37. Britain Invented Rock-N-Roll, And Other Stories
  38. Doomed Incandescent Light Blinker
  39. Cheap and Easy Magnetic DNA Separation Method Needs Your Help
  40. Turning On Your Amplifier With A Raspberry Pi
  41. Sorry US; Europeans Listen to Space with GRAVES
  42. Hackaday Links: August 27, 2017
  43. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Weedinator Project, Now with Flame
  44. 3D Printing T-Shirt Designs
  45. 3D Printer Tool Changer Gives You Access to Lots of Extruders
  46. Casting Metal Directly Into 3D Printed Molds
  47. DIY Mocha Cooker
  48. Harvesting Copper from Microwave Ovens
  49. Determining Kibble Level Via Time-of-Flight
  50. A Functioning 3D Printer For 10€
  51. Hackaday Prize Entry: Fochica Alerts You
  52. Design and 3D Print Robots with Interactive Robogami
  53. Superconference Interview: Alan Yates
  54. Raspberry Pi Is The Brains Behind Automated Greenhouse
  55. Cluephone for Partiers
  56. Blast Your Battery’s Sulphates, Is It Worth It?
  57. A Disc Shooter For When Rubber Bands Or Nerf Darts Aren’t Enough
  58. Blinking LEDs on the Internet of Printers
  59. Custom Cut Pinwheel Makes a Useful HVAC Duct Flow Meter
  60. Hackaday Prize Entry: CPAP Humidifier Monitor Alarm
  61. Driverless Lorries To Be Tested On UK Roads by End of 2018
  62. USB + μC = Peril?
  63. A 3D Printed Junction Transistor Model
  64. SHACamp 2017, A Personal Review
  65. Wooden Word Wristwatch Wows Woomies
  66. Quintuple-Sized LEGO Go-Kart
  67. DSLogic Plus Teardown and Review
  68. Mini Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Takes Moxie in KC
  69. Possibly the Most Up-Cycled, Hacked E-Bike You’ll See All Week
  70. Remote Controlled Nerf Bomb
  71. Hackaday Prize Entry: Bloodhound Autonomous Radiolocation Drone
  72. We’re Hiring
  73. Eclipse 2017: Report from an Extinct Volcano
  74. Floating Ants and Drops of Liquid with an Acoustic Levitator
  75. Ask Hackaday: Saving The World With Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Men
  76. 3D Printed Robotic Arms for Sign Language
  77. Finishing A Mini PS One: SLA vs Extruded
  78. Control The Air Conditioning With Slack
  79. DIY Electric Beach Luge is a Thrill
  80. So, You’ve Never Made A Spaceframe Before
  81. Mini Delta Gets a Hot End Upgrade
  82. Hackaday Prize Entry: E.R.N.I.E. Teaches Robotics and Programming
  83. Modular Storage with Peanut Butter and Lasers
  84. Friday Hack Chat: JavaScript on Microcontrollers
  85. Wood Finish from old Records
  86. The Last Interesting Chrysler Had a Gas Turbine Engine
  87. Make Your Own Compound Bow from PVC Pipe
  88. From Foot Pump Cylinders To Pneumatic Robot Fighting Arm
  89. Sniff Your Local LoRa Packets
  90. Yes, Of Course Someone Shot the Eclipse on a Game Boy Camera
  91. Someone Finally Did It With A 555
  92. Fake Ram: Identifying a Counterfeit Chip
  93. Hackaday Prize Entry: Staircane, a Walker That Takes the Stairs
  94. How Peptides Are Made
  95. ESP8266 Based Internet Radio Receiver is Packed with Features
  96. The Enigma Enigma: How The Enigma Machine Worked
  97. Self-Playing Violin: Eighth Wonder Of The World
  98. Laser Etching PCBs
  99. Electric Longboard with All-New Everything
  100. A Detailed Guide for 3D Printing Enclosures
  101. Open Source Modular Rocket Avionics Package
  102. Horizontal Magnetic Levitation Experiments
  103. Hackaday Prize Entry: MappyDot, a Micro Smart LiDAR Sensor
  104. Living Logic: Biological Circuits for the Electrically Minded
  105. Amphibious Houseboat Hits the Open Road
  106. Monoprice Mini Delta Review
  107. Credit Card Sized Spacecraft Poised to Sail to Alpha Centauri
  108. This 6502 Computer Project Is A Work Of Art
  109. Forget Troy. Try HelenOS
  110. DPS5005 Makes Digital Power Supply a Snap
  111. Hackaday Links: August 20, 2017
  112. Hackaday Prize Entry: SafeRanger, a Roving Power Plant Monitor
  113. Don’t Miss Watching this Solar Eclipse High Altitude Balloon Online
  114. A Digital LCD Makeover For An Analogue CRT Spectrum Analyser
  115. How to Eclipse When All You Have is a Welding Helmet
  116. Analysing 3D Printer Songs For Hacks
  117. Stun Gun vs 220v Mains Electricity
  118. Embiggen your Eclipse 2017 Experience with a Sun Funnel
  119. Make A Badge When There Is No Badge Yet
  120. Hackaday Prize Entry: Engine Control Units and Arduinos
  121. Reamer Regrinding Using a Toolpost Spindle
  122. Logic Gates Under (Air) Pressure
  123. Project Kino: Robotic Jewelry And Tech Accessory
  124. Fresh-Pressed Clothes Courtesy of TEO, the Iron Man
  125. It’s an Angle Grinder! No, it’s a Floor Sander!
  126. PiCorder: Raspberry Pi Stands in for Stone Knives and Bearskins
  127. Apple’s Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) Firmware Decrypted
  128. Live Stream to YouTube by Pointing a Box and Pressing a Button
  129. Hackaday Prize Entry: Archelon ROV Explores the Ocean
  130. Retrotechtacular: Olivetti Net3
  131. Latskap Semi-Automatic Liquor Cabinet
  132. Lasering Axonometric Fonts
  133. Fool Giants with Novelty-Sized Gold Bricks
  134. Catch the Eclipse with a Wearable Pinhole Camera
  135. Power Planer Brought Back To Life
  136. New Method for Measuring Lots of Resistors Using Very Few Wires
  137. Crowdsourcing The Study Of An Eclipse’s Effect On Radio Propagation
  138. Wearable Superconductors
  139. Hackaday Prize Entry: InspectorBot Aims to Look Underneath
  140. Fail of the Week: How Not to Repair a MagSafe Charging Cable
  141. Secret Serial Port for Arduino/ESP32
  142. Living on Mars: the Stuff You Never Thought About
  143. Multiple Monitors With Multiple Pis
  144. Krave Antweight Robot Gets Eaten And Stays Alive
  145. Wield The Power of Molten Metal
  146. A Great Way to Make Quick and Easy Knobs
  147. Bringing A 50 Watt Laser Cutter to Life
  148. Superconference Interview: Ben Krasnow
  149. Fridge Compressor to 2-Stroke Engine: JB Weld for the Win
  150. The Best Stereo Valve Amp In The World
  151. Friday Hack Chat: Graphical Programming Languages with Boian Mitov
  152. Making a Coil Gun Without Giant Caps
  153. Eclipse 2017: Was Einstein Right?
  154. Alexa In A Bunny Rabbit
  155. You Probably Don’t Want To Find This Toilet In Your Washroom
  156. GuitarBot Brings Together Art and Engineering
  157. The Latest Hacker Camp Badge Comes From BornHack
  158. A Gas Model Made of Magnets
  159. Use a Drill to Power Your Flipbooks
  160. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Bracelet for the Blind
  161. Pouring 1200° Tea: Foundry in a Fire Extinguisher
  162. Wideband Woes and the Junkbox Miata
  163. Superconference Talk Deadline Extended One Week
  164. Swedish Rocket Knives
  165. Product Development and Avoiding Stock Problems
  166. Get Your Eclipse Glasses Emblazoned with Hackaday
  167. Print A Flexible Keypad
  168. Clever Battery Holder Hack Makes Brilliant Earrings
  169. A Tiny Sharp MZ-80K That Really Works!
  170. Building A Motorized Barrel Boat
  171. DIY Dual Extrusion
  172. Smart Speed Bumps Slow Only Speeding Cars
  173. Hackaday Prize Entry: Smart Composting System
  174. Hands On With The SHACamp 2017 Badge
  175. Building An Ultralight Out Of Foam In A Basement
  176. Bibles You Should Read: PoC || GTFO
  177. From Handheld Bandsaw To Shop Bandsaw
  178. Filaween 2.0 is Go
  179. A Tale Of Two Raft Races
  180. Complete IR Control
  181. Hackaday Links: August 13, 2017
  182. Hackaday Prize Entry: Robo-Dog Learns to Heel
  183. Reverse Engineering A BLE Service To Control A Light Bulb
  184. Another Arduino Compatible? This Time, It’s A Sony
  185. Visual Development with XOD
  186. WiFi Deauthentication VS WiFi Jamming: What is the difference?
  187. Radio MDZhB
  188. Manually-Adjustable Three-Axis Gimbal
  189. Simple Step-Climbing Robot Climbs Like It’s On Mars
  190. Hackaday Prize Best Product Finalist: Reconfigurable Robots
  191. Wooden Domino Laying Machine
  192. FLEX Pager Protocol in Depth
  193. 3DP Enigma Keyboard Improves on the Original
  194. Mindstorms Soccer Robot Inspired by Real Soccer Robot
  195. CRT Cataract Surgery
  196. Turning and Burning with a CNC Pyrography Machine
  197. Do You Have An Endangered Craft?
  198. Superconference Interview: Akiba
  199. Hackaday Prize Entry: FabDoc is Version Control for Project Images
  200. Testing Distance Sensors
  201. Explore Venus with a Strandbeest Rover
  202. Books You Should Read: IGNITION!
  203. Decoding Enigma Using A Neural Network
  204. Rushing the Design and Construction of LED Centerpieces
  205. We Should Stop Here, It’s Bat Country!
  206. You Know You Can Do That with a 555
  207. Handheld Gimbal with Off-The-Shelf Parts
  208. Retro DEF CON Badge Made From ’80s Parts
  209. Hackaday Prize Best Product Finalist: Shape Shifting Structures For Space
  210. Getting Started with Blinking Lights on Old Iron
  211. 2017’s VCF West is Another Beloved Trip Down Memory Lane
  212. CNC Mill out of a Building Set
  213. Making a Cheap Radar Unit Awesome
  214. Convert Temperatures the Analog Way
  215. Synthetic Biology Creates Living Computers
  216. Quick Robin! The Bat Keychain!
  217. Silicone Molds for Stove-Top Metal Casting
  218. The Hackaday Prize: Exoskeletons for the Masses
  219. Friday Hack Chat: Crypto Challenge
  220. Retrotechtacular: The Bell Laboratory Science Series
  221. New Release Makes EAGLE and Fusion 360 Besties
  222. Get Inside a TCXO Clock Chip
  223. The Sensors Automating Your Commute
  224. Super Simple Hydraulics Using Syringes
  225. Laser Cut Enclosures from Eagle Files
  226. ColibriNANO USB SDR Receiver Reviewed
  227. DIY VT220 Keyboard
  228. Starter Guide to Linux Forensics
  229. ATMega328 3D!
  230. Hackaday Prize Entry: A BSTRD Preamp
  231. Eclipse Megamovie: Thousands of Cameras for Citizen Science
  232. Touchscreen Oscilloscope
  233. Know Thy LED
  234. Keep Pedaling to Keep Playing
  235. A Hypnotizing Interactive Art Piece for Visualizing Color Theory
  236. One Transistor RTL-SDR Upconverter
  237. Garage Distance Sensor Kicks Tennis Ball To Curb
  238. Shoot the Eclipse with a Phone and Do Not Go Blind
  239. Imaging Magnetism With A Hall Effect Camera
  240. Hackaday Prize Entry: Powered Running Stroller Keeps You Running
  241. The Trouble With Cordless Power Tools
  242. One Person’s Experience Of Having PCB Assembly Done In China
  243. Intro to the North American Traffic Signal
  244. Sailboat Throws Motor Overboard, Adds Sensor Array
  245. Inside This Year’s Queercon Badge
  246. Hackaday UK Unconference Needs You
  247. Make a Tesla Coil Winding Rig with K’Nex
  248. Full Color PCB Business Card
  249. Hackaday Links: August 6th, 2017
  250. InstantCAD Promises Faster Iterative Design
  251. Hackaday Prize Best Product Finalist: PewPew
  252. Condom and Catheter Team up to Save New Mothers’ Lives
  253. A New Battery For A Potted Clock Module
  254. Fidget Spinner Shreds with Bass Guitar Pickup
  255. Ink-Filled Machine Badges Score Respect for Your Gear
  256. Maintain Temperature with a DIY Laboratory Dry Bath
  257. Dedicated Button for Toggling Screens
  258. Hackaday Prize Entry: Low Cost KVM
  259. Know the Load with this Simple Microcontroller CPU Meter
  260. 3D Printing Flexible Surfaces out of Non-Flexible Material
  261. Electric LEGO Longboard Now Complete with Epic Road Test
  262. Add a Second SD Card to the Pi Zero
  263. Bespoke Processors Might Soon Power Your Artisanal Devices
  264. Take the Blue Pill and Go Forth
  265. MagSafe Power Bank from Scrap
  266. All the Hardware Badges of DEF CON 25
  267. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Six Axis Robotic Arm With Fingertip Control
  268. Hack Your Memory
  269. Neural Nets in the Browser: Why Not?
  270. Pogo Pin Serial Adapter Thing
  271. Simple 3D-Printed Circuitry
  272. OpenCV Turret Tracks Motion, Busts Airsoft Pellets
  273. Optogenetics for 100 Euros
  274. DIY Wind Turbine for Free Energy
  275. Under the Hood of AMD’s Threadripper
  276. The Amazon Echo As A Listening Device
  277. Superconference Interview: SpriteTM
  278. Hackaday Prize Entry: Pi-Driven Google Glass
  279. Mini Hacker Breaks Down How To Build It
  280. A Chrome Extension for Being a Jerk
  281. Avoiding The Engineer-Saviour Trap
  282. “The Alarm Clock Ate My Duvet Cover, That’s Why I’m Late!”
  283. Motorized Turntable Created from TV Stand
  284. Cascade LNAs and Filters for Radioastronomy with an SDR
  285. Eradicating Mosquitoes from Your Backyard — with Seltzer?
  286. Raspberry Pi Tracks Office Happiness
  287. Mini Tetris Game Packs a Tiny85
  288. Friday Hack Chat: PCB Manufacturing
  289. Eclipse 2017: Where Will You Be When the Sun Goes Away?
  290. A Wii U That Is Both Computer And Console.
  291. Why I Got The Job
  292. Scissor Lift Table From the Wood Shop, for the Wood Shop
  293. Dead Bug Soldered LED Ring of Awesome
  294. Getting Data Out Of Air-Gapped Networks Through The Power Cable
  295. Using a Logic Analyzer to Generate Screenshots from a Game Boy
  296. 3D printed Curta gets upgrades
  297. Amateur Radio Just Isn’t Exciting
  298. These Are The Twenty Finalists For The Hackaday Prize Best Product
  299. How to Do Beautiful Enclosures with Custom Fiberglass
  300. This Weekend: Vintage Computer Festival West
  301. Going Digital: Upgrading A Boat’s Analog Gauge
  302. A Case for the Desktop Vinyl Cutter
  303. Be the Firebender You Want to See in the World
  304. Look What People Brought to Breakfast at DEF CON
  305. TinyFPGA is a Tiny FPGA Board
  306. Low-Cost Rain Gauge Looks for Floods

