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December 2018

  1. 35C3: A Deep Dive into DOS Viruses and Pranks
  2. The Art of Vacuum Tube Fabrication
  3. Cybersecurity and Insurance
  4. Ion Powered Airplane: Not Coming to an Airport Near You
  5. Take a Mini Lathe for a Spin
  6. 35C3: Finding Bugs in Bluetooth
  7. RFID Doing More than ID
  8. Pushbutton → Push Notification
  9. Starlite: Super Material That Protects Hands from Pesky Blowtorches
  10. The Very Slow Movie Player Does it With E-Ink
  11. This Raspberry Pi Is A Stereo Camera And So Much More
  12. 3D-Printing Wankel Engine from Mazda’s Beloved “Rotary Rocket”
  13. Turning LEGO Blocks into Music with OpenCV
  14. POV Tops Hobbyist Abilities
  15. Infinity Cube Is Gorgeous Yet Simple
  16. Homemade Daft Punk Helmet
  17. Open Source IDE for FPGAs as QtCreator Learns Verilog
  18. Voice Controlled Camera for Journalist in Need
  19. Adaptive Infotainment Plays Tunes To Match Your Dangerous Driving
  20. Freeforming the Atari Punk Console
  21. Laser Harp Sounds Real Thanks to Karplus-Strong Wave Equation
  22. Can This Fire Fighting Robot Take The Heat?
  23. See How Paper Maché Sculptor Uses Cloth for Tricky Spots
  24. Improved Controller For E-Skateboards
  25. Dainty Delta Is About As Small As A Robot Can Be
  26. A Different Kind of Hand Controlled Vehicle
  27. The 7400 Quad 2-Input NAND Gate, A Neglected Survivor From A Pre-Microprocessor World
  28. Rebuilding an Extremely Rare Twin Mustang Fighter
  29. DooM Retrospective: 25 Years of Metal
  30. Peering Into a Running Brain: SDRAM Refresh Analyzed from Userspace
  31. High-Speed Camera Plus Lawnmower Equals Destructive Fun
  32. 1985 Electric Vehicle Restoration
  33. When Unfolding An STL In Software, Math Isn’t The Tricky Part
  34. Improving Router-Based Dev Boards With The Onion Omega2 Pro
  35. Motorize Your Camera Slider, The Hacker Way
  36. Does Electronic Current Flow Like Water?
  37. Printed It: Parametric Hex Key Holder
  38. HD Video and Telemetry Link Uses Standard WiFi Hardware
  39. 2018: As The Hardware World Turns
  40. Top Secret Teardown Reveals Soviet Missile Secrets
  41. Doomba Transports Your Living Room to Hell
  42. Word Clock Don’t Need No Stencil Font
  43. Portmanteau Spewing PunBot
  44. Skeletal Robot Skips the Chassis
  45. Make an Impression at the Bar with a CNC Coaster Plotter
  46. Bottom of the Barrel Connector: Tell Us Your Socket Hacks
  47. A Daring Search for Answers in Soyuz Mystery
  48. Bonanza of Keyswitch Datasheets Fills Our Decks with Clack
  49. Ooops, Did We Just Close An Airport Over A UFO Sighting?
  50. Delicious Vector Game Console Runs Pac-Man, Tetris, and Mario
  51. Kinetic Wire Animatronics Bend It Like Disney
  52. Cortex 2 is One Serious 3D Printed Experimental Rocket
  53. Fail of the Week: Hard Lessons in 3D-Printed Bushings for a Giant RC Car
  54. The Umbrella That Tells You The Weather
  55. Achieving Zen the Arduino Way
  56. How a Microcontroller Hiding in a USB Port Became an FPGA Hiding in the Same
  57. Automatic Soap Dispenser Hides Arduino Board
  58. Machine Learning on Tiny Platforms Like Raspberry Pi and Arduino
  59. Lenses For DIY Augmented Reality Will Get a Bit Less Unobtainable
  60. Have Yourself a Recursive Little Christmas: Ornament That Prints Ornaments
  61. Arduino and Pi Share Boardspace
  62. A Safe, Ducted Drone With No Visible Blades
  63. An IoT Christmas Tree You’re Invited to Control
  64. Oh the Lessons You’ll Learn by Building a Robot Familiar
  65. Ambitious Homebrew X-Ray Machine Reveals What Lies Within
  66. Vintage Toys Live on Through 3D Printing
  67. IPv6 Christmas Display Uses 75 Internet’s Worth of Addresses
  68. LEDs and Pi Let You Virtually Decorate This Online Christmas Tree
  69. Lighting Up a Very Wiry Candle
  70. Hackaday Links: Christmas Eve Eve, 2018
  71. Arduino Heart Rate Monitor Has Star Trek Chic
  72. Microcontroller and IMU Team Up for Simple Flight Sim Controls
  73. A Perfectly Orderly Way to Manage Your Time
  74. Epoxy Too Thin? Use Wood Flour as a Thixotropic Filler
  75. Nintendo Does Sony, Better Than Sony
  76. Sanding Seashells by the Seashore
  77. Old Game Development IDE Goes FPGA
  78. Refurbishing A Classic Electrostatic Speaker PSU
  79. Get Your Tweets Without Looking
  80. Clever Wedges That Will Increase Your PCB Assembly Yield
  81. Experiment With Lumia, The Cheap and Easy Way
  82. Game Boy Camera – Now In Color
  83. FPGA Emulates a PDP-1, Breathes New Life Into Classic Video Game
  84. Explaining Fourier Again
  85. Giving An Old Mac Spotify
  86. Weather Forecasting Clock Makes An Almighty Racket
  87. We’re Dreaming of a Circuit Sculpture Christmas
  88. Radio Gets Ridiculous
  89. Manual 3D Digitizer Works a Bit Like 3-Dimensional Measuring Tape
  90. Linux Fu: Share Terminal in Browser
  91. A Star-Trek-Inspired Robot With Raspberry Pi and AI
  92. Now We’re Everywhere: Grab Our Podcast for Your Holiday Commute
  93. Neural Network Knows When Cat Wants To Go Outside
  94. Vintage IBM 1403 Printer Problem Evades an Easy Fix
  95. “DB” = Abbreviated Microcontroller Debugging
  96. A Scratch Instrument For Ants
  97. Behold The WT-220: A ‘Clever’ VT-220 Terminal
  98. Woodworker Goes from 3D-Printing Skeptic to Believer
  99. Kitty Yeung On Tech-Fashion Designs and the Wearables Industry
  100. Incredibly Heavy Ornament Likely Inappropriate To Hang On Tree
  101. Rise Of The Unionized Robots
  102. London Gatwick Airport Shuts Its Doors Due To Drone Sighting
  103. Organic Ornithopter Sensor Drone
  104. Power Wheels Gets Real With Real Wheels
  105. Using FTDI Chips With Python
  106. Lighting Up The Night Sky With A Flying POV Display
  107. Rigol MSO5000 Hacked, Features Unlocked
  108. PIC-Powered Game Console Is Blocky Goodness
  109. Seeing Like Bees With Ultraviolet Photography
  110. Hexagrow Robot Packs A Serious Sensor Package
  111. GoPro Factory Goes Nomad to Dodge Tariff Threat
  112. 3D Printed Head Can Unlock Your Phone
  113. That’s A Lisp Machine In Your Pocket
  114. A Symbiotic Partnership Between FPGA And 6502
  115. This Robot Swims, Skates, And Crawls
  116. Glowing Eyes For Regular Guys
  117. Old Wattmeter Uses Magnetics To Do the Math
  118. Hackaday Podcast: 2018 Year In Review
  119. Thread Carefully: An Introduction To Concurrent Python
  120. Can You 3D-Print a Stator for a Brushless DC Motor?
  121. GPS III Launching Today But You Can’t Use it Until 2022
  122. Does Library Bloat Make Your Smartphone App Look Fat?
  123. Can Magnets Replace The Spring In A Pogo Stick?
  124. Tired of Killing Houseplants? Try Using WiFi.
  125. Hacker Makes A Flawless Booby Trap, Strikes Back Against Package Thieves
  126. Welcome Our New Insect Overlords With Arduino-Powered Ant Bot
  127. Arduino One Pixel Camera Sees All (Eventually)
  128. ULTIMATE – A Useful Tool For File System Hacking
  129. The Hydrogen Economy May Be Coming Through Your Cooker
  130. Button, Button, Who’s Got the (One) Button?
  131. Welcome to the Slow Death of Satellite TV in America
  132. A Deep Dive Into Low Power WiFi Microcontrollers
  133. ‘Bit’ Installation Combines Art, Markov Chains
  134. Musical Mod Lets MRI Scanner Soothe the Frazzled Patient
  135. Cheap Multimeter Leads Come With Extra Ohms, Free!
  136. Hackaday Links: December 16, 2018
  137. Artificial Intelligence Composes New Christmas Songs
  138. How Not to Design a 3D Printed Belt Clamp
  139. AI Bot Plays Castlevania So You Don’t Have to
  140. OpenLH: Automating Biology for Everyone
  141. Brushless Motor Thrust Stand Provides Useful Data
  142. Shape Shifting Structures Work With Magnets
  143. Manhattan Mystery of Creepy Jingles and Random Noises Solved
  144. Imploding Tiny 3D Prints
  145. This 6502 Made From 74-Series Logic Can Run At 20 MHz
  146. Maze Generator Keeps Plotter (and Kids) Busy
  147. Young Entrepreneurs Learn What Really Goes Into Making a Product
  148. Bust A Move Doesn’t Have To Be Such A Grind
  149. Reflex Trainer Puts Athletes To The Test
  150. Build Your Own Anechoic Chamber
  151. A Lecture By A Fun Guy
  152. Lessons Learned From A 1-Day RTL-SDR Enclosure Project
  153. Vintage Plotter Turned Fruit Spectrometer
  154. Arduino-Powered Rocket Test Stand
  155. Scott Swaaley On High Voltage
  156. Dexterity Hand is a Configurable Prosthetic Hand
  157. Retrotechtacular: Remembering Radio Shack P-Box Kits
  158. Let’s Look At Some Cool Old LEDs
  159. Charge Your EV The Portable Way
  160. Turn Old Pinball Parts Into A Unique Digital Clock
  161. A Cheat Sheet For Publishing Python Packages
  162. How To Make A Pilotron, The Forgotten Tube
  163. Every Computer Deserves a Rotary Encoder
  164. The Battle Between Robot Harmonica And Machine Finger Rages On
  165. Jeremy Hong: Weaponizing the Radio Spectrum
  166. Tiny Art Etched into Silicon Wafers with Electron Beam Lithography
  167. RISC-V Will Stop Hackers Dead From Getting Into Your Computer
  168. [Ben Krasnow] Builds a One-Component Interferometer
  169. iCEBreaker, The Open Source Development Board for FPGAs
  170. Stovetop Milk Steamer Is Beautiful, Effective
  171. Cyborg, Or Leafy Sensor Array?
  172. Intel Announces Faster Processor Patched for Meltdown and Spectre
  173. Electric Drift Trike Needs Water Cooling
  174. Soft Rotating Pneumatic Actuators
  175. How To Stay Grounded When You Have Zero Potential
  176. My Oscilloscope Uses Fire
  177. Warnings On Steroids – Static Code Analysis Tools
  178. A Pi Cluster to Hang in Your Stocking with Care
  179. Toast Printer Prints Tasty Images And Weather Forecasts
  180. FPGA Hack Becomes An Atari Game Genie
  181. Improving Depth Of Field With Only 5 Phones
  182. MakerBot Moves Away From Makers with New Printer
  183. Open Hardware Board For Robust USB Power Monitoring
  184. Modified F Clamp is Wheely Good
  185. Julius Lilienfeld and the First Transistor
  186. Off Road Vehicle has Six Wheels and Fluid Power
  187. ABS: Three Plastics in One
  188. True Transparent Parts from a Desktop 3D Printer
  189. Biology Lab on Your Christmas List
  190. Interfacing Philips Hue Lights With Everything
  191. Bootstrapping An MSDOS Assembler With Batch Files
  192. Laptop Chargers Team Up To Get The Juice Flowing
  193. Crawling PCB ‘Bot Is Flexible Where It Counts
  194. Mini Van De Graaff is a Shocking Desk Toy
  195. The Space Station has a Supercomputer Stowaway
  196. Dozens of Servos Flip the Segments of This 3D-Printed Digital Clock
  197. The Evolution of Wireless Game Controllers
  198. PlayStation Classic Hacked Live on Stream
  199. Hydrogen Powered Nerf Blaster Is Dangerously Awesome
  200. From SPIDriver to I2CDriver
  201. Christmas POV Display Makes Viewer do the Work
  202. Hackaday Links: December 9, 2018
  203. Bose Wants You to Listen Up for Augmented Reality
  204. Stove Alarm Keeps The Kitchen Safe
  205. Generating Power with Wind, Water, and Solar
  206. FPGA used VHDL for Fractals
  207. Easily Deboss Notebooks with a 3D Printed Stamp
  208. Furby Plus Borges Equals Borgy
  209. An over-engineered LED Sign Board
  210. Advent Calendar – ‘Tis the CNSeason
  211. Crystal Oscillators Explained
  212. The Guts Of Switched Mode Power Supplies, Brought To You By Oscilloscope Repair
  213. Negative Voltage Pushes AVR to New Heights
  214. NTP Morse Code Clock Powered by ESP8266
  215. VexRISC-V Exposed
  216. Wearable Speeder Bikes Are Ready For A Night Out
  217. Artistic Images Made With Water Lens
  218. Liberating Birds For A Cheap Electric Scooter
  219. Building The World’s Smallest Jet Turbine By Hand
  220. Racing the Beam on a Thin Client, in FPGAs
  221. Magic Wand Learns Spells through Machine Learning and an IMU
  222. Better Mechanical Keyboards Through 3D Printing
  223. Weaponized Networked Printing is Now a Thing
  224. 5G Cellphone’s Location Privacy Broken Before It’s Even Implemented
  225. Hacking Your Way to a Custom TV Boot Screen
  226. A Scratch-Built Forgotten Classic Of The Early PC Age
  227. Eyes On The Prize Of Glucose Monitoring
  228. Spend All Day On The Lake
  229. Fan-Based Parts Tumbler Is A Breeze To Build
  230. Mechanizing A Eurorack Sequencer
  231. Fail of the Week: A Candle Caused Browns Ferry Nuclear Incident
  232. Solar Heart Engineered to Beat for Decades
  233. Your BOM is not your COGS
  234. Your USB Serial Adapter Just Became a SDR
  235. A Christmas Tree for your Lab
  236. 1970s Lab Equipment Turned Retro Pi Terminal
  237. A Portal Port Programmed For Platforms Of The Past
  238. The Complete Beginner’s Guide To Building A CNC Machine
  239. Thrift Store Razor Scooter Gets More Kick
  240. The Filament Pelletizer For Fused Granular Fabrication
  241. Ken Shirriff Explains His Techniques For Reverse Engineering Silicon
  242. Many Uses For A Single Button
  243. Linux Fu: Turn a Web App into a Full Program
  244. Editing GameCube Memory With A Raspberry Pi
  245. Apple II Megademo Is Countin’ Cycles and Takin’ Names
  246. Yet Another Restomod Of The Greatest Computer Ever
  247. Replace Legacy CNC PCs With A Gerbil
  248. A Neat Pen POV build
  249. High-End Headphones Get Flexible Boom Upgrade
  250. Adorable Desktop Disc Sander Warms Our Hearts and Our Parts
  251. Daphne Oram and the Birth of Electronic Music
  252. The Circuit Sculpture Contest
  253. Go Up A Creek Without A Paddle
  254. Hackaday Visits the Electric City
  255. Teensy Liberates the ThinkPad Keyboard
  256. Getting Started with Free ARM Cores on Xilinx
  257. Custom Joystick For An Old Commodore Finds An Unlikely Home
  258. New Transistor Uses Metal And Air Instead Of Semiconductors
  259. An Arduino Wrapped In An OLED Wrapped Inside An Enigma Pocket Watch
  260. Etch-a-Sketch 3D Printed With Cell Phone
  261. Putting That Airplane On The Map – Live And With Python
  262. Amazon Thinks ARM is Bigger than your Phone
  263. NBA Jam ROM Hack on SNES is Heating Up
  264. Why is Continuous Glucose Monitoring So Hard?
  265. Anderson’s Water Computer Spills The Analog Secrets Of Digital Logic
  266. Fail of the Week: How Not to Electric Vehicle
  267. GBA on the Big Screen: FPGA Delivers HDMI and Every Feature Imaginable
  268. Keep Both Hands on the Probes With This Oscilloscope Footswitch
  269. Hackaday Links: December 2, 2018
  270. A Raspberry Pi Has This Pool Covered
  271. FPV Antenna Leans Into The Bank
  272. Spring-Loaded Bed for K40 Laser Acts As an Auto-Focus
  273. Wheel of Fortune Gets Infinite Puzzles on NES
  274. CNC Machine Most Satisfyingly Mills Double-Sided PCBs
  275. 3D Printed Brushed Motor is Easy to Visualize
  276. Connect Your Electric Heater To The Internet (Easily and Cheaply)!
  277. Arcade1up Cabinet Solderless Upgrade With A Side of Raspberry Pi
  278. Naomi Wu On The Sino:Bit, 3D Printers, And Open Source Hardware In China
  279. Retrotechtacular: Before the Internet: MUDPIE
  280. Simple, Low-Cost Rig Lets the Budding Biohacker Run DNA Gels
  281. Henry the Hoover Gets a Weapons Upgrade
  282. Germinate Seeds With The Help of 3D Printing
  283. The Arduino Hits The Rails
  284. 1,000 Watt Power Supply Tear Down And Repair
  285. Professional Results From Cheap Air Compressors

November 2018

  1. Air Bubble Characters Float Along This Unique Scrolling Display
  2. Retrotechtacular: Some Of The Last CRTs From The Factory Floor
  3. Building Portable Linux Devices: Never Been Easier, But Still Hard
  4. Extreme Pi Overclocking With Mineral Oil
  5. Packing Decimal Numbers Easily
  6. New Part Day: The Twenty Five Cent USB Microcontroller (With A Toolchain!)
  7. Buy Or Build An Autonomous Race Car To Take The Checkered Flag
  8. An Englishman And 48 Gameboys Walk Into A Bar…
  9. MIPI CSI-2 Implementation In FPGAs
  10. Adopting An Orphaned Ultralight
  11. Build A Plate Reverb From Ikea
  12. SDR Is At the Heart of This Soup-Can Doppler Radar Set
  13. Katrina Nguyen Automates Her Mice
  14. Wonderful Sculptural Circuits hide Interactive Synthesizers
  15. Interstellar 8-Track: The Not-So-Low-Tech Data Recorders of Voyager
  16. Reverse Engineering With Sandpaper
  17. SauceBot Uses G-Code to Apply Condiments with Precision
  18. Mini Vectrex Prototype Restored By National Videogame Museum
  19. 9 Planes Combine To Make One Giant Flexible Flier
  20. Pedal Far With A Solar Powered Tricycle
  21. Sniffing RFID Readers With A Piece of Paper
  22. Homebrew Battery Discharger
  23. Linux Fu: Controlling the Terminal
  24. Xbox One X Gets Aluminum Laptop Makeover
  25. Collecting, Repairing, and Wearing Vintage Digital Watches
  26. 72 Tranducers For Acoustic Levitation
  27. Advances In Flat-Pack PCBs
  28. Amazon Creates Distributed Satellite Ground Stations
  29. Soft Silicone Pneumatics Are 3D-printed In A Tub Of Gel
  30. Tiny Drone Racing Gates Use Up Those Filament Scraps
  31. Blimpduino Hits Version 2
  32. A Guide For Driving LED Matrices
  33. Treasure Trove of Projects Provides Endless Examples
  34. Bill Gross On Why Your Startup Will Succeed
  35. The Most-3D-Printed 3D Printer
  36. Sci-Hub: Breaking Down The Paywalls
  37. The Electronics of Cold War Nightmares
  38. Video Details Construction of Transparent Wood
  39. Hackaday Assembling At 35C3
  40. Plug Your Ears And Hop On This Jet-Powered eBike
  41. FCC Gets Complaint: Proposed Ham Radio Rules Hurt National Security
  42. A Sub-$1000, Non-X86 Motherboard
  43. Poké Ball Plus Teardown Reveals No Pikachu Inside
  44. Designing Space-Rated PCBs
  45. Applied Science Rolls An Electroluminescent Controller
  46. Shushing Sonic Booms: NASA’s Supersonic X-Plane to Take Flight in 2021
  47. RISC-V CPU Gets A Peripheral
  48. Watch The Low-Cost Mechatronics Lab Dispense Candy, Sort Cups
  49. “Yell to Press B” Mod Makes N64 Controller Worse
  50. Quick Face Recognition With An FPGA
  51. Hackaday Links: November 25, 2018
  52. Solar-Powered IoT Sensor Saves Wine Batch From Overheating
  53. Already Impressive CNC Router Gets An Extra Axis
  54. 3D Printed V8 Engine Uses Solenoids
  55. DIY Ovalia Chair Serves Your Futuristic Fantasies
  56. Mug-O-Matic Plots On Coffee Mugs
  57. Set Up A Headless Raspberry Pi, All From Another Computer’s Command Line
  58. I’m Sorry, Alexander, I’m Afraid I Can’t Do That
  59. Mining Airport WiFi Data: This Sunday Is The Worst Day To Fly
  60. Agilent LCR Meter Teardown
  61. Adding Vector Art To Your Eagle Boards
  62. The Best Laptop Gets Even Better
  63. Electrolysis Tank Removes Rust
  64. Put that DLP Printer to Use Making PCBs
  65. Energy Sipping Neodymium Sphere Keeps on Spinning
  66. Look Like A Movie Hacker
  67. LED-ifying A Guitar, Part Two
  68. Move Over Strandbeest, Here’s Strider!
  69. Fail of the Week: Did My Laser Cutter Tube Really Burn Out?
  70. Five Year Old Bug Spawns Router Botnet Monster
  71. Overlooked Minimalism in Assistive Technology
  72. The Metal That Never Forgets: Nitinol and Shape-Memory
  73. Bar Code Adds a Third Dimension
  74. This Bitcoin Price Tracking Traffic Light Isn’t Just A Red LED
  75. Disco Ain’t Dead: Blinky Ball Makes You Solder Inside a Dome
  76. PLA Foils Homemade Tachometer
  77. Tumbleweed Turbine Wins Dyson Foundation Award
  78. Kind of the Opposite of a Lightsaber
  79. Neural Network Pies That Might Be Worth A Try
  80. Beautiful Moving Origami Light Made from Scrap
  81. Growing Your Own Insulation
  82. Tiny Ray Tracer Fits In 64 Bytes
  83. Battery Swap Keeps Sansa Clip+ Chugging
  84. See Cells In A New Light With A DIY Fluorescence Microscope
  85. Dad’s Custom Xbox Adaptive Controller Build for His Child
  86. Supercon: Alex Hornstein’s Adventures In Hacking The Lightfield
  87. Neo Geo Mini Gets The Ben Heck Portable Treatment
  88. Creating Black Holes: Division By Zero In Practice
  89. 3D Printer Warning: Heating Plastic To High Temps is Not Healthy
  90. Jittery Back Off to Speed Up
  91. Simulating A Speaker
  92. Little Emulators Do 8 Bits At A Time
  93. Retro Wall Phone Becomes A Doorbell, And So Much More
  94. Scratch-Building A Supersized Laser Cutter
  95. Gorgeous Bartop Arcade Build is a Cut Above
  96. The Linux Throwie: A Non-Spacefaring Satellite
  97. Rapid-Fire Hail Of Chopstick Arrows Makes Short Work Of Diminutive Foes
  98. Flagging Down Aliens with World’s Biggest Laser Pointer
  99. [Ben Krasnow] Gasses MEMS Chips, for Science
  100. The Electric Imp Sniffs out California Wildfires
  101. DIY Mini Helical Antennas From Salvaged Co-ax Cable
  102. A Candle Powered Guitar Pedal
  103. A Hacked Solution For Non-Standard Audio Modules
  104. A 3D Printed Kinematic Camera Mount
  105. Many Ways to Drive a Small Motor
  106. Of Roach Killer and Rust Remover: Sam Zeloof’s Garage-Made Chips
  107. NES Hack Lets the Mario Bros. Play Together
  108. How the Xbox Was Hacked
  109. It Might Be Possible To Build A Stingray With A Raspberry Pi
  110. Flywire Circuits at the Next Level
  111. Fail Of The Week: When the Epoxy-Coated Chip Is Conductive
  112. The Lost Art Of Steam Heating
  113. Hackaday Links: November 18, 2018
  114. Fail of the Week: Laser-based Persistence of Vision Gadget
  115. The (UV) Writing’s On The Wall
  116. Self-Powered Sun Tracker Takes a Cue from NASA Solar Probe
  117. Linux as a Library: Unikernels are Coming
  118. A 1940s Gangster-Mobile Gets an Electric Makeover
  119. CNC Embroidery Machine Punches Out Designs a Stitch at a Time
  120. Restoring An Apollo Guidance Computer
  121. Generative Design Algorithms Prepare For Space
  122. Meat-Seeking Raspberry Pi Leads you to Flavortown
  123. Vintage Rotary Phone Turned Virtual Assistant
  124. SNES Controller Has a Pi Zero in the Trunk
  125. High Voltage Measurement is Shockingly Safe
  126. A Sneak Peek at Anechoic Chamber Testing
  127. Etch Your Own Circuit Boards In Your Kitchen
  128. Analog Clock Goes Digital, or Vice Versa
  129. Expanding 3D Printer Bed Stays True Under Fire
  130. The Kilogramme Will Cease To Be A Physical Entity
  131. DIY Telepresence Robot Built From Off-The-Shelf Parts
  132. FPGA Testbenches Made Easier
  133. Turning A Rotary Tool Into A CNC
  134. Supercon: Designing Your Own Diffractive Optics
  135. Delta Bot Plucks Out Tunes on a Mandolin
  136. Smooth Moves from Cheap Motors
  137. How’s a Gyro Work?
  138. Magnets and Printed Parts Make Quick-Disconnect Terminals
  139. Measuring The Cooling Effect Of Transformer Oil
  140. Foam Airboat is Cheap RC Fun
  141. Researchers Seek to Create the Digital Smell Interface
  142. An In-Depth Look at Dexter, the Robotic Arm
  143. Adding Linux To A PDP-11
  144. Choosing Cell Modems: The Drama Queen of Hardware Design
  145. Cyborg Mushrooms
  146. The Smaller, More Powerful Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+
  147. Re-enacting TRON on the Apple IIgs
  148. Centurion Bridge Layer, Now In RC
  149. Rock Out to the Written Word with BookSound
  150. 3D Print Springs With Hacked GCode
  151. Mastering OpenSCAD Workflow
  152. 3D Printering: Blender Tips For Printable Objects
  153. Friday Hack Chat: All About Crypto
  154. The Value of Cardboard In Product Design
  155. Hack My House: Opening Raspberry Pi to the Internet, but Not the Whole World
  156. Memory Mapping Methods in the Super Nintendo
  157. Backyard Planetarium with Magnets
  158. Hackaday Meetup at Electronica: Thursday
  159. What’s the Difference? Ask an Op Amp
  160. Non-Nefarious Raspberry Pi Only Looks Like a Hack
  161. The Mighty D Battery Becomes A USB Powerbank
  162. Apple 1 Emulator Is A Perfect Fit For Supercon Badge
  163. ESP8266 Wi-Fi Instant Camera is a Simple Shooter
  164. Hotend Becomes the Z Probe with a Kinematic Coupling
  165. Mechanisms: Lead Screws and Ball Screws
  166. Alice Evans: Brucellosis, or Why We Pasteurize Milk
  167. Unique Flat-Screen Display Put to Use in CRT Game Boy
  168. Low-energy ESP8266-based Board Sleeps Like a Log Until Triggered
  169. Advent Calendar Tracks The Days Until Christmas
  170. Hacked Heating Instruments for the DIY Biology Lab
  171. Arduino Provides Hands-Free Focus for Digital Inspection Scope
  172. Fail of the Week: Leaf Blowers Can’t Fly
  173. Lego Tardis Spins Through the Void
  174. Sprite_TM’s Magic Paintbrush
  175. An Apollo Guidance Computer Laid Bare
  176. Hello, And Please Don’t Hang Up: The Scourge of Robocalls
  177. New Part Day: A $6 Linux Computer You Might Be Able To Write Code For
  178. How To Evolve A Radio
  179. A Daylight-Readable Bar Graph Display in the 70s Wasn’t Cheap
  180. The Naughty AIs That Gamed The System
  181. Hackaday Links: The Eleventh Day Of The Eleventh Month, 2018
  182. Belt Up With A Redundant Car Part
  183. 3D-Printer Extrudes Paper Pulp Instead of Plastic
  184. Kinect Visualizer Demo Gives Winamp a Run for Its Money
  185. A Fleet of Pressure Washers Powers This Interactive Public Fountain
  186. Robot Never Misses Leg Day
  187. A $4 Ultrasonic Theremin Looks Cheesy on Purpose
  188. Arduino Gets a Command Line Interface
  189. Single Board Computer Plays Nice with NVIDIA GPU
  190. What’s Inside that New Mac Mini Anyway?
  191. Back to School Online
  192. What Good Are Counterfeit Parts? Believe It Or Not, Maybe A Refund
  193. Making Colored Smoke Devices, The Right Way
  194. E-Mail Service Claims it Doesn’t Store Your Mail
  195. An Englishman’s Home Is His (Drone-Defended) Castle
  196. Raspberry Pi PoE Redux
  197. Using E-Paper Displays for an Electronic Etch A Sketch
  198. Pixy2 is Super Vision for Arduino or Raspberry Pi
  199. The How and Why of Laser Cutter Aiming
  200. X-Ray Vision for FPGAs: Using Verifla
  201. Tractor Drives Itself, Thanks to ESP32 and Open Source
  202. Soyuz Failure Leaves Questions Unanswered
  203. The Negative Rail Explained
  204. All The Goodies You Need For Your RTL-SDR
  205. Fixing a Crazy Expensive Spectrum Analyser, With Solder
  206. Pringles Can Turned Vaporwave Lamp
  207. A 3D-Printed Egg-Shaped Speaker Cabinet
  208. Did We Just Get Buzzed by Alien Space Junk?
  209. Rewound and Rewired BLDC Makes a Half-Decent Generator
  210. It Happened at Supercon: Six Days of Fun in a Three Day Con
  211. Digital Picture Frame Turned Vectrex Overlay
  212. The Dual In-Line Package and How It Got That Way
  213. Steady Hand Repurposes Cheap SSD Modules
  214. Put an ItsyBitsy Zork in your Pocket
  215. Debugging Arduino is Painful: This Can Help
  216. Printed Parts Turn Ruler into Marking Gauge
  217. Junkbox Constant Current Source Helps with Kelvin Sensing
  218. Teardown of a (Relatively) Cheap Thermal Camera
  219. Rooting the Amazon Fire TV Cube with an Arduino
  220. Inventor Services – Maybe Right For You – Maybe
  221. Lightsaber Uses Pogo Pins to Make Assembly a Breeze
  222. Linux Fu: Pimp Your Pipes
  223. Shakespeare in a Zip in a RAR, Hidden in an Image on Twitter
  224. Bill’s 100 Year-Old Smart Home
  225. BitBench Helps Parse Binary Data
  226. Suspense Courtesy of Arduino, Mess of Wires
  227. Add Nest Functionality to your Thermostat for $5
  228. Soviet-Era 7-Segment Display, Built Like a Tank
  229. A Clay Oven For Perfect Pizza Every Time
  230. Supercon Badge Hackers Racing The Clock
  231. Pocket Sized Arduino Calculator Makes a Great First Project
  232. Warnings Are Your Friend – A Code Quality Primer
  233. Tilt-Rotor Plane Needs Flight Controller Hack to Get Airborne
  234. Welding Robot Takes on a Hot, Dirty, Dangerous Job
  235. An OpenSCAD Mini-ITX Computer Case
  236. A QR Code, Step By Step
  237. Homebrew Attachment Turns Angle Grinder into Slimline Belt Sander
  238. Breathing Underwater Using Wind Power
  239. Scratch Built Toe Clamps Keep Your Work In Place
  240. Better 3D Printing through Magnets
  241. ESP8266 Monitor Keeps an Eye on OctoPrint
  242. How the Sony PlayStation Was Hacked
  243. Arachnid Ale Uses Yeast to Make Spider Silk
  244. Pint-sized Jacob’s Ladder Packs 10,000 Volts in a Pickle Jar
  245. Living Hinges at the Next Level
  246. Quick and Dirty MIDI Interface with USBASP
  247. Weather Station Is A Tutorial in Low Power Design
  248. Redesigning the Musical Keyboard with Light-Up Buttons
  249. Stepper Motor Mods Improve CNC Flat Coil Winder
  250. Launchpad MIDI Controller Put to Work with Python
  251. Green LED Means GO For Supercon Badge Hacking
  252. TouchYou: Wearable Touch Sensor and Stimulator
  253. Dexter Robotic Arm Wins the 2018 Hackaday Prize
  254. Arduino Nitrox Analyzer for the Submarine Hacker
  255. Competitive Soldering Gets Heated at Hackaday Superconference
  256. Voice Controlled Glasses and Magnifying Lens
  257. Adding Energy Use and Cost to “Laundry Done” Notifications
  258. Livestream the Hackaday Superconference
  259. Revive that old Analog Cell Phone with SDR
  260. Who’s Going On Your Fifty?
  261. Analog Synth, But In Cello Form
  262. Save a Few Steps on Your Next Build with These Easy Linear Actuators
  263. Gyro Controlled RGB Blinky Ball Will Light up Your Life
  264. Teardown and Repair of a Police Recorder
  265. Eight Player GameCube Adapter is Ready for Smash
  266. These Are The 100 Finalists In The Hackaday Prize
  267. FT8: Saving Ham Radio or Killing It?
  268. Flexible Battery Meter Bends Over Backward to Work
  269. The Linux Throwie: Powering a Linux Server with a 0.3W Solar Panel
  270. Cooking Eggs with Magnets in Motion
  271. SMORES Robot Finds Its Own Way To The Campfire
  272. Cut Through The Noise, See Tiny Signals
  273. Code Review Lamp Subtly Reminds You To Help Your Fellow Developer
  274. A Cow-Powered Human Centrifuge
  275. This Cup Holder Crystal Ball Tells Your MPG Future
  276. The Portable, Digital, Visual Theremin
  277. Adaptive Layer Height on the Monoprice Select Mini
  278. Video Quick Bit: The Best DIY Musical Instruments
  279. Mini LEGO Technic Tank Patrols Your Desk Under ESP32 Control
  280. Hands on with the Arduino FPGA
  281. Drawing On an OLED with an ATtiny85, No RAM Buffers Allowed
  282. Apple Kernel Code Vulnerability Affected All Devices
  283. Corporate Badgelife: Oracle’s Code Card
  284. The Modern Analog Soldering Station

October 2018

  1. 7 Segment Clockwork Display Made From Cardboard
  2. Speak Your WiFi
  3. This Weekend: The Greatest Hardware Conference
  4. The Swiss Army Knife of Audio Synthesis
  5. Ask Hackaday: What are Your Less Extreme Brain Hacks?
  6. Spooky Animated Eyes for Your Frightening Needs
  7. When Good Software Goes Bad: Malware In Open Source
  8. Helium can Stop Your iPhone — Maybe Other MEMS, Too
  9. LED Stick Person Costume Lights Up the Night
  10. Learn to Optimize Code in Assembly… for Android
  11. A Bluetooth Upgrade For An Unusual Set Of Headphones
  12. Kepler Closes Eyes After a Decade of Discovery
  13. Apple Introduces What We’ve All Been Waiting For
  14. Wavetable General MIDI For Everyone
  15. Oliver Heaviside: Rags to Recognition, to Madness
  16. Want to Learn Ethernet? Write Your Own Darn AVR Bootloader!
  17. Relativity Space’s Quest to 3D Print Entire Rockets
  18. Burn Some Time with this Arduino Reddit Browser
  19. Lessons in Disposable Design from a Cheap Blinky Ball
  20. Short Length of Wire Turns STM32 Microcontroller into Good-enough Wireless UART Blaster
  21. New Part Day: ST’s New 3D Printer Motor Driver
  22. Low-cost Autonomous Rover will Drive your Projects
  23. Prototype Proves Wii was Two Gamecubes Taped Together All Along
  24. The Incredible Judges Of The Hackaday Prize
  25. History of White LEDs
  26. Supercon is Sold Out, Join Us On the Live Streams and Chat Rooms
  27. Open Data Cam Combines Camera, GPU, and Neural Network in an Artisanal DIY Cereal Box
  28. Seth Molson is Designing the Future, One Show at a Time
  29. Creating a 3G Raspberry Pi Smartphone
  30. Parcelcopter Drone Project Delivers In Rough Terrain
  31. A Tour Through the Archetypical Asian Factory
  32. Unicycle Given a Hand Crafted Gear Box
  33. Hackaday Links: October 28, 2018
  34. The Ultimate MIDI Wind Controller Is The Human Voice
  35. Easy Blinking LED Eyes for Halloween
  36. Making PCBs With A Cutting Plotter
  37. Brain Cell Electronics Explains Wetware Computing Power
  38. With Grinning Keyboard and Sleek Design, This Synth Shows It All
  39. New AVR-IOT Board Connects to Google
  40. Custom LED Signage From Household Items
  41. Piano Genie Trained a Neural Net to Play 88-Key Piano with 8 Arcade Buttons
  42. Chiptunes In An Altoids Tin
  43. Travel to Mercury on Ion Power
  44. This RC Fortnite Rocket Is A Victory Royale
  45. The Bolt-On Peristaltic Pump
  46. Hardware Controllers For Software Effects
  47. Rebuilding an Amiga 500 PSU
  48. Failing at Making Ferrofluid
  49. Ghost Rider Costume Is Smoking Hot
  50. Kinetic Sculpture Achieves Balance Through Machine Learning
  51. Gutters To Gardens: The IoT Rain Barrel
  52. Books You Should Read: Designing Reality
  53. Competitive Surface Mount Soldering Comes to Supercon
  54. A Multifunction ESP8266 Smartwatch
  55. DMCA Review: Big Win for Right to Repair, Zero for Right to Tinker
  56. Child’s Pushcar Gets Serious Horsepower
  57. EMMC Data Recovery From A Bricked Phone
  58. DIY Tuning Capacitors from Washers and 3D-Printed Parts
  59. Paper Airplane Database has the Wright Stuff
  60. Vinduino Water-Smart Farming – Now with LoRa!
  61. Looks Like a Glove, Plays Like a Musical Instrument
  62. What Can The Blockchain Do For You?
  63. Supercon Badge Hardware Hacking: Here’s What to Bring
  64. Hurdy-Gurdy Gets Modernized with MIDI Upgrades
  65. The Machinists’ Mantra: Precision, Thy Name Is Rigidity
  66. Portable Hacking Unit Combines Pi With WiFi Pineapple
  67. 10,000-Year-Old Camera Lens Takes Striking Pictures
  68. AV Synth is Psychedelic Analog Mayhem
  69. 3D Printed Bridge Goes Dutch
  70. This Ukulele Does Chiptunes, and Not Just Because It’s Made Out Of a Game Boy
  71. Building a Proof of Concept Hardware Implant
  72. Linux Fu: Marker is a Command Line Menu
  73. This Synth Plays The Only Scale Everybody Knows
  74. Friday Hack Chat: Air Hacking
  75. Camera Obscura On Wheels Hits the Open Road
  76. GE’s Engine to Reignite Civil Supersonic Flight
  77. Faux Walkie-Talkie for Comedy Walking Tour is a Rapid Prototyping Win
  78. Ford Ka Becomes Diwheel Monster
  79. Building an Electric Scooter That’s Street Legal, Even in Germany
  80. Homemade Shop Vise Packs a Hydraulic Punch
  81. One Man’s Quest to Build His Own Speakers
  82. Racing the Beam and Dropping Some Beats
  83. The Spirit Of The 80s Lives On In A MIDI Harmonica
  84. Sidney Darlington
  85. Putting a Motor Inside a Speed Controller
  86. Hack My House: ZoneMinder’s Keeping an Eye on the Place
  87. Slack on the SNES via Satellite
  88. $3 Multimeter Teardown
  89. Real Time Satellite Tracker Shows You What’s Going Over Your Head
  90. Jump into AI with a Neural Network of your Own
  91. Wave-Powered Glider Delivers Your Message In A Bottle
  92. Robot + Trumpet = Sad Trombone.mp3
  93. The Incredible Judges Of The Hackaday Prize
  94. A Close Look at the Prusa i3 MK3
  95. Vibrosight Hears When You are Sleeping. It Knows When You’re Awake.
  96. That Time Atari Cracked the Nintendo Entertainment System
  97. Home Built Flight Sim Combines Virtual and Actual Reality
  98. Teardown: Sony’s New Aibo goes Under the Knife
  99. Blazing Fast Raspberry Pi Display Driver Will Melt Your Face then Teach You How
  100. Stock Looking PSP Hides a Raspberry Pi Zero
  101. Hackaday Links: October 21, 2018
  102. The Polyphonic Analog/Digital Synth Project
  103. Turning The Deep Note Into A Game
  104. What the Hack Is This Thing?
  105. HTTPS for the Internet of Things
  106. Dollar Store Helping Hands for Soldering
  107. Finally, An Open Source MIDI Foot Controller
  108. You’ll Flip for This 7404 IC Motherboard Fix
  109. Elegant Drum Machine from Teensy
  110. IoT Traffic Light Is Cardboard Made Fun
  111. Can You Build An Open Source Pocket Operator?
  112. The Crystal (Testing) Method
  113. I2C Bootloader for ATtiny85 Lets Other Micros Push Firmware Updates
  114. E-ink Typewriter Is Refreshingly Slow
  115. Hacking Nature’s Musicians
  116. Wired Wireless Over Coax
  117. Which Wireless is Right Wireless?
  118. An Open Controller For Woodwind Instruments
  119. Bradley Gawthrop Loves Wiring and so Should You
  120. Superdeep Borehole Samples Create Non-boring Music
  121. Return of the Infamous Triforium
  122. Talking Clock? That’s Nothing New
  123. Laser Cutter Resurrection Uncovers a Magnificent Machine Beneath the Ash
  124. The BNC Connector and How It Got That Way
  125. A Robotic Arm For Those Who Like Their Kinematics Both Ways
  126. Decorative Light Box Lets You Guess The Time
  127. Redeem Your Irresponsible 90s Self
  128. The Math That Makes Computers Go, Built On a Tiny PCB
  129. Playing Doom on Keysight Oscilloscope via Windows CE
  130. SandBot Happily And Tirelessly Rolls Patterns In Sand
  131. Laser Cut Cardboard Robot Construction Kit Eases Learning And Play
  132. Ask Hackaday: Why Aren’t We Hacking Cellphones?
  133. Packing a Lot Into a Little PCB: Winners of the Square Inch Project
  134. Mechatronic Hand Mimics Human Anatomy to Achieve Dexterity
  135. ILLIAC was HAL 9000’s Granddaddy
  136. Popup Notification Dinosaur
  137. Reverse Engineering CMOS
  138. US Announces Withdraw From Postal Treaty; International Shipping Prices Expected to Rise
  139. Use Nodes to Code Loads of G-code for 3D CNC Carving
  140. 3D Printing, Halloween Style
  141. DIY Arc Light Makes An Unnecessarily Powerful Bicycle Headlight
  142. Sonic Robots Don’t Play Instruments, They Are The Instruments
  143. The Supercon Badge is a Freakin’ Computer
  144. Friday Hack Chat: Visual Synthesis
  145. Balancing Robots From Off-The-Shelf Parts
  146. Hacking When It Counts: Setting Sail in a Submarine
  147. Flamethrower Gets Update, Retains Some Sketchiness
  148. Can A Motorized Bicycle Run On Trees?
  149. LibSSH Vuln: You Don’t Need to See my Authentication
  150. FIDO2 Authentication In All The Colors
  151. Modular Violin Takes A Bow
  152. Hacker Pops Top On NFC Vending Machines
  153. These Twenty Projects Won The Musical Instrument Challenge In The Hackaday Prize
  154. Cool Tools: Deus Ex Autorouter
  155. Just in Time for Halloween: Another Talking Skull
  156. The Science of Landing on an Asteroid
  157. Life Imitates Art: 3D Printed Banksy Frame “Shreds” Oeuvre, Prints Money
  158. Performing A Chip Transplant To Resurrect A Dead Board
  159. Circuit Bending A TV For Better Input
  160. Hams see Dark Side Of The Moon Without Pink Floyd
  161. Hybrid Robot Walks, Transforms, And Takes Flight
  162. Wind Turbine Pushes Limits Of Desktop 3D Printing
  163. The Incredible Judges Of The Hackaday Prize
  164. Teardown: D50761 Aircraft Quick Access Recorder
  165. The 3D Printed Plotter You Didn’t Know You Needed
  166. Construction Cranes Versus Hurricanes
  167. Shedding A Bit Of Light On Some Logic
  168. Degaussing Coil To Restore Gameplay Like It’s 1985
  169. DIY Wire Bender Gets Wires All Bent Into Shape
  170. Glasses For The Hearing Impaired?
  171. Hackaday Links: October 14, 2018
  172. Listen To A Song Made From Custom Nintendo LABO Waveform Cards
  173. Synthesizing Mother Nature’s Sounds Like You’ve Never Seen Before
  174. Flash: Arduino Vidor FPGA Instructions Hit France
  175. Detect Elevated Carbon Monoxide (Levels)
  176. R3-14, The Personal Assistant Two Years In The Making
  177. Arcade Asteroids, Now In Colour
  178. Mergers And Acquisitions: Apple Buys Most of Dialog
  179. Dymo Rides Again With This Dot-Matrix Label Embosser
  180. The Solution To DJs Playing Their MacBooks
  181. Tiny Telescope For Simple Radio Astronomy
  182. Disney Builds Autonomous Graffiti Drone
  183. Atlas is Back with Some New Moves
  184. Save A Linotype Machine For Future Generations
  185. Drone + Ground Penetrating Radar = Mine Detector?
  186. Mike Tyson’s Punchout Patch Gives HDTV Lag A K.O.
  187. New Controller For Retro Console
  188. Measuring The Stiffness Of 3D-Printed Parts
  189. An Open Source Toy Synth
  190. Logic Analyzers for FPGAs: A Verilog Odyssey
  191. Contest Results: Raspberry Pis Put on a Show
  192. Down the DIY Rabbit Hole with a Shop AC Installation
  193. Retrotechtacular: Robots and Bowling Pins
  194. You Should Not Try These Taser NERF Darts
  195. Seeing a Webcam’s PCBs in a Whole Different Light
  196. Video Shows Power Isn’t Everything In Laser Engraving
  197. Bird Beats Cancer With The Help Of A 3D-Printed Prosthetic
  198. Swedish Front Plus Japanese Back Makes For Useful Hybrid Camera
  199. Trashed TV Gets RGB LED Backlight
  200. MIDI Controlled Neon
  201. International Space Station is Racing the Clock After Soyuz Failure
  202. Ken Shirriff Chats About a Whole World of Chip Decapping
  203. The Crustacean Battle Bot of your Nightmares
  204. I Ate a Robot Hamburger Before the Restaurant Went Out of Business
  205. Soyuz Rocket Emergency Landing, Everyone OK
  206. A New Kid On The Mini ARM Block
  207. Studying Airplane Radio Reflections With SDR
  208. Atari Lynx Becomes Modern 2600 Console Homage
  209. The Little Cat That Could
  210. Build Your Own LAN Cable Tester
  211. Recovering Data From A Vintage MFM Drive
  212. The 3D Printed Guitar
  213. The 555 and How It Got That Way
  214. Friday Hack Chat: FPGA Bootcamp
  215. 3D Printed Catamaran eats Benchy’s Lunch
  216. This Year’s Nobel Prizes Are Straight Out Of Science Fiction
  217. Printrbot Post Mortem
  218. Adding Bluetooth to Original SNES Controllers
  219. One-Legged Jumping Robot Shows That Control Is Everything
  220. Using AI To Pull Call Signs From SDR-Processed Signals
  221. Putting The Sega Teradrive Into Overdrive
  222. Hacking The ZH03B Laser Particle Sensor
  223. A Better Charger For Your Coin Cell Batteries
  224. A Funny Thing Happened on Ada Lovelace Day…
  225. Dirty Video Mixing with the Raspberry Pi Zero
  226. Google Discovers Google+ Servers Are Still Running
  227. Flying Human Head Lands Just in Time for Halloween
  228. Is 2018 Finally the Year of Windows on the Robot?
  229. Another Drawbot Uses A Pi And Web Sockets
  230. Programming A RISC-V Softcore With Ada
  231. Pocket High Voltage Generator Becomes Great Test Tool
  232. Knock Your 3D Printer Down To 2D
  233. The Incredible Judges Of The Hackaday Prize
  234. Hack My House: Running Raspberry Pi Without an SD Card
  235. Everything Supercon: This. Is. Big.
  236. World’s Smallest Wii is Also World’s Worst
  237. Will Drones and Planes be Treated as Equals by FAA?
  238. New Part Day: The RISC-V Chip With Built-In Neural Networks
  239. Perfecting the Solar Powered Web Server
  240. Clock Monitors Deep Space Network, Keeps Vigil Over Lost Mars Rover
  241. The Bells! The Bells! One Battery since 1840
  242. Hackaday Links: October 7, 2018
  243. Towards Open Biomedical Imaging
  244. Reading Old Data Tapes, the Hard Way
  245. Solar Power For Chernobyl’s Second Generation of Electricity
  246. Robot Sorts Beads by Color
  247. Banksy’s Barely Believable Batteries
  248. ESP8266 Clock Puts Time in a Jar
  249. Bus Raider Allows Classic Micro Emulation On An RC2014
  250. Amplifier Controlled Motorized Display
  251. Challenge Your Perception Of Reality With Emotional Sunglasses
  252. The Carbon Fiber Construction Of Large Propellers
  253. Soft Robotic Jellyfish Get Pumped in the Atlantic
  254. Smartphone Mod Goes Out On A Limb
  255. A Graphic Equaliser The Analogue Way
  256. Perhaps The Ultimate Raspberry Pi Case: Your PC
  257. Creating KiCad Parts From A PDF Automagically
  258. Build Your Next Dancing Robot From Empty Soda Bottles
  259. Help For High-Frequency Hobbyists
  260. This Is Your Last Chance To Enter The Hackaday Prize
  261. Electromagnetic Field 2018: Event Review
  262. Supercon Talks That Inspire You to Take On Something New
  263. 3D Printed Sneakers Are Now A Thing
  264. Easy FPGA CPU with MAX1000
  265. Displaying Bitmaps on the Apple II
  266. This Rocket Cookstove Is Hot Stuff!
  267. Homebrew Linear Actuators Put The Moves On This Motion Simulator
  268. We Got Your Sega Chiptunes Right Here
  269. Fully 3D Printed And Metalized Horn Antennas Are Shiny and Chrome
  270. Tiny Plotter Is Made Of Strings And Cardboard
  271. SENSEation Shows The Importance of Good Physical Design
  272. How Precise is That Part? Know Your GD&T
  273. Supercon: How Many Hardware Talks Can Be Packed Into One Conference?
  274. Malicious Component Found on Server Motherboards Supplied to Numerous Companies
  275. Linux Fu: Keep an Eye on that File
  276. Doom Battle Royale Mod with 64 Players Hurts Plenty
  277. Easy Access Point Configuration on ESP8266
  278. WebSockets Embedded With The ESP8266
  279. Robot Solves Rubik’s Cube With One Hand Tied Behind Its Back
  280. Ants, Dirt, Rain, And The Commodore 64 That Wouldn’t Quit
  281. New Part Day: The Fifty Cent USB Chip
  282. The Magic Flute of Rat Mind Control Aims to Mix Magic and Science
  283. Icestorm Tools Roundup: Open Source FPGA Dev Guide
  284. Supercon on the Rise: More Amazing Talks Revealed
  285. Friday Hack Chat: Is There Life On Mars?
  286. Retrotechtacular: Disposing of Sodium, 1947-Style
  287. Giant Robot Arm Uses Fluid Power, Not Electronics
  288. Keep ‘Em Flying with this Monster DIY Battery
  289. A New Tilt on RC Car Controllers
  290. Artistic Collaboration With AI
  291. A New Take On Building A Portable N64
  292. Experimenting With Extruded Elements
  293. An Unmanned Ground Vehicle, Compatable With An Arduino
  294. The Modular Connector and How It Got That Way
  295. Eight More Speakers You’ll See at Supercon
  296. Free ARM cores for Xilinx FPGAs
  297. Bitcoin’s Double Spending Flaw Was Hush-Hush During Rollout
  298. Pirates Don’t Stand a Chance Against This 3-D Printed Pan-Tilt Gimbal
  299. Tiny WiFi-Enabled ARM MCU for Tiny Projects
  300. VinylVideo Is Literally Video On Vinyl
  301. Continuous Seltzer Deployment System Solves Our Bubbly-Water Sourcing Problems
  302. Add Some Edge To Your Blades With Blown-Arc Plasma
  303. High Detail 3D Printing With An Airbrush Nozzle
  304. The Leap Motion Makes Robots Bend To Your Will
  305. Cool Tools: The Pantorouter Turns Tracing on its Side
  306. Just a Taste of the Talks at Supercon
  307. A Better Battery Arduino
  308. Remember When Blockbuster Video Tried Burning Game Cartridges On Demand?
  309. Pristine Apple I Sells at Auction for a Jaw-Dropping Price
  310. Microsoft Releases Crown Jewels — From 1982!
  311. How to Build an Inverter, and Why Not to Bother
  312. What’s the Cheapest Way to Scan Lots of Buttons?