July 2017

  1. “Borrow” Payment Cards with NFC Proxy Hardware
  2. These Twenty Wheels, Wings, and Walkers Won $1000 In The Hackaday Prize
  3. The Dark Arts – Remote File Inclusion
  4. Beautiful Rocketeer Jetpack Replica Boasts Impressive Metalwork
  5. Failing Infrastructure and the Lessons It Teaches
  6. Worried About Running Out Of Filament Mid-Print? Join It!
  7. Listen To Your Fermentation To Monitor Its Progress
  8. Fishing for AirPods with Magnets
  9. False Claims On Kickstarter: What’s New?
  10. Hackaday Links: July 30, 2017
  11. Find Instructions Hidden In Your CPU
  12. Looking Forward To SHA2017
  13. Hackaday Prize Entry: 18-DOF Hexaopod Aiming to Float
  14. Autonomous Boat Sails the High Seas
  15. Portable Stir-Fry Range
  16. Spice Up Your Bench With 3D Printed Dancing Springs
  17. Michael Ossmann Pulls DSSS Out of Nowhere
  18. Injecting Code Into Mouse Firmware Should Be Your Next Hack
  19. Everything You Need To Know About Logic Probes
  20. Bessel Filter Design
  21. Broadpwn – All Your Mobiles are Belong to Us
  22. Nixie Tachometer Displays in Style
  23. A Flexible Sensor That Moves With You
  24. Fail of the Week: Good Prosthetic Hand Design Goes Bad
  25. Edge-lit Pendants Show Two Layers are Better Than One
  26. Quick Hack Cleans Data from Sump Pump
  27. Arduino vs. Arduino: Musto Out, Banzi In
  28. Stealing Joules From An Aluminium-Air Battery
  29. Where a Wood Shop Goes, a Hackerspace Follows
  30. OpenEMS Makes Electromagnetic Field Solving… Merely Difficult
  31. North Carolina Hackerspace Destroyed by Fire, Members Vow to Rebuild
  32. Four Chords Should Be Enough For Anyone
  33. Give Your Bench Power Supply A Helping Hand
  34. Edit Hex in the Browser
  35. Unholy Mashup Of SpaceMouse And Sculpt Keyboard Is Rather Well Done
  36. 3D Printed Gearbox Lifts An Anvil With Ease
  37. Tell Time With a Reverse-Sundial Watch
  38. Hackaday Prize Entry: The Arduino Powered LED Persistence Of Vision Rechargeable 3D Printed Fidget Spinner
  39. Building a DEF CON Badge in Two Weeks
  40. Dog-Operated Treat Dispenser
  41. Telepresence Robot 2000 Leagues Under the Sea
  42. Play with a Papercraft Electronics Activity Book
  43. PobDuino Makes the Most of Grove
  44. Eye Tube Tests Capacitors
  45. Make Your Own Reed Switches
  46. Wire-bots, Roll Out!
  47. Fidget Spinner Slash Drone is Both
  48. Hackaday Prize Entry: Pan And Tilt Sprinkler
  49. Superconference Interview: Samy Kamkar
  50. Rotary Phones and the Birth of a Network
  51. Friday Hack Chat: Crowd Supply
  52. Maywa Denki’s Nonsense Machines
  53. Home Automation: Evolution of a Term
  54. Measuring Air Flow with Ultrasonic Sensors
  55. The Most Straightforward Wind Turbine
  56. Rapidly Prototyping RF Filters
  57. Fail Of The Week: How Not To Use Pushbuttons
  58. Make A Bit Of Cloth With This 3D Printable Loom
  59. Smart Gun Beaten by Dumb Magnets
  60. Hackaday Prize Entry: USB Packet Snooping
  61. KIM-1 to COSMAC Elf Conversion — Sort Of
  62. Sunday: Breakfast at DEF CON
  63. How to Take Pictures of PCBs
  64. Earth Ground And The Grid
  65. Hologram.io Offers Developers Free Cell Data
  66. The End of Arduino 101: Intel Leaves Maker Market
  67. Duocopter Does it With Two Fewer Propellers
  68. Designing the Atom Smasher Guitar Pedal
  69. This Method of Gluing onto Curves Sucks!
  70. DIY Illuminator for UV Fluorescence Photography
  71. The Perfect Tourist Techno-Cap
  72. Hackaday Prize Entry: Don’t Build This
  73. Monster Mindstorms Delta Bot Delicately Picks Candy
  74. Hackaday’s Assistive Technology Challenge Begins Now
  75. Simple Shop-made Taps for Threading Wood
  76. Review: TS100 Soldering Iron
  77. Meet the Video DJ Machine
  78. Controlling A Micro Helicopter with a PS2 Controller
  79. Simulating Snakes and Ladders for Fun, Not Profit
  80. Ok Google. Navigate to the International Space Station
  81. Hackaday Links: July 23, 2017
  82. Hackaday Prize Entry: Minimalist HTTP
  83. Automatic Phone Dialer Illuminates Inner Workings
  84. Huge Functionality, Small Package: A Custom Tablet, Raspberry Style
  85. Game Gear HDMI with SNES Controller
  86. Play it Again, Arduino
  87. Virtual CPU Stays on Script
  88. Control The Volume
  89. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source Patient Monitor
  90. UK To Register Multirotor fliers
  91. How To Turn An Animation Into A Soap Bubble Machine
  92. RoGeorge Attacks a Pulse Meter
  93. Using a Decade Counter to Make LEDs Flash
  94. Talking To A Lamp
  95. Read Amiga Floppies Using An Arduino
  96. VexRiscv: A Modular RISC-V Implementation for FPGA
  97. The Tuna Fish Sandwich Foundry
  98. World’s Largest Super Soaker is Dangerously Good Clean Fun
  99. Hackaday Prize Entry: Hydroponic Garden Control
  100. Linux Fu: Better Bash Scripting
  101. Electric Skateboard Rocks the Giant LEGO
  102. Hackaday Eclipse Meetups
  103. Serious DX: The Deep Space Network
  104. Push Button, Receive Beverage!
  105. DC Motor Whirligig Generates Power
  106. RF Noise Floor Concerns From Both Sides Of The Atlantic
  107. Robot Car Follows Wherever You Go
  108. Charge Your Phone on an Iron Throne
  109. DIY Air Cannon Snags Drones from the Sky
  110. Hackaday Prize Entry: Disaster Recovery WiFi
  111. Books You Should Read: The Idea Factory
  112. Heads-Up Display Turns Car Into Fighter Jet
  113. Beyond a Boot Print: The Lasting Effect of Apollo on Humanity
  114. SCiO “Pocket Molecular Scanner” Teardown
  115. Old Intercom Gets Googled with Raspberry Pi and AIY Hat
  116. Take Control Of Your Cheap Laser Cutter
  117. Lethal LED Lantern Leaks Lotsa ‘Leccy
  118. Innovating A Backyard Solar Battery System
  119. DEF CON Badgelife: The ESP Rules All
  120. Hackaday Prize Entry: BeagleLogic
  121. The 4-20 mA Current Loop
  122. Friday Hack Chat: Making Electronics for Education
  123. Raspberry Pi Trackpad From Salvaged Trackpad Plus Arduino
  124. Paul Horowitz and the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence
  125. This Isn’t The R2-D2 Controller You’re Looking For
  126. I am an Iconoscope
  127. Almost An Amiga For Not A Lot
  128. The Site of a Hundred Languages
  129. Backchannel UART without the UART
  130. DEF CON Badgelife: Someone Finally Did It
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: Dongle For A Headless Pi
  132. Hitching a Ride on a Missile
  133. Beautiful DIY Spot Welder Reminds Us We Love 3D Printing
  134. Rovers to the Rescue: Robot Missions Tackles Trash
  135. Microorganisms Can’t Hide From DropoScope
  136. Customize Forstner Bits For Fidget Spinner Explosions
  137. The Acorn Archimedes At 30
  138. Using the GPU from JavaScript
  139. 3D printed Math Grenade
  140. Hacking iBeacons For Automating Routines
  141. Best Product Entry: Emulating Memory
  142. Ask Hackaday: Selling Yourself as a Hacker
  143. Completely Owning the Dreamcast Add-on You Never Had
  144. Conventional Current Vs. Electron Current
  145. PLC vs Arduino Show Down
  146. The Cheapest Meter on Banggood
  147. Make Some Noise with the Typewriter Keyboard
  148. Radiohead’s Greatest Hits for the ZX Spectrum
  149. Hackaday Links: July 16, 2017
  150. Monitor Your City’s Air Quality
  151. Flush Out Car Thieves with a Key Fob Jammer Locator
  152. Slimline Nixie Clocks
  153. Three Thumbs, Way, Way Up!
  154. Hey NASA, Do You Want Your Stuff Back?
  155. Irising Chicken Coop Door
  156. The Sound of (Synthesized) Music
  157. Using 3D Printing To Speed Up Conventional Manufacturing
  158. Hackaday Prize Entry: Health-Monitoring Flexible Smartwatch
  159. Hydrodipping 101
  160. Let’s Play Spot The Fake MOSFET
  161. STM32CubeMX Makes Makefiles
  162. Reflective Sensor Becomes Kart Racing Lap Counter
  163. Laser Exposing PCBs With A Blu-Ray Laser
  164. Behind the Scenes at a Professional Fireworks Show
  165. Badge from Diamond Age Comes to DEF CON
  166. Fidget Spinners Put The ‘S’ In STEAM Education
  167. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Narrowband RF Transceiver
  168. Fabricate Your Own Tabletop Gaming Props
  169. A 3D Scanner that Archimedes Could Get Behind
  170. Books you should read: The Bridge
  171. A Neural Network Can Now be Your Writing Assistant
  172. World’s Worst Bitcoin Mining Rig
  173. Sneak Thieves Beware: A Pi Watcheth
  174. Improving the Accuracy of Gas Sensors
  175. Bearing-in-Bearing Fidget Spinner Taken to the Max
  176. Movie Encoded in DNA is the First Step Toward Datalogging with Living Cells
  177. Hackaday Prize Entry: Crop Data For Improved Yields
  178. Retrotechtacular: London Bus Overhaul
  179. Shed Pounds and Inches while Binge Watching Netflix
  180. Automate the Freight: The Robotic Garbage Man
  181. Mindstorms Morse Key Writes to Drawbot
  182. A Bright Idea for Reflow Soldering
  183. ESP8266 Dev Board Sports Flying Squirrel PCB Art
  184. No-Solder Breadboarding for SMD LEDs
  185. Laser Cutting Orreries
  186. eMMC to SD Hack Rescues Data from a Waterlogged Phone
  187. Hackaday Prize Entry: One-Handed, No-Look Keying
  188. Game Like it is 1983
  189. Friday Hack Chat: BadgeLife
  190. JPEG Decoding, Arduino Style
  191. Places to visit: Electric Mountain
  192. Hands-On: New AND!XOR Unofficial DEF CON Badge
  193. Making Synths out of Audio Cassettes
  194. Tinkercad does Arduino
  195. Digitool Helps Debugging
  196. Robot: Do My Bidding!
  197. Rescuing A Proprietary Battery Pack With A Cell From A Camera
  198. Hackaday Prize Entry: PCBs On Demand with Etchr
  199. Flying Defibrillators
  200. COSMAC Elf Calculator Gets New Firmware
  201. Bicycle Racing In Space Could be a Thing
  202. Automating Plant Care
  203. The Smart Pen
  204. Old Rabbit Ears Optimized for Weather Satellite Downlink
  205. DEF CON BadgeLife: Blinky Bling
  206. Building a Smart Airsoft Gun with Open Source Hardware
  207. Robot Solves Sudoku on Paper
  208. Hackaday Prize Entry: Stroke Rehabilitation Through Biofeedback
  209. Horns Across America: The AT&T Long Lines Network
  210. A Live ECU Simulator for OBD2 Projects
  211. Hackaday Superconference: Tickets and Proposals
  212. Your Puzzle’s Done When The Electronics Says So
  213. Dual Trace Scope 1939 Style
  214. At Last, (Almost) A Cellphone With No Batteries!
  215. Hackaday Links: July 9, 2017
  216. Hacking Touch Screens to Count Pulses
  217. Hackaday Prize Entry: Watching Out for Forest Fires
  218. Making a Small-Scale Brewery With A Raspberry Pi And Python
  219. ISM Communications for Arduino
  220. A Poor-Man’s Laser CNC Engraver
  221. Firework Shows, The Vintage Atari Way
  222. Building a Better Baby Bottle Boiler
  223. Tweet The Power Of Lightning!
  224. 6502 Retrocomputing Goes to the Cloud
  225. Best Product Entry: Open Source Internet of Dosimeter
  226. Old Chart Recorder becomes Single-Pixel Scanner
  227. Dropping Zip Bombs on Vulnerability Scanners
  228. Overhead Trolley Helps Clear the Air over CNC Router
  229. Atari 2600 in a Game Cartridge
  230. Finally, A Calculator For The Atomic Age!
  231. Improved Game Tokens with Laser Cutting and Clever Design
  232. Anyone Need a Little Fuming Nitric Acid?
  233. RADAR Controlled Speakers
  234. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wireless Weather Station Protects Crops from Frost
  235. Sort Out Chemical Storage For Your Shop
  236. PCB Art Becomes Lapel Pins
  237. Linux-Fu: Running Commands
  238. DEF CON Badgelife: The Puffy That Runs Linux
  239. Tetris on a Soldering Iron
  240. GPS Tracker Gets SMS Upgrade
  241. Blinking A Light With Ping
  242. Wearable Breadboard
  243. ESP to Wireshark
  244. Hackaday Prize Entry: Octo, The Robotic Walker
  245. LCaaS – Lawn Care as a Service?
  246. Two-Bit Astrophotography
  247. Gyrators: The Fifth Element
  248. Hacking Into…. A Wind Farm?
  249. Stalk Your Cats With A Browser-Controlled Robot
  250. Fixing Bugs In Ancient BASIC Games
  251. How Do They Synchronize Power Stations With The Grid?
  252. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Internet Doorbell
  253. Camera Slide Pans and Tilts Camera Mechanically
  254. A Virtual Machine, In Google Sheets
  255. Book Review: The Art Of The Patent
  256. Friday Hack Chat: A Design Slam Challenge
  257. Classic IBM TR-2 Flip-Flop Reproduction
  258. Free as in Beer, or the Story of Windows Viruses
  259. [Daito Manabe] Interview: Shocking!
  260. Gecko Feet in Space
  261. Steampunk-Inspired Art Clock!
  262. Camp Kitchen Kit For Food On The Go!
  263. Use All that Extra Space with PCB Panelization
  264. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY 6-Axis Micro Manipulator
  265. London Gatwick Airport Closes Runway In Alleged Drone Strike
  266. A Shocking Wizard Duel
  267. Drill Press to Mill Conversion
  268. Retrotechtacular: DC to DC Conversion, Rotary Style
  269. Softly To Sleep, My Raspberry Pi
  270. We Dig This LEGO Excavator Conversion
  271. Download and Laser Your Own Pulleys
  272. ESP32 Display is Worth a Thousand Words
  273. Best Product Entry: Telescope Control With RDuinoScope
  274. Tiny Light Bulb Flasher Vies for World’s Record
  275. Daily Prophet is a Magic Newspaper! (Kinda)
  276. Automate the Freight: Front Line Deliveries by Drone
  277. Fidget Spinner Gigantor
  278. 3D-Printed Turbine Rotary Tool Tops 40,000 RPM
  279. A Beverage Cooler That Comes To You!
  280. Australian Raspberry Pi Tutorials
  281. Hackaday Links: July 2, 2017
  282. Best Product Entry: A HSDK for Ultrasound Imaging
  283. Home Built PCB Mill Reportedly Doesn’t Suck
  284. PCB Solder Pad Repair & Cleanup
  285. The Almost Working, DIY Underwater Scooter Pistol Thing
  286. “Alexa, what plane is that?”
  287. Go Go Camera Slider
  288. Using A Thermal Camera To Spot A Broken Wrist
  289. Is It A Stupid Project If You Learn Something From The Process?
  290. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY DLP
  291. Manned Multirotor Flies Again, Electric Style
  292. The Breadboard RF103
  293. Custom Aluminum Wheels Teach a Thing or Two about Casting
  294. Launch Pad for Air-Water Rockets is Good Clean Fun for STEM Students
  295. TMS9900 Retro Build
  296. 3D-Printed Halbach Motor Part Two: Tuning, Testing