September 2018

  1. Hackaday Links: September 30, 2018
  2. An Enigma Wrapped In A Riddle Wrapped In A Vintage Radio
  3. iCEstick Makes Terrible Radio Transmitter
  4. Tindie Guides That Hackaday Prize Entry Into Your Hands
  5. Maker Faire NY: Getting Physical with Minecraft
  6. Watch the Snappy, Insect-like Moves of this DIY Quadruped Robot
  7. An SLA-Printed Pogo Pin Programming Jig
  8. This Nixie Device is Useless, But Pretty
  9. Putting M5Stack on LoRa and the Things Network
  10. Walk It Off, Healing Robots
  11. Gesture Control without Fancy Sensors, Just Pots and Weights
  12. Turn a Cheap 3D Printer Into a Cheap Laser Cutter
  13. Maker Faire NY: Cocoa Press Chocolate Printer
  14. These 3D Printed Supports Can Take Hard Use, Thanks to Resin Filling
  15. Drill Jig Helps Mount WeMos D1 Mini
  16. Faux Aircon Units, Made Entirely From 2D Cuts
  17. Creating Antimatter On The Desktop — One Day
  18. Bot Makes Etch A Sketch Art In One Continuous Line
  19. Gaze Upon This Daft Punk Helmet’s Rows of Utterly Perfect Hand-Soldered LEDs
  20. Give Yourself A Sixth Sense With An Arduino
  21. Retrotechtacular: Here’s How They Programmed the EDSAC Computer
  22. Maker Faire NY: Developing for the Final Frontier
  23. Inductance in PCB Layout: The Good, the Bad, and the Fugly
  24. FPGA Jacked Into Pinball Machine Masters High Scores
  25. Sounding A Sour Note Can Save People From A Sour Stomach (Or Worse)
  26. Antennas That You Install With A Spray-Can
  27. Three Part Deep Dive Explains Lattice iCE40 FPGA Details
  28. Sorting LEGO Is Like Making A Box Of Chocolates
  29. RTL-SDR Paves Way To Alexa Controlled Blinds
  30. The Redox Keyboard
  31. Laser Noob: Getting Started With the K40 Laser
  32. Kipp Bradford on the Importance of Boring Projects, Medical Tech, and Sci Fi Novels
  33. The New, Improved Open Hardware Certification Program
  34. Can You “Take Back” Open Source Code?
  35. The Exquisite Badges Of Open Hardware Summit
  36. Maker Faire NY: Infinite Autonomous 3D Printing
  37. Fallout Watch Build Triumphs In Adverse Conditions
  38. Epoxy Fix For A Combusted PCB
  39. Learn Verilog In Your Browser
  40. Apple’s Best Computer Gets WiFi
  41. Bask In The Warm Glow Of DIY Incandescent Bulbs
  42. Hair Is Good Electronic Hub Real Estate
  43. Building a Hardware Store Faraday Cage
  44. Bring Your Own Controller Kits Just Add Bluetooth
  45. Hack My House: Raspberry Pi as Infrastructure
  46. Adding Analog Touch To (Nearly) Any Mechanical Keyboard
  47. Giant Connect Four Pits You Against the Computer
  48. A Nibble And A Half Of Wooden Bits
  49. Nim Writes C Code — And More — For You
  50. DIY Studio Lights To Improve Your Videos
  51. Minimal Blinky Project Makes The Chip The Circuit Board
  52. DIY Puff-Suck Interface Aims for Faster Text Input
  53. Maker Faire NY: Where Robots Come Out to Play
  54. Join Hackaday And Tindie This Thursday At Open Hardware Summit
  55. Buy A Baofeng While You Still Can? FCC Scowls at Unauthorized Frequency Transmitters
  56. Productivity, Unfinished Projects, and Letting Go
  57. Trials and Tribulations in Sending Data with Wires
  58. That TRS Jack On Your Graphing Calculator Does More Than You Think
  59. Self-Solving Rubik’s Cube
  60. Infection? Your Smartphone Will See You Now
  61. Cheating the Perfect Wheelie With Sensors And Servos
  62. A Three Axis Mill For The End Of The World
  63. A Motion Capture System For Everyone
  64. Box Forts For Adults: Best Practices and Design Strategies
  65. A Rotary Axis CNC Machine
  66. Planned Obsolescence Isn’t A Thing, But It Is Your Fault
  67. Tearing Into a $1.3 Million Oscilloscope
  68. Feeding Dogs over Twitch is Latest E-Sport Craze
  69. World’s Smallest LED Blinky
  70. The Tiniest Computer Vision Platform Just Got Better
  71. Hackaday Links: September 23, 2018
  72. Send Smooches over Skype with the Kiss Interface
  73. This Pinball Game Doesn’t Come In A Box… It Is The Box
  74. Using an FPGA to Navigate China’s Railroads
  75. Greasing Robot Hands: Variable Friction Makes Robo-Mitts More Like Our Own
  76. Submarine to Plane: Can You Hear Me Now? The Hydrophone Radar Connection
  77. DIY Arduino Soldering Iron Hits Version 2.0
  78. One Man’s Disenchantment With The World Of Software
  79. Maker Faire NY: Programmable Air
  80. There Are Multiple Ways To Gesture With This Serpentine Sensor
  81. Prusa Introduces A Resin Printer at Maker Faire NY
  82. I Hear You Offer WiFi
  83. Wonderful iPad Mini 2 Home Made Spiral Notebook Case
  84. Turn Your Teddy Bear Into A Robot With Yale’s “Robotic Skin”
  85. This TARDIS Is Bigger On The Inside
  86. Make An Electric Skateboard For Your Cat
  87. The Un-Economy Of Building Your Own Spot Welder
  88. Building A Pocket Sized Arduino Oscilloscope
  89. The Diaphragm is the Coil in These Flexible PCB Speakers
  90. Easy GUI Front Ends for Arduino, Rasberry Pi, and More with MyOpenLab
  91. Convince Your Boss to Send You To Supercon
  92. Prusa Unveils their own Line of PLA Filament
  93. The N64 Controller Gets Brass Gears Through 3D Printing
  94. 555 Timer Robots Will Rule The World
  95. New Part Day: Put An Alexa In Everything
  96. One Man’s Journey To Becoming His Own ISP
  97. Fixing An IBM 1401 Computer To Get It Printing Again
  98. C64 Keyboard Helps Keep The Memory Alive
  99. This Keyboard And Mouse Also Gives You A Workout
  100. The Use and Abuse Of CT Scanners
  101. Golf Practice Made Easy with Robotics
  102. Space Garbage Truck Passes its First Test
  103. Show that Sega Saturn Save Battery Who’s Boss
  104. Learn ARM Assembly with the Raspberry Pi
  105. Touch Anything And Everything
  106. Advanced Techniques For Using Git With KiCAD
  107. Electric Wheelbarrow Makes Hauling Big Loads Easier
  108. Voice Controlled Stereo Balance With ESP8266
  109. ‘SHE BON’ is an Artful, Wearable, Sensual, Sensing Platform
  110. Industrial 3D Printing Uses Layers Like We’ve Never Seen Before
  111. Join Hackaday For A Night Of Pre-Maker Faire Hacks
  112. Braille on a Tablet Computer
  113. Learn To Loop The Python Way: Iterators And Generators Explained
  114. Final Fantasy Exploit Teaches 32-bit Integer Math
  115. Visual Schematic Diffs in KiCAD Help Find Changes
  116. Soldering Like It’s 205 BC
  117. Super Magnesium: Lighter Than Aluminum, Cheaper Than Carbon Fiber
  118. Robotic Fruit Fly Won’t Eat Your Fruit
  119. Epic Clock Clocks The Unix Epoch
  120. A Look at Liquid Dielectrics
  121. Get Your PCBs Made at the Mall
  122. Ask Hackaday: How’s That Capacitor Shortage Going?
  123. Rocket Science With The Other SpaceX
  124. ARM-Based NAS Is A Low Cost, Low Power Beauty
  125. It’s The Web, Basically
  126. A $1, Linux-Capable, Hand-Solderable Processor
  127. Hacked Electric Toothbrush Defeats Locks With Ease
  128. Open Source Paramotor Using Quadcopter Tech
  129. Man’s Best Robotic Friend
  130. 3D Printing in Metal: the Laser and Metal Powder Printers We Saw at IMTS
  131. The Desktop Computer Returns As Amiga-Infused Retro Case
  132. Linux, Without The Git Factor
  133. Exploring an Abandoned Toys “R” Us
  134. DIY Rubber Ducky is as Cheap as its Namesake
  135. Hand-Forged Cases Make Nixie Clocks into Works of Art
  136. Raspberry Pi Projection Mapping Crash Course
  137. iCub is the Robot that is Equally Cute and Creepy
  138. Hackaday Links: September 16, 2018
  139. Turn Yourself Into A Cyborg With Neural Nets
  140. Wind-Blaster: Haptic Feedback That’ll Make You Recoil
  141. This Nearly NIMO Clock Fakes it and Makes It
  142. This Xbox 360 is Powered by Steam
  143. DrawBot Badge Represents the CNC World in Badge Design
  144. A Look At The Smallest Magnetic Deflection CRT Ever Made
  145. Cat Robot’s Secret to Slim Legs? Banish the Motors!
  146. Adding 3D Printer Power and Light Control to OctoPrint
  147. The Tiny, Pocket-Sized Robot Meant For Hacking
  148. Camera Uses Algorithms Instead of Lenses
  149. String Art Robot Is An Autorouter In Reverse
  150. Testing Lithium Ceramic Batteries (LCBs)
  151. Electromagnetic Field: Speczilla!
  152. A Dozen Tubes Make An Educational Amplifier
  153. AI Finds More Space Chatter
  154. Flexible PCBs Make The Fins Of This Robotic Fish
  155. Let No Eyebrow Go Unsinged With A Wrist-Mounted Flamethrower
  156. Speech Recognition Without A Voice
  157. Easy Portable Serial Ports
  158. Katherine Scott: Earth’s Daily Photo Through 200 Cubesat Cameras
  159. One Small Step for a Space Elevator
  160. HP Rolls Out Metal 3D Printers
  161. Behold a DIY, Kid-Friendly Table Saw
  162. France Questions Russian Satellite with “Big Ears”
  163. A Whole Other Kind Of Graphical Programming
  164. Damaged Power Cord Repaired With Shop-Made Mold
  165. Turning A Tiny FLIR Into An Action Cam With FPGAs
  166. Using Motors As Encoders
  167. My Career As A Spammer, And Other Stories From The Sneakernet
  168. Packing 10 into 1: A Square Inch Dekatron Replacement
  169. The DIN Rail and How It Got That Way
  170. Tesla Opens with Precomputed Key Fob Attack
  171. Wood Shines in this SCARA Robotic Arm Project
  172. TI(ny) Is A New Take On The TI-99/4A
  173. Unphotogenic Lighting As A Feature
  174. A 3D Printed Marble Clock
  175. Bixel, An Open Source 16×16 Interactive LED Array
  176. Video Quick Bit: The Best In Human Computer Interfaces
  177. What’s a Couplate? The Stepping Stone to Integrated Circuits
  178. Friday Hack Chat: Playing With Fire
  179. Gorgeous Omnidirectional 3D Printed Speaker
  180. PLA: The Plastic That Grows
  181. Turning a Cheap Engraver into a Decent PCB Mill
  182. Less is More: A Micromatrix Display in a Square Inch
  183. Repairing A Desktop Jukebox
  184. Shop-Made Pneumatic Cylinders From PVC And Plywood
  185. Adding Upgrades To A Stock Motorcycle
  186. Temperature Controlled Fan Keeps Printer Cool
  187. Disassembling Mouse Sensors For Tracking Tongues
  188. The Pre-CRT Oscilloscope
  189. Awesome Looking 3D Printed RC Plane Is Full Of Design Considerations
  190. Do Space Probes Fail Because Of Space Weather?
  191. How Big is Your Oscilloscope? One Inch?
  192. Automagic Tool makes KiCAD Schematic Symbols from PDFs
  193. Better Than Original Pong Using Arduino
  194. No Signal For Your Radio-Controlled Watch? Just Make Your Own Transmitter
  195. A No-Fuss Rack of Ham
  196. ATX Adapter For The IBM PCJr Now Available
  197. DIY Switches For People Who Can’t Push Switches
  198. Behind The Scenes Of A Hacker Conference
  199. Direction Finding And Passive Radar With RTL-SDR
  200. Doing One Thing, Well: The UNIX Philosophy
  201. Trebucheting Tennis Balls at 124 MPH
  202. 120 Second Shower Cap
  203. 3D Printed Radius Gauge, Just Add Calipers (And A Wee Bit Of Math)
  204. Electromagnetic Field: A Cyberpunk Headdress To Be Noticed In
  205. Hackaday Links: September 9, 2018
  206. Now, Finally, We Can Play With Power
  207. Cheap RC Boat Turned Weirdly Capable Seaplane
  208. The Tide Is High, And This Clock Lets You Know
  209. A DIY Balcony Crane Lifts Groceries For The Lazy But Patient
  210. Source Of Evil – A Botnet Code Collection
  211. See Binary On Your Breadboard
  212. A Switching Power Supply, 1940s-Style
  213. Shoelace-Tying Robot With Only Two Motors
  214. Modular Keyboards For CAD, Gaming, And Video Editing
  215. Pun Intended: Bare Metal Attracts Rust
  216. SMART Response XE Gets Wireless Bootloader
  217. Cheap FPV Goggles Turned Pocket Sized Display
  218. Electromagnetic Field: TIM, A Relay Computer
  219. CORDIC Brings Math To FPGA Designs
  220. Unmanned Sailboat Traverses The North Atlantic
  221. Create Your Own ESP8266 Shields
  222. Scooter Hauls Kids With A Little Heavy Metal
  223. Moving 3D Printed Prosthetic Arms With A Pulse
  224. FOSSCON 2018: Where Open Source and LEGO Collide
  225. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  226. The How and Why of Tungsten Carbide Inserts, and a Factory Tour
  227. Apollo 12 Was the Lucky Number Among Apollo Disasters
  228. Don’t Look Now, But Your Necklace is Listening
  229. Photon Door Lock Swaps Keys for a POST Request
  230. You Can’t Build A Roland TR-808 Because You Don’t Have Faulty Transistors
  231. ESP8266 Powered Tank With Voice Control
  232. Save Fingers, Save Lives With A No-Voltage Release For The Shop
  233. Transistor Logic Clock Gets Stacked Up
  234. Count To F Easily With This DIY Calculator
  235. How to Add UART to Your FPGA Projects
  236. One Square Inch Expanded in the Time Dimension
  237. Fail of the Week: How Not to Design an RF Signal Generator
  238. Ask Hackaday: Managing Inspiration
  239. ZPB30A1 Electronic Load gets an Open Firmware
  240. Electromagnetic Field: A Hacked Knitting Machine, Knitting the Universe
  241. Detective Work Recovers Atari ST ASIC Designs
  242. Robots Invade Your Personal Space
  243. Retro Console Upgrade Gives Atari Flair
  244. 3D Printed RC Jet Boat Gets Up To Speed
  245. Twenty Projects That Just Won the Human Computer Interface Challenge
  246. All the Badges of DEF CON 26 (vol 4)
  247. Friday Hack Chat: Environmental Sensors
  248. A Custom Built FPV Monitor to Keep the Fans Happy
  249. Intro to Docker: Why and How to Use Containers on Any System
  250. LED “Candle” Gets the 555 Treatment
  251. Monitoring Power By Counting Blinks
  252. GPS Overlays Give Real Life Racing A Video Game Feel
  253. Make The Surface Dial Do More Things, Such As MIDI
  254. A Servo Powered Robotic Arm, But Like You’ve Never Seen Before
  255. Chemistry and Lasers Turn Any Plastic Surface Into a PCB
  256. This Is Your Solution For Open Source Motion Tracking
  257. Printed It: Logitech C270 Conversion
  258. Superconference Submission Deadline Extended
  259. Interactive KiCAD BOMs Make Hand Assembly a Breeze
  260. When are Dumb LEDs the Smart Choice?
  261. Pushing Tin Remotely: The Start of Flight Control in the Cloud
  262. Doing Logic Analysis To Get Around The CatGenie’s DRM
  263. Live Streaming Goes Pro with a Hacked Backpack
  264. Visualizing Verilog Simulation
  265. There Is A Cost To Extended Lifetime Products. It’s 7.5%.
  266. The Quest For High Powered Blinky And Buzzing
  267. Air Wrench Becomes a Milling Machine Power Drawbar
  268. FOSSCON 2018: Developing the FreedomBox
  269. Unleash Your Inner Starship Captain with this Immersive Simulator Console
  270. Arduino Powered Portable Function Generator
  271. The E-Waste Apocalypse Looms
  272. Non-Newtonian Batteries
  273. Hackaday Links: September 2, 2018
  274. You Have To Have A Very High IQ To Understand This Rick And Morty Portal Gun Replica
  275. Scratch-Built 3D-Printer Goes Back to the Roots of the Hobby
  276. Branch out your SQLite Database with LiteTree
  277. Epoxy Embedded Electronic Art Running On Pyramid Power
  278. Transistor Fundamentals Animated
  279. LED-ifying A Guitar
  280. A BCD Clock For Your Desk
  281. Talk To The Faucet
  282. You’ll Be Shocked At This Way To Improve Your Video Game High Score
  283. Custom Coaxial Dust Collector Makes CNC Router a Clean Machine
  284. Salvaging an Ancient, Dangerous Machine With Wood
  285. Talking Garbage Can Keeps Eye on Playground
  286. Retrotechtacular: The Iron Giants That Built The Jet Age
  287. DIY Long Distance Laser Telescope Does Some Damage
  288. Hummingbirds, 3D Printing, and Deep Learning