June 2017

  1. Gateway to Metal Casting
  2. How To MIDI Interface Your Toys
  3. Hackaday Prize Entry: Gaming Done Tiny with Keymu
  4. This Way to the Ingress: Keeping Stuff Dry and Clean with IP and NEMA
  5. Printrbot Teases Infinite Build Volume Printer
  6. Hacking On Mars In “The Martian”
  7. Graduation Cap Shows Us What It’s Got!
  8. Using Nanotubes to Strengthen 3D Prints
  9. Chilling a Hot Camera
  10. An Electric Fence for Snails and Slugs
  11. Key to Soldering: Pace Yourself
  12. Three Magnets Make Fidget Spinners Amazing And Only Engineers Will Appreciate This Hack!
  13. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Braille Keypad For SmartPhone
  14. Making Spirographs with LEGO and Math
  15. An ExoArm For The Elderly
  16. Something To Think About While You’re Mowing The Lawn
  17. Retro-Styled Raspberry Pi Radio
  18. Will it Sell?
  19. Arduino does Hard Science
  20. Ambitious Hackerboat Project Still Aiming High
  21. The 3D Printer Packing Problem
  22. Pixar Style Robots Are Treasure Trove Of Building Tricks
  23. Best Product Entry: Pocket Thermal Camera
  24. Mechanical Image Acquisition With A Nipkow Disc
  25. Friday Hack Chat: Climate Change
  26. Fly Across the Water on a 3D-Printed Electric Hydrofoil
  27. Wooden Laptop Enclosure: New Life for Old Thinkpad
  28. Copper, Brass, Mahogany, and Glass Combine in Clock with a Vintage Look
  29. New Ransomware Crippling Chernobyl Sensors
  30. An Enchanted Rose For A Beauty
  31. Machine Learning IDE in Alpha
  32. Dual-Purpose DIY Spot Welder Built with Safety in Mind
  33. An Hour to Surface Mount
  34. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Tiva Shaped Like an Arduino
  35. A Crash Course in Thingiverse Customizer
  36. The Computer of Yesterday, Today
  37. The PDP-1: The Machine that Started Hacker Culture
  38. CastAR Shuts Doors
  39. Tiniest Control Board Fits Inside an N-Gauge Model Train
  40. Using Machine Learning To Cut Down Surgical Videos
  41. Simple Wave Generation in Python (and SciPy)
  42. Ambitious ATtiny85 Board Tests a Beginner’s Skills
  43. Oscilloscope Mod for the Blues
  44. Hackaday Prize Entry: Messing Around With New Vacuum Tubes
  45. MEMS: The Biggest Word in Small
  46. A Switched Game Boy Advance SP
  47. Hacking an Inspection Microscope
  48. Fidget-Spinning Robot Out-Uselesses Other Useless Machines
  49. A Table From Beyond Infinity
  50. TEMPEST In A Software Defined Radio
  51. Flash a Light Bulb, Win a Prize
  52. Hackaday Links: June 25th, 2017
  53. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular Circuits with SnapBloks
  54. Another Helping Hands Build
  55. iPad, not Flux Capacitor, Brings DeLorean Back to the Future
  56. Animated Bathroom Sign
  57. Dirty Now Does Cables
  58. Listen to your Body
  59. 3D-Printed Rover Rolls Light and Looks Right
  60. A Goldmine Of Radio Shack Goodies Is Up For Auction
  61. Hackaday Prize Entry: A 3D Printer Management System
  62. 12-Foot Guitar Takes The Stage
  63. Fail of the Week: Tracking Meteors with Weather Radio
  64. Fake Your ID Photos – the 3D Way
  65. Spice Up Your Shop with a VW Pickup Wall Decoration
  66. Heathkit’s New RF Meter: Who is it for?
  67. EV3DEV Lego Linux Updated
  68. Nominal Lumber Sizes Land Home Depot And Menards In Hot Water
  69. Getting Data Off Proprietary Glucometers Gets a Little Easier
  70. Autonomous Transatlantic Seafaring
  71. Catastrophic Forgetting: Learning’s Effect on Machine Minds
  72. Simple Electric Bike Conversion from 3D-Printed Parts
  73. Go Small, Get Big: The Hack that Revolutionized Bioscience
  74. A Minority Report Arduino-Based Hand Controller
  75. Teaching STEAM With Fidget Spinners
  76. Interfacing a Retro Controller using the USBASP
  77. Adding a Riving Knife for Table Saw Safety
  78. Building A K9 Toy
  79. Self Driving Potato Hits the Road
  80. Hackaday Prize Entry: Elephant AI
  81. Amazing Motion-Capture of Bendy Things
  82. Converting a Robotic Motor For Lego Blocks
  83. Ask Hackaday: SawStop — Bastion of Safety or Patent Troll
  84. Detecting Mobile Phone Transmissions With a Sound Card
  85. Hacked Sea Scooter Lives Another Day
  86. Decoding NRSC-5 with SDR to Get In Your Car
  87. The Silence of the Fans
  88. Robot Draws Using Robust CNC
  89. Dumping Synth ROMs and Avoiding Bitrot
  90. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Go-Kart For a Special Child
  91. Panelizing Boards The Easy Way
  92. Friday Hack Chat: Perfect Purple PCBs
  93. 3D Printed Jet Engine
  94. You’re the Only One not Playing with Unity
  95. VIM Normalization
  96. Codebender Rises from the Ashes
  97. Long Range Wireless Internet
  98. Kill the Exhaust, Not Your Lungs with the Fume Coffin
  99. Writing a New Game for the Game Boy Color
  100. Reverse Engineering The Monoprice Printer
  101. Hackaday Prize Entry: 3D Printed Linear Actuator Does 2kg+
  102. MRIs: Why Are They So Loud?
  103. Testing the Outernet Dreamcatcher SDR
  104. Practical IoT Cryptography on the Espressif ESP8266
  105. Making a Wearable NFC Bus Pass
  106. Restoring a Retro 747 Control Display Unit
  107. An Antenna that Really Cooks–Really
  108. Life-Sized Pinball Drop Targets
  109. Fight a Minotaur with this Gorgeous Handheld
  110. The Immersive Flight Simulator From 1989
  111. Twenty IoT Builds That Just Won $1000 in the Hackaday Prize
  112. How To Build Your Own Convertible (For Under $500)
  113. DIY Shortcut Keyboard
  114. The Arduino Foundation: What’s Up?
  115. Intel Discontinues Joule, Galileo, And Edison Product Lines
  116. Better LEDs through DMA
  117. Voice Shifting with a Cyclone V FPGA
  118. Btrfs for the Pi
  119. Hackaday Prize Entry: Very, Very Powerful Servos
  120. Mixed Mode Bench PSU Delivers High Performance
  121. Towards DIY Flip Digit Clocks
  122. Holman is Your Phone’s Best Friend
  123. Drone Takes Off With a Flick of the Wrist
  124. BBSing with the ESP8266
  125. Open Source Digital Cinema
  126. FabricKeyboard Is Piano, Theremin And More
  127. Hackaday Prize Entry: Yet Another Unmanned Vehicle Controller
  128. Annealing Plastic For Stronger Prints
  129. Graphene from Graphite by Electrochemical Exfoliation
  130. Controlling a Robot Over the Internet Grows Up
  131. Sharpening Drills Bits the Hard Way
  132. 8-bit Computer for On-The-Go Programming
  133. ESP32 Mini Robot Packs Sensors and 4WD
  134. Make a Plotter Out of Rulers
  135. Radio Decoding Swiss Army Knife in a NES Controller
  136. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Mobile Electric Gate
  137. Fail of the Week: Museum Buttons
  138. SHA 2017 Talk Schedule Revealed
  139. Megabots, Colliders, Rockets, Tunnels Underground, and Other Big Dumb Ideas Will Save Us
  140. Homemade Computer from 1970s Chips
  141. Unlikely Cascade of Failures Leads to Microwave’s Demise
  142. CPLD-Based Synchronization of Multiple Software Defined Radios
  143. Laser PCBs with LDGraphy
  144. A Mechanical Laser Show with 3D-Printed Cams and Gears
  145. Internet of Hungry Hungry Things
  146. Hackaday Prize Entry: Oscilloscope for the Masses
  147. Imaginary AC Circuits Aren’t Really Complex
  148. Hacked Car Axle Yields Custom 90° Gearbox
  149. Amazon Echo Show
  150. New Take on the Binary Clock
  151. Need to Hold Something? Build a Custom Vise
  152. You are Go for FPGA!
  153. Music-Loving BeagleBone
  154. Cardboard and Paper Gun Shows Off Clever Construction
  155. Ikea Tradfri Hacking
  156. Hackaday Prize Entry: Automated Wildlife Recognition
  157. Designing your Project to Scale: Crossing the Chasm
  158. Friday Hack Chat: Electronics Design And Naming A Puppy
  159. Celebrating a Subscriber Milestone with a Copper YouTube Play Button
  160. DIY Raspberry Neural Network Sees All, Recognizes Some
  161. Gas Heater Gets A Battery Backup
  162. Hackaday Prize Official Rules Update
  163. Biped Bob Walks and Dances
  164. Grow Your Own Tin Crystals
  165. Single Part Boost Converter Challenge (Completed)
  166. The Mini Apple IIe That Runs On C.H.I.P.
  167. brdMaker, a DIY Pick and Place Machine
  168. Hackaday Prize Entry: Internet of Fidget Spinners
  169. Our Gunpowder And Tea Came From China, Why Didn’t We Copy Their Wheelbarrows?
  170. A Magic Light Bulb For All Your Bright Ideas
  171. The Red Special: Brian May’s Handmade Guitar
  172. A Cold Press Juicer For the Price of a Few Trips to Jamba Juice
  173. Harrier-like Tilt Thrust in Multirotor Aircraft
  174. A Universal USB To Quadrature Encoder
  175. Oh No! It’s the Claw Again!
  176. Paper Circuit Does Binary Math with Compressed Air
  177. New Brain for Smart Vacuum
  178. Hackaday Prize Entry: Compact Braille Printing Press
  179. PrusaControl: The Beginner’s Slicer
  180. Wings, Wheels, and Walkers that Move Humanity Forward
  181. How Smart is the Grid?
  182. Design a Coil for a Specific Inductance
  183. Big Slew Bearings Can Be 3D Printed
  184. Multifunction Raspberry Pi Chiptune Player
  185. Universal Robots Vision-Based LEGO Stacker
  186. Hackaday Links: June 11, 2017
  187. Hackaday Prize Entry: USB GSM GPS 9DOF SD TinyTracker Has All the Acronyms
  188. The Oldest Known Surviving PC Operating System
  189. SDR Sniffing Electric Gates
  190. Scanning Electron Microscope Adds to Already Impressive Garage Lab
  191. 3D Printed Radiation Patterns
  192. The Internet Of Interactive Cats
  193. Quality Assurance Through FPGA
  194. Drop-in Controller for eBay K40 Laser Engraver Gets Results
  195. Hackaday Prize Entry: Earthquake Warnings via Tweets
  196. Shapes Made From Light, Smoke, and A Lot of Mirrors
  197. The Monolith Brings the Boom to Maker Faire
  198. Scotty, Warp Screen Sharing!
  199. Detect Lightning Strikes With Audio Equipment
  200. Electronics That Can Handle The Pressure
  201. Visual Scanner Turns Obstacles into Braille
  202. Bouncing Pack Eases Those Tired Shoulders
  203. Casting Cylinder Heads Out Of JB Weld
  204. Hackaday Prize Entry : Cosmic Particle Detector Is Citizen Science Disguised As Art
  205. NEETS: Electronics Education Courtesy of the US Navy
  206. Portable Jacob’s Ladder for When…You Know… You Need a Portable Jacob’s Ladder
  207. Retrotechtacular: Reading and Sorting Mail Automatically
  208. Giving a Camera Mount a Little (Magnetic) Attractiveness
  209. Being a Friend to Man’s Best Friend
  210. Controlling a Moog Werkstatt with a Capacitive Touch Jankó Keyboard
  211. Hackaday Prize Entry: Printing Bones
  212. Mini Delta 3D Printer in Action at the Monoprice Booth
  213. Sony Unveils Swarm Robots for Kids
  214. TORLO is a Beautiful 3D Printed Clock
  215. From 50s Perceptrons To The Freaky Stuff We’re Doing Today
  216. Raspberry Pi Malware Mines BitCoin
  217. Nuts and Bolts: Keeping it Tight
  218. Adding Character To The C64
  219. Suffer No Substitutes — The Hudspith Steam Bicycle Is One-Of-A-Kind
  220. Automotive Radar and the Doppler Effect
  221. Solar Bulldozer Gets Dirty
  222. Helix Display Brings Snake Into Three Dimensions
  223. Robotic Arms Controlled By Your….. Feet?
  224. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY LCD based SLA 3D Printer
  225. Improving Mister Screamer; an 80 Decibel Filament Alarm
  226. Friday Hack Chat: 8-Bit Micros With Microchip
  227. Fail of the Week: Sand Casting Copper
  228. Reading Bingo Balls with Microcontrollers
  229. Show Us Your Internet of Useful Things by Monday
  230. DIY Ram Pump Obeys the Laws of Physics
  231. Summer Is Approaching. Are You Prepared To Relax?
  232. The Art Of The Silicon Chip
  233. Self-Driving RC Cars with TensorFlow; Raspberry Pi or MacBook Onboard
  234. How Many Hacks in an LED Display?
  235. The Other Kind of Phone Hacking
  236. Hackaday Prize Entry: The FPGA Commodore
  237. Automate the Freight: Maritime Drone Deliveries
  238. You Won’t Believe That Fidget Spinners Are Obvious Clickbait!
  239. The IP Of The Infinite Build Volume 3D Printer
  240. “You Had One Job”, Bot
  241. Hand-Wound Brushless Motors Revive Grounded Quad
  242. Amazon Gets a Patent For Parachute Labels
  243. Soft-legged Robot Handles Rough Terrain with Ease
  244. Mitosis: Anatomy of a Custom Keyboard
  245. Hackaday Prize Entry: Sub Gigahertz RF
  246. Exposing Dinosaur Phone Insecurity With Software Defined Radio
  247. Designing Products With Injection Molding in Mind
  248. Formlabs Announces a Desktop SLS 3D Printer
  249. DIY Grid Eye IR Camera
  250. Hacking On TV: What You Need To Know
  251. Starship One: The Ultimate 90’s Synthesizer
  252. Sun Ray Thin Client Becomes Raspberry Pi Workstation
  253. ESP8266 MQTT Remote Gate Entry
  254. Hackaday Prize Entry: Safety Glasses Are Also Hands-Free Multimeter
  255. Hackaday Links: June 4, 2017
  256. Impression Products V. Lexmark International: A Victory For Common Sense
  257. A Retro Car Stereo With Arduino Inside
  258. Gimbal SDI Camera Mod
  259. Arduino and Encoder form Precision Jig for Cutting and Drilling
  260. A Mobile Bar In A Trailer!
  261. Building a Self-Balancing Robot Made Easy
  262. Saving A Part-Way-Through Failed 3D Print
  263. Z80 Based Raspberry Pi Look-alike
  264. Hackaday Prize Entry: Water Level Station
  265. Holograms Can’t be Too Thin
  266. Antique Pinball Machine Lives as Clock
  267. Fluorescence Microscopy Meets DIY Fluid Management
  268. Super Mario World Jailbreak Requires no External Hardware
  269. Integrated Circuit Reverse Engineering, 1970s Style
  270. 540 PCBs Make a Giant LED Cube
  271. USB Charger Fooled into Variable Voltage Source
  272. Game Boy Mod Uses Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3
  273. Hackaday Prize Entry: Refugee Reuniter
  274. First thoughts on the new UP Core
  275. The Trouble with Old Model Steam Engines
  276. The Neuron – A Hackers Perspective
  277. Hackerspace Jukebox!
  278. Game Gear, Console Edition
  279. And the Grandfather of the Year Award Goes to…
  280. New Useless Machine Does The Twist
  281. Restoring a Strange Milling Machine from Craigslist
  282. Watch the ClearWalker Light Up and Dip Its Toes
  283. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Community Mesh Network
  284. Invention Killed the Inventor
  285. DIY Induction Soldering Iron
  286. FPGA Rescues Scope From The Dumpster
  287. Simulating VR Obstacles with Wheelchair Brakes
  288. Current Sink Keeps The Smoke In
  289. Shoot Video in 26 Different Directions
  290. ZeroBot is as Simple as it Gets