August 2018

  1. Knock-Off AirPods Merged into Bluetooth Receiver
  2. Dumping A Zelda SNES ROM, And Learning A Few Things Along The Way
  3. Optimizing Screen Time To Heart Beats
  4. Learn FPGA with this Persistence of Vision Hack
  5. New Mooltipass Begins Development with Call for Collaborators
  6. Make Your Python Prettier With Decorators
  7. Single-Rotor Drone: a Thrust-Vectoring Monocopter
  8. Science Shows Green Lasers Might Be More Than You Bargained For
  9. Laser Arm Cannon Scares More than Metroids
  10. The Boldport Cordwood And Cuttlefish, Together As A Guitar Tuner
  11. BladeRF 2.0 Micro is Smaller, More Powerful
  12. Metroid, Zelda, and Castelvania Auto-Mapped with NES Emulation & Heuristics
  13. Turning A Fitness Tracker Into An EEG
  14. GSM Phone Network At EMF Camp Built on Raspberry Pi and LimeSDR
  15. Competitive Soldering is Now a Thing
  16. The Challenges of Shipping From China – Life of a Flailing Tube Man
  17. Real or Fake? Robot Uses AI to Find Waldo
  18. The Electric Vehicles Of Electromagnetic Field: The Ottermobile And The Ottercar
  19. $99 Pinebook Gets KDE Neon Port
  20. Linux Fu: Modernize Your Command Line
  21. Faded Beauty DMM Gets An OLED Makeover
  22. 3D Printed Magnetic Dust Port Keeps Shop Clean
  23. This Is The Raspberry Pi Robot To Beat All Others
  24. All the Badges of DEF CON 26 (vol 3)
  25. Friday Hack Chat: GNU Radio
  26. A Scratch-Built Drill Press Vise from Scrap
  27. The Largest Aircraft Ever Built Will Soon Launch Rockets To Space
  28. Power Steering Pump Repurposed for Great Speed
  29. Raspberry Pi as 433 MHz to MQTT Gateway
  30. A CNC Woodworking Tool That Does The Hard Parts
  31. NASA Shows Off Its Big Computer In 1986
  32. Empty Can Upcycled Into Portable Speaker
  33. Recreating The Amiga 1200 PCB from Pictures
  34. See the Fabulous Workmanship in this Smart Pressure Regulator
  35. Publish or Perish: The Sad Genius of Ignaz Semmelweis
  36. OpenSCAD handles the Math in 3D Printed Holder for Magnetic Spheres
  37. Martian Dust Storm May Spell Doom for Rover
  38. PiPod: A Raspberry Pi Zero Portable Music Player
  39. Where’s The Cat? Locating Your Moggy Without Eating Batteries
  40. An Abstract Kind of Clock: The Chinese Remainder Clock
  41. The Solution To Oversized Dev Boards: A Literal Hack
  42. Making A Vintage 1990s Sound Board Do Rapid Fire Silently
  43. GPL Violations Cost Creality a US Distributor
  44. Let the Musical Instrument Challenge Begin!
  45. FOSSCON 2018: Hacking the Indego Bike Sharing API
  46. Self Folding Origami from a 3D Printer
  47. Selling Everything, Moving to Asia, and Setting Up a Company
  48. Time-Stretching Zoetrope Animation Runs Longer Than It Should
  49. The Best New Quad Is A Bicopter
  50. 2018 Electromagnetic Field Badge: It’s an Entire Phone!
  51. 3D Printing a Printing Press
  52. Rasberry Pi PoE Hat Released
  53. Soft Hydraulic Muscles Lift Weights As A Team
  54. Demystifying The ESP8266 With A Series Of Tutorials
  55. Perf Board Pyrotechnics Courtesy of a High-Voltage Supply
  56. You Can Add Wireless Charging to iPhone… Kinda
  57. Arduino Gets Command Line Interface Tools That Let You Skip the IDE
  58. Quadcopter Ditches Batteries; Flies on Solar Power Alone
  59. Air Conditioner Remote Reverse Engineered Despite Esoteric Protocol
  60. UnMaker 2.0 Is Wile E Coyote’s Dead Blow Hammer
  61. Better Motion Through Electrostatic Actuators
  62. You’ve Never See A Solid-State Oscilloscope Like This One
  63. The Electric Vehicles Of Electromagnetic FIeld: The Selby
  64. Electric Shower Head Teardown Makes Us Wince
  65. Raspberry Shake Detects Quakes
  66. RC Boat Goes Brushless For Speed & Reliability
  67. Tracking The Office Coffee Machines Using Current Draw
  68. This Hackable Phone Makes WiFi Calls.
  69. An Arduino Watch Without A Clock
  70. This Is Your Last Chance To Design The Greatest Human Computer Interface
  71. How to Mash Up BLE, NodeJS, and MQTT to Get Internet of Things
  72. Power Over Ethernet Splitter Improves Negotiating Skills
  73. Two Bit Circus Took The Tech We Love And Built An Amusement Park
  74. Fail of the Week: Solid State Relay Fails Spectacularly
  75. A Peek at the Mesmerizing Action of a Cycloidal Drive
  76. MIDI Association Releases Spec For TRS Jacks
  77. Retro-uC, Your Favorite Instruction Sets On Custom Silicon
  78. Low-Quality Capacitors Turned Into High-Quality Temperature Sensors
  79. Using Modern Nintendo Controllers On The C64
  80. Listening To Mains Power
  81. Circuit VR: Measuring with LTSpice
  82. Call For Proposals: Hackaday Superconference
  83. Guardin, Guarding the Garden: Turn Raspberry Pi Into a 3rd Eye
  84. The First Vending Machine Hacked Liquor Laws: The Puss and Mew
  85. Marines 3D-Print Part to Repair Multi-Million Dollar Fighter
  86. Memristor May be Fake News
  87. Toil in Style With Salvaged Porsche Office Chairs
  88. Cross-Correlation Makes Quick Work Of Ads
  89. An Incredible ATX Amiga 4000 Motherboard
  90. Build Your Own Two-Stage Water Rockets
  91. Better Ways To Drive Nixie Tubes
  92. Simulate PIC and Arduino/AVR Designs with no Cloud
  93. Friday Hack Chat: Hacking For Mental Health
  94. Measure Resistance The Colourful Way
  95. Ask Hackaday Answered: The Tale of the Top-Octave Generator
  96. Giant 3D Printed Lock Helps Teach Picking
  97. FCC Filing Reveals Tasty Hardware McSecrets
  98. Hardware Store White Balance Reference
  99. If You Are Planning On Building Your Own Space Shuttle…
  100. Plasma Etching In A Microwave
  101. Automated Turntable For 3D Scanning
  102. Turning Everything Into A Tap Controller
  103. All the Badges of DEF CON 26 (vol 2)
  104. Blink A Pi, Win A Prize
  105. Texture Trick for 3D Prints From the Stone Age
  106. Kathleen Booth: Assembling Early Computers While Inventing Assembly
  107. ARM Programming with Bare C
  108. An LED You Can Blow Out, With No Added Sensor
  109. Cheap FPGA Board Roundup
  110. What Will You Do If WWVB Goes Silent?
  111. OMEN Alpha: A DIY 8085-Based Computer
  112. Simple ESP8266 Weather Station using Blynk
  113. Rewinding Live Radio
  114. The Forgotten Art of Riveted Structures
  115. Badgelife, The Hardware Demoscene Documentary
  116. Installing LibreBoot the (Very) Lazy Way
  117. Build a Fun CPU in Your Browser
  118. An Upcycled Speaker Box with Hidden Features
  119. The Engineering Of An Ultrasonic Phased Array
  120. Restoring A 100 Year Old Vice To Pristine Condition
  121. Hackaday Links: August 19, 2018
  122. Wiring The ESP-32 To Ethernet
  123. Getting Resourceful to Build A Home CNC
  124. [Cody] Builds a Chlorine Machine
  125. NASA Wants You… to Design Their Robot
  126. Weaponized Fidget Spinners
  127. Custom Split-Flap Display Is a Unique Way to Show the Weather
  128. PC in an SNES Case is a Weirdly Perfect Fit
  129. How The 8087 Coprocessor Got Its Bias
  130. When Every Last Nanoamp Matters
  131. An Achievable Underwater Camera
  132. Bench Power Supply Packs a Lot into a DIN-Rail Package
  133. JB Weld – Strong Enough To Repair a Connecting Rod?
  134. A Motion Coprocessor Without The Proprietary Layer
  135. Multi-switch Useless Box Is Useless In Multiple Ways
  136. Radio Antenna Mismatching: VSWR Explained
  137. A Tiny Steering Wheel You Can Print
  138. The Wonderful World of USB Type-C
  139. Turning Cheap WiFi Modules Into Cheap WiFi Swiss Army Knives
  140. Circuit VR: A Tale Of Two Transistors
  141. Semi-automated Winder Spins Rotors for Motors
  142. Getting An RF Low-Pass Filter Right
  143. What’s Behind the Door? An IoT Light Switch
  144. No SD Card Slot? No Problem!
  145. PCB Junk Drawer Turned Into Blinky Mosaic
  146. Digital Dining With Charged Chopsticks
  147. A Surprisingly Practical Numitron Watch
  148. Hanging, Sliding Raspi Camera Adds Dimension To Octoprint
  149. Getting Kitted to Teach your First Hardware Workshop
  150. Breakfast at DEF CON — The Greatest Illicit Meetup of All
  151. DARPA Goes Underground For Next Challenge
  152. Jump Start Your Car With A Drill Battery
  153. Welcome to the Internet of Swords
  154. Theo Jansen Invents A Faster, Simpler, Wind-Powered Strandbeest
  155. Zener Diode Tutorial
  156. Before Sending A Probe To The Sun, Make Sure It Can Take The Heat
  157. Every Shop Needs A Giant Wooden Utility Knife
  158. Don’t Forget Your Mints When Using This Synthesizer
  159. Rover V2 Handles Stairs as Easily as the Outdoors
  160. Track Everything, Everywhere with an IoT Barcode Scanner
  161. Friday Hack Chat: LED Diffusion
  162. Arcade Inspired Halloween Candy Dispenser
  163. Stop Using Python 2: What You Need to Know About Python 3
  164. A Remotely Controlled Kindle Page Turner
  165. Replacement Audi Plastics Thanks To 3D Printing
  166. Reinforce Happy Faces With Marshmallows And Computer Vision
  167. A Radar Module Teardown And Measuring Fan Speed The Hard Way
  168. Foreshadow: The Sky Is Falling Again for Intel Chips
  169. All the Badges of DEF CON 26 (vol 1)
  170. DIY Wind Turbine for Where the Sun Doesn’t Shine
  171. Behind The Pin: Logic Level Outputs
  172. Looking Forward To Electromagnetic Field 2018
  173. Leather Working with a 3D Printer
  174. Virgin Orbit Readies First Launch
  175. Run a Linux Terminal on Cheap E-Ink Displays
  176. Internet of Tea: Coaster Watches for Optimum Drinking Temperature
  177. Raspberry Pi Foosball Scoreboard
  178. MIT Makes Washable LED Fabric
  179. Converting A 3-in-1 Printer Into A WiFi Scanner, Just Because
  180. Thomas The Terrifying Karaoke Robot
  181. Power Generation Modules Mix and Match Wind, Water, and Hand Cranks
  182. Dawn of the First Digital Camera
  183. Oil-Immersed Raspberry Pi Keeps Its Cool Under Heavy Loads
  184. Project Orion: Detonating Nuclear Bombs For Thrust
  185. Modern PC Crammed Into an Original Xbox
  186. Gamers Rejoice: Here’s a Fix for ASUS Strix Vega 64 Thermal Issues
  187. Build Your Own Linux Single Board Computer
  188. The Ins and Outs of Geiger Counters, for Personal Reasons
  189. Hackaday Links: August 12, 2018
  190. Tiny Solar Energy Module (TSEM) Brings Big Performance
  191. The Electric Vehicles Of Electromagnetic Field: The Dustbin 7
  192. Tariff Expansion Set to Hit 3D-Printing Right in the Filament
  193. Hacking A Solar Bubble Blaster With Grandkids
  194. Underwater VR Offers Zero Gravity on a Budget
  195. Get Nostalgic with these GameCube Themed Joy-Cons
  196. Signal Generator Uses FPGA
  197. Car Hacking at DEF CON 26
  198. Lily Power Pods Make the Seebeck Effect Look Good
  199. Electrostatically Accelerated Ping-Pong Ball Travels the Circuit
  200. Teardown: Queercon 15 Badge (and the Game Hidden Within)
  201. Updating a 1999 Saab with an Arduino
  202. The Quick-Build PowerWall
  203. Line Following Robot Without The Lines
  204. Scanning Tunneling Microscope Packs the Bits
  205. IBM PCjr Revived by an ATX Power Supply and Many False Starts
  206. Ease Rover Development With These Self-Contained Track Units
  207. This Is The Year Of PCB Inductors
  208. Circuit VR: Starting an Amplifier Design
  209. OTTO: A Pi Based Open Source Music Production Box
  210. Rediffusion Television: Early Cable TV Delivered Like Telephone
  211. 3D Printers Get a Fuel Gauge: Adding a Filament Scale to OctoPrint
  212. A Display Made From Shoelaces
  213. Op Amps Before Transistors: A 600V Vacuum Tube Monster
  214. High Tech Drone Scarecrows Can Make Airports Safer
  215. Python Resurrects Dot Matrix Printing
  216. First Look at DEF CON 26 Official Badge
  217. Big Power, Little Power, Tiny Power, Zap!
  218. Using Acoustic Levitation for Applications Going Way Beyond Novelty
  219. Friday Hack Chat: Motors Made Out Of PCBs
  220. Homebrew Pancreas Gets 30 Minutes of Fame
  221. The VU Meter and How It Got That Way
  222. Reverse Engineering a DNA Sequencer
  223. Results of 3D-Printed Cylinder Head Testing Fail to Surprise
  224. Mechanical Issues For A Pi CNC
  225. Facebook Wants to Teach Machine Learning
  226. Electric Bike From The Ground Up
  227. Printed Part Gets Classic Truck Rolling
  228. Regenerative Braking Charges Your Phone
  229. Ask Hackaday: Is There a Common Mechanical Parts Library?
  230. Sunday: Breakfast at DEF CON
  231. Programmable Badge uses E-Ink and ESP8266
  232. Memories Of A Mis-Spent Youth: Learnabout Simple Electronics
  233. Twitch Plays Battling Robots?
  234. Thumbs Up for This Custom Atari 5200 Controller
  235. Automatic Sunglasses, The Electromechanical Way
  236. Failed Tool Turned Exploded Wall Art
  237. VCF West: Homebrew Lisp Machines And Injection Molded PDPs
  238. Remote Controlled Electric Snowblower Sports FPV For Safety
  239. Video Quick Bit: Power Harvesting Hacks
  240. Recorded Programming — Thanks to Bing Crosby
  241. The Square-Inch Project Rides Again!
  242. Even the PlayStation 2 Can’t Escape Java
  243. Lathe Headstock Alignment: Cutting A Test Bar
  244. DIY Scientific Calculator Powered By Pi Zero
  245. Sushi-Snarfing Barbie Uses Solenoid to Swallow
  246. More Suspension Than Necessary
  247. FxSolver is a Math Notebook for Engineers
  248. Dog-Or-Catapult Controls The Speed Of The Feed
  249. VCF West: All The Floptical Disks
  250. The “P Cell” is Exactly What You Might Suspect
  251. DSO Nano 3 Review: a 20 MHz Pocket ‘Scope For Not A Lot
  252. Learn FPGA Fast with Hackaday’s FPGA Boot Camp
  253. Feeling the Heat of High-Frequency Trading
  254. Mouse Trap Game used as an Actual Mouse Trap
  255. Rolling Out a Slick Rotary Phase Converter
  256. Spot Welding …Plastic?
  257. A Plasma Speaker Using A TL494
  258. Hackaday Links: August 5, 2018
  259. How To Run a Clock for a Century
  260. VCF West: Adding A Front Panel To The 6502
  261. Custom Designed Keyboard Needs A Custom Made Metal Case
  262. Teardown Of A Fingerprint Padlock
  263. How Much Current Does that Thing Draw?
  264. Cheap PSoC Enables Electrochemistry Research
  265. Memristors On A Chip Solve Partial Differential Equations
  266. Help Save Some Of Australia’s Computer History From The Bulldozers
  267. Looking at Wind Turbines From a Different Angle
  268. Feast Your Eyeballs On This Mechanical Eyeball
  269. Hacked Vacuum Chamber Won’t Suck a Hole in Your Budget
  270. Gameduino + Mystorm = Oscilloscope!
  271. Finding The Linear In A Laser
  272. Measuring Energy Consumption
  273. Computer Programming Unplugged For Kids
  274. Six Wheels (En)rolling: Mars Rovers Going To School
  275. Voltage Monitor Relay is More than Meets the Eye
  276. Intuitive Musical Books Accompany Alzheimer’s Patients’ Memories
  277. Beginning BLE Experiments And Making Everything Better
  278. Unofficial Badges Get Official Recognition at DEF CON: Badge Life Contest
  279. Junk Bin Spin Coater uses Modded Case Fan
  280. When Is Wrought Iron Not Wrought Iron?
  281. Classy CoreXY Build Breaks Down the Design Pinchpoints
  282. Glimmies, as logic
  283. Ancient Teletype Revived in Labor of Retrocomputing Love
  284. Web Pages Via Forth
  285. Engineering the Perfect Throw for Rock Skipping
  286. CD Image Via Twitter: A Handcrafted Game Disc
  287. Thermal Actuators: Hydraulic Motors That Feed on Temperature Changes
  288. Hackaday Belgrade: Sophi Kravitz’s Blimp Army
  289. SMD Soldering Challenge Lands At DEF CON
  290. Lasercut Gears – A Learning Experience
  291. The Photo Lab That Flew to the Moon
  292. Crowdfunding: !Sinclair !ZX Vega To Lose The Sinclair Name
  293. Shell Script Synthesizer Knocks Your SoX Off
  294. Raspberry Pi On The Go Powers Car System
  295. Hanky-Deprived Drones Taste Whale Snot for Science
  296. Quadcopter Hardware Gets Classic Lake Bed Test
  297. Old LED Light Bulbs Give Up Filaments for Spider Web Clock
  298. PTPM Energy Scavenger Aims for Maintenance-Free Sensor Nodes
  299. This Weekend: The Vintage Computer Festival West
  300. Wolfram Alpha Electronic Tips
  301. Friday Hack Chat: Training Robots By Touch
  302. Specialized Knife Sharpener from Old Airplane
  303. DefCAD Triggers HTTP 451
  304. Find Your Level – Extracting NES Game Data Using Python
  305. Kindle Tells The Time By Quoting Literature
  306. Homebuilt CNC Software, Brewed To Taste
  307. Object Detection, With TensorFlow

July 2018

  1. A Custom Keyboard At Maximum Effort
  2. Need A Tiny CRT? Karaoke Might Just Help
  3. High Efficiency, Open-Sourced MPPT Solar Charger
  4. Retrotechtacular: Apex Radio — The Forgotten HiFi
  5. Are Patent Claims Coming for Your WS2812?
  6. The Precise Science Of Whacking A Wine Glass
  7. Kepler Planet Hunter Nears End of Epic Journey
  8. Add-On Board Brings Xbox 360 Controllers to N64
  9. Building the Terminator’s Arm
  10. Vintage Silvertone Cabinet Gets Bluetooth Treatment
  11. A Crystal Oscillator For A Stable Bench Reference
  12. Light Painting Animations Directly From Blender
  13. Incredible 3D Printed Overwatch Airsoft Pistol
  14. Flat Pack Generators
  15. Hands-On with New Arduino FPGA Board: MKR Vidor 4000
  16. A Stereo Tube Amp For Less Than $5
  17. Video Review: AND!XOR DEF CON 26 Badge
  18. Side Channel Attacks Against Mixed Signal Microcontrollers
  19. Amiga Repairs Put One Tough Little Machine Back in Service
  20. The Nitty-Gritty Of Making A Brass Clock
  21. Robot Rovers of the Early Space Race
  22. Hackaday Links: July 29, 2018
  23. Vampire Charger is a Rugged Anything-to-5VDC Converter
  24. Flexible PCB Becomes The Actuator
  25. 1950’s AM Transmitter is Fun but Dangerous
  26. Turning A Tile Into A Car Tracker
  27. This Clock is Hard: No Arduino Needed
  28. H2gO Keeps Us from Drying Out
  29. The Apocalypse Bicycle
  30. Become The Rockstar Developer You’ve Always Dreamed Of Being
  31. The Undead Remote
  32. Save Some Steps with this Arduino Rapid Design Board
  33. A Mobile Computer to Make William Gibson Jealous
  34. The $4 Z80 Single-Board Computer, Evolved.
  35. Why Have Only One Radio, When You Can Have Two?
  36. Building An SDR Lab With Wheels
  37. Screaming Channels Attack RF Security
  38. Self-Vacuuming LEGO Box Makes Life Better
  39. Custom ATTiny85 Board Powers Kids’ Light Show
  40. Micro-Organisms Give Up the Volts in this Biological Battery
  41. Circuit VR: An (Almost) Practical Buck Converter
  42. Animatronic Puppet Takes Cues From Animation Software
  43. The Hot and Cold of Balanced Audio
  44. Share Bike Surrenders Its Secrets To A Teardown
  45. ESP8266 Internet Controlled LED Dimmer
  46. Couch Potato Refined: Self-Rotating TV Uses Plywood Gears
  47. Shining a Light on Hearing Loss
  48. Dual-Port Memory And Raspberry Pi Team Up For Retro Console Multicart
  49. An MRI-Safe 3D Printed Pneumatic Stepper Motor
  50. Bringing Augmented Reality to the Workbench
  51. Hackaday Belgrade: Luka Mustafa on Exploiting IoT Niches
  52. This Cetus Printer is Rigged for Silent Running
  53. Working on a Startup? New Fund is Building Portfolio from Hard Technology
  54. Radar in Space: The Gemini Rendezvous Radar
  55. Grbl Ported to the ESP32
  56. Data Logging Like It’s 1982
  57. Talking To Alexa With Sign Language
  58. GTA: San Andreas Radio Earns Six-Star Wanted Level
  59. Juggling Machine Listens to the Bounce to Keep Ball in the Air
  60. ESP8266 Zelda Heart Responds To Tweets
  61. An Integrated Electromagnetic Lifting Module for Robots
  62. HOPE XII: A FOSS Operating System for e-Readers
  63. Friday Hack Chat: Making Modular Hardware
  64. Monoprice Mini Converted to Pick and Place (Kinda)
  65. How—And Why—To Avoid Tolerance Stacking In Your Technical Drawings
  66. Was the Self Driving Car Invented in the 1980s?
  67. BlinkBox: Debugging Tool For Addressable LEDs
  68. 3D Printing, Cybersecurity, and Audio Fingerprinting
  69. Help With Stuttering Could Come From Electricity
  70. Open Source Power Converter For The Masses
  71. Simple RC to USB Interface
  72. Twenty Power Harvesting Projects Headed to the Hackaday Prize Finals
  73. Edwin Armstrong’s Battle for FM Radio
  74. Custom LCD Module is Unexpectedly Cheap and Easy
  75. Milspec Teardown: C-1282 Chaff Controller
  76. A BCD Wristwatch You’d Want To Wear
  77. A Dramatic Demo of AC Versus DC Switching
  78. Sad Without a SID? This Comes Pretty Close
  79. HOPE XII: Make Your Own Holograms
  80. DIY Vs. Commercially Made Solar Panel
  81. Fail Of The Week: How Not To Make A 3D Scanner
  82. Be a Fire Bender With The Power of Magnets
  83. Build a Wi-Fi Smart Scale
  84. HOPE XII: Time Travel with Software Defined Radio
  85. Turn A Cheap Bluetooth Speaker Into An Audio Receiver
  86. Hands On With Python 3.7: What’s New In The Latest Release
  87. Fail Of The Week: ESP Walkie, Not-So-Talkie
  88. The Return of RadioShack?
  89. IHC badge: It’s Not (Quite) a Nokia
  90. DIY Tiny Dyno
  91. Hackaday Links: July 22, 2018
  92. HOPE XII: Chelsea Manning
  93. Classroom Gadget Turned Arduino Compatible
  94. A 3D-Printed Bowl Feeder for Tiny SMD Parts
  95. Out Of Batteries For Your Torch? Just Use A Mini Nitro Engine
  96. Repairing a Capacitor inside a Potted Transformer
  97. Recycle LCDs into LEDs
  98. Old Phone, New Remote Switch
  99. Wire Wound Resistors On Your Own
  100. A Caterpillar Drive That Actually Looks Like A Caterpillar
  101. Hacking A Very Special 486
  102. HOPE XIII: Oh The Fun You’ll Have With a Bit of Social Engineering
  103. Measuring Web Latency in the Browser
  104. Digital Attenuator Goes from Manual to Arduino Control
  105. Open Source Laboratory Rocker is Super Smooth
  106. Bananas Against Racism
  107. Failed 3D Print Saved with Manual Coding
  108. Arduino Powered Arcade Button Lighting Effects
  109. Bucky Glow: Have a Ball While You Practice Coding
  110. Belgrade Badge Hacks
  111. Hackaday Passes 100,000 Subscribers on YouTube
  112. Build A Boat With Your Buddies
  113. Learn to Count in Seximal, a Position Above the Rest
  114. The C.H.I.P Returns, Maybe
  115. Sharpies and Glue Sticks Fight the Gummy Metal Machining Blues
  116. A Super Simple ESP8266 IOT Motion Sensor
  117. A Slightly Scientific Examination Of Epoxies
  118. Thinking Inside The (Cardboard) Box With Nintendo Labo Hacks
  119. Mario Candy Machine Gamifies Halloween
  120. Energy Harvesting Design Doesn’t Need Sleep
  121. Using Pad Printers To Add Color To Artistic PCBs
  122. Hackers on Planet Earth, Here We Come!
  123. Expanding the K40 Laser Cutter with Aluminum Extrusion
  124. Delta Clipper: A 1990s Reusable Single-Stage To Orbit Spaceship Prototype
  125. What’s Inside A Scientology E-Meter?
  126. A Farewell to Printrbot
  127. Twitch Stream Turned Infinity Mirror
  128. Understanding Math vs Understanding Math
  129. Harley-Hardened Wire Helps High-Gain Antenna Hack
  130. 3D Printed Gun Saga: Court Case Over CAD Files Settled
  131. Dual Brushed Motor Controller Doesn’t Care How It Receives Commands
  132. ERRF 18: The Start of Something Great
  133. Hot Camera Contest: Build A Battery Powered Thermal Camera
  134. Transforming A Bookshelf Speaker Into A Portable Boombox
  135. What to Expect When You’re Expecting – A Trademark
  136. DIY Tube Oven Brings the Heat to Homebrew Semiconductor Fab
  137. How Low Can You Go? Tiny Current Generator
  138. The Biggest Corner Antenna We’ve Ever Seen
  139. Bomb Hoist Teardown Shows Cold-War-Era Big Iron
  140. Teensy Hat Controls Games
  141. Beverage Holder of Science
  142. SPINES Design Makes for Modular Energy Harvesting
  143. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi: Virus Hunter
  144. Emotional Hazards That Lurk Far From The Uncanny Valley
  145. Let’s Talk About Elon Musk’s Submarine
  146. Freak Out Your Smartphone with Ultrasound
  147. CortexProg Is A Real ARM-Twister
  148. Row Your Bike To China
  149. Fail of the Week: When Good Foundries Go Bad
  150. Global Radio Direction Finding in Your Browser
  151. Replace Old Electrolytics? Not So Fast… Maybe
  152. 3D Printer Guardian Watches for Worst-case Failures
  153. Review: SMD Tweezer Meter or Tweezer Probes For Your Multimeter?
  154. Human-Computer Interface Challenge: Change How We Interact with Computers, Win Prizes
  155. A Microwave Erector Set
  156. Getting the Lead Out of Lithium Battery Recycling
  157. Acrylic Stencils Help with Component Placement for SMD Assembly
  158. It’s 1984, And You Can’t Afford A Computer. Never Mind, Have This Pop-Up Paper One Instead!
  159. Incredible Atari 800XL Case Restoration
  160. Dual Source Laser Cutter Built Like a Tank, Cuts Most Anything
  161. Hackaday Links: July 15, 2018
  162. Harvesting Power From Microwave Popcorn
  163. Interactive Mandelbrot Set Viewer Runs on FPGAs
  164. Stepper Motor? Encoder? It’s Both!
  165. Drive Big Servos With Ease
  166. Watney: A Fully 3D Printed Rover Platform
  167. Robot Maps Rooms with Help From iPhone
  168. IoT Solar Pool Heating
  169. 3D Printed Variable Area Jet Nozzle
  170. Charging USB-C Devices Off Of LiPo Battery Packs
  171. Blinging Buttons for Pick and Place
  172. Casting a 3D Printed Extruder Body in Aluminum
  173. A Tale Of More Than One Amiga 1500
  174. Bandpass Filters from the CNC Mill
  175. Explore Low-Energy Bluetooth by Gaming
  176. Quantum Computing For Computer Scientists
  177. Custom Circuit Makes for Better Battery Level Display
  178. Mademoiselle Pinball Table Gets Rock ‘n Roll Makeover
  179. This Is Your Last Chance To Design The Greatest In Power Harvesting
  180. ERRF 18: New Products Make their Debut
  181. Supersize DIY R/C Servos From Windscreen Wipers
  182. Behind The Pin: How The Raspberry Pi Gets Its Audio
  183. Replace your Calipers with a Microscope and Image Analysis
  184. Give the Clapper a Hand
  185. Old Time Traffic Signal Revived with a Raspberry Pi Controller
  186. Fail of the Week: Careful Case Mod is all for Naught
  187. Teardown Of Sonos And Amazon Smart Speakers Reveals Interesting Engineering Details
  188. Hacked LCD Shutter Glasses See The Light
  189. Air Quality Readings at a Glance
  190. The Bad Old Days of Telephone Answering Machines
  191. Dual Sensor Echo Locator Gives High Accuracy at Low Cost
  192. It’s All In The Libs – Building A Plugin System Using Dynamic Loading
  193. You Can Now Buy a Practical Gauss Gun
  194. Old Laptop? Mobile x86 Game System!
  195. Shoehorning A Slick Spotify Remote Into An ESP8266
  196. Diode Recovery Time Explained
  197. A Graph Plotting Metal Detector
  198. Building A Gasometer To Store Wood Gas And Other Bio-Fuels
  199. Robotic Muscles from Fishing Line and Nichrome
  200. ERRF 18: Slice Engineering Shows off the Mosquito
  201. Friday Hack Chat: Hacking Voice Assistants
  202. Hold the Salt and Butter, This Popcorn Is For a Robot
  203. Teardown Of USB Fan Reveals Journalists’ Lack Of Opsec
  204. Ham-designed Gear Used in Thailand Cave Rescue
  205. Cheetah 3 Is Learning To Move Blindly Before Learning To See
  206. SPIDriver Shows You What’s Going On
  207. Flawed Synthetic Diamonds May Be Key For Quantum Computing
  208. Do You Need A Solder Fume Extractor?
  209. Morphing Digital Clock Will Show You A Good Time
  210. Open Hardware Takes Charge in Papua New Guinea
  211. Profiles in Science: Jack Kilby and the Integrated Circuit
  212. N64 Emulated in VR Makes Hyrule go 3D
  213. The Machinists’ Mantra: Level Thy Lathe
  214. 3D Printed Arduino Bot is Limbo Master
  215. An Amiga 600 With An FPGA Inside
  216. Eight Transistor Stereo Amplifier From The Days Of Yore
  217. The Magic that Goes into Magnets
  218. Vintage Headphones Bluetooth Conversion Goes The Extra Mile
  219. Build Your Own Portable Arduino Soldering Iron
  220. Putting More Tech Into More Hands: The Robin Hoods of Hackaday Prize
  221. Rocket Bullets: The Flame and Fizzle of the Gyrojet
  222. On The Right Tracks: Electric Wheelchair Guts Find New Life As Tank
  223. Hackaday Superconference: Tickets and Proposals
  224. Chinese Laser AK-47: Myth Or Reality?
  225. 3D Printed Upgrade for Cheap Foam Glider
  226. Disney’s Humanoid Stunt Robots Throw Multiple Backflips No Sweat
  227. This 3D Printed Syringe Static Mixer Does It All
  228. Hackaday Links: July 8, 2018
  229. Ultra-Low Power, Energy Harvesting Battery Charger
  230. Amiga 2000 Emergency Repair
  231. Worn Train Rails Get Judged by Laser
  232. Automatic Sunglasses, No Battery!
  233. RGB Sensor’s New Job: Cryptocurrency Trade Advisor
  234. Tiny Websites have no Server
  235. Multi-Board Solder Stencils Explained
  236. A Peek Into a Weed-Eating Robot’s Test Fixtures
  237. This Smart Pill Uses A Stomach Acid Battery
  238. Pinball Wizard Hacks Table for Tommy Stage Show
  239. A Unique Microphone Preamp
  240. There’s A Computer In This Hard Drive
  241. The PT2399 Delay/Echo Chip Data Sheet You Never Had
  242. Smart Power Strip Revived with Raspberry Pi
  243. Tinkercad Coding Tricks To Automate Modeling
  244. Dollar Store PCB Holder System
  245. A 38-Year-Old Vocoder Project
  246. DIY Socket for Prosthetics Contains Power Supply, Charger
  247. A Sneak Preview Of The Hacker Warehouse Badge
  248. Electronic ColorChord Turns Color Into Sound
  249. Circuit VR: Simple Buck Converters
  250. An Optical Mouse Sensor For Robotic Vision
  251. Solar Pi Cluster Scours Internet for Nudes
  252. NanoPi Cluster Is Quiet, Cool And Has Blinky Lights
  253. LEDs Make An “Analog” Wristwatch
  254. Casting Tour-De-Force Results In Swashplate For Scale Helicopter
  255. Junk Bin Self Balancing Bot With ESP8266
  256. A Flashlight Powered by Your Hot Little Hands
  257. Wrangling RC Servos Becoming a Hassle? Try Serial Bus Servos!
  258. Hackaday Journal Completes First Review Process, Seeks More Submissions
  259. ESP8266 Keeps Tabs on the Kid’s Tablets
  260. Open Source DIY Printers are Alive and Well: What We Saw At ERRF 18
  261. Tattoo your 3D Prints with Velocity Painting
  262. Shooting for the First Time with Help from a Raspberry Pi
  263. How To Design Custom Shaped Boards In Fritzing
  264. The Smaller, Tinier Arduino Platform
  265. Build Your Own Rowing Machine, Now With Digital Readout!
  266. Spraychalk Anoints your Sidewalks with Precision Sandprints
  267. Nonpareil RPN HP-41 Calculator Build
  268. Calculus and a Calculator
  269. Friday Hack Chat: Fire and Cars
  270. Neat 3D Printer Hack Makes Printing Multiples Possible
  271. Retrotechtacular: Constructing A Car Engine
  272. A Pick-And-Place That Is A Work Of Art
  273. The Electric Vehicles Of EMF Camp: A Sinclair C5, (Almost) As It Should Have Been
  274. Tie-Dyed Filament Sings With Color
  275. An E-Bike Battery Pack Without Spot Welding
  276. Launching Fireworks with Raspberry Pi this Fourth of July
  277. Disney’s New Robot Limbs Trained Using Neural Networks
  278. Roboshield Helps Your Robot Walk and Talk
  279. Philo Farnsworth, RCA, and the Battle for Television
  280. A Cartoon-ifying Camera for Instant Absurdism
  281. These Capacitors are a Cheap Gimmick
  282. Drawing Lines In The Sand: Taking Beach Graffiti To The Next Level
  283. The A to Z of Building Your Own Keyboard
  284. Using An AI And WiFi To See Through Walls
  285. Load Bank Teardowns Show Danger
  286. OpenDeck Makes Spinning Your Own MIDI Controller Easy
  287. Driftwood Binary Clock Is No Hollow Achievement
  288. Video Quick-Bit: The Things That Move Robots
  289. Spy Tech: How an Apollo Capsule Landed in Michigan after a Layover in the USSR
  290. Electronics Manufacturers React To China Trade Tariffs
  291. Coolest Way to Watch 3D Printing: Lights, Camera, Octolapse!
  292. Easy-Peelzy Makes 3D Prints Stick And Not Stick
  293. Simple Jig Uses Electromagnet For Clean Angle Grinder Cuts
  294. Furniture And Motors Make A Strange Bedfellow
  295. Wave Goodbye To Honda Asimo, A Robot That Would Wave Back
  296. Hackaday Links: July 1, 2018
  297. Raspberry Pi Zero Stepper Driver, First of Many Modules
  298. Nintendo Switch Gets Internal Trinket Hardmod
  299. Heartwatch Monitors Your Ticker
  300. PCB Holder Quick-fix Turns Out To Be Big Improvement
  301. Aquarium Controller Starring Arduino Gets A Long Video Description
  302. Wireless Ring Light For SMD Microscope
  303. Reverse-Engineering Brains, One Neuron At A Time