May 2017

  1. A Water Jet Cutter From A Cheap Pressure Washer
  2. Hijacking the Sonoff OTA Mechanism
  3. Hackaday Prize Entry: 3D Printed Mini-Lathe
  4. Interview: Francesco de Comité Makes Math Visually Awesome
  5. Friday Hack Chat: Audio Systems
  6. Additive + Subtractive = One Powerful Machine
  7. Malduino Elite – First Impressions
  8. Hacking an External Mic Port onto a Camera
  9. Counterfeit Hardware May Lead To Malware and Failure
  10. Oddly Satisfying – Twist Containers
  11. Inside a Microswitch
  12. PS Vita Hacked To Accept Micro SD Instead Of Costly Memory Cards
  13. LTE IMSI Catcher
  14. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Modular Open-Source AV Receiver
  15. How to Build Your Own Google AIY without the Kit
  16. Microchip’s PIC32MZ DA — The Microcontroller With A GPU
  17. Disco Flashlight Binary Analog Clock?
  18. HDMI Out on the Gameboy Advance
  19. Nitro Powered Rotary Tool
  20. Re-Creating the Apollo DSKY’s Display
  21. Float Spectrum, a Sound-Reactive Installation
  22. Crossing The Atlantic In A 42 Inch Boat
  23. Hackaday Prize Entry : DEER — An Electronic Repellent
  24. Metal 3D Printing: Insta-Layers
  25. Digital Clock Goes with the Grain
  26. Retrotechtacular: The Transistor (1953 Film)
  27. Chocolate Factory Simulation Makes Bars with LEGO
  28. Chess Set From Car Parts
  29. Sega’s Game Gear Gets a Video Output
  30. A Tube AM Transmitter In A Soup Can
  31. Hackaday Links: May 28, 2017
  32. Hackaday Prize Entry: ESP32 Monster and Getting Started Quickly
  33. IMSAI 8080 Resurrection
  34. A Flying, Fetching, Helping-Hand Omnicopter
  35. Procedurally Generating Random Medieval Cities
  36. Head-Up Display Augments Bionic Turtle’s Reality
  37. Go Portable with GameCube Advance SP
  38. OpenSTF Dock Ready to Farm Clicks
  39. Radio Controlled Pacemakers Are Easily Hacked
  40. Hackaday Prize Entry: MakerNet
  41. Use the Force to Turn On This Lamp
  42. The Internet of Cigars
  43. Sense Hat Comes Alive
  44. ESP32 Hamster Wheel Tracker Tweets Workout Stats
  45. Energy Harvesting Wristwatch Uses a Versatile Photodiode
  46. Hackaday Prize Entry: LiFePO4wered/Pi+
  47. The Tri Rotor Drone: Why Has It Been Overlooked?
  48. Nintoaster: The Next Generation
  49. Embed With Elliot: LIN is for Hackers
  50. Intel’s Vision for Single Board Computers is to Have Better Vision
  51. Making an Inexpensive DRO
  52. Hack Your Hot Air Station
  53. Ever hear of the Ford Cylon?
  54. Hacked by Subtitles
  55. Linux SambaCry
  56. Hackaday Prize Entry: Heart Failure Detection Device
  57. Music Reading for Machines
  58. Coleco In Spat With ColecoVision Community
  59. Ohm? Don’t Forget Kirchhoff!
  60. NIST Helps You With Cryptography
  61. These Engineering Ed Projects are Our Kind of Hacks
  62. Radar Sensors Put to the Test
  63. What Lies Within: SMT Inductor Teardown
  64. Only 90s Kids Will Appreciate This Prototype
  65. Fooling Samsung Galaxy S8 Iris Recognition
  66. Hackaday Prize Entry: Underwater Glider Offers Low-Power Exploration
  67. Hackaday’s BAMF Meetup Spills into the Streets of San Mateo
  68. On Point: The Yagi Antenna
  69. Friday Hack Chat: Antiquated Technologies With Fran Blanche
  70. [Bre Pettis] Buys Other Machine Co.
  71. First Look at ABC: Basic Connections
  72. Practical Enclosure Design, Optimized for 3D Printing
  73. Tightwad Hacks Label Printer, Beats Manufacturer at Own Game
  74. Bring Home a Classic Synth with the DIY Fairlight CMI
  75. Run From the Sound of Footsteps in Blind Game of Tag
  76. Google Home Meets ESP8266
  77. Arise, Chicken, Arise!
  78. Hackaday Prize Entry: Rangefinder + Camera = SmartZoom
  79. The Textile Bench
  80. Go Big or Go Home: A Tablecloth Touchpad
  81. Stupid Git Tricks
  82. Josef Prusa: Multi Material Extruders for Amazing Color Prints
  83. Custom Workstation Makes Plasma Cutting a Breeze
  84. Doomed Thermostat
  85. An Education on SoC using Verilog
  86. Zombie Badges Take Over Security Con
  87. Blacksmith’s Junkyard Power Hammer Packs a Punch
  88. Hackaday Prize Entry: WiFi ePaper
  89. Hardware Heroes: Tim Hunkin
  90. Evezor Robotic Arm Engraves 400 Coasters
  91. Wrap Your Mind Around Neural Networks
  92. The GNU GPL Is An Enforceable Contract At Last
  93. Gravity Defying Drips of a Bike Pump Controlled Fountain
  94. Bitcoin Price Ticker
  95. A MIDI Harmonica
  96. Hackaday Links: May 21, 2017
  97. Hackaday Prize Entry: A PC-XT Clone Powered By AVR
  98. DIY USB Power Bank
  99. Humans May Have Accidentally Created a Radiation Shield Around Earth
  100. Wake Up To Fresh Coffee!
  101. Multipurpose ESP8266 keychain
  102. Dis-Integrated 6502 Running Programs; Acting Like Computer
  103. The Tiniest Mechanical Keyboard Ever
  104. Arduino Cinque – The RISC-V, ESP32, WiFi, Bluetooth Arduino
  105. FAA’s Drone Registration System Struck Down For Hobbyists
  106. BAMF: Hard Drive Platter Launcher Among All-Time Favorites
  107. Custom Hydraulic Cylinders from Off-the-Shelf Components
  108. Pedometer for Calorie Conscious Hamster Owners
  109. Building a Replica Final Cartridge III
  110. A Simple, DIY GPS Tracker
  111. A DIY NES Advantage Controller For The NES Classic
  112. Sense All the Things with a Synthetic Sensor
  113. Hackaday Prize Entry: Customizable Linear Actuators
  114. Alexa, Sudo Read My Resistor! A Challenge for Hackers
  115. Doubling The Capacity of Power Tool Batteries
  116. Handheld Network Analyzer Peek Inside
  117. Blackberry Eyes Up Car Anti-Virus Market
  118. Synthesizing Strings on a Cyclone V
  119. Everything’s a Touch Surface with Electrick
  120. Self-assembling Polymers Support Silicone 3D Prints
  121. Robot Lives in Your Garden and Eats the Weeds
  122. Hackaday Prize Entry: HeartyPatch
  123. Social Engineering is on The Rise: Protect Yourself Now
  124. Robotsota, Fighting Geese, and Machine Speak at World Create Day
  125. Coke Can Fueled Power Generator
  126. KiCAD Best Practices: Library Management
  127. Need for New Hobby Leads to Stone Marbles
  128. Balancing Robot Needs Innovative Controller and Motor
  129. Logic Analyzer on Chips
  130. LEGO Train Explores a World of Sparkling Light
  131. Hackaday Prize Entry: OLED Displays For Soldering Iron Tips
  132. Solar Powered Camper is a Magic Bus Indeed
  133. Yet Another IoT Botnet
  134. Friday Hack Chat: All About Hardware
  135. JeVois Machine Vision Camera Nails Demo Mode
  136. Exoskeleton Aims to Prevent Falls for Seniors
  137. A Few of Our Favorite Chips: 4051 Analog Mux
  138. Monoprice Releases Their Mini Delta Printer (On Indiegogo)
  139. Arduino (and Camera) Take Amazing Pictures
  140. 3D Printing Custom LED Bar Graphs
  141. Sudo Google Assistant
  142. A Very Large VU Meter Indeed
  143. Reverse Engineering An Ultrasonic Car Parking Sensor
  144. Hackaday Prize Entry: Collaborative Water Purification
  145. If The I And Q Of Software Defined Radio Are Your Nemesis, Read On
  146. Sip-and-Puff Touchscreens and Grilled Meat During World Create Day
  147. Folding Mass Effect Pistol!
  148. Don’t be a Code Tyrant, Be A Mentor
  149. JB Weld Fixes Cracked Cylinder Heads
  150. Zen and the Art of Arduino
  151. Digitize Your Room With LIDAR
  152. Light a Fire Under Your…Skateboard?
  153. Liquid Cooling Overclocked Raspberry Pi With Style
  154. Reusing A Wire Bonded Chip
  155. Hackaday Prize Entry: Self Sustained Low Power Nodes
  156. Attack on the Clones: A Review of Two Common ESP8266 Mini D1 Boards
  157. It’s Back! Hackaday Meetup at Bay Area Maker Faire
  158. Cameo Cutter Makes SMD Stencils
  159. The Long Tail of DIY Electronics
  160. CNC Machine Boasts Big Bed, Impressive Power from Off-the-Shelf Parts
  161. Wireless Terminal Over ESP8266
  162. Art With Steppers And STM32
  163. Upgraded Roboceratops Still Not Extinct
  164. Hackaday Links: May 14, 2017
  165. Hackaday Prize Entry: WiFi Game Boy Cartridge
  166. Car Security Experts Dump All Their Research and Vulnerabilities Online
  167. The Modern Retrocomputer: An Arduino Driven 6845 CRT Controller
  168. Patents on MP3 Format Due to Expire
  169. VR and Back Again: An XRobots Tale
  170. Better Car Audio With Guitar Effects
  171. A Mini-ITX Atari 800
  172. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Femtocell Repeater
  173. Global Cyber Attack Halted: Autopsy Time
  174. From Amritsar to Busselton; More World Create Day Stories
  175. Say Hello to This Cortana Hologram
  176. Transparent 3D Printing?
  177. Javascript Art is in the URL
  178. Microcontroller Load Meter Tells You How Hard It’s Currently Working
  179. Hacklab’s Logo Changes with the Habitat of a Beet Plant
  180. Son of Sonoff
  181. Massive Cyber Attack Cripples UK Hospitals, Spreads Globally
  182. Another Printer With An Infinite Build Volume
  183. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular Stepper Control
  184. Simulating the Learn-by-Fixing CPU
  185. 3D Printing A Synthesizer
  186. Automate the Freight: Medical Deliveries by Drone
  187. HP Laptops Turn Up Keylogger Where You Wouldn’t Expect It
  188. Cheap Helping Hands: Just Add Time
  189. Vintage Plotter Handles Chaos With Ease
  190. Templates Speed Up Arduino I/O
  191. Get into Biohacking on the Cheap with this Electrophoresis Rig
  192. Translate Color to Smell with Bouquet
  193. Hackaday Prize Entry: Open Source Electrospinning
  194. Tearing Down the Boss Phone
  195. Just In Time For Summer: A Remote Controlled Snowblower
  196. History of Git
  197. They Have Electronics in Junk Mail Now
  198. Vintage Portable TV Turned Retro Gaming System
  199. Build Your Own Hydroponic Wheel
  200. Git Shell Bypass, Less is More
  201. Quick and Dirty Shock Gloves
  202. Pool Playing Robot Destined for Trouble in River City
  203. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular Rail Lighting
  204. Designing for Fab: a Heads-Up before Designing PCBs for Professional Assembly
  205. Friday Hack Chat: Tenaya Hurst From Arduino
  206. Hacking the Thotcon 0x8 Badge
  207. How a Hacker Remembers a PIN
  208. Measuring Walking Speed Wirelessly
  209. LED Tail Lights for Improved Motorcycle Visibility
  210. 3D-Printed Tiger Lopes with the Help of a Motor
  211. Monoprice Select Mini Gets Smooth
  212. Precision Pressure In A Piston
  213. Keep the Burglars Away With Some Pi
  214. Hackaday Prize Entry: Coaxial Drones
  215. Building an OBD Speed Pulse: Behold the ICE
  216. A Full Stack GPS Receiver
  217. Number Twitters
  218. Learn Advanced PCB Design for $200–Worth It?
  219. DIY Tiny Single-PCB Synthesizer
  220. A Remotely Tuned Magnetic Loop Antenna
  221. Conflict Escalates Between Brilliant Rat and 555 Timer
  222. Cooking With The Awesome Power Of Plasma!
  223. Hackaday Prize Entry: Secure Storage on SD Cards
  224. The SHA2017 Badge Revealed
  225. Make Munich was Awesome
  226. The Dangers of Engineering While Unlicensed
  227. These Twenty Designs Just Won $1000 in The Hackaday Prize
  228. A Queen Mystery: The Legend of The Deacy Amp
  229. Powerful, Professional Brushless Motor from 3D-Printed Parts
  230. A Digital Tacho For A Harley
  231. “Look Ma, No Gyros!”: A Self-Balancing Mechanical Velociraptor
  232. Anatomically Correct Plotter Avoids Back Scratch Fever
  233. Hackaday Links: May 7, 2017
  234. Hackaday Prize Entry: RepRap Helios
  235. The Internet Connected Dog Treat Machine
  236. Sorting Two Tonnes Of Lego
  237. Remotely Controlling a Not-So-Miniature Hot Air Balloon
  238. Open Source Firmware For Hoverboards
  239. Butter Passing Battlebot
  240. Phase Modulation With An FPGA
  241. Hackaday Prize Entry: Device for Seismic Noise Analysis
  242. The Nintendo PlayStation: Finally Working
  243. Reverse Engineering Space Invaders Sound Chip
  244. Hackaday Prize Bring-a-Hack Munich was Great
  245. DIY Lap Counters for Drone Racing
  246. Measuring Gait Speed Passively to Diagnose Diseases
  247. Ad Hoc MIDI to Music Box Project Shows Power of Hacker Community
  248. Converting Parallel Port CNCs To USB
  249. DARPA Plans To Begin Hacking Human Brains
  250. A Smart Table For Gamers
  251. 4-LED Octal Clock Demands Colorful Math
  252. Hackaday Prize Entry: Electro-Magnetic Enabled Bagpipes
  253. Learn by Fixing: Another Verilog CPU
  254. Neural Networks Walk Better Than Humans for Game Animation
  255. Using Modern C++ Techniques with Arduino
  256. The Science Behind Boost Converters
  257. Don’t Forget: Bring a Hack Munich is Tonight
  258. MATLAB and Simulink for Zynq
  259. Ancient Robot Creates Modern Art
  260. AI Generates Color Palettes; Has Remarkably Good Taste
  261. Ultrasonic Tracking Beacons Rising
  262. Industrial Robots, Hacking and Sabotage
  263. Hackaday Prize Entry: Arduino Splash Resistant Toilet Foamer
  264. The Princess and the HDD: Poor Design Choices
  265. Google AIY: Artificial Intelligence Yourself
  266. We’ve Got It Down PAT: Appliance Electrical Safety Testing
  267. Mission Control for Kerbal
  268. Reverse-Engineering the Peugeot 207’s CAN bus
  269. Model of a Transmission Line
  270. Rusty ARM
  271. Pneumatic Rotary Vane Joints Lend A Gentle Helping Hand
  272. Electromechanical Lunar Lander
  273. Hackaday Prize Entry: Analyzing and Controlling Hand Tremors
  274. Hands-On the Hot New WeMos ESP-32 Breakout
  275. Friday Hack Chat: Chip Gracey from Parallax
  276. Tweezing Diodes
  277. Fail of the Week: New Hackerspace Burglarized Days Before Opening
  278. Your Next Desktop… QNX?
  279. Hack Your Hike with this Arduino Puzzle Geocache
  280. How to Reverse Engineer a Chip
  281. Copper Foil Makes Music–With a Little Help
  282. Thermal Panorama One Pixel At A Time
  283. Robotic Glockenspiel and Hacked HDD’s Make Music
  284. Hackaday Prize Entry: Seizure Detection by EEG
  285. Scope Review: Keysight 1000 X-Series
  286. Have Chainsaw, Will Travel
  287. Is Intel’s Management Engine Broken?
  288. Want Gesture-Tracking? All You Have To Do Is Lift Your Finger.
  289. Restoring a Japanese Oscilloscope
  290. STM32 Analog Converter Phase Noise
  291. Honey, When Did We Get an Indoor Pool?
  292. Adding a debugger to a Teensy 3.5/3.6
  293. The Raspberry Pi Becomes a SCSI Device
  294. Hackaday Prize Entry: Hacker Calculus
  295. A Brief History of Radioactivity
  296. IuT ! IoT
  297. Another California Water Crisis
  298. New Part Day: The $239 Pi Clone
  299. Portable Bluetooth Speaker Reacts to Sound
  300. Printing Bed Off-Kilter? Blu-Tack To The Rescue!
  301. Little eBay Tesla Coil Gets an Upgrade