June 2018

  1. DDL-4 Is A Visually Pleasing Modular CPU
  2. DEXTER Has the Precision To Get The Job Done
  3. Sonar in Your Hand
  4. Gyrotourbillion Blesses The Eyes, Hard to Say
  5. The BBC Computer Literacy Project From The 1980s Is Yours To Browse
  6. Exostiv FPGA Debugging Might be a Bargain
  7. Charging An Electric Supercar With Lemons, Kids, And The Sun
  8. Free E-Book: Software Defined Radio for Engineers
  9. Handmade Robot Brings Stop Motion to Life
  10. R/C Rocket-Beest Burns Up Fuses Out There Alone
  11. xLIDAR Is A Merry-Go-Round Of Time-Of-Flight Sensors
  12. How Etak Paved the Way to Personal Navigation
  13. When The Going Gets Tough, These Wheels Transform To Tracks
  14. Linux Fu: Scripting for Binary Files
  15. A LIDAR Scanner Build in Glorious Detail
  16. Box Joint Jig Does Barcodes
  17. Carousel of Cereals Mixes and Matches Custom Breakfast Blends
  18. Vlogging With Vintage 1980s Equipment
  19. This Year, Badges Get Blockchains
  20. A Lightgun For LCDs – Thanks To Maths!
  21. Simple Quadcopter Testbed Clears The Air For Easy Algorithm Development
  22. Rachel Wong Keynote: Growing Eyeballs in the Lab and Building Wearables that Enhance Experience
  23. Next Weekend: Beginner Solar Workshop
  24. 3D Printed Tourniquets are Not a Cinch
  25. Move Aside Mercury: Measuring Temperature Accurately with an RTD
  26. Tiny Printers Get Color Mixing
  27. Sunny Custom Keyboard Illuminates the Past
  28. Raspberry Pi Tracks Starter Fermentation For Optimized Sourdough
  29. Literary Camouflage For Your Router
  30. A Different Use For Microwave Oven: Melting Aluminum
  31. Pool Ball Return System Chalked Up To Ingenuity
  32. Improving Indoor Navigation of Robots With IR
  33. After The Sun Set On San Mateo, LED Takes Over Hackaday’s BAMF Meetup
  34. ESP8266 Home Computer Hides Unexpected Gems
  35. Keep it Close: A Private Git Server Crash Course
  36. A Sneak Peek At The TS100 Soldering Iron’s Younger Sibling
  37. Ken Shirriff Found Butterflies In His Op-Amp
  38. Never Go To The Office Breakroom Again
  39. Wired and IBM Explain Quantum Computing to Students from Grade School to Grad School
  40. Hackers Want Cambridge Dictionary to Change Their Definition
  41. Building A Mini Electric Bike In Between Projects
  42. Controlling Robotics Visually
  43. LEGO: The Kristiansen Legocy
  44. PIC Powered PicoBat Picks Up Pulsed Power
  45. Putting Crimpers to the Test: How Good Are Our Crimp Tools?
  46. No Caffeine, No Problem: A Hand-Soldered Chip-Scale Package
  47. Everything You Didn’t Know You Were Missing About Bias Tees
  48. The Hills Are Alive With The Sound Of Train Whistles
  49. Conquering The Earth With Cron
  50. Makerbot Printer Reborn As PCB Engraver
  51. Apple Coin Bank Plants the Seed of Saving
  52. Adding Smarts To Dumb Brushed Motors
  53. A Real Time Data Compression Technique
  54. Dust to Dust and Jello to Jello: the Journey of a Very Strange Knife
  55. Lost in Space Gets 3D Printing Right
  56. SiFive Releases Smaller, Lower Power RISC-V Cores
  57. The Electric Vehicles Of EMF Camp
  58. Nvidia Transforms Standard Video Into Slow Motion Using AI
  59. Clock Plays a Game of Pong with Itself to Pass the Time
  60. Circuit Bent Keyboard is Pretty in Pink
  61. Hackaday Links: June 24, 2018
  62. LoRa With The ESP32
  63. An Artsy and Functional LED Filament Lamp
  64. Modular Robotics That Can Make Themselves Into Anything
  65. Walking Through MRIs With A Vive
  66. E-Dermis: Feeling At Your (Prosthetic) Fingertips
  67. Laser Draws Weather Report
  68. Is This The World’s Smallest Computer?
  69. Roll Your Own Trackball Mouse
  70. ROPS Will Be The Board x86 Robot Builders Are Waiting For
  71. Arduino and Pidgin C++
  72. Digitizing Domesday Disks
  73. A MIDI Sequencer To Be Proud Of
  74. A Cleverly Concealed Magnetic Loop Antenna
  75. TerraDome Gives Plants And Dinosaurs A New Home
  76. Your Own Sinclair Scientific Calculator
  77. The History and Physics of Triode Vacuum Tubes
  78. Linear Track Makes Plasma Cuts Neat And Simple
  79. Evolving the 3D Printed Linear Actuator
  80. VCF East XIII: Another Day in Retro Paradise
  81. Beats an Extension Cord
  82. There’s RC2014 Life In The TMS9918A Display Chip Yet
  83. Linux Fu: The Great Power of Make
  84. When Vortex Rings Collide
  85. Analog Meters Become a Clock for Father’s Day
  86. [Festo]’s Underwater Robot Uses Body-Length Fins
  87. Computers Go Hollywood
  88. Is It A Golden Gun If It’s Made Out Of Brass?
  89. Simple Camera Slider Adds a Dimension or Two to Your Shots
  90. CNC Mod Pack Hopes To Make Something Useful From A Cheap Machine Tool
  91. This Is The Year Conference Badges Get Their Own Badges
  92. Clock This! A 3D-Printed Escapement Mechanism
  93. Make A Natural Language Phone Bot Like Google’s Duplex AI
  94. Wiping Robots and Floors: STM32duino Cleans up
  95. The Best New Amiga Title of 2018?
  96. Desktop Radio Telescope Images The WiFi Universe
  97. Learn Something About Phase Locked Loops
  98. Trackball Gets Bolt-On Button Upgrade
  99. This Weekend: The East Coast RepRap Festival
  100. A CNC Plasma Cutter Table, From The Shop Floor Up
  101. Hexabitz, Modular Electronics Made Easier
  102. Analog Discovery 2 as a Vector Network Analyzer
  103. Friday Hack Chat: Ladyada on Creative and Interactive Robotics
  104. Print Physical Buttons for Your Touch Screen
  105. Teardown: Box of Pain (Gom Jabbar Sold Separately)
  106. Bunnie Weighs in on Tariffs
  107. Would You Look At That Yaw Control
  108. A YouTube Subscriber Counter With A Tetris Twist
  109. Calm Down: It’s Only Assembly Language
  110. Refurbishing A DEC 340 Monitor
  111. Laser Cutter Turns Scrapped To Shipped
  112. Printing Strain Wave Gears
  113. Federico Faggin: The Real Silicon Man
  114. Lawn From Hell Saved by Mower From Heaven
  115. What is Our Martian Quarantine Protocol?
  116. An Arduino Powered Tank Built To Pull Planes
  117. Tables are Turned as Robots Assemble IKEA Furniture
  118. Hybrid Lab Power Supply From Broken Audio Amp
  119. The Colpitts Oscillator Explained
  120. Raytheon’s Analog Read-Only Memory is Tube-Based
  121. Arduino Watchdog Sniffs Out Hot 3D Printers
  122. Buttery Smooth Fades with the Power of HSV
  123. Watch The World Spin With The Earth Clock
  124. Fatalities vs False Positives: The Lessons from the Tesla and Uber Crashes
  125. Opening A Ford With A Robot and the De Bruijn Sequence
  126. Dissecting the Elusive Wax Motor
  127. Searchable KiCad Component Database Makes Finding Parts A Breeze
  128. Learn Six Oscilloscope Measurements with One Arduino
  129. Hackaday Links: June 17, 2018
  130. Using IMUs For Odometry
  131. Retrotechtacular: Car Navigation Like It’s 1971
  132. FPV-Rover 2.0 Has 3D Printed Treads and Plenty of Zip
  133. Cheap Front Panels with Dibond Aluminium
  134. Frozen Rat Kidney Shipping Container
  135. DIY Coil Winding Machine Counts The Hacky Way
  136. 3D Printer Tech Cuts Paper
  137. Definitely-Not-Neopixel Rings, From Scratch!
  138. A 3D-Printed Robot Actuator
  139. Building An Ultralight In A Basement is Just So Beautiful to See
  140. Delta Printer Morphs into CNC Flat Coil Winder
  141. Titanium Knob Doesn’t Grind Our Gears
  142. Portable Ham Radio Design Fosters Experiments
  143. MRI to 3D Print Gets Much Faster
  144. Changing Color Under Pressure
  145. Homebrew Calibration For Test Equipment
  146. Making Electronics Just Got 25% More Expensive In The US
  147. Two Awesome Ender’s Achievements
  148. Books You Should Read: Sunburst and Luminary, an Apollo Memoir
  149. Smoothing PLA with Two Paints
  150. Retrotechtacular: Voice Controlled Robot from 1961
  151. Silicon Bugs In The FTDI FT232R, And A Tidy RF VCO Project
  152. Move Over Aluminum: Cast Iron for the Home Foundry
  153. Blinging Up A Scope: Scale Your Divisions In Style
  154. A Crash Course In Reliable Communication
  155. Making Robot Snakes That Slither, Sidewind, And Strike
  156. Espresso Machine From Motorbike Engine Parts
  157. Folding Robots With Special Materials
  158. General Purpose I/O: How to get more
  159. DIY Talkbox Gives You More Bounce to the Ounce
  160. Field Trip! Hackaday Visits Pimoroni
  161. Neat Odroid & GlusterFS Build Stashes Data, Sips Power
  162. Poetry is the Fruit of this Loom
  163. Automatic Sunglasses For the Lazy Hacker
  164. Extracting Water from Fog
  165. Simplifying Basic LED Effects
  166. Cigar Box Synth is a Fun Time
  167. ESP8266 Uses LiFi To Get On WiFi
  168. VCF East 2018: Cactus, Retro Because it Wants to Be
  169. Friday Hack Chat: All About The Hackaday Prize
  170. Rescuing K-9
  171. Hair-Raising Tales of Electrostatic Generators
  172. Unlocking Animal Crossing’s Debug Mode
  173. Chromebook Trades Camera for WiFi Freedom
  174. Computer Vision For PCB Layout
  175. Internal Power Pills
  176. Teardown Locates Fractal Antenna
  177. Scotty Allen’s PCB Fab Tour is Like Willy Wonka’s for Hardware Geeks
  178. These Twenty Amazing Projects Won The Robotics Module Challenge
  179. The Flight of the Seagull: Valentina Tereshkova, Cosmonaut
  180. 3D Print A Remote Control Flame Thrower
  181. Getting Good at FPGAs: Real World Pipelining
  182. Fail of the Week: Two Rotors Are Not Better Than Four
  183. 555 Ways to Speed Control A DC Motor
  184. Understanding a MOSFET Mixer
  185. A Close Eye on Power Exposes Private Keys
  186. A Guide To Audio Amps For Radio Builders
  187. Tricking A Vintage Clock Chip Into Working On 50-Hz Power
  188. PCBs As Linear Motors
  189. Ask Hackaday: What Color Are Your PCBs?
  190. Bike-Driven Scarf Knitter is an Accessory to Warmth
  191. Hacking When It Counts: The Magnetron Goes to War
  192. [James Bruton] Is Making A Dog: OpenDog Project
  193. FPGA Persistently Rick Rolls You
  194. Custom Buttons For Your Game Controller
  195. High Voltage Switching with MOSFETs
  196. Hackaday Links: Benchoff Rants On Flying Cars
  197. Super Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses
  198. Joe Grand is Hiding Data in Plain Sight: LEDs that Look Solid but Send a Message
  199. Rubber Duck Debugging the Digital Way
  200. Coming Back to Curving Bullets
  201. Fail Of The Week: Never Trust A Regulator Module
  202. A Lesson in K40 Laser Repair
  203. Marvel at Soviet-era Smart Display’s Tiny Size
  204. Japanese Fire-Fighting Dragon Rides Water Jets
  205. Framed Raspberry Pi Keeps Tabs on Spotify
  206. This Is An Inordinate Amount Of Switches
  207. No Microcontroller In This Vending Machine, D’oh!
  208. Monotron Gets All the Mods
  209. Restoring an Atari 800 XL that’s Beyond Restoring
  210. Arduino Analog I/O Multiplexer
  211. A Fully Open Source Raspberry Pi Synthesizer
  212. Algae On Your Plate
  213. A Tinfoil-Free Internet Of Ceiling Fans
  214. CalClock Keeps You Tied To The Mast
  215. Turning Tact Switches Into Keyboards
  216. Biasing That Transistor Part 4: Don’t Forget the FET
  217. Minimum Viable 1-D PONG
  218. VCF East 2018: SDR on the Altair 8800
  219. Who Said Thermal Cameras Weren’t Accessible To The Masses?
  220. Space Invaders Sound Chip Went Old School With I2L
  221. Ambient Lighting for Baby with the ESP8266
  222. Social Engineering by Railways
  223. Dive Inside This Old Quartz Watch
  224. WiFi Pool Controller Only Cost $20
  225. Vaporwave For The Parallel Port
  226. Linux Fu: Watch That Filesystem
  227. Building a Knife by Hand is just as Hard as you Think
  228. Ask Hackaday: What Is The Future Of Implanted Electronics?
  229. Indiegogo Calls Time On The ZX Vega
  230. Battleships Over BGP
  231. Pocket Projector Uses Raspberry Pi
  232. Stars Looking A Bit Dim? Throw Some Math At Them.
  233. Classifying Crystals With An SDR Dongle
  234. Roll A Black Box For Your Wheels
  235. 32 Shades Of Gray
  236. The Hacky Throttle Repair That Got Me On The Road Again
  237. Friday Hack Chat: Hacking The Wild
  238. Illuminated Bread for a Cookie Cutter World
  239. Mechanisms: Abrasives
  240. Cracking the Case of Capcom’s CPS2 Security
  241. Homebrew SDR Ham Radio in 9 Parts
  242. Cat Compels Raspberry Pi Flight Tracker
  243. Smart Citizen Opens Eyes and Ears in Barcelona
  244. Magnetic Spheres Line Up for Rotary Encoder Duty
  245. Lightning Generator from Electric Lighter
  246. Hacked RC Transmitters Control All The Things
  247. Ted Dabney, Atari, and the Video Game Revolution
  248. Drifting Instrument Presents Opportunity to Learn about Crystal Oscillators
  249. Pipelining Digital Logic in FPGAs
  250. Microsoft Confirms GitHub Acquisition
  251. Sonoff Postmortem Finds Bugs, Literally
  252. Pocket-size Pi Zero Desktop features e-paper Display
  253. GPS Disciplined Oscillators
  254. Reverse Engineered Media Controller From Car Is Best Friends With Android
  255. Tesla Model 3 Battery Pack Teardown
  256. Robot Dances to the Beat of New YouTube Subs
  257. Preparing For A Lathe: How to Move 3000 Pounds of Iron
  258. Power Harvesting Challenge: Scavenge Some Power, Win Prizes
  259. A Canon Lens Adapter for the Game Boy Camera
  260. A 100th Birthday Celebration for the Flip Flop
  261. Teddy Ruxpin: Navigate to 143 Main Street
  262. Deploying a Turnkey Raspberry Pi System
  263. Slow Cooking Filament
  264. It’s UNIX. On A Microcontroller.
  265. Hackaday Links: June 3, 2018
  266. Turning That Old Hoverboard Into A Learning Platform
  267. 3D Printed Clockwork Star Tracker
  268. $6 Weather Station Goes Where you Do
  269. Silicon Nanowires Create Flexible Photodetectors
  270. Someone Set us Up the Compiler Bomb
  271. Bringing Back A Spectrum’s Rails
  272. Facebook’s Universal Music Translator
  273. Budget Dehydrator Gives your Damp Filament a Second Chance
  274. Servo Becomes Mini Linear Actuator
  275. Buck Converter Efficiency
  276. Print Your Own Filament
  277. Bike Helmet Plays Music via Tiny Motors for Bone Conduction
  278. 3D Printed Tank has Slick Tread Design
  279. A HID For Robots
  280. Prestretched Fabric Prints Pop into the Third Dimension
  281. An Electromagnet Brings Harmony to this Waving Cat
  282. Trashed Vector Game Console Revived With Vintage IBM Monitor
  283. This Is Your Last Chance To Design The Greatest Robotics Modules
  284. Raspberry Pi’s Power Over Ethernet Hardware Sparks False Spying Hubbub
  285. A Wild Hackaday Belgrade Confirms Status as One of World’s Greatest Hardware Cons
  286. Linux Fu: Counter Rotate Keys!
  287. Dead Simple Ultrasonic Data Communication
  288. Tracking CubeSats for $25
  289. Tiny FPGA Board Fits in Your Laptop
  290. Distorted Text Says A Lot

May 2018

  1. Blowing Arcylic Canopies Using Stuff From Around The Shop
  2. DIY Scrap Guitar Really Shreds
  3. The Best Part of Waking Up Just Got Better
  4. Modular Robotics Made Easier With ROS
  5. Reverse-Emulating NES: Nintendception!
  6. Internet of Smells: Giving a Machine the Job of Sniffing Out Spoiled Food
  7. Accurate Coffee Billing Through Reverse Engineering
  8. Serial Connection Over Audio: Arduino Can Listen To UART
  9. Counting Bees With A Raspberry Pi
  10. Stock Market Prediction With Natural Language Machine Learning
  11. The Tantillus, Reborn
  12. Convert A Curbside CRT TV Into An Arcade Monitor
  13. Supercapacitors In A Servo: The “Forever” Flashlight
  14. VCF East 2018: The Mail Order App Store
  15. Friday Hack Chat: Logic Noise
  16. Laser-Powered Flying Machine Weighs Milligrams
  17. 360 Live VR Teleportation Uses Drones, Neural Networks, and Perseverance
  18. Cheap Stuff To Hack: A Router With An SDR For $13
  19. Autonomous Spaceplane Travels to 10 km, Lands Safely 200 km Away
  20. Spellcasting Gun Uses POV Display, Not Magic
  21. Gaming System Built With Kite, The DIY Android Kit
  22. Monitoring Air Quality, One Sleepy Meeting At A Time
  23. Put The 3D Printer To Sleep So You Can Rest Easy
  24. Tiny $25 Spectrometer Aims to Identify Materials with Ease
  25. Spanning The Tree : Dr Radia Perlman & Untangling Networks
  26. Badge Bling And More At LayerOne 2018
  27. Smart Plugs Don’t Save You Energy, But Don’t Consume Much Either
  28. Hacking a Fitness Tracker
  29. This Mostly 3D-Printed Discone Antenna Is Ready For Broadband Duty
  30. Boozer Tells The Internet How Much You Drink (If You Want It To)
  31. Ham Radio on $100 Or Less
  32. [GreatScott] Tests His DIY Battery Pack On His E-Bike
  33. Strike a Chord With This LED Ukulele
  34. Talking to Laptop Batteries with the ESP8266
  35. Stretching My Skills: How (and Why) I Made My Own Compression Sleeves
  36. Muscle Your Way into Music
  37. The Robots Were Coming! The Robots Were Coming!
  38. Rolling Old School with Copy Protection from the 1980s
  39. Magic Mirror Tirelessly Indulges Children’s Curiousity
  40. Vintage Organ Donates Parts for Two New Instruments
  41. RCA TV Gets New Life As Interactive Atltvhead
  42. A Nicely Crafted POV Lightsaber
  43. “Watch Dogs” Inspired Hacking Drone Takes Flight
  44. A Li-Ion Booster Pack, Done Right
  45. A Classy SDR Chip, Decapped
  46. Flash your Libre Firmware with a Libre Programmer
  47. DIY Submersible Aims for Low Cost, Ease of Operation
  48. An Oscilloscope For The Nuclear Age
  49. Disaster Area Communications With Cloud Gateways
  50. A Custom Keypad with Vision
  51. Watch the Honeycomb Clock Gently Track Time
  52. Their Battery is Full of Air
  53. Hackaday Belgrade is On: Join LiveStream and Chat!
  54. Wireless Charger Gives a Glimpse into Industrial Design Process
  55. This Robot Barfs Comics!
  56. USB Reverse Engineering: A Universal Guide
  57. Linear Clock is a Different Way to Look at Time
  58. Don’t Flake on Your Fish—Feed them Automatically
  59. An Ultrasound Driver With Open Source FPGAs
  60. Biasing That Transistor: The Emitter Follower
  61. Hacking for Learning and Laughs: The Makers of Oakwood School
  62. Hacking When It Counts: The Pioneer Missions
  63. NASA Remotely Hacks Curiosity’s Rock Drill
  64. Bringing a VIC-20 Back from an Oily Grave
  65. Rey’s Blaster Shoots Glow-in-the-Dark Bullets
  66. Ears To You: Sensing Facial Expressions with an Ear Plug
  67. Headlight Mod For An Audi A3
  68. Animated Bluetooth Bike Turn Signals
  69. Programmable Air Makes Robotics A Breeze
  70. VCF East 2018: The Desktop ENIAC
  71. Hackaday Belgrade 2018 is Sold Out: We Can’t Wait for Saturday
  72. A Smarter PSU Converter Leaves the Magic Smoke Inside
  73. Ask Hackaday: How Do You DIY a Top-Octave Generator?
  74. How Hertha Ayrton Enabled the Titanic to Call SOS
  75. Modern Wizard Summons Familiar Spirit
  76. ESP32 Boards With Displays: An Overview
  77. Using TensorFlow To Recognize Your Own Objects
  78. Retro Rebuild Recreates SGI Workstation Demos On The Go
  79. Grawler: Painless Cleaning For Glass Roofs
  80. Open Source Underwater Distributed Sensor Network
  81. Mechanisms: Solenoids
  82. Friday Hack Chat: Making Programming Easier
  83. Plant Biology is a Gateway
  84. SpaceX’s Next Giant Leap: Second Stage Recovery
  85. Blowing Rings With Cannons, Fogs, And Lasers
  86. Automatic I2C Address Allocation For Daisy-Chained Sensors
  87. This Computer Is As Quiet As The Mouse
  88. Machine Learning Crash Course From Google
  89. Spared No Expense: Cloning The Jurassic Park Explorer
  90. Restoring A 1930s Oscilloscope – Without Supplying Power
  91. Smiling Robot Moves Without Wires
  92. Robert Hall and the Solid-State Laser
  93. Hacking a Cheap Laser Rangefinder
  94. Hands-On: Flying Drones with Scratch
  95. Raspberry Pi Keeps Cool
  96. A Parallel Port Synthesiser For Your DOS PC
  97. Dual SDR Receives Two Bands at Once
  98. Online Logic Simulator Is Textual — No, Graphical
  99. Fail of the Week: The Semiconductor Lapping Machine That Can’t Lap Straight
  100. Alexa And Particle Modernize Coffee Machine By One Iota
  101. Investigating the Tiny Salvaged UPS from a Lightbulb
  102. Wireless Headphone Hack Dangles Batteries Like Earrings
  103. Explaining Efail and Why It Isn’t the End of Email Privacy
  104. Ditch The Tapes, Put An Android In Your Deck
  105. RoMeLa’s Sideways Walking Robot Has Evolved More Limbs
  106. Slipcasting Resin Prototypes
  107. Card Reader Lockout Keeps Unauthorized Tool Users at Bay
  108. Hackaday Links: May 20, 2018
  109. Inverted Pendulum For The Control Enthusiast
  110. Stretching The Definitions Of A Custom IC
  111. Internet of Laundry — Let the ESP8266 Watch Your Dirty Drawers Get Clean
  112. Tiny Sideways Tetris on a Business Card
  113. Video of the Arduino FPGA Board Demo at Maker Faire
  114. Scrapped Motors Don’t Care About Direction
  115. Friend in Need Gets Junk Bin PC for Cramped Quarters
  116. It’s Not Morning Until Green o’clock
  117. Visit Tapigami Tape City, Where Tape Is The Fabric Of Society
  118. People with Dementia can DRESS Smarter
  119. Motorized Stage Finesses the Microscopic World
  120. One-key Keyboard is Exercise in Sub-millimeter Design
  121. Parallel Programming for FPGAs
  122. Nuclear Synchroscope Gets New Life
  123. Hybrid Bench Power Supply Can Also Hit the Road
  124. Modular Blocks Help Fight Disease
  125. Tiny Transmitter Brings Out the Spy Inside You
  126. Autonomous Agribots For Agriculture
  127. InSight Brings New Tech to Mars
  128. LayerOne InfoSec Conference Returns Next Weekend
  129. Arduino Just Introduced an FPGA Board, Announces Debugging and Better Software
  130. Snowboard and Skateboard So Lit You Can Wipe Out and Still Look Good
  131. Open Source Calculator Teaches us about Quality Documentation
  132. Five Steps to TensorFlow on the Raspberry Pi
  133. Automatic MtG Card Sorter Separates Rags from Riches
  134. DIY SSR For Mains Switching
  135. Suitcase Computer Reborn with Raspberry Pi Inside
  136. No-Battery HD Video Streaming Does It with Backscatter
  137. The Solid State Weather Station
  138. Circuit VR: Current Mirrors
  139. The Pros and Cons of Microcontrollers for Boost Converters
  140. Review: FG-100 DDS Function Generator
  141. Open Gaming To Everyone With A Controller Meant To Be Hacked
  142. Long PCB Shows Effects of Ludicrous Speed
  143. Arduino Star Tracker Raises the Bar
  144. Location Sharing with Google Home
  145. Prop WWII Machine Gun Courtesy of Home Depot
  146. Neural Networks Using Doom Level Creator Like It’s 1993
  147. Flood Fault Circuit Interrupter Could Save Lives
  148. Retrotechtacular: The Saturn Propulsion System
  149. Welcome to the Internet of Hamsters
  150. 3D Printering: When an STL File is Not Quite Right
  151. IKEA Lamp with Raspberry Pi as the Smartest Bulb in the House
  152. Gentle Electric Eel
  153. Case Mod Takes “All In One” Printer to the Next Level
  154. Dark Field Microscopy on the Cheap with a PCB
  155. Lucky Cat POV Display Ditches the Waving and Windmills Out of Control
  156. Hawkeye, the 3D-Printed Tourbillon Movement
  157. Reflowduino: Put That Toaster Oven To Good Use
  158. Richard Feynman: A Life Of Curiosity And Science
  159. Direct CNC Control with the Raspberry Pi
  160. Retro Computer Badge for Hackaday Belgrade Has Everything You Wished for Back in the Day
  161. DIY Pi Zero Pentesting Tool Keeps it Cheap
  162. Windows for Workgroups 3.11 in 2018
  163. MSDOS Development with GCC
  164. Tiny Pinball Emulator is Hugely Impressive
  165. DIY Variacs get ESP8266 Upgrades
  166. RC Paper Airplane From Guts Of Quadcopter
  167. PGP Vulnerability Pre-announced by Security Researcher
  168. MoAgriS: A Modular Agriculture System
  169. The Electrical Outlet and How It Got That Way
  170. This Weekend: Hackaday x Tindie Meetup At Bay Area Maker Faire.
  171. 3D-Printing Saves Collectible Lures from a Fishy Ending
  172. The Eric Lundgren Story: When Free isn’t Free
  173. Flite Test Puts a Chair in the Air
  174. ESP Cookbook Goes Beyond Chips and DIPs
  175. Held Captive by Arduino and Multiple RFID Readers
  176. Shirt Pocket Slide Rule: History of the HP-35
  177. Hackaday Links: May 13, 2018
  178. Intra-Oral Device Detects Opioid Overdose
  179. Flash Memory: Caveat Emptor
  180. 3D Printing Air Quality Study
  181. Build Your Own Avionics Suite, If You Dare
  182. Sign of the Smith Chart Times
  183. Battery-Powered Watering Timer Converted to Solar on the Cheap
  184. HFT On HF, You Can’t Beat It For Latency
  185. A Two-Range OLED Capacitance Meter
  186. The Current Advances of PCB Motors
  187. A Vacuum Tube and Barbecue Lighter X-Ray Generator
  188. Stepper Motor And Key Fob Controlled Strandbeest
  189. NeoPixel Game Rewards Button Mashing
  190. Pimp My Scope
  191. Save the Tally Ho: Rebuilding a Historic Yacht
  192. Impossibly Huge Depth of Focus in Microscope Photographs
  193. Fake Omron Relays are Worth What You Pay For Them
  194. Flashing An LED The Widlar Way
  195. Pick And Place Machine Is Mirror Image Of 3D Printer
  196. Biasing That Transistor: The Common Base Amplifier
  197. Fail of the Week: 3D Printed Worm Gear Drive Project Unveils Invisible Flaw
  198. Scratch-Built Ornithopter: Here’s How I Flapped My Way to Flight
  199. Stylish Business Card with a Stylophone Built In
  200. Antique Lighthouse Lens via CNC
  201. Soundproofing A CNC Mill Conversion
  202. Diablo Drive Appears To Be Cursed
  203. 3D Printed Tool Tips to Straighten DIP Chips and Unstraighten Resistors
  204. Google’s Duplex AI Has Conversation Indistinguishable From Human’s
  205. Build Your Own Android Smartphone
  206. Simple Ethereum Vending Machines with NodeMCU
  207. VCF East XIII is Right Around the Corner
  208. Microsoft Kinect Episode IV: A New Hope
  209. Modular Robotics: When You Want More Robots in Your Robot
  210. 1960’s Console Stereo gets Raspberry Pi Touch Screen
  211. Quiet Your Car The Cheap and Effective Way
  212. Vector Network Analyzer Uses SoC FPGA
  213. PIC16Maze Upgrades Secret Maze Game
  214. QElectroTech: An Open Source Wiring Diagram Tool
  215. Breadboarding: Git for A/B Testing Actual Bread
  216. The Metabolizer Turns Trash into Treasure
  217. Optocouplers: Defending Your Microcontroller, MIDI, and a Hot Tip for Speed
  218. Friday Hack Chat: Open Hardware For Science
  219. Broken Screen Becomes Polarizing Art Lamp
  220. An Ode to Belgrade
  221. 8-bit game uses our favourite IC and Zero lines of code
  222. Gorgeous NickelBot Serves Up Lasered Wooden Nickels
  223. Push it to the Limit: SSD1306 at 150 FPS
  224. Windows Notepad Now Supports Unix Line Endings
  225. Putting the Mooshimeter to Sleep with a Bit of Mercury
  226. Stomping On Microcontrollers: Arduino Mega Guitar Effects Pedal
  227. Mike’s Robot Dog Is A First Step In The Right Direction
  228. Sophie Wilson: ARM and How Making Things Simpler Made Them Faster & More Efficient
  229. We Couldn’t Resist this CNC Batik Bot
  230. How to Build Anything Out of Aluminum Extrusion and 3D Printed Brackets
  231. Alexa, Attack Intruders
  232. Is That a Tweet on Your Belt Buckle or Are You Just Happy to See Me?
  233. Harmony Hub Hacked and Patched
  234. Waking Up To Classic Soundgarden Screaming
  235. Flash and Debug ESP8266 Boards on Android
  236. Raspberry Pi Becomes Cycle Exact Commodore Drive Emulator
  237. Smartwatch Fights Anxiety with Action
  238. Printed It: Toolbag Essentials
  239. Double The Resolution, From An Arduino ADC
  240. The Aluminum Wiring Fiasco
  241. 3D Printed Bicycle Tire Not Full of Hot Air
  242. AH-1 Cobra Tap Handle Pours on the Fun
  243. Algorithms for Visual Learners
  244. The Adafruit Feather Is A Thing
  245. Hackaday Links: May 6th 2018
  246. Morse Code Blinking Jewelry
  247. Hurricane Simulator Buoys Research
  248. A Home Network, Security System, And A Hidden Room Behind A Bookcase
  249. Ham Reviews MiniVNA
  250. Glow In The Dark Globe On A Spherical Screen
  251. Crawling a Dungeon, 64 Pixels at a Time
  252. Printed Circuits In The Palm Of Your Hand
  253. LoRa System Commands Drones From A Distance
  254. Low-Cost Eye Tracking with Webcams and Open-Source Software
  255. Fail Of The Week: Never Assume All Crystals Are Born Equal
  256. Hardware Acceleration in the Cloud
  257. Simple Home-built Projection Clock Projects Time
  258. Giving An LED Bulb Some Smarts
  259. Super Simple, Super Cheap FPV Drone Tracking
  260. High End PC Gets A Rustic Woodworking Piece Of Art For A Case
  261. Making Vintage Computing Easy, The Hard Way
  262. A Mobile Terminal for Guerrilla Communications
  263. Hacked Fitness Trackers Aim to Improve Mental and Physical Health
  264. Biasing That Transistor: The Common Emitter Amplifier
  265. Make 3D-Modeling Child’s Play with a Can of Play-Doh
  266. Ask Hackaday: Whatever Happened to Wire Wrapping?
  267. Commodore 64 to Raspberry Pi Conversion is Respectful & Complete
  268. Step the Halbach from My Magnets
  269. Portable Photo Booth Named Buzz
  270. Build Your Own Black Hole
  271. 3D Printed Tank Scores Suspension
  272. Colossal Hydraulic Hulkbuster Is Classic Colin Furze
  273. Robot Radar Module
  274. Circuit VR: Sink or Swim with Current Sources
  275. San Francisco: Let’s Learn to Build Some Robots!
  276. Smooth PLA Through the Fire and Flames
  277. 3D Printering: Which Raspberry Pi is Best at Slicing in Octoprint?
  278. More Details On That First Home-Made Lithographically Produced IC
  279. Playing Jedi Mind-Tricks On Your TV
  280. Raspberry Pi is Up Up and Away
  281. Soda Can Art
  282. Oddball Mercury Vapor Rectifier Is A Tube Geek’s Delight
  283. The Incredible Shrinking Rework Station
  284. These Twenty Amazing Projects Won The Open Hardware Design Challenge
  285. Directly Executing Chunks of Memory: Function Pointers In C
  286. Friday Hack Chat: Building Robotics With The MeArm
  287. The Internet of Claw Machines
  288. Accessing Blockchain on ESP8266 Using the NodeMCU Board
  289. Scotty Allen Builds A USB Drive From An iPhone
  290. Tron Inspired LED Desk Lighting
  291. Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow, Via Electrolysis
  292. Digikey Tips Its Hat To Kicad With Its Own Library
  293. A Telepresence System That’s Starting To Feel Like A Holodeck
  294. See-Through Rotary Engine Reveals Wankel Magic
  295. Building Badges The Hard Way
  296. The Anxiety of Open Source: Why We Struggle With Putting It Out There
  297. Recycling and Casting Styrofoam with Solvents
  298. Inside Mechanical Calculators
  299. Battery Backup Conceals a Pentesting Pi
  300. Comparing Making To Buying A Lithium Ion Battery Pack
  301. Playing Pong With Micro:bits!
  302. Game-Ception: Pokemon Red Playable Inside Minecraft