April 2017

  1. Hackaday Links: April 30, 2017
  2. Hackaday Prize Entry: High Speed Sampling For The Raspberry Pi
  3. Vintage Vending Machine Makes The Perfect Gift
  4. TI 99/4A Weather Station
  5. U.S Air Force Is Going To Get Hacked
  6. Afroman Makes A UHF Oscillator From A Potato
  7. The Mother of All Belt Grinders
  8. A LED Strip Clock As Linear As Time
  9. Linger Keeps You Around After You’ve Gone
  10. Hackaday Prize: An Autonomous Beach Art Robot
  11. The Connected Calculator with ESP8266
  12. Simple Range Testing for LoRa Modules
  13. Logs For A Toilet
  14. Teensy and 3D Printer Make Beautiful Music Together
  15. A ‘Do Not Disturb’ Digital Assistant
  16. An Alien-Themed… Cuckoo Clock ?
  17. Manual LCD Makes Information Display Tedious, Educational
  18. A Home Made Air Pump From PVC Pipe
  19. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Double Action Keyboard
  20. Retrotechtacular: Farming Implements in 1932
  21. 72 Hours to Design Your Concept
  22. I’m A Tricorder, Not A Doctor, Jim!
  23. Hands on with the Pinebook
  24. Low-cost Drift Buoy Plies the Atlantic for Nearly a Year
  25. Air-Powered Wheelchair Goes Like The Wind
  26. Hackaday Prize Bring-a-Hack at Make Munich Next Week!
  27. Sous Vide Arduino isn’t Lost in Translation
  28. To Deal with Plastic Trash, All You Need is Bugs
  29. Stealing Cars for 20 Bucks
  30. Help Wanted: Open Source Oscilloscope on Rigol Hardware
  31. Assistive Technology Pioneer Patrick Joyce Has Passed Away
  32. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Automated Still
  33. Fundamentals of Fingerprint Scanning
  34. Friday Hack Chat: The Hackaday Prize
  35. Cheap and Easy Emergency Butane Stove
  36. OSM (Pronounced Awesome) Hardware Makes DNA in Space
  37. Siri Controls Your PC Through Python and Gmail
  38. Sexiest Tiny Metal Core-XY 3D Printer
  39. A Modern Day PDP-11 Front End
  40. FPGAs in C with Cynth
  41. Wherein The Mechanical Keyboard Community Discovers Motorized Linear Potentiometers
  42. Replicating a Victorian Era Console
  43. Hackaday Prize Entry: HID Dial
  44. Making a Solar-Cell Tester With Mecrisp-Stellaris Forth
  45. Hack Your Own Samsung TV With The CIA’s Weeping Angel Exploit
  46. Juicero: A Lesson On When To Engineer Less
  47. VR Mech’s Missing Link: The Phone in Your Pocket
  48. Get Up Close to your Soldering with a Pi Zero Microscope
  49. Old Part Day: Voltage Controlled Filters
  50. Look at me with your Special Animatronic Eyes
  51. Error: LP0 On ????
  52. Heavy Metal Detectors
  53. Hackaday Prize Entry: Brightenmacher
  54. Ask Hackaday: What About the Diffusers?
  55. Around the Globe on World Create Day
  56. An Analog Charge Pump Fabrication-Time Attack Compromises A Processor
  57. Different Differentials & The Pitfalls of the Easy Swap
  58. Papa Loves Mamba: Slithering Robot is Reconfigurable
  59. Model Sputnik Finds its Voice After Decades of Silence
  60. ESP32’s Freedom Output Lets You Do Anything
  61. Hackaday Prize Entry: MCXY – Mini Laser Cut Aluminum 3D Printer
  62. Steve Evans Passes Away, Leaves an Inspiring Legacy
  63. PogoPlug Hacking: A Step by Step Guide to Owning The Device
  64. Behold the Many Builds of World Create Day
  65. Life on Contract: Hacking your Taxes
  66. Official Launch Of The Asus Tinker Board
  67. Neural Networks: You’ve Got It So Easy
  68. White-hat Botnet Infects, Then Secures IoT Devices
  69. Laser Surgery: Expanding the Bed of a Cheap Chinese Laser Cutter
  70. Arbitrary Code Execution is in Another Castle!
  71. ESP32’s Dev Framework Reaches 2.0
  72. Hackaday Links: April 23, 2017
  73. Hackaday Prize Entry: Memes
  74. This Hacker Fit An Entire RetroPie In An Altoids Tin
  75. The Raspberry Pi As An IR To WiFi Bridge
  76. Gawkerbot is Watching You
  77. A Cool Mist that Dries Your Clothes
  78. Retrofitting An Amstrad CPC6128 With A Floppy Emulator
  79. Ultrasonic Raspberry Pi Piano
  80. How Many Watts Are You Using?
  81. Hackaday Prize Entry: A Complete Suite Of Biomedical Sensors
  82. X-Ray Imaging Camera Lens Persuaded to Join Micro Four Thirds Camera
  83. Little Laser Light Show is Cleverly Packaged, Cheap to Build
  84. The Internet of Rice Cookers
  85. [Hari] Prints an Awesome Spider Robot
  86. An 8-Bit Transport Triggered Architecture CPU in TTL
  87. 3D Printing Glass Using Stereolithography
  88. Building a Metalworking Vise, Layer by Layer
  89. Smart Child Seat Aims to Prevent Tragedy
  90. Hackaday Prize Entry: Portable LED Flash For Photography
  91. Ask Hackaday: Why Did Modular Smart Phones Fail?
  92. Do Something Constructive Tomorrow
  93. Automated Parts Counter Helps Build a Small Business
  94. IoT Security is Hard: Here’s What You Need to Know
  95. Simple Scanner Finds the Best WiFi Signal
  96. Put Plasma to Work with this Basic Toolkit
  97. Budget Astrophotography With A Raspberry Pi
  98. FlowCode Graphical Programming
  99. New Part Day: Very Cheap LIDAR
  100. Half Baked IoT Stove Could Be Used As A Remote Controlled Arson Device
  101. Hackaday Prize Entry: DIY ARM Scientific Calculator
  102. Pi Network Attenuators: Impedance Matching For The Strong Of Signal
  103. Giant Solderless LEGO NES Controller Gives Everyone Tiny Hands
  104. Automate the Freight: Drones Across the Sea
  105. E-ink Display Driven DIY
  106. Learn a Language, One Moment at a Time
  107. Go Wireless with This DIY Laser Ethernet Link
  108. A Simple, Easy To Use ESP32 Dev Board
  109. A Robot Arm With The Tender Grip Of An Octopus
  110. You Think You Can’t Be Phished?
  111. Flying The First Open Source Satellite
  112. Don’t Try This at Home is Cliché for a Reason
  113. Call for Hack Chat Hosts
  114. Discontinued Nintendo Consoles and Raspberry Pis
  115. Moving Forth with Mecrisp-Stellaris and Embello
  116. Manhattan Marauder’s Map
  117. Ethanol-Powered Arduinos
  118. Robot Targets Eyeballs, Fires Lasers. OSHA’s Gonna Love this One
  119. Upgrading RAM on a Nexus 5X
  120. Enabling Ethernet On The ESP32
  121. Photochromic Eggs: Not for Breakfast
  122. Hackaday Prize Entry: GoKart Tank
  123. Networking: Pin the Tail on the Headless Raspberry Pi
  124. Up, Up, Up: $2k More Seed Funding for Projects that Matter
  125. Electronifying A Horror Fraught Hydraulic Press
  126. The Surface Area to Volume Ratio or Why Elephants Have Big Ears
  127. Making Tension Based Furniture
  128. Brazil Wins the Raspberry Pi Overclocking Olympics
  129. A Real Hacker’s IDE
  130. A Smart Switch Board For The ESP8266
  131. This Binary Keyboard Is For ASCII Purists
  132. Prisoners Build DIY Computers and Hack Prison Network
  133. Hackaday Prize Entry: Another Internet Button
  134. Organizers of World Create Day are Getting Something Special
  135. Microswitches: Past the Tipping Point
  136. A Touchscreen From 1982, That Could Kill With A Single Finger Press
  137. Victorians and Fiber, Louisville’s Quest For Fast Internet
  138. Broken Yoga Becomes Firewall
  139. A Tool For KiCad Board Renderings
  140. Mangling Images With Audio Effects
  141. Pi Time – A Fabric RGB Arduino Clock
  142. Hackaday Links: April 16, 2017
  143. Hackaday Prize Entry: Wearable Micro Pump Treats Your Fever for You
  144. Z80 Fuzix Is Like Old Fashioned Unix
  145. Desktop Factory Teaches PLC Programming
  146. Interactive Board Prompts Moves for Checkers and Chess
  147. Hacker U.
  148. Gain Access to Science Two Ways
  149. Easy DIY Microfluidics
  150. An Interactive Oasis At Burning Man
  151. Hackaday Prize Entry: Hot Logic
  152. Mains Clocking A Microcontroller
  153. An Even Smaller BeagleBone
  154. Measuring Capacitors at the Birth of Rock and Roll
  155. High Vacuum with Mercury and Glassware
  156. PassivDom: Mobile Homes for Millenials
  157. Build Your Own PC — Really
  158. KFC Winged Aircraft Actually Flies
  159. Dual SIM Hack For Single SIM Slot Phones.
  160. Hackaday Prize Entry: Breathe Your Troubles Away
  161. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Python?
  162. OBD-II Dongle Attack: Stopping a Moving Car via Bluetooth
  163. The Complex Issue Of Hackspace Donations
  164. Burger King Scores Free Advertising from Google Home with a Whopper of a Hack
  165. The Improved Luggable PC
  166. Lattice iCE40 FPGA Configured by Linux Kernel
  167. Apparently Time IS Money
  168. Daedalus Jet Suit Takes to the Skies
  169. Measuring Tiny Masses Acoustically
  170. Hackaday Prize Entry: Zappotron Super Sequencer
  171. Heat Shrink Tubing and the Chemistry Behind Its Magic
  172. FPGA Emulates NES Cart; Prototype So Cyberpunk
  173. Say It With Me: Root-Mean-Square
  174. Google Calendar Interface for Your Internet of Lawns
  175. Defeat the Markup: Iphone Built by Cruising Shenzhen
  176. 4.4 GHz Frequency Synthesis Made Easy
  177. Detect Cars Running Stop Signs (and Squirrels Running Across the Roof)
  178. Can You Build an E-ink Display From Scratch?
  179. Every Tornado Siren In Dallas Hacked
  180. Hackaday Prize Entry: Real Hard Drives In The Raspberry Pi
  181. Retro Teardown: Inside An 8-Track Stereo Player
  182. Friday Hack Chat: Open Source Silicon
  183. 32-Bit Processing For The Vectrex Arcade System
  184. Fix-A-Brick 2: Nexus 5X Rises From the Ashes
  185. DIY DynDNS with ESP8266 and Dweets
  186. Customize Your Ratios with a 3D-Printed Gearbox
  187. Keep an Eye on the Sky With rDuinoScope
  188. $10 Orange Pi 2G-IoT Released to Compete With Pi Zero W
  189. Hackaday Prize Entry: Experiments with Wheeled Legs
  190. Making Metal Dominoes
  191. World Create Day: Get Together and Hack on April 22nd
  192. Ask Hackaday: How Does This Air Particle Sensor Work?
  193. A Huge Infra-Red Touch Board
  194. Trademarking Makerspace (Again)
  195. Introduction To TensorFlow
  196. A Tiny Bench Power Supply
  197. ESP32 WiFi Hits 10km with a Little Help
  198. RadiantBee Is A Flying Microwave Antenna Calibration System
  199. 8-Bit Breadboard Computer is up to 8 Hours
  200. Wireless Nunchuck R/C Remote!
  201. Wirelessly Charge Your Phone From High Voltage Power Lines
  202. Hackaday Prize Entry: Detecting Adulterated Food Using AI
  203. Hackaday Trims Its Own Resistors
  204. Souped-Up, Next Gen Wearables
  205. Lights Out in Québec: The 1989 Geomagnetic Storm
  206. Submersible Robots Hunt Lice With Lasers
  207. PC In A Mouse
  208. Custom Media Center Maintains Look of 70s Audio Components
  209. Generator Monitor Gives the Phone Company the Boot
  210. Hackaday Links: April 9, 2017
  211. Hackaday Prize Entry: Obsolete Time Lite
  212. Industrial Indicator Makes the Move from PLC to FPGA
  213. The Cubic Cyphercon Badge
  214. Shoelace Locks Keep your Fancy Footwear Firmly Attached
  215. How To Hack Your Own Password
  216. FreeRTOS Gets Class
  217. A Grenade Launcher Named RAMBO
  218. BrickerBot Takes Down your IoT Devices Permanently
  219. Hackaday Prize Entry: An Electric Longboard
  220. $8 3D Printed Photo Turntable uses Upcycled Parts
  221. Everyone Loves Faster ESP8266 TFT Libs
  222. PUFFER: A Smartphone-Sized Planetary Explorer
  223. Getting a Measure on Particulates in Stuttgart
  224. Easy Free Piston Stirling Engine
  225. Build Your Own High Power Air Cannon Out Of PVC
  226. Star Trek Desktop Viewer In The Palm Of Your Hand!
  227. Popping the Top of A Ceramic IC
  228. Hackaday Prize Entry: WiFi In Wall Switches
  229. PlatformIO and Visual Studio Take over the World
  230. Drinkable Clouds Get You Second-Hand Drunk
  231. Is My Password Safe? Practices for People Who Know Better
  232. Propeller Backpack for Lazy Skiers
  233. File Format Posters
  234. Vintage Telegraph Sounder Clicks Again
  235. That Sucks! Death of a Tesla Coil
  236. Two-Piece Boxes Thanks to Laser-Cut Flex Hinges
  237. Remotely Get Root On Most Smart TVs With Radio Signals
  238. Hackaday Prize Entry: Pocket Serial Terminal
  239. The Best Of VCF East
  240. Hacking a Vintage TV into an Oscilloscope
  241. Tracking Index Test
  242. 3D Printed Key-Code is Plastic Digital Logic
  243. Build Your Own In-Fridge Soda Fountain
  244. A Walk-In Broadcast Transmitter
  245. Flux Capacitor Prop With Christopher Lloyd’s Stamp Of Approval
  246. VCF: Popular Electronics And Southwest Technical Products Corporation
  247. IOT Startup Bricks Customers Garage Door Intentionally
  248. Hackaday Prize Entry: Modular Instrumentation For Aircraft
  249. World Create Day: the Hackaday Event in Your Town
  250. Friday Hack Chat: Breaking Security with Samy Kamkar
  251. The Other Way to Brick a Mac Classic
  252. Introducing The MENSCH Microcomputer
  253. Landscape to Portrait at the Click of a Mouse
  254. Learn Neural Network and Evolution Theory Fast
  255. Project 54/74 Maps out Logic ICs
  256. EDM for the Cheap and Adventurous
  257. How to Trick Your Electrical Meter By Saving Power
  258. Gigabytes the Dust with UEFI Vulnerabilities
  259. Hackaday Prize Entry: Micro Matrix Charlieplexed Displays
  260. The Shocking Truth About Transformerless Power Supplies
  261. Canary for USB Ports
  262. How Many Parts In A Triumph Herald Heater?
  263. How to Find a Twitter Account
  264. Hackaday.io User Reviews Six STM32 IDEs
  265. Chess AI, Old School
  266. Stereo Microscope Teardown
  267. Have You Ever Tried Desoldering Needles?
  268. California Looks to Compel IoT Security
  269. Hackaday Prize Entry: Electric Variable Pitch Props
  270. LEGO Liquid Handler and Big Biology
  271. VCF East: Enigma Machines In The Flesh
  272. When the Grid Goes Dark
  273. Revealing Capcom’s Custom Silicon Security
  274. Recover Your Broken SD Card Selfies by Your Selfie
  275. Command Alexa With a Completely Mechanical Vintage Remote Control
  276. VCF: The Guys Keeping Up With Commodore
  277. Hackaday Links: April 2, 2017
  278. The 35 Year Music Synthesizer that Spawned Chiptune
  279. Easy-Peasy Heart Monitor
  280. VCF East: Before There Was Arduino, We Had Balls
  281. Musical String Shooter Makes Sound Visible
  282. VCF: 3D Printing In The 80s
  283. Cordless Water Pump!
  284. Solar-Powered Prosthetic Skin
  285. Linear Clock Slows the Fugit of the Tempus
  286. Cerebrum: Mobile Passwords Lifted Acoustically with NASB
  287. Scratchy Brings Digital Clarity To The Vinyl World
  288. Ask Hackaday: Which Balaclava Is Best For Hacking?
  289. Quadruped Robot Can Crawl Under Cars and Jump-Kick-Open Doors
  290. Review: The O-scope Mayer D4/WG5 Calibrated Fleshy Test Probe
  291. New Fonts for gEDA PCB Tool
  292. Introducing The Hackaday Passive Aligned Ferrite Active Quantum Crystal Nanoparticle Reference Sticker
  293. New Wisdom on Old Practices
  294. Veni, Vidi, ViciLogic Teaches You Digital Logic Interactively