April 2018

  1. Training The Squirrel Terminator
  2. This Dust Collector Will Blow You Away.
  3. Universal Quick-Release Bar Clamps
  4. Decellularization: Apples to Earlobes
  5. Tiny Arduino + FPGA = Sno
  6. Milspec Teardown: AH-64A Apache Data Entry Panel
  7. The Quest For The Reuleaux Triangle Bearing
  8. Papercraft-Inspired Snake-bot Slithers like a Real One
  9. Hackaday Belgrade Schedule Announced
  10. Hard Drive Gives Its Life to Cool 3D Prints
  11. Hackaday Links: April 29, 2018
  12. Towards More Automated Printers
  13. 3D Printing Electronics Direct to Body
  14. How to Put the ‘Pro’ in Prototype
  15. Auction Finds Combined For A Unique Desoldering Station
  16. Open-source Circuit Simulation
  17. Core Memory Upgrade for Arduino
  18. The Interesting Fate Of Kenya’s First Computers
  19. The Cake Robot is No Lie
  20. Vastly Improving The Battery Life On Cheap Action Cams
  21. An Open-Source Turbomolecular Pump Controller
  22. PCB Take on Stars, Moons, and Ringed Planets is Gold
  23. Homebrew Not a Hakko
  24. Umbrella and Tin Cans Turned into WiFi Dish Antenna
  25. Today: Hackaday is at UK Maker Faire Plus Afterparty
  26. An Open Source Sip-and-Puff Mouse for Affordable Accessibility
  27. Cams and Pushrods Improve 3D-Printed Compressed Air Engine
  28. 2018’s Hottest Accessory Is a 3D Printed Air Raid Siren
  29. Thermoelectric Fan Harvests Wood Stove Heat Junkyard Style
  30. Checking The Weather Without A Window
  31. A Blockchain, Robotics and AI Event in Vietnam
  32. IR Detective Eases Development with Compact Decoding
  33. Circuit VR: Oscillating Bridges
  34. Unlocking Drones with Go
  35. A Low Cost, Dead Tree Touch Screen
  36. Catch a Rising Star with Arduino
  37. Google Lowers The Artificial Intelligence Bar With Complete DIY Kits
  38. Synthbike Rolls To The Beat
  39. Reverse Engineering Nintendo Labo Waveform Cards
  40. A Mini-ITX PDP-11
  41. Is It On Yet? Sensing the World Around Us, Starting with Light
  42. Writing On A Whiteboard, Performed By A Robot
  43. Mechanisms: The Lever, It’s Everywhere
  44. Turn Failed Prints into Office Fun with a Paper Airplane Maker
  45. Neural Network Names Nightshades
  46. Motor test bench talks the torque
  47. Microsoft Secures IoT from the Microcontroller Up
  48. Roll Up Your Sleeve, Watch a Video with This Smart Watch Forearm Projector
  49. Video Quick-Bit: Numitrons and Infinite Build Volumes
  50. Adventures In Gas Filled Tube Arrays
  51. Litar: An Air Guitar Using LiDAR
  52. Retrotechtacular: Synchros Go to War (and Peace)
  53. Friday Hack Chat: Control Schemes For Robotics
  54. Reflow Rig Makes SMD Soldering a Wok in The Park
  55. Firing Bullets Through Propellers
  56. Beat This Mario Block Like it Owes You Money
  57. Smart Outlet Cover Offers Lessons on Going from Project to Product
  58. Temperature Sensor and Simple Oscillator Make a Value-Added HF Beacon
  59. Neural Networks… On a Stick!
  60. First Lithographically Produced Home Made IC Announced
  61. Former Smoker Now Pats Pockets for Motivation
  62. Custom Chips As A Service
  63. Émilie du Châtelet: An Energetic Life
  64. Making 3D Objects The Scroll Saw Way
  65. A Buyer’s Guide to Lathe Options
  66. Heat Seeking Robot and Camera Tear Down
  67. Dissecting the AVR debugWire
  68. Assemble Your Own Modular Li-Ion Batteries
  69. Parametric Hinges with Tinkercad
  70. Detoured: Caltech’s Hackerspace
  71. 3000W Unicycle’s Only Limitation Is “Personal Courage”
  72. Tiny Vacuum Chamber Arm to Help with Homemade Semiconductors
  73. Teardown: LED Bulb Yields Tiny UPS
  74. Bargain Bin Barcode Scanner Keeps Track Of Shopping Needs
  75. Robotics Module Challenge: Build Robot, Win Prizes
  76. What Does ‘Crypto’ Actually Mean?
  77. Spoofing Cell Networks with a USB to VGA Adapter
  78. The Simplest Possible DIY Ultrasonic Levitator
  79. Remote Control of Clocks is Easy as Pi
  80. An FM Transceiver From An Unexpected Chip
  81. Hackaday Links: April 22, 2018
  82. Counting Without Transistors
  83. Fail of the Week: The Spot Welder Upgrade That Wasn’t
  84. When Detecting Lines Is Harder Than Expected
  85. GuerillaClock Could Save This City Thousands
  86. Blueprints Make It Easy To Make (Some) Alexa Skills
  87. Computers May Someday Need A Drink
  88. 3D Drone Video
  89. Got a Burning Idea For An EMF Camp Presentation? Now’s Your Chance!
  90. Roomba-Riding Beer Butlers Will Serve Us All
  91. Tracktorino Shields You From Poor Interfaces
  92. Building a POV Display On A PC Fan
  93. Nerf blaster goes next-level with propane power
  94. Fast LED Matrix Graphics For The ESP32
  95. Home Made 5-Axis CNC Head Is A Project To Watch
  96. Zippo Keeps Your Bits Safe
  97. Real-Time Polarimetric Imager from 1980s Tech
  98. A Polar Coordinate CNC Plotter Even Descartes Could Love
  99. This Is Your Last Chance To Design The Greatest In Open Hardware
  100. eTextile Spring Break Tackles Signal Blocking, Audio Generation, and Radio Transmissions
  101. Laser projector ditches galvanometer for spinning drum
  102. Life On Contract: Lowering Your Cost without Dropping Your Price
  103. This Vapour Deposition Chamber Isn’t Vapourware
  104. Tesla Coil Uses Vacuum Tube
  105. Turning 8-Track Player Into A Walkman
  106. Play Chess Against A Ghost
  107. Marquee Display Uses Six Dozen Surplus VFD Tubes to Great Effect
  108. Arduino Revives Junkyard Laser Cutter
  109. Bent PETG Fills A Nixie Gap
  110. When 4 + 1 Equals 8: An Advanced Take On Pointers In C
  111. Completely Scratch-Built Electronic Speed Controller
  112. Mechanisms: Hook and Loop Fasteners
  113. Unlock & Talk: Open Source Bootloader & Modem
  114. Raspberry Pi W Antenna Analysis Reveals Clever Design
  115. Browsing Modern Day BBS on the Epson PX-8 Laptop
  116. SDR IF Experiments
  117. Classic American Dial Phone Gets A GSM Makeover
  118. The One-Transistor Flip-Flop
  119. Tesselated Worklights Are Nifty, Modular
  120. When Hackerspace Directors Burn Out
  121. Friday Hack Chat: Circuit Board Art
  122. Fire. Vortex. Cannon. Need We Say More?
  123. Fix Your Insecure Amazon Fire TV Stick
  124. This Thermal Printer has Serious Game
  125. Dispensing Solder Paste Automatically
  126. Keeping Streets Ice-Free with the Raspberry Pi
  127. DIY Magnetic Actuator, Illustrated And Demonstrated
  128. Why Won’t This Darn Thing Charge?
  129. DIY Drill-Powered Water Pump
  130. Automating The Design Of Word Clocks
  131. Beatrice Tinsley and the Evolution of Galaxies
  132. 3D Printing Watertight Containers
  133. Beeping The Enemy Into Submission
  134. Fail Of The Week: An Electric Bicycle, Powered By AA Batteries
  135. Build Your Own Supercomputer with ESP32s
  136. Motion-Controlled KVM Switch
  137. Learning Software In A Soft Exosuit
  138. Polaroid Gets Thermal Printer and Raspberry Pi
  139. Reprogramming Cheap WiFi Outlets
  140. Medium Machine Mediates Microcontroller Messages
  141. TensorFlow in your Browser
  142. Delicious Optics, A Chocolate Diffraction Grating
  143. Two-Cent Temperature Sensors
  144. Low-Resolution Display Provides High-Nostalgia Animations
  145. Custom Built Vacuum Tube Cassette Player
  146. Workshops Announced For Hackaday Belgrade
  147. RIP DIP ARM
  148. Superb Wood Floor Inlay Shows Off Computer-Augmented Tools
  149. Hackaday Links: April 15th, 2018
  150. Rotary Encoders Become I2C Devices
  151. Fail Of The Week: Casting A Bolt In A 3D-Printed Mold
  152. Hackaday & Tindie UK Tour Adds Milton Keynes
  153. One-Pixel Attack Fools Neural Networks
  154. Shutter Bug Goes Extreme with Scratch-Built Film Camera
  155. Hide Secret Messages In Plain Sight With Zero-Width Characters
  156. Big Mouth Billy Bass Channels Miley Cyrus
  157. Neon Lamps Light Up Dim Ion Motor
  158. Mc Lighting Takes the Pain out of Blinking
  159. Shoes That Tell You Where to Go
  160. When Stirling Engines Meet 3D Printers
  161. Visualizing Blocked Ads with the Pi Sense Hat
  162. The Raspberry Pi 3B+ As An SDR – Without The SDR!
  163. PID Control with Arduino
  164. Portable DVD Player gets Raspberry Pi Zero Upgrade
  165. HP Inkjet Printer Trains for Space
  166. Customize All the Fan Covers You Never Knew You Needed
  167. Hybrid 3D-Printer Creates Complete Circuits, Case and All
  168. Resuming Failed 3D Prints Automatically
  169. Mechanisms: the Spring
  170. Up, Up, Up: $2,000 More Seed Funding for Hackaday Prize Entries
  171. 3D Printer Time Lapse Videos Ditch the Blur
  172. Another Reason to Learn Morse Code: Kidnapping
  173. The Ultimate iPhone Upgrade
  174. A Hacker’s Epic Quest to Keep His Son Entertained
  175. A Machinist’s Foray Into Jewelry Making
  176. AlterEgo Listens to Your Internal Voice
  177. Dumping Arcade ROMs the Hard Way
  178. Making Custom Silicon For The Latest Raspberry Pi
  179. Clive Sinclair, The Other Author
  180. Audio Hacking With The ESP8266
  181. To Ferrule or Not to Ferrule?
  182. Get Your Name on the Hottest List in the Solar System
  183. Building the Perfect Home Router
  184. Hackaday And Tindie Are Coming To London On Sunday!
  185. Pocket-Sized Workstation Sports Pi Zero, Pop-Up Screen
  186. Zephyr Adds Features, Platforms, And Windows
  187. Need a Thousand Extra PWM Pins?
  188. Universal Chip Analyzer: Test Old CPUs In Seconds
  189. Dublin Unconference Roundup: The Topics That are Hot Right Now
  190. Retrotechtacular: Operation Smash Hit
  191. Friday Hack Chat: Talking MQTT With The Community
  192. Practical Plasma for Thin-Film Deposition
  193. Hacking When It Counts: Pigeon-Guided Missiles
  194. Redirected Walking in VR done via Exploit of Eyeballs
  195. Emulating OBD-II on the ESP32
  196. 1920’s Claratone Radio Runs Windows 10
  197. Simple Quantum Computing in 150 Lines of Python
  198. Bringing Guitar Synthesis To The Microcontroller
  199. Micro Chainsaw Gets a Much Needed Nitro Power Boost
  200. Recharging Drones On The Go With A Supercharger
  201. Margaret Hamilton Takes Software Engineering To the Moon and Beyond
  202. Simple Mechanism Gives Support for SMT Assembly
  203. Reviewing the HBTool HB-019 Desoldering Iron: It Probably Won’t Shock You
  204. The Forgotten Workstation: Sun JavaStation
  205. Leap Motion Announces Open Source Augmented Reality Headset
  206. Beautiful Pi-Powered Cocktail Machine
  207. Social Networking Robot Actually Respects Privacy
  208. Who Made the First Human Audio Recordings? Edison? Not so Fast!
  209. 3D-Printer Gets Hot-Swappable Hot-Ends
  210. A Victrola For The 21st century
  211. Ask Hackaday: What’s in Your Digital Bugout Bag?
  212. Dublin Knows How to Bring-a-Hack
  213. Space Garbage Truck Takes Out the Trash
  214. DIY Designer Wallet From Designer Bag
  215. An SSB Transceiver On Only One Type of Transistor
  216. Tiny Neural Network Library in 200 Lines of Code
  217. Orbital Mechanics on a Vintage Kaypro
  218. Hackaday Links: April 8, 2018
  219. Floor Mopping Robot Takes Cleanliness to the Next Level
  220. New App Note Day: Internet of Pillows
  221. Cracking A Bluetooth Credit Card
  222. Function Generator Gets DIY Frequency Standard
  223. DIY CNC Sandblaster Writes Large
  224. Art Deco Radio Gets FM Reception
  225. You Can Build Anything Out Of What Is Holding Your 97 Eagle Talon Together
  226. Using Moiré Patterns To Guide Ships
  227. The Better RetroPie Handheld
  228. Applications Open: Ada Lovelace Fellowships For 2018 Open Hardware Summit
  229. These Gorgeous Robot Parts are Hand-Made
  230. Retrofit Temperature Control to a Soldering Station
  231. Reviving an Electron Microscope with Arduino
  232. Circuit-Sword Delivers Retro Justice
  233. State Your Intentions More Clearly With State Machines
  234. Can You 3D Print an Axe?
  235. Chiptunes on a Solar Panel
  236. Because Building A Relay Computer Isn’t Hard Enough
  237. Won’t Somebody, Please, Think Of The Transistors!
  238. Handheld Arduino Light Painter
  239. Circuit VR: The Dickson Charge Pump
  240. Monitor Foot Traffic Using Radio
  241. Firefox Reality, A Browser For VR Devices
  242. A True 3D Printed Weather Station
  243. Magic 8 Ball Business Card Will Answer All Your Questions
  244. Soda Can Lamp Pinpoints Your Interests
  245. Kniwwelino Is An ESP8266 Micro:Bit
  246. Lawn Dog Faithfully Cuts the Grass
  247. Mechanisms: Couplings
  248. Persistence of Phosphorescence Clock Displays YouTube Stats Too
  249. Lazy Hacker Checks Fuel System for Leaks, The Easy Way
  250. Upgrade Your Mac With A Touchscreen, For Only A Dollar
  251. Workbench Light Arch on the Cheap
  252. 3D Print a Thinner Car Key
  253. Coaxing Water From Desert Air
  254. LEGO Meets Nintendo Switch
  255. It’s a Spider! It’s a Droideka! It’s Both!
  256. The Amazing Hacks Of World Create Day
  257. The Basics and Pitfalls of Pointers in C
  258. Detoured: RF And Film
  259. Kapton: Miracle Material with a Tragic History
  260. Laser-Cut Mecanum Wheel for the Budget Roboticist
  261. The Era of Orville Props Has Officially Begun
  262. Filter your Pi and be a Responsible Pirate
  263. The Lichtspiel: Not A Simple Child’s Toy.
  264. Rotating Lithophane Box Turns with Time
  265. A Gif-Playing Top Hat For FRC 2018!
  266. Is This The End For The C.H.I.P.?
  267. Nancy Grace Roman, Mother of the Hubble
  268. Handheld Propulsion Is Noisy, Awesome
  269. What’s the Deal with Transparent Aluminum?
  270. Soldering Saves Data From Waterlogged Laptop
  271. Hackaday x Tindie Meetup in Dublin this Friday
  272. [Ben Krasnow] Tests Novel Plasma
  273. It Looks Like A Nintendo, But It’s Running A Pi: A Gamer’s Long-Sought Dream Handheld
  274. Emboss Your own Seals with a Laser Cutter
  275. From Plastic Bottle to Plastic Brush
  276. Giant F1 Car Is 3D Printed and Radio Controlled
  277. A Well-Chronicled Adventure in Tiny Robotics
  278. Bringing Fiction to Life with 3D Printing
  279. Zen and the Art of Japanese Tea Robots
  280. Self-Driven: Uber and Tesla
  281. Pavement Projection Provides Better Bicycle Visibility at Night
  282. Pepper Mill Locks Your Door
  283. Multi-Coloured LEDs Make For A Beautiful Colour Clock
  284. Assess Your Output with a Cheap DIY Urine Flowmeter
  285. Hackaday Links: Some Sort Of Fool’s Day, 2018
  286. Yellow Robot Wheels Rolling Out
  287. Autodesk Introduces Serpentine Router For Eagle
  288. Incandescent Luminescence Of Semiconductor Junctions Characterised In The Lab
  289. The IoT (Internet of Teeth)
  290. Reverse Engineering Bottle Threads for Fun and Profit
  291. An 8-Bit ALU, Entirely From NAND Gates
  292. 3D Printed Tank Tracks