March 2017

  1. Jaw-Dropping, IC-Free Pong on an Oscilloscope
  2. Transcranial Electrical Stimulation With Arduino, Hot Glue
  3. Hackaday Prize Entry: [Nardax] Shoots Fireballs
  4. An Introduction to Differential I²C
  5. Gaming Beyond Retropie
  6. Linux-Fu: Applications on the Web
  7. The Right Circuit Turns Doppler Module into a Sensor
  8. Make a PVC Drill Press
  9. Real World RF Filter Design and Construction
  10. Hack your own Lisp Language Using… Well… Anything
  11. Robot Arm From Recyclables
  12. Creepy Tracking at the House of Mouse
  13. Hackaday Prize Entry: A CNC Mill Without The C
  14. The $2 32-Bit Arduino (with Debugging)
  15. Sudo Make Me a Sandwich
  16. Review: Centre For Computing History
  17. Endstops That Stay Out of the Way
  18. Sir, It Appears We’ve Been Jammed!
  19. The Smallest Wave Blaster Card
  20. Lint for Shell Scripters
  21. Power Sipping Master Keeps Slave Clock on Time
  22. Save Big by Hacking Your Car Keys
  23. A Wallflower Jumps into the Los Angeles Unconference
  24. Marvelous Mechanisms: The Ubiquitous Four Bar Linkage
  25. Friday Hack Chat: Audio Amplifier Design
  26. Swan: Better Linux on Windows
  27. Don’t Fear the Filter: Cascading Sallen-Keys
  28. Use a Mini PCI-e 3G Card with USB Instead
  29. Sandwich Together a Raspberry Pi Laptop
  30. Another 74XX Series CPU
  31. Vintage Transistor powers QRP Transmitter
  32. 3G to WiFi Bridge Brings the Internet
  33. 2017: The Year of the Dishwasher Security Patch
  34. The Midwest RepRap Festival Spectacular
  35. Retrotechtacular: Stereo Records
  36. Next Weekend: The Vintage Computer Festival East
  37. Russian Hackers Domain Fronting
  38. Source Parts on TaoBao: An Insider’s Guide
  39. Arch Your Eyebrow at Impression Products V. Lexmark International
  40. “Norman, coordinate!”
  41. Hacked IoT Switch Gains I2C Super Powers
  42. Safe Cracking is [Nate’s] Latest R&D Project
  43. Casting Machine Bases in Composite Epoxy
  44. Cheap Smarthome Gadget(s) Hacked into Zigbee Sniffer
  45. [Joe Grand’s] Toothbrush Plays Music That Doesn’t Suck
  46. Getting Sparks from Water with Lord Kelvin’s Thunderstorm
  47. MRRF 17: A Working MakerBot Cupcake
  48. Low Background Steel — So Hot Right Now
  49. Explaining The Operation Of The 74181 ALU
  50. Boost Converter Functionality at Rock-Bottom Prices
  51. MRRF 17: Laser Resin Printers
  52. Turn that Pi Zero into a Streaming Camera, Step-by-Step
  53. Hackaday Links: March 26, 2017
  54. MRRF 17: True Color 3D Printing
  55. Oscillating Fan Controller Used As Relay
  56. CNC Turns Empty Cans into Action Figures
  57. Printing Nintendo Portables With SLA
  58. How to Play the Bass With Marbles
  59. MRRF 17: E3D Introduces Combination Extruder And Hotend
  60. A Red Teamer’s Guide to Pivoting
  61. MRRF 17: Lulzbot and IC3D Release Line Of Open Source Filament
  62. MRRF 17: The Infinite Build Volume Printer
  63. CP/M 8266
  64. Bad Thermal Design And Burning Down The House
  65. MIDI Drawings Paint with Piano Keyboards
  66. Replica Fallout Terminal
  67. Doing It With Fewer Bytes Than Bill Gates
  68. Ten Minute TensorFlow Speech Recognition
  69. Half-Baked Idea: Put Your PLA in the Oven
  70. The Icon Of American Farming That You Now Have To Hack To Own
  71. Retrotechtacular: Tinkertoy and Cordwood in the Pre-IC Era
  72. Magsafe 1 to Magsafe 2 The Cheap Way
  73. We’re Hiring
  74. Welcome… To Resin Cast Park
  75. Shut Up and Say Something: Amateur Radio Digital Modes
  76. Daunting Interactive LED Dancefloor Build is Huge Win
  77. Pi Zero W Impersonates iPhone, Becomes Terminal
  78. See Satellites with a Simple Radio Telescope
  79. Before There were Nixie Tubes, There Were Edge-Lit Displays?
  80. Adding Buttons to the ESP-12 – The Cheat Way
  81. Soda Bottles Used as Heat-Shrink for Wood Joinery
  82. The Latest In 3D Printed Part Smoothing: Use A Brush
  83. Say It With Me: Aliasing
  84. The Hard Way of Cassette Tape Auto-Reverse
  85. The Think Tank at the Chicago Unconference
  86. Mood Lamp Also Warns of Nuclear Catastrophe
  87. Acoustic Coupler Pole-Vaults Over China’s Firewall
  88. Modern DIY FM radio
  89. Well Engineered Radio Clock Aces Form and Function
  90. Bees in TVs
  91. From XP to 10, DoubleAgent pwns all your Windows?
  92. An Android Phone Makes A Better Server Than You’d Think
  93. How Does a Voltage Multiplier Work?
  94. Dartboard Watches Your Throw; Catches Perfect Bullseyes
  95. Shut the Backdoor! More IoT Cybersecurity Problems
  96. Creepy Speaking Neural Networks
  97. Making More Of Me Money
  98. Saturday Clock: An 0.000011574Hz ATtiny85 clock
  99. Tiny Electric Motor Runs on Power from an LED
  100. Bomb Defusal Fun With Friends!
  101. Your VR Doesn’t Stink (Yet)
  102. Negative Resistance: It Shouldn’t Make Sense!
  103. Cigar Box Opens to Raspberry Pi Laptop
  104. Fix-a-Brick: Fighting the Nexus 5X Bootloop
  105. Scratch-built Camera Gimbal for Photographer with Cerebral Palsy
  106. Ask Hackaday: Frequency Hopping on the nRF24l01+?
  107. Usborne Release More 1980s Computer Books
  108. Endurance Test Machine Is Not Quite Useless
  109. Light-Painting Robot Turns any Floor into Art
  110. Teensy Laser Harp Has Big Sound
  111. Zelda and the Ocarina of Things
  112. How Many Inventors Does It Take To Invent A Light Bulb
  113. Hanging 3D Printer Uses Entire Room As Print Bed
  114. 2017 Hackaday Prize Begins Right Now
  115. Flashing An ARM With No Soldering
  116. DIY Conductive Glass You Could Actually Make
  117. Cheap Modules Upgrade Home Security System
  118. Converting An Easy Bake Oven To USB
  119. Hackaday Links: March 19, 2017
  120. Animated Picture Frame Needs Charging Once Per Month
  121. The Best Pi Emulation Console You Can Build
  122. Do You Know The CR816?
  123. Morbid Battery Uses Blood Electrolyte
  124. You Will Want To Build This Canoe
  125. Micro Wind Turbine For Hikers
  126. Flexible Quadcopter Is Nearly Indestructible
  127. Dumpster Dive Speaker Results In Tube Amplifier
  128. Line Follower has Lots of recycled Parts, but Zero Brains
  129. Hackaday Unconference Begins!
  130. Welcome to the Drone Wars
  131. Configure ESP8266 Wifi with WiFiManager
  132. Modern Wooden Houses With No Glue Or Nails
  133. A Wireless Oscilloscope Isn’t As Dumb As It Sounds
  134. [Kwan]’s Clock Displays Seconds, and Thirds
  135. Broken Plastic? No problem!
  136. Panel Mount Display Solves The Problem Of Drilling Square Holes
  137. Electric Arc Furnace Closes the Loop
  138. There’s A Mew Underneath The Truck Next To The SS Anne
  139. Count Your Zombies! A Left4Dead 2 Stat Tracker
  140. How To Use a Photo Tachometer
  141. The Custom Clicky Shortcut Keypad
  142. Are You Down With MPPT? (Yeah, You Know Me.)
  143. Neural Network Composes Music; Says “I’ll be Bach”
  144. Can You Bull’s-Eye A Womprat With A Bean Bag?
  145. PiSound, The Audio Card For The Raspberry Pi
  146. A Wordsearch Twist on the Word Clock
  147. Toy Car Pumps the Wheels with Balloon Power
  148. Old Batteries Yield Thermite and Manganese
  149. NASA’s 2017-2018 Software Catalog is Out
  150. Retrotechtacular: How Old is the Remote?
  151. Super Computing with Mini ITX Cluster
  152. Two Bits a Gander: Of Premature Babies, Incubators, and Coney Island Sideshows
  153. Robot Ants Wear Circuitry as Exoskeleton
  154. Roam the Wastelands with this Fallout-Themed Mini Geiger Counter
  155. Scrap Wood and Metal Combined for DIY Mecanum Wheels
  156. Strandbeest Not Fooling Anyone — We See Right Through It
  157. Hardware Tribes Growing Up Around Artisanal Electronics
  158. Starfish Cat, Bowling Ball Bot, and Stargate all Claim Prizes
  159. The BeagleBone Blue – Perfect For Robots
  160. Fire Hazard Testing
  161. Friday Hack Chat: ASIC Design
  162. Surfing Like It’s 1998, The Dreamcast’s Still Got It!
  163. How An Oscilloscope Probe Works, And Other Stories
  164. Mechanical Music Maker Throws Stones
  165. This WAV File Can Confuse Your Fitbit
  166. Storing Data on a Single Atom
  167. Google Machine Learning Made Simple(r)
  168. Hush Those Old-Fashioned Phones
  169. Arpeggio – the Piano SuperDroid
  170. Laser Cutting a 3D Printer
  171. The Inventions Of Arthur Paul Pedrick
  172. [Ashhar Farhan]’s done it again!
  173. Hands-On Nvidia Jetson TX2: Fast Processing for Embedded Devices
  174. The Altair Shield
  175. Zero-Intrusion Wireless Light Switch
  176. Build Your Own Animated Turn Signals
  177. Robot Hand Goes Wireless
  178. Tea Making The Mechanical Way
  179. Wireless Wearable Watches your Vital Signs
  180. Hackaday Unconference this Saturday (in Triplicate)
  181. The God Particle
  182. Raspberry Pi Hitches Ride Inside Vintage Terminal
  183. Autonomous Delivery and the Last 100 Feet
  184. Soluble Molds For Composite Parts
  185. The Smartest Smart Watch is the One You Make Yourself
  186. Q Has Nothing on Naomi Wu
  187. Talk Like A Game Boy, Sting Like a Beep
  188. Hackaday Links: March 12, 2017
  189. NeoJoints Make WS2812 LEDs Even More Fun
  190. Ask Hackaday: Helping Hands
  191. Take A Bicycle Tour Anywhere In The World
  192. Reinventing The Harwell Dekatron
  193. Fidget Pyramid with Help From a 2500 Pound Robot
  194. Raspberry Pi-Based Game Boy Emulator
  195. An Ugly but Functional Pi Laptop
  196. Pulse Oximeter is a Lot of Work
  197. 3D Print Your Next Dwelling In A Day
  198. So Long, and Thanks for all the Crystals
  199. Automatic Deploying Lightning Rod
  200. Tea for Two: A Tiny Tea Timer
  201. A Clock Created with Conway’s Life
  202. Burn Music On To Anything!
  203. [Homo Faciens] Builds a Winchbot
  204. Putting Pi In Infrared Doohickies
  205. Save ESP8266 RAM with PROGMEM
  206. Closer Look at Everyone’s Favorite Blinky
  207. Supersonic Speed Measurement With A Sound Card
  208. Arduino into NAND Reader
  209. Two Weeks Until The Greatest 3D Printer Meetup On The Planet
  210. Linux-Fu: Keeping Things Running
  211. Keysight’s New 1000-X Scopes Get Double Hertz
  212. Paramotoring for the Paranoid: Google’s AI and Relationship Mining
  213. 3D Printed Engine Chugs Away on Balloon Power
  214. Flappy Bird is the New “Does it Run Doom?”
  215. 3D Printing Gets Cheesy
  216. Control Alexa Echo from anywhere in the World
  217. Arduino + Geometry + Bicycle = Speedometer
  218. A Little IoT for Your PID Tea Kettle
  219. We Can Now 3D Print Slinkys
  220. Retrotechtacular: The Last Main Line
  221. Backscatter Your Own FM Pirate Radio Station
  222. WTF are Ground Loops?
  223. Das Fix
  224. Walter is the Slickest Retro-Futuristic Robot Arm
  225. Stephen Hawking Forecasts The Weather
  226. Point and Click to an IoT Button
  227. Light Replaces Electrons for Giant Vector-Graphics Asteroids Game
  228. DIY Barrel Rifling with 3D Printed Help
  229. Magnetic Stir Plate is a Hack
  230. Don’t Fear the Filter: Lowpass Edition
  231. Friday Hack Chat: Mechanical Manufacturing
  232. Move Over Baofeng, Xiaomi Want To Steal Your Thunder
  233. Do You Know Oleg Losev? An Engineer Tragically Ahead of His Time
  234. One Soldering Controller To Rule Them All
  235. WikiLeaks Unveils Treasure Trove of CIA Documents
  236. Adding an External Antenna to the Raspberry Pi Zero W
  237. Nvidia Announces Jetson TX2 High Performance Embedded Module
  238. VGA Without A Microcontroller
  239. Open Source Firmware For A Cheap Programmable Power Supply
  240. Better Linux Through Coloring
  241. Punching it Down: Insulation Displacement Connectors
  242. Innovating A Better Printing Platform
  243. Saved by the Bel — Understanding Decibels
  244. Paul: A Robot and its Ball
  245. Fixing Fake FTDIs
  246. Vintage COSMAC Elf is Pretty Close to Original
  247. Banana Phone Blocks Robocalls
  248. How To Telepathically Tell A Robot It Screwed Up
  249. Soda Bicarb Diode Steering Circuit For 7-Segment Display
  250. Another Day, Another “IoT” Backdoor
  251. What Voltage for the All-DC House?
  252. Los Angeles Hackaday Unconference Happening on 3/18
  253. Ask Hackaday: How Should Hackers Handle IP Agreements?
  254. 200KV Capacitor Uses Cake Pan and Bowl
  255. Hull Pixel Bot, A Mobile Pixel
  256. Bulking up a Lightweight Lathe with a Concrete Cart
  257. Solid State Battery from the Man Who Brought Us Lithium Ion
  258. Hackaday Links: March 5, 2017
  259. Mycelia + Sawdust = House?
  260. A Command-Line Stepper Library with All the Frills
  261. Wake Up! The Cat Came Back!
  262. Portable RetroPie Suitcase For Multiplayer On The Go!
  263. Simple Marble Machine Captivates the Eyes
  264. An Eggcelent Eggspriment
  265. One Micro Bit Accomplishes Its Goal
  266. See the Weather at a Glance with this WiFi Wall Mounted Display
  267. From 1950s Multimeter to Internet Connected Clock
  268. The ‘All-Seeing Pi’ Aids Low-Vision Adventurer
  269. Stop Printing Air with a Filament Sensor
  270. Unlocking 12V Quick Charge on a USB Power Bank
  271. Reading the Unreadable SROM: Inside the PSoC4
  272. WiFi Power Bar!
  273. This Art Project’s Video is Not a Time-Lapse
  274. Antenna Analyzer is a Lab in a Box
  275. Powering A Laptop With Supercapacitors
  276. How Good Is Your Aim First Thing In The Morning?
  277. Using Backscatter Radio for a Soil Sensor Network
  278. Making Laser Cutter Designs Work in a 3D Printer
  279. Record Players Explained for the Streaming Generation
  280. Amazon S3: Out Like a Light; On Like a Bathtub
  281. Wimshurst Machines: High Voltage from the Gods
  282. Glitchy Synthesizer Meets Honeycomb LED Matrix
  283. Raiders of the Lost OS: Reclaiming A Piece of Polish IT History
  284. Speech to Sign Language
  285. The Best of Both Worlds: Arduino + 555 Should Confuse Commenters
  286. Wireless Doorbell Hacked Into Hands-on MQTT Tutorial
  287. Good USB – Protecting Your Ports With Two Microcontrollers
  288. iPad Tossed Out for RetroPie Arcade Cabinet Redux
  289. Review: Antex TCS 50W Digital Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron.
  290. Chicago to Host Hackaday Unconference
  291. Origin of Wireless Security: the Marconi Radio Hack of 1903
  292. Making a Mega LED Desk
  293. Unique Planetary Gearbox can be Custom Printed for Steppers
  294. The Enchanting Power Of SDDSbot
  295. ESP32 Tutorials
  296. IoT Device Pulls Its Weight in Home Brewing
  297. A Meteorite Gift Box
  298. The Importance of Electrical Safety
  299. That Time I Spent $20 For 25 .STL Files
  300. Friday Hack Chat: Raspberry Pi Principal Hardware Engineer Roger Thornton
  301. Create Cheap Philips Hue Compatible Devices
  302. Where Are the Autonomous Lawnmowers?
  303. Using a Jewelry Kit to Resin-Encase Electronics
  304. DIY 3D Slicer is a Dynamo
  305. Beefy 100 Amp Electronic Load uses Two MOSFETs
  306. Looking Back at QRP Transmitters
  307. Reverse Engineering the Smart ForTwo CAN Bus

February 2017

  1. Microfluidic LEGO Bricks
  2. Understanding DMA
  3. Heat Pump Gets Brain Transplant; Such is Life in Latvia
  4. Tesla Model S Battery Pack Teardown
  5. Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Etchant?
  6. How To Put A Jag On Your School Roof
  7. $10 Raspberry Pi Zero W Adds WiFi and Bluetooth
  8. Printer Scrap Becomes FPGA Devboard
  9. An Old 68000 SBC is New Again
  10. I am Science Fiction Incarnate; I am Handle
  11. Is Your Child A Hacker?
  12. Audi Engineer Exposes Cheat Order
  13. The Tiko Printer: What Happens When You Innovate Too Much
  14. San Francisco Tapped for Hackaday Unconference on March 18th
  15. The AI is Always Watching
  16. A Solar-Powered Headset From Recycled Parts
  17. Taking A Robot For A Drive
  18. Enter the Space Tunnel
  19. DIY Syringe Pump Saves Big Bucks for Hacker’s Lab
  20. Hackaday Links: February 26, 2017
  21. Your Internet of Things Speaks Volumes About You
  22. Ask Hackaday: What can you do with Origami?
  23. 3D-Printed Vise Is a Mechanical Marvel
  24. Interactive Game Board Helps Toddler Learn Colors and Shapes
  25. How’d They Do It: Levitating Orb Clock
  26. Loop Antenna is Portable
  27. Decorate Your 3D Prints with Detailed Hydrographic Printing
  28. Octosonar is 8X Better than Monosonar
  29. Do you trust your hard drive indication light?
  30. Ask Hackaday: Bitten by the Crocodile Clip
  31. Tindie Chat: All About Certifications
  32. Growing Plants on Mars… on Earth
  33. Simple and Effective Car Lock Jammer Detector
  34. The Fab Lab Next Door: DIY Semiconductors
  35. Ham Goes Nuts for Tiny Transmitter
  36. Old Thermometer Gets New Eyes
  37. A Mess Of Wires Turned Into An Analog Synth
  38. iPhone Brain Surgery
  39. 60 Watt USB Soldering Iron Does it with Type-C
  40. About Schmitt (Triggers)
  41. Join Hackaday And Tindie At The Southern California Linux Expo
  42. Cloudbleed — Your Credentials Cached in Search Engines
  43. What Does a Hacker Do With A Photocopier?
  44. Toast-Bot Butters For You (Sometimes)
  45. 3D Printing Using Holograms is Actually Printing in 3D
  46. Universal Radio Hacker
  47. Jean-Luc PYcARD is a Pocketable Python Development Platform
  48. What Is This, A Battle-Bot For Ants?
  49. MacGyvering Test Lead Clips
  50. Bring Saturday Mornings Back to Life with this Cartoon Server
  51. What the Flux: How Does Solder Work Anyway?
  52. SHAttered — SHA-1 is broken in
  53. Suddenly, Wireless Power Transmission Is Everywhere
  54. Own the Night with this Open Source Night Vision Monocular
  55. Plasma Cutter Jig Notches Tubing Quickly and Cleanly
  56. Keep the Peace in the Bedroom with a Snore Stopping Sleep Mask
  57. Radio and Phone Speaker has Style
  58. Touch Sensitive Cement with Just a Dash of Neon
  59. Tales Of A Cheap Chinese Laser Cutter
  60. From Zero to Nano
  61. Harmonographs Generate Geometric Images Unique as Fingerprints
  62. Friday Hack Chat: Security for IoT
  63. MicroVox Puts the 80’s Back into Your Computer’s Voice
  64. Interview: Nacer Chahat Designs Antennas for Mars CubeSats
  65. T-Rex Runner Runs on Transistor Tester
  66. Moving Microns with a High Precision Linear Stage
  67. Zork Comes to Custom FPGA CPU (Again)
  68. Decimal Oscilloclock harks back to 1927 movie
  69. Reverse Engineering Enables Slick Bluetooth Solution for Old Car Stereo
  70. A Real Star Trek Communicator Badge
  71. Microchip Launches New Family Of PICs
  72. Ask Hackaday: Is Owning A 3D Printer Worth It?
  73. Smaller Cheaper Arduino
  74. First Look: Macchina M2
  75. A Full Speed, Portable Apple //e
  76. Pancake-ROM: Eat-only Memory?
  77. A 6502 Retrocomputer In A Very Tidy Package
  78. Shape Programmable Matter is More Magnetic Magic
  79. The Elements Converge for ±.002 in Tolerance
  80. Neural Nets And Game Boy Cameras
  81. Homemade Subaru Head Unit is Hidden Masterpiece
  82. An Overview Of The Dreaded EMC Tests
  83. Project Zero Finds A Graphic Zero Day
  84. HackBusting: Can you Fake a TV Remote with a Lighter and some Paper?
  85. 33C3: Dissecting 3G/4G Phone Modems
  86. Tesseract Infinity Desk
  87. Custom Parts Put IKEA Window Shades On IoT
  88. An Electronic 90V Anode Battery
  89. Hackaday Links: February 19, 2017
  90. Nespresso Capsule Detector
  91. The USB Killer: Now Faster, Better, More Anonymous
  92. Making Use of Stellaris/Tiva Real-Time Clock
  93. SPI On Embedded Linux
  94. ESP8266 BASIC Sets Up a Web Remote in No Time
  95. PIC Retrocomputer Boasts VGA, PS/2 Keyboard
  96. Can a Bundle of Soda Straws be a Camera?
  97. Beautiful Linear RGB Clock
  98. Arduino Altair 8800 Simulator
  99. PolaPi-Zero For Surprisingly Good Instant Photos
  100. Genetically Engineered Muscle Cells Power Tiny Bio-Robots
  101. 40-Acre HAARP Rides Again, And They Want You To Listen
  102. Monitor All the Laundry Things with this Sleek IoT System
  103. World’s Thinnest Morse Code Touch Paddle
  104. Relay Computer Starts with an Adder that Makes a Racket
  105. Neural Network Does Your Homework
  106. Video Series Shows Custom Machined Fly Reel
  107. The Best Conference Badge Of 2017 Is A WiFi Lawn
  108. Zooids — Swarm User Interface
  109. LTC4316 is the I2C Babelfish
  110. This 3D Printed Microscope Bends for 50nm Precision
  111. Down and Dirty with Contact Cleaners
  112. Sega Genesis Chiptunes Player Uses Original Chips
  113. An 840 Segment Display
  114. A Multicore ZX Spectrum
  115. This Vacuum Former Sucks
  116. Pint-Sized, Low-Cost CNC Machine
  117. RFID Stethoscope Wheezes and Murmurs for Medical Training
  118. More Layoffs at MakerBot
  119. Hands On With Variable Layer Height
  120. Building Homebrew VTOL Rockets
  121. How A Van De Graaff Generator Works
  122. Does This Demo Remind You of Mario Kart? It Should!
  123. Teardown of Nike Self-Lacing Shoes
  124. LTSpice for Radio Amateurs (and Others)
  125. Taking Apart a Vintage Oscilloscope
  126. Speakers Make a LASER Scanning Microscope
  127. SparkFun Gets Back To Their Roots With SparkX
  128. ASLR^CACHE Attack Defeats Address Space Layout Randomization
  129. Bil Herd Asks OBD “How Fast am I Going?”
  130. Chronio DIY Watch: Slick and Low Power
  131. Review: The Asus Tinker Board (Updated)
  132. Friday Hack Chat: Designing RF Products
  133. Drone-Drone
  134. PiMiniMint — Altoids RPi Zero Computer
  135. Knives Hewn from Brake Discs Past
  136. Gesture Controlled Sword of Omens Gives Sight Beyond Sight
  137. Forgot About Valentine’s Day? A Quick IoT Valentine
  138. Explosive New Process Produces Graphene by the Gram
  139. God of Papercraft Builds Working Organ Used for Own Adulation
  140. Retrotechtacular: ERNIE
  141. Hackaday.io Passes 200,000 Registered Users
  142. Giving Linux the Remote Boot
  143. How Energy Gets Where Its Needed
  144. Turbine-driven Robot to Navigate Inside Space Station
  145. Building a Replica of an Ultraluxury Watch
  146. A Lightweight Two Metre Carbon Fibre Yagi Antenna
  147. Vintage Laptop Keyboard Types Again Through USB
  148. It’s a Synthesizer. It’s a Violin. It’s a Modulin
  149. Dummies Guide to Reverse Engineering
  150. How To Receive Pictures From Spaaace!
  151. Hacking on the Weirdest ESP Module
  152. Unconventional Homopolar Motor
  153. The Future of Artificial Intelligence
  154. CheetahBeam: More Proof that Cats are Your Overlord
  155. Ingenious use of 3D Printer gives Simba the Mane he deserves
  156. Wood and Rubber Band Pinball
  157. Tying Knots with Industrial Robots
  158. Hackaday Links: February 12, 2017
  159. Raspberry Pi Laptop Uses The Official Touchscreen
  160. Tiny LED Earrings are a Miniaturization Tour de Force
  161. Turn Your New Years Resolution Into a Belt Grinder
  162. 3D Printed Rockets are a Gas
  163. Blade Runner’s Voight-Kampff Test Gets Real
  164. Cheap LCD TV gets cheaper fix
  165. Baofeng Handy Talkie Meets GNU Radio
  166. Nexus 5X Phone Resurrected By The Oven
  167. Ping Pong Ball Improves the Google Daydream Controller
  168. The Most Sensational Calipers On The Planet!
  169. An Astronomical Observatory For Your Front Yard
  170. The Mother Of All Paper Cuts
  171. Brake Light Blinker Does It with Three Fives
  172. The Smartest Computer Was On Star Trek
  173. How To Fix Your Broken Onion Omega2
  174. Press Button, Receive Hackspace WiFi Code
  175. Huge Interactive Crossword
  176. A Guide For Building Rubber Dome Keyboards
  177. PVC Submersible ROV
  178. Microscope DSLR Mount Using PVC & Heat
  179. Acoustic Mirrors: How to Find Planes without RADAR
  180. Danger, Will Robinson: Sweet B9 Build
  181. A Micro RC Plane Builder Shares His Tricks
  182. Ikea Standing Desk Goes Dumb to Smart on LIN Bus
  183. A Blissful Microwave
  184. Modular portable conveyor belt
  185. Living High-Altitude Balloon
  186. Iron Man, In IRON!
  187. Soviet Era Smoke Detector Torn Down, Revealing Plutonium
  188. Correct Horse Battery Staple: The Book
  189. Good in a Pinch: The Physics of Crimped Connections
  190. Keeping Time with a Spring Powered Integrated Circuit
  191. The SmallSat Launcher War
  192. Coding as a Foreign Language
  193. Metalworking Hacks Add Functionality to Snap-On Tool Chest
  194. LoRaWAN And Raspberry Pi Compute Module For A Remote Display
  195. Free Routing for gEDA
  196. Laser Scanning Microscope
  197. Adding IceZero To The Raspberry Pi
  198. Sci-Fi Contest: Both Wars and Trek Represented
  199. Taking the Leap Off Board: An Introduction to I2C Over Long Wires
  200. Friday Hack Chat: Making and Breaking Hardware with Bunnie
  201. MotorMouth For Future Artificial Humans
  202. Santos Dumont and the Origins of Aviation
  203. How Commercial Printed Circuit Boards Are Made
  204. DIY Thermal Camera That’s Better And Cheaper Than a FLIR
  205. Repairing Crystal Earpieces
  206. Bus Pirate Commandeers I2C
  207. A Six-Voice Synth Built On The Raspberry Pi
  208. Printer Vulnerabilites Almost as Bad as IoT
  209. 33C3: Edible Soft Robotics
  210. Using a Lecher Line To Measure High Frequency
  211. AI Beats Poker Pros: Skynet Looms
  212. The Megapixel Race and its Clear Winner
  213. Bringing The Best Laptop Ever Made Back To Life
  214. Faking TV Remote Control with Paper and a Lighter
  215. TOBE: Tangible Out-of-Body Experience with Biosignals
  216. Using SDR to Take Control of Your Home Security System
  217. Motion Detecting Camera Recognizes Humans Using The Cloud
  218. Ham Radio Trips Circuit Breakers
  219. M&Ms and Skittles Sorting Machine is Both Entertainment and Utility
  220. More Power: Powel Crosley and the Cincinnati Flamethrower
  221. Will Your CAD Software Company Own Your Files, Too?
  222. AI and the Ghost in the Machine
  223. Amazing 3D-Scanner Teardown and Rebuild
  224. Reverse Engineering Ikea’s New Smart Bulbs
  225. Wearable Predicts Tone of Conversation from Speech, Vital Signs
  226. Gliding To Underwater Filming Success
  227. Hackaday Links: February 5, 2017
  228. Sync Your Pocket Synth with Ableton
  229. Olimex Announces Their Open Source Laptop
  230. Building A Wavetable Synth
  231. DIY Wire Spooler with Clever Auto-Tensioning System
  232. Grant Anyone Temporary Permissions to Your Computer with SSH
  233. Two Guitars, Two Amps, And Three Pole Dual Throw
  234. Bantam-sized Jukebox Reproduction Tops the Fabrication Charts
  235. Quick and Easy IoT Prototyping with Involt
  236. Plywood Steals the Show from Upcycled Broken Glass Art Lamps
  237. Live Counter Revives Old Nokia Phone’s Utility
  238. 33C3: Memory Deduplication, the Hacker’s Friend
  239. Popular Printers Pwned In Prodigious Page Prank
  240. Smart Eyeglasses That Auto Focus Where You Look
  241. Blow Up Your Face
  242. Well, That Was Quick: Heng Lamp Duplicated
  243. I’m BatBot
  244. The Ultimate FPV Cleans House
  245. Robot Leaps Uncanny Valley on Backward Knees
  246. Jamming WiFi by Jumping on the ACK
  247. Handmade Keyboards For Hands
  248. Creating A PCB In Everything: Upverter
  249. Valentine’s Heart with Awesome Animations
  250. Books You Should Read: Making A Transistor Radio
  251. Graphene? Soybean!
  252. 3D Printed Bicycle From Stainless Steel!
  253. The Gray-1, A Computer Composed Entirely Of ROM And RAM
  254. Dash With Arduino
  255. Sharing Virtual and Holographic Realities via Vive and Hololens
  256. LiftLocker Keeps Your Lift Safe from Attacking Garage Doors
  257. Yes/No Neural Interface Partly Works
  258. Ask Hackaday: Are Unlockable Features Good for the User?
  259. No-Etch: The Proof in the Bluetooth Pudding
  260. Hacking the Aether: How Data Crosses the Air-Gap
  261. Fail of the Week: GitLab Goes Down
  262. 33C3: Hunz Deconstructs the Amazon Dash Button
  263. Turning Television Into A Simple Tapestry
  264. A Very MIDI Christmas Lightshow
  265. Home-made Soldering Station For $15
  266. 33C3: How Can You Trust Your Random Numbers?
  267. Self-Lacing LEGO Power Shoe
  268. Early Electromechanical Circuits
  269. Hack Chat: The Incredible Sprite_tm and The ESP32
  270. How to Levitate 100lbs
  271. Everyone Should Build At Least One Regenerative Radio Receiver
  272. Darth Vader, In A Nixie Tube
  273. Acoustic Accordion Becomes MIDI; Oh the Complexity!
  274. Horten Fyr is Norwegian for Blinkie
  275. Open Your Garage Door With Your Smartphone
  276. An Awesome Interactive LED Table

January 2017

  1. Cheap DIY FPV Micro-Drone
  2. Awesome Prank or Circuit-Breaker Tester?
  3. ENIAC: The Way We Were
  4. Tiny Robot Clings To Leaves With Static Electricity
  5. Get to Know 3½ Digit ADCs with the ICL71xx
  6. Your Arm Is The Ideal Controller
  7. DIY Roll Bender Keeps it Simple and Sturdy
  8. GSM Sniffing on a Budget with Multi-RTL
  9. Hacking Together a Serial Backpack
  10. Sticking With The Script For Cheap Plane Tickets
  11. SDR and Node.js Remote-Controlled Monster Drift
  12. Reprogramming Bluetooth Headphones for Great Justice
  13. Fixing My 4×4: The Battle of the Bent Valves
  14. Retrotechtacular: The Best Pendulum Clock
  15. Increase The Range Of An ESP8266 With Duct Tape
  16. Don’t Mess With Texas – The TI-99/4A Megademo
  17. World’s Smallest LED Cube – Again
  18. A Terahertz Modulator
  19. Annoy Your Neighbors with MIDI Musical Siren
  20. Hackaday Links: January 29, 2017
  21. Light Rider: A Lightweight 3D Printed Electric Motorcycle!
  22. EEPROM Hack to Fix Autodetection Issues
  23. Snowed-In in the City? The Snow Bike Will Get You Where You Need To Go
  24. $2700 eBay Bet Pays off for this 14 GHz Spectrum Analyzer Repair
  25. Take A Look At The Hyperloop Competition Entries
  26. Adding Stereo VU Meters To A Turntable
  27. Camera Restricta Ensures Original Photography
  28. Bandsaw Tension Gauge Uses Raspberry Pi And Load Cell
  29. Talking Arduino Tells GoPro What To Do
  30. The DIY Luggable PC
  31. The Power Glove Ultra Is The Power Glove We Finally Deserve
  32. These Five Hackaday.io Members Just Won Fancy New CircuitPython Boards
  33. Op Amps Combine Into Virtual Ball In A Box
  34. Bluetooth Automation Remote Hangs Around
  35. Stadium Sized Cellphone Light Show Is Controlled By Sound
  36. Tear Gun Transmutes Emotions Into Firepower
  37. Raspberry Pi SDR
  38. Japanese ISS Supply Ship Dual-Purposed As Tether Experiment
  39. Forth: The Hacker’s Language
  40. Solar Controller Reverse Engineered In Both Directions
  41. Let’s Prototype! This Filament End Needs 80 Decibels
  42. Riddle: What Metal Conducts Electricity, But Not Heat?
  43. The Soda Locker Vending Machine
  44. Build Your Own P-Brain
  45. A Heart for His Girlfriend
  46. 3D Printing Makes Electronics A Snap
  47. Add Broken Tool Detection to Your CNC Mill
  48. PCB Design Guidelines to Minimize RF Transmissions
  49. A Personal Fight Against The Modern Laptop
  50. The Zimmermann Telegram
  51. Objectifier: Director of Domestic Technology
  52. Ultrasuede Bench Power Supply Got Style
  53. Tiny Morse Code USB Keyboard
  54. Electronic Prototyping with a 3D Printer
  55. Pikelet – A Pi-Zero PC
  56. WS2812B LED Clones: Work Better Than Originals!
  57. Fifty Shades of Gray Code
  58. Friday Hack Chat: CircuitPython with Adafruit Engineers
  59. Voltmeter Speaks MQTT Without Libraries
  60. Tesla Vs. Edison
  61. How To Sharpen Your Woodworking Tools On A Budget
  62. Frankenquad takes to the air
  63. A Simple Yagi Antenna For Your Wi-Fi Router
  64. That’s No Moon! That’s a Virtual Assistant
  65. Bench Power Supply Uses Server Voltage Regulator
  66. Milliohm Meter Version 1.5
  67. Retrotechtacular: The Mother Of All (British) Demos
  68. Slow Motion Frame Will Be the New Magic Mirror
  69. The Birth of Quantum Electrodynamics
  70. MalDuino — Open Source BadUSB
  71. Millimeter Wave RADAR Tracks Gestures
  72. Bring A Modern Mouse To An Atari ST
  73. 3D Printer Transforms to CNC
  74. Arduino Video isn’t Quite 4K
  75. Awesome Illuminated Arcade Spinner
  76. Autopilots Don’t Kill Drivers, Humans Do
  77. Woodworking Basics for the Hardware Hacker
  78. Hackaday’s Sci-Fi Contest Hits Warp Speed
  79. Robo-Flute Whistles MIDI
  80. Owning Hacker As A Word
  81. Ice, Ice, Radio Uses FPGA
  82. 4-way Or 8-way Joystick Restrictor Mod
  83. A Violin Bow Lightsaber
  84. Paper Toy Can Save Lives
  85. Hackaday Links: January 22, 2017
  86. Ping Pong Ball-Juggling Robot
  87. Newton’s Cradle for Those Too Lazy to Procrastinate
  88. An Eight Inch Floppy For Your Retrocomputer
  89. The Impressive Z80 Computer With The Unfortunate Name
  90. Stuff An Android In Your Xbox Controller’s Memory Slot
  91. Vive Tracker Brings Easier VR Hacking
  92. Heavy Metal Chess
  93. Taking Control Of Your Furby
  94. Remote Controlling A Dog
  95. AT to XT Keyboard Adapter
  96. Persistence Of Vision Death Star
  97. Lego Boosts Their Robotic Offering
  98. A Motherboard Manufacturer’s Take On A Raspberry Pi Competitor
  99. DreamBlaster X2: A Modern MIDI Synth for Your Sound Blaster Card
  100. Hidden Bookshelf Door Shows Incredible Motion
  101. Voice at 700 Bits Per Second
  102. Illuminating New Take on Magnetic Switches
  103. Plus Size Watch with a Pair of Tiny Nixies
  104. Brain Controlled Tracked Robot
  105. Multiextrusion 3D Printing and OpenSCAD
  106. Cheating at 5V WS2812 Control to Use 3.3V Data
  107. Hackaday Dictionary: Open- and Closed-Loop Systems
  108. New Lathe Day is Best Day
  109. Sentry Robot Turns Bad Cat to Good
  110. Recapture Radio’s Roots with an Updated Regenerative Receiver
  111. Optimizing Linux for Slow Computers
  112. DIY Thermal Imaging Done Low-Tech Style
  113. Autodesk Moves EAGLE to Subscription Only Pricing
  114. Steve Collins: When Things Go Wrong In Space
  115. Relay Computing
  116. 3D Printer with Tilted Bed
  117. Will Supercapacitors Ever Replace Batteries?
  118. [Marla]’s New Arm
  119. Print Flexible PCBs with a 3D Printer
  120. Use A Brushless Motor As A Rotary Encoder
  121. Programming Thousands of AVRs
  122. Lean Thinking Helps STEM Kids Build a Tiny Windfarm
  123. A No-Solder, Scrap-Bin Geiger Counter for $15
  124. Documentation by Markup
  125. Friday Hack Chat: KiCad EDA Suite with Wayne Stambaugh
  126. ZeroPhone gives Smartphones the Raspberry (Pi)
  127. Forrest Mims, Radio Shack, and the Notebooks that Launched a Thousand Careers
  128. The Cardboard Computer
  129. A Bold Experiment In A Decentralised Low Voltage Local DC Power Grid
  130. 3D-Printed Strain Wave Gear Needs Your Help
  131. LED Strip Display Gives You Two Ways to See the Music
  132. Sculptural Nixie Clock has Shockingly Exposed Design
  133. New Caps And RAM Save Another Poly-1
  134. This Tampon Gun Won’t Cramp Your Style
  135. Understanding The Quartz Crystal Resonator
  136. Good Penmanship With A 3D Printer
  137. The Electrical Grid Demystified
  138. Servo-Controlled IoT Light Switches
  139. Shmoocon 2017: The Ins And Outs Of Manufacturing And Selling Hardware
  140. Microfluidics “Frogger” is a Game Changer for DIY Biology
  141. 3D Print Your E-Drum Pads
  142. Shmoocon 2017: Software Defined Radio for Terahertz Frequencies
  143. Cordless Drill Uses no Electricity
  144. Shmoocon 2017: Dig Out Your Old Brick Phone
  145. Review: Hammer-Installed Solderless Raspberry Pi Pin Headers
  146. The ARRL Raises A Stink About Illegal FPV Transmitters
  147. Autonomous Delivery: Your Impulse Buys Will Still Be Safe
  148. Raspberry Pi Launches Compute Module 3
  149. A Simple Route To A Plug Top Pi
  150. An Intel 8085 Microprocessor Trainer
  151. Alexa Keeps Pet Snake Thermoregulated
  152. Hackaday Links: January 15, 2017
  153. Shmoocon 2017: A Simple Tool For Reverse Engineering RF
  154. Garage Door Opener Logs to Google Drive
  155. Innocent TV Imprisoned Behind Mirror
  156. Fixing Bugs In A 37 Year Old Apple II Game
  157. Shmoocon 2017: So You Want To Hack RF
  158. Heavy Lift Electromagnet from Microwave Oven Transformers
  159. Motorized Camera Dolly Rolls With the Changes
  160. Smoothly Modernized Nixie Display
  161. Vintage IBM Daisywheel Prints Again after Reverse Engineering
  162. High-Power LED + 3D Printer = Mega Flashlight
  163. Foldable Dymaxion Globe
  164. Shmoocon 2017: On Not Reverse Engineering Through Emulation
  165. C64 Keyboard Emulation Over Serial
  166. Blob-less Raspberry Pi Linux Is A Step Closer
  167. [Dave’s] Not Just a Member of the Air Club for Tweezers
  168. Custom Sensor Head Turns 3D Printer into Capacitive Scanner
  169. Raspberry Pi Home Automation for the Holidays
  170. Disposable Drones
  171. TruffleHog Sniffs Github for Secret Keys
  172. 1 kB Challenge: And the winners are…
  173. Retrotechtacular: Social Hacking is Nothing New
  174. FPGA Computer Covers A to Z
  175. What’s So Bad about the Imperial System Anyway?
  176. Crippled Calculator Features Unlocked with Automated Help
  177. CNC-Telescope With Semi-Nasmyth Mount
  178. Retro ZX Spectrum Lives a Spartan Existence
  179. X Marks the Clock
  180. At Last, An Open Source Electric Vehicle From A Major Manufacturer
  181. Portal Ported To the Apple II
  182. Sophi Kravitz: State of the IO
  183. Hack a Whiteboard and Never Lose Screws Again
  184. Baby’s First Hands-Free Stroller
  185. Get Ready for the Great Eclipse of 2017
  186. Bring Your Palm VII To ShmooCon This Weekend
  187. Portable RetroPie Builds on the Shoulders of Giants
  188. Old Motor Donates Rotor for Coaxial Wind Vane and Anemometer
  189. SCSI Emulation Of A Rare Peripheral For The Acorn BBC Micro
  190. This Bike Sonar is Off the Chain
  191. Programming the Open-V Open Source CPU on the Web
  192. Drones, Swarms At War
  193. Fail of the Week: NASA Edition
  194. Encoders Spin Us Right Round
  195. Friday Hack Chat: Eagle PCB Design with Matt Berggren
  196. Socks by Bob
  197. Pulsed Power and its Applications
  198. Full-Auto Crossbow Rocks and Rolls on Rubber Bands and Electric Drill
  199. Super Mario Run(s) — Away With Your Money
  200. Open Sound Control of Kitchen Lights
  201. Paper Airplane Machine Gun V2.0
  202. Taking First Place at IMAV 2016 Drone Competition
  203. How To Add More Games to the NES Classic
  204. What Makes the Perfect Hardware Badge
  205. The 3D printers of CES
  206. Ardu McDuino Plays the Bagpipes
  207. Why the Wright Brothers Succeeded
  208. Recording Functioning Muscles to Rehab Spinal Cord Injury Patients
  209. Say Hello to our New Robot Overlords
  210. Pumping Up An Antenna From A Stream Of Sea Water
  211. Engineer’s Primer on DIY Christmas Light Shows
  212. CES2017: Which Internet of Thing is Best Internet of Thing?
  213. IoT-ify All Things: LG Has Gone Overboard
  214. Give Your Raspberry Pi A Good Hammering
  215. David Krum: The Revolution in Virtual Reality
  216. Anatomy Of A Digital Broadcast Radio System
  217. CES2017: Astrophotography In The Eyepiece
  218. Did a Russian Physicist Invent Radio?
  219. Machinist Magic: Gauge Block Wringing
  220. MIDI DAC for Vintage Synth Hacks
  221. A Portable Jacob´s Ladder
  222. Cornell Students Have Your Back
  223. Hackaday Links: January 8, 2017
  224. CES2017: Complete Register Documentation For The C.H.I.P.
  225. Appliance Monitor is Kinda Shaky
  226. CES2017: Lulzbot Has the Best Names for Stuff
  227. The Internet Of Dirt, A Texting Plant
  228. CES2017: Really Fast 3D Printing for Large Builds
  229. Light Dimmer Shows How to Steal Power from AC Line
  230. “Alexa, Order Everyone In San Diego A Doll House”
  231. CES2017: Dissolvable Support Material
  232. Yes, You Can Reverse Engineer this 74181
  233. Disposable Camera Coil Gun!
  234. CES2017: Monoprice Unveils Expanded Line of 3D Printers
  235. Whole House HiFi Tamed Without Fuss
  236. CES2017: Really, Really Big SLA Printing
  237. Custom Zynq/CMOS Camera Unlocks Astrophotography
  238. Scissor Lift Shoes May Be OSHA Compliant
  239. Tracking Planes with an ESP8266
  240. The Poynting Vector Antenna
  241. Amstrad on an FPGA
  242. Keep an Old Real Time Clock Module Ticking
  243. Air Conditioner Speaks Serial, Just Like Everything Else
  244. CES17: Arduino Unveils LoRa Modules For The Internet Of Things
  245. Creating A PCB In Everything: Creating A Custom Part In Fritzing
  246. Supercharged, Fuel Injected V10 Engine, at 1/3 Scale
  247. Explosions that Save Lives
  248. Alexa Robot Coffee Maker Brews Coffee, Speaks For Itself
  249. USB Arduino into AVR TPI Programmer
  250. Blowing Out A Candle Flicker LED: The Death Of Flame
  251. A Thoroughly Modern Sinclair ZX80
  252. Where There’s Smoke, There’s a Knockoff 3D Printer
  253. ESP-ing a Philips Sound System.
  254. The World’s Lightest Brushless FPV Quadcopter
  255. Hands On With The First Open Source Microcontroller
  256. Python Solution To A Snake Cube Puzzle
  257. Visualization of a Phased Array Antenna System
  258. Acoustic Levitation with a Twist
  259. Pretty Fly for a DIY Guy
  260. Hacked Television Uses No Power In Standby Mode
  261. Browsing Forth
  262. Another Electric Longboard Goes the Distance
  263. Hand Cranked Generator Charges Supercaps, Starts Car
  264. Toshiro Kodera: Electromagnetic Gyrotropes
  265. Rust Running on the Realtek RTL8710: ESP8266 Alternative?
  266. Maintenance, Emissions, and Privacy: The OBD Story
  267. The Cyborg Artist – Tattoo Machine Arm Prosthesis
  268. From IKEA Lamp To Robot Arm
  269. A Ten Turn Pot, For Not A Lot
  270. Laser-Cut Gingerbread Trailer Home
  271. Getting The Amiga 500 Online
  272. Retro-Style DIY Polygraph: Believe It Or Not
  273. Derek Schulte: Path Planning for 3D Printers
  274. Ditch OpenSCAD for C++
  275. Modified Baby Monitor Interrupts Your Groove in Case of Emergency
  276. Make Logic Gates out of (Almost) Anything
  277. Humidity Sensor Shootout
  278. Thermoacoustic Engine has Only One Moving Part
  279. Junkyard Dish Mount Tracks Weather Satellites
  280. Lost PLA Casting Brings out the Beauty of Macromolecules
  281. Atari Now Runs Java, Thankfully Doesn’t Require Constant Updates
  282. Gravity Simulations With An FPGA
  283. A Singing Arc Lighter
  284. OWL Insecure Internet of Energy Monitors
  285. Listen to the Globe
  286. Retrocomputing for $4 with a Z80
  287. Comfort Thermometer With Impressive LED Display
  288. RooBee One, an open-source SLA/DLP 3D printer
  289. Mechano-Robotic Flute Made From An Old Shotgun
  290. Hackaday Links: The 2017 One
  291. Circuit Bent CD Player Is Glitch Heaven
  292. Wifi-Controlled Christmas Ornaments!
  293. Adding an IKEA Wireless Charger to a Project
  294. SST Is A Very Tidy ESP8266 Smart Thermostat
  295. Rebonding an IC to Save Tatakae! Big Fighter
  296. 3D Printed Mini-Printer Enables Obsession With Lists
  297. Run Your Own Numbers Station
  298. Finding a Lost Tooth With Science!
  299. Mod Your Camera With ModBus

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