March 2018

  1. Build Your Own Antenna for Outdoor Monitoring with LoRa
  2. Thermoelectric Generator Shines Where the Sun Doesn’t
  3. There’s More To MIDI Than Music – How About A Light Show?
  4. You Bring It, This Blings It: Retrofitting a Hot Foil Stamping Machine
  5. Simple Decoder Serves as Solo Ham’s Test Buddy
  6. Sharpening with Bluetooth
  7. Giving A 6th Generation iPod A New Lease On Life
  8. The Internet of Three-Pointers
  9. A Retrocomputer Disk On A Chip
  10. DIY Mini-Amp Goes to Eleven
  11. Watch This Tiny Dome Auto-open and Close into a Propeller
  12. Fail of the Week: How Not To Build Your Own DGPS Base Station
  13. Learn What Did and Didn’t Work In this Prototyping Post-Mortem
  14. Color Spaces: The Model at the End of the Rainbow
  15. Oracle v Google could Chill Software Development
  16. This is How the Fonz Would Play MP3s
  17. Apple One, On FPGA
  18. Cutting Paper And Corners In Animation
  19. Putting a Poor Man’s Vector Analyzer Through Its Paces
  20. HairIO: An Interactive Extension of the Self
  21. A High Speed, Infinite Volume 3D Printer
  22. Ask Hackaday: Is Your Clock Tied to Mains Frequency?
  23. Super-Blue CNC Part Fixturing
  24. It’s Raining Chinese Space Stations: Tiangong-1
  25. Dumb Down Your Xiaomi Smart Lamp With A Custom Firmware
  26. Eavesdropping on a VGA Monitor’s Conversations
  27. Emulating A Complete Commodore 64
  28. Improving Controls For A Camera Slider Kit
  29. An LED Effect for Every Occasion
  30. Evolution of the ESP8266 Party Button
  31. A Brushless Motor on a PCB, Made from PCB
  32. Storm Detector Modules: Dancing in the Rain
  33. Friday Hack Chat: Simulating Analog
  34. Let’s Bring Back the Age of Automatons
  35. The Essential List of 3D Printer Accessories
  36. The End of the Candy Rainbow
  37. Car Revival According to Tesla
  38. 3D Printed ESP8266 Programming Jig
  39. Forth Version 1 Runs Again
  40. Terrible RC Transmitter Made Less Terrible
  41. “Attempt” at Wristwatch is a Solid Success
  42. Neon Display for a Vacuum Tube Calculator
  43. Scotty Allen Visits Strange Parts, Builds an iPhone
  44. Everything You Wanted to Know about Transformers (But were Afraid to Ask)
  45. How To Reverse Engineer Mechanical Designs for 3D Modeling
  46. Better Beer Through Gene Editing
  47. Retrotechtacular: A 180 GB Drive from 1994
  48. IQ Makes Smarter Motors
  49. Solve 2D Math Equations Colorfully
  50. The Obscure Electronics Tools You Didn’t Know You Needed
  51. A Bar Graph for Beer Fridge Vitals
  52. It’s a Nixie! It’s a VFD! No, It’s a Custom LED Display in a Tube
  53. Cutting Edge of 3D Printing Revealed At Last Weekend’s Midwest RepRap Festival
  54. A Resistor Cutting Robot You Can Build
  55. Norman Borlaug Saves A Billion
  56. Robot Uses Iron Man Tech to Walk
  57. Drill Bit Gauge Is Interdenominational Black Magic
  58. An Amiga 500 For The 21st Century
  59. Handy Continuity Tester Packs Multiple Modes into a Tiny Package
  60. Hackaday Links: March 25, 2018
  61. Rechargeable Robot Mows Lawns
  62. Turning The Beaglebone On A Chip Into A 3D Printer Controller
  63. Iron Man Mask With A HUD!
  64. Quantum Electric Material Borrows from Japanese Basketweaving
  65. Arbor Press Modded for Applying Specific Force
  66. Great Emergency Lights from Not-So-Great UPS
  67. Let There Be Light Rings!
  68. Hands On With Filament Splicing Robots
  69. The Weedinator Returns
  70. E3D Introduces Tool Changing 3D Printer
  71. US Military Developing Laser Plasma Speakers
  72. Lasers, Mirrors, and Sensors Combine in an Optical Bench Game
  73. Cordless Tool Battery Pack Turned into Portable Bench Supply
  74. Business On The Outside, Electronics Workstation On The Inside
  75. Ground-Effect Lighting For Your Bed.
  76. DIY Perpetual Flip Calendar
  77. Building A Plate Reverb On The Cheap
  78. We’re Making it Rain Achievements This Year
  79. Hackaday Visits World’s Oldest Computer Festival: TCF 43
  80. Servos Do the Plucking in this MIDI Music Box
  81. Ever Wonder How The Bots On Robot Wars Were Built?
  82. Stecchino Game is all about Balancing a Big Toothpick
  83. LED Strips Are So Hot Right Now
  84. A DIY Nine Channel Digital Scope
  85. Want A Leak-Proof Camper? Better Fire Up The 3D Printer Now.
  86. Converting Power Supplies for Antique Computers
  87. Arduino Clock Jots Down The Time, In UV
  88. Carrots In Space
  89. Mechanisms: Cable Ties
  90. Join Hackaday At The Midwest RepRap Festival This Weekend
  91. Geoffrey the Giraffe’s Last Call of Toys for Hacking
  92. An Introduction to Storm Detector Modules
  93. What to do with Your Brand New Ultrasonic Transducer
  94. What We Need To Try In Haptic Hacks
  95. 3D Printed Raspberry Pi NAS with Dual Drive Bays
  96. Bring Deep Learning Algorithms To Your Security Cameras
  97. Look Upon Eyepot, And Weep For Mercy
  98. Neon Lamps Make For The Coolest Of Nixie Clocks
  99. Everyone Needs A Personal Supercomputer
  100. Making Pictures Worth 1000 Words in Python
  101. Friday Hack Chat: All About The Hackaday Prize
  102. 3D Printed Magnetic Stirrer Could Hardly be Simpler
  103. Buying Machine Tools: Foreign or Domestic, New or Used?
  104. Rotary Electric Gun Might Not Put Your Eye Out, Kid
  105. Hackaday’s Irish Excursion is on 7 April
  106. Building a Static Grass Applicator
  107. Icoboard Software Defined Radio Platform
  108. Make A Steam Cleaner From A Broken Clothes Iron
  109. Curved Wood LED Lamp Needs No Fancy Tools
  110. Mystery Nixie Clock From 2001: A Space Odyssey, And Pulsar
  111. Repurposing Inkjet Technology For 3D Printing
  112. Sophie Germain: The Mathematics of Elasticity
  113. NES Controller Slider-Based Light Theremin
  114. Uber Has An Autonomous Fatality
  115. 3D Printing And Modelling With A Robot Assistant
  116. Test Ideas Now With Sensors Already In Your Pocket
  117. Parts Bin Spooky Eye Build
  118. All Your iPhone Are Belong To Us
  119. DIY Power Supply and TS100 Outlet Combo Shows off Great Layout
  120. Building a Tricorder Prop Worthy of Mr Spock
  121. Water Level Sensors, Alexa in a Fish, and Modular Synths During World Create Day
  122. CUDA is Like Owning a Supercomputer
  123. Emulating Handheld History
  124. Inventing The Digital Watch Again And Again And…
  125. A Taste of Who’s Speaking at Hackaday Belgrade
  126. Learn Programming From Ants
  127. Making Fancy Dice PCBs at Home
  128. Traction Control Gets More Power to the Road for Tot-Sized Lamborghini
  129. Bumblebee Breakout, a DIY Wearable Connector
  130. Hackaday Links: March 18, 2018
  131. 3D Printer Halts and Catches Fire — Analysis Finds a Surprising Culprit
  132. Taking Halloween to the Next Level with JARVIS
  133. This Big, Bright Seven-Segment Display is 3D-Printable
  134. Pipe Your Way Through The Jams
  135. Speaking the Same Language as a Wireless Thermometer
  136. RFID Unlock Your PC, Because You’re 1337
  137. From Cop Car Data Terminal, To Retro Computer
  138. Control a Swarm of RC Vehicles with ESP8266
  139. Visible Light CT Scanner Does Double Duty
  140. Capacitive And Resistive Touch Sensors For Wearables
  141. 3D Printed Stethoscope Makes the Grade
  142. Balloons and Bubbles Make for Kid-Friendly Robot Deathmatch
  143. Lockheed Shares Satellite Connectivity Options
  144. Google Builds A Synthesizer With Neural Nets And Raspberry Pis.
  145. 3D Printed Antenna is Broadband
  146. Cracking an Encrypted External Hard Drive
  147. Go Big Or Go Home – This Arduino RC Car Can Take You There
  148. Are you Dying to Upload Your Brain?
  149. Mechanisms: Gears
  150. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  151. Massive Shift Register Switches Lights
  152. Linux Fu: File Aliases, Links, and Mappings
  153. Gamecube Dock For Switch Mods Nintendo with More Nintendo
  154. Google Light Fields Trying to Get the Jump on Magic Leap
  155. A Plywood Laptop For Your Raspberry Pi
  156. A Pin Pusher To Make Life Easier
  157. A Compensated Thermocouple Amp, Ready for Arduino
  158. Carbon Augmented Spider Silk
  159. Get Together and Hack this Saturday at World Create Day!
  160. Building a Portable Solar-Powered Spot Welder: Nearly Practical!
  161. Reverse Engineer An X-Ray Image Sensor
  162. A Tale of Two Phases and Tech Inertia
  163. Programming Linux Devices With Arduino And The Cloud
  164. Laser Cut Your 3D Printed Trash
  165. Introduce Yourself To a PocketBeagle With BaconBits
  166. LED Illusion Makes Colorful Water Drops Defy Gravity
  167. Interactive Plant Lamps for Quiet Spaces
  168. RC Car Hacked Into Paintball Shooting Tank
  169. Incremental Sheet Forming with a CNC Machine
  170. Teardown: The Oregon Trail Handheld
  171. Stephen Hawking’s Legacy Includes Making His Work Widely Approachable
  172. Friday Hack Chat: Everything Raspberry Pi
  173. Archimedes Would Have Known Better If He Could Count To A Million
  174. RC Transmitter Hacked Into Music Player
  175. Raspberry Pi Gets Faster CPU and Better Networking in the New Model 3 B+
  176. Pocket-Sized Multiduino Does it All
  177. Up AlphaGoer Five
  178. Building A Lightweight Softbox For Better Photography
  179. Automatic DIY Wire Stripper
  180. A DIY 5V-3V Switching Converter in the Space of a TO-220 Package
  181. Stephanie Kwolek: Saving Lives with Kevlar
  182. Hacked 3D TV Glasses May Cure Lazy Eye
  183. Review: LimeSDR Mini Software Defined Radio Transceiver
  184. Unbricking A 3D Printer The Hard Way: By Writing a Bootloader
  185. 3D Printed Transmission Invented Again; This Time Continuously Variable
  186. Respectfully Modifying the Amiga 500
  187. Baremetal Rust On the Horizon
  188. Open Source Hardware Video Game Music Player
  189. Nicely Engineered Boost Converter Powers Nixies from USB Charger
  190. New ThinkPad Guts Bring Intel Core I, DDR4, USB 3 to Cult Laptops
  191. Lost In Space: How Materials Degrade In Space
  192. Rubik’s Robot So Fast It Looks Like a Glitch in the Matrix
  193. 2018 Hackaday Prize: Build Hope. Design the Future.
  194. DIY Planetarium Built From PVC Pipes and Cardboard
  195. On a Quest for the Perfect Numpad
  196. Glorious Body of Tracked ‘Mad Mech’ Started as Cardboard
  197. Print, Rinse, Wear. Nanowire Circuits For Your Microfibre Clothing.
  198. Hackaday Links: March 11, 2018
  199. Is That A Mars Habitat? A Submarine? A Spaceship? Nope: It’s Home.
  200. RGB Disk Goes Interactive with Bluetooth; Shows Impressive Plastic Work
  201. Gramazon Gives Your Echo Dot a 1920’s Makeover
  202. FPGA Magic Puts Little Embedded Screens Up On The Big Screen
  203. Touchless Shop Doors Over-Engineered to a Blissful Level
  204. Android Sources For The Asus Tinker Board
  205. IoT Chore Reminder for the Serially Forgetful
  206. Only Mechanical Relays Will Do for Automated Hi-Fi Audio Source Switching
  207. Wireless Protocol Reverse Engineered to Create Wrist Wearable Mouse
  208. IoT Potty Training
  209. High-Effort Streaming Remote for Low-Effort Bingeing
  210. A Faster Grave Digger For Your Child
  211. Secret Book Light Switch
  212. You Don’t Need to be Tony Stark to Afford This Hand Controller
  213. An Autonomous Drone For Working Rare Squares
  214. Color-Coded Key Opens Doors, Opportunities
  215. Robotic Wood Shop Has Ambitions To Challenge IKEA
  216. A Simple POV Business Card
  217. How to Test a B-52 Against EMP: Project ATLAS-I
  218. Europe Loses Six Minutes Due to Sagging Frequency and International Politics
  219. Linux Fu: Regular Expressions
  220. Zip Tie Quadcopter Frame is as Cheap as They Come
  221. Google Ups the Ante in Quantum Computing
  222. Racing The Beam On An ATtiny
  223. Comic Boxes Reflect Owner’s Skills
  224. A Relay Calculator With DIY Neon Displays, Just Because
  225. Autodesk Introduces Parametric Part Generation
  226. Single Motor, Single Piece 3D Printed Hovercraft
  227. 3D Printering: Print Smoothing Tests with UV Resin
  228. Mechanical Wooden Turing Machine
  229. The Pontoon Bridge Being Floated as an NYC Transit Fix
  230. Regrowing a Blackberry from the Keyboard Out
  231. Adding Optics to a Consumer Thermal Camera
  232. Hijacking A Sony Watchman For Pong
  233. Desperately Trying to Find a Use for the ChugPlug
  234. Hacking Balsa to Make it Stronger
  235. Not Just Your Average DIY Spot Welder
  236. Customizing STLs for Off-Brand Devices
  237. Evolution of the Worlds Oldest Computer Festival
  238. Friday Hack Chat: Everything About The ESP
  239. Detoured: Inside MachineHistories
  240. A Bit More Than A Microphone: The Electret Story
  241. Precision DIY Calipers? That’s a Moiré!
  242. CIPODS: Earbuds for Cochlear Implants
  243. Hot Air Surgery Revives a Cheap Windows Tablet
  244. Nerds Unite: Prosthetics Inspired by Comics and Beyond!
  245. Marble Chooses its own Path
  246. Hacking a Pint-Sized Mercedes
  247. Clever Approach to Stylus Alignment
  248. What’s Inside A Neonode Laser Sensor?
  249. The M1 NerfBot: When Prototypes Evolve
  250. Retrotechtacular: A Very British MagLev
  251. AM Ultrasonic Transmitter And Receiver
  252. The Sensor Array That Grew Into a Robot Cat
  253. Love Open Source but Hate People? Get OpenKobold
  254. Building A Bioactive Vivarium From An IKEA Shelf
  255. Portable Guitar Amp – Is That A Linux In Your Pocket?
  256. One Man’s Quest for a Desktop Spherical Display
  257. Customising a $30 IP Camera For Fun
  258. Controlling OctoPrint on the Go
  259. 3D Printing with Mussels and Beets
  260. Badgelife: From 1 To 100
  261. Shoot-And-Forget Digital Photo Frame
  262. FPGA Makes ASCII Video
  263. Graphing Calculator Dual Boots With Pi Zero
  264. Behold the Giant Eye’s Orrery-Like Iris and Pupil Mechanism
  265. Hackaday Links: March 4, 2018
  266. A Tabletop Star Wars Themed Lego Racer Game
  267. No, Cat, This Is Not The Litter Box
  268. K40 Laser Cutter, Meet Raspberry Pi
  269. Coolant Hoses Retasked to Lend a Helping Hand
  270. Look Out Nest — Here Comes the WIoT-2
  271. Wah-Wah-Won’t, To Wah-Wah-Will
  272. Caped Beagle is FPGA Superhero
  273. Creality CR10-S Upgrade Shows The Effect Of Bad Power
  274. An Old Way to Make a New Crank Handle
  275. R.O.B. Gets a Proper RC Resurrection
  276. Automated Syrup System is Sweet Sweet Madness
  277. Thermal Camera Diagnoses Thermal Issue on a Sonoff Switch
  278. Hacking a 30-year-old Russian VFD
  279. Fire Extinguisher Ball Mill Destined to Grind Kitty Litter
  280. What is Twitter Without the Numbers?
  281. Tiny Function Generator on the ATtiny85, Complete with OLED
  282. Solar Power In A Can!
  283. Microchip Acquires Microsemi For $8.35B
  284. Unionize Your Variables – An Introduction to Advanced Data Types in C
  285. Basic Sequencer for your Synth Rack
  286. Printed It: Custom Enclosure Generator
  287. New Part Day: ATMegas With Programmable Logic
  288. DIY Text-to-Speech with Raspberry Pi
  289. Who Ate All The Pi?
  290. Another Introduction to FPGAs
  291. Finding Noise with an Antenna
  292. Pinging the Depths of a Rain Barrel
  293. Laser Rotary Adapter Gets You Rolling
  294. Mechanisms: The Reed Switch
  295. Images As Excel FIles Are Gloriously Nasty
  296. Review: NEJE DK-8-KZ Laser Engraver
  297. Memcached Servers Abused For DDoS Attacks
  298. Bye Bye, Maplin
  299. Cheap and Easy Helmet Lights for the Kids
  300. Microsoft Quantum Simulator Goes to Linux and Mac
  301. Monitor Power Consumption of Low-Power Devices

February 2018

  1. FPGA Calculator Uses Joystick
  2. Repairs You Can Print Contest: Meet the Winners
  3. Katherine Johnson: Computer To The Stars
  4. Friday Hack Chat: Everything PCB
  5. Detoured: Fabbing At The Art Institute Of Chicago
  6. Building a Portable Solar Powered Spot Welder: Charging Supercapacitors
  7. Teardown Of An UWB Location Beacon
  8. Cook Up Your Own High-Temperature Superconductors
  9. PipeCam: Shallow-Water Exploration with Raspberry Pi
  10. Software Development in… Bash
  11. Lamp’s Ghostly Glow Benefits From Happy Mistake
  12. Definitive Dog Feeding with Arduino
  13. Microgamer Is A Micro:Bit Handheld Console
  14. Chopper And Chopper-Stabilised Amplifiers, What Are They All About Then?
  15. Fail of the Week: The Little Ultrasonic Knife That Couldn’t
  16. Can Open-source Hardware Be Like Open-source Software?
  17. Investigating the World’s Rarest Game Boy
  18. One Week Left for Hackaday Belgrade Proposals
  19. Reverse Engineering Opens Up the Samsung Gear VR Controller
  20. Old Modem, New Internet.
  21. Quantifying Latency in Cheap RC Transmitters
  22. Crankshaft: Open Source Car Computer
  23. PC-XT Emulator On ESP8266
  24. Review of the Moai SLA 3D Printer
  25. Successful Experiments In Multicolor Circuit Boards
  26. World Create Day is the Hackaday Event in Your Neighborhood
  27. Arduino BabyTV is Big Fun at Low Resolution
  28. SpaceX Joins in the Long History of Catching Stuff from Space
  29. Moltoduino: Arduinos All the Way Down
  30. Order Drinks With Your Mind
  31. Mechanical Clocks that Never Need Winding
  32. Real-Time Audio For The PocketBeagle
  33. Hackaday Links: February 25, 2018
  34. Debugging with Serial Print at 5333333 Baud
  35. CSS Steals Your Web Data
  36. Screw Drive Tank is Radio Controlled, 3D Printed
  37. Power Supply Choices
  38. Casting Metal Parts and Silicone Molds from 3D Prints
  39. Maplin For Sale
  40. This 3D-Printed Robotic Vacuum Sucks
  41. Delightful Electromechanical Build Of A Jet Engine Model
  42. These Small PCBs are Made for Model Rocketry
  43. Fully 3D Printed Nerf Thirst Zapper
  44. Microchip Introduces Tiny Cheap Linux Modules
  45. You’ve Never Seen A Flipping Eyeball Like This One!
  46. Tachometer Uses Light, Arduinos
  47. Robotic Laser Keeps Cat Entertained While You Hack
  48. Stretched PC Case Turned GPU Cryptominer
  49. Tiny Quad Core Module Available Soon
  50. 3D Printing Brings a Child’s Imagination to Life
  51. Arduino Watchdog Has Bite And Doesn’t Need Treats
  52. Rapidly Prototyping Prosthetics, Braille, and Wheelchairs
  53. “The Commodore Story” Documentary Premieres Today
  54. DIY Cryogel Sustains Live Cells
  55. Next Week: Bring-A-Hack In NYC
  56. A Robot For Everything: Now Even Zippers
  57. A Two Tapes Turing Machine
  58. Forth System-On-Chip Takes Us Back to the 80s
  59. This Radio Gets Pour Reception
  60. Software Defined Television on an ESP32
  61. 3D-Printed Parts Torture-Tested in Nitro Engine — Briefly
  62. Skull Cane Proves Bondo Isn’t Just for Dents
  63. QuickBASIC Lives On with QB64
  64. France Proposes Software Security Liability For Manufacturers, Open Source As Support Ends
  65. Mechanisms: Mechanical Seals
  66. OBD-Sniffing A Caddy PHEV
  67. At 71,572 KM, You Won’t Beat This LoRa Record
  68. Relive Radio Shack’s Glory Days by Getting Goofy
  69. Retrocomputing for the Forgotten
  70. Linux Adds CH341 GPIO
  71. Vintage Sewing Machine to Computerized Embroidery Machine
  72. MIT Extracts Power from Temperature Fluctuations
  73. Retrotechtacular: The Best Jeep Commercial Ever
  74. Friday Hack Chat: Trusting The Autorouter
  75. 3D Printed Skateboard Mount for Bikes
  76. The King of Machine Tools
  77. Learning The 555 From The Inside
  78. An Especially Tiny And Perfectly Formed FM Bug
  79. DIY Peristaltic Pump Keeps the Booze Flowing
  80. Dungeons and Dragons TV Tabletop!
  81. Cross-Brand Adapter Makes for Blended Battery Family
  82. Easy, Modular Alphanumeric Displays are Full of Flappy Goodness
  83. Turn Your Lathe into a Shaper
  84. Vera Rubin: Shedding Light on Dark Matter
  85. ESP-01 Bridges the Gap Between IR and WiFi
  86. Deconstructing A Simple Op-Amp
  87. The Strange Physics of Curling
  88. Debunking Moon Landing Denial with an Arduino and Science
  89. Invasion of the Tiny Magnetic PCB Vises
  90. A Jukebox For The 21st-Century Kit Blends Raspberry Pi, Sonos, QR Codes
  91. Scan Your Film The 3D Printed Way
  92. Tiny Guitar Amp Rebuilt with Tiny Tubes
  93. Handheld GPS Tracks All The Things
  94. You All Know Reginald Fessenden. Who?
  95. Predicting Starman’s Return To Earth
  96. Milspec Teardown: CP-142 Range Computer
  97. The White Rabbit Nixie Clock
  98. Roll Your Own Rotary Encoders
  99. Hackaday Dublin Unconference: Grab Your Tickets!
  100. Photographing Starman From a Million Miles Away
  101. Turning A Car Into A Computer Mouse
  102. Hackaday Links: February 18, 2018
  103. Hack Excel for 3D Rendering
  104. Rejecting Microsoft’s Phaseout of the Kinect
  105. Threat Meter Gauges Risk of Creeper-Assisted Suicide
  106. TrackRobot Sports Welded Steel, Not Plastic
  107. Mini Lathe Makes Tiny Hydraulic Cylinders for RC Snow Plow
  108. Repairs You Can Print: Nintendo DS Lite With New Battery And Case
  109. AI Listens to Radio
  110. Help Keep The Bombe At Bletchley
  111. Repairs You Can Print: A Turn Signal Switch For A Chevy Corvair
  112. The Fine Art of Acid Etching Brass
  113. Great Beginnings for Vintage Computing in Seattle; VCF PNW
  114. This Boxing Bell is a Trip
  115. Catching the (PCIe) Bus
  116. Resurrecting An Amiga CD32
  117. Underwater Logging for Science
  118. Analyzing Hobby Motors with an Oscilloscope
  119. How To Control the Lights with a TV Remote
  120. Repairs You Can Print: Better Cable Splicing With 3D Printed Parts
  121. Retrotechtacular: AM Radios, Core Memory, And Color TV, What Was Hot In Chips In ’73
  122. 3D-Printed Punch and Die Stand up to Steel
  123. Whatever Happened To The Desktop Computer?
  124. Slow Down That Hot Rod Camera Dolly
  125. There’s Now A New MIDI Spec, And Drones
  126. Pulling Music Out Of Thin Air with a Raspberry Pi
  127. Learn About Waveforms Interactively
  128. Building an Arduino Smart IC Tester for $25
  129. Student 3D Prints Eyes
  130. Printed Motorcycle Choke Lever Goes the Distance
  131. The uA723 As A Switch Mode Regulator
  132. Laser Galvo Control via Microcontroller’s DAC
  133. Create a Discord Webhook with Python for Your Bot
  134. High Speed Imaging Of Magnetic Fields
  135. Arduino Keyboard is Gorgeous Inside and Out
  136. Homebrew Wrist Brace Helps Beat Injury with Style
  137. Harvesting Energy from the Earth with Quantum Tunneling
  138. This IS Your Grandfather’s Radio
  139. AT-ST High Chair Elevates Lucky Jedi Youngling
  140. Repairs You Can Print: Fixing Pegboard Clips That Break Too Easily
  141. Hovercraft of the Future
  142. Friday Hack Chat: Making A Makerspace
  143. Tearing Down a $1000 E-Ink Display
  144. Mechanisms: Bearings
  145. A Perfect Rose, a Stepper, an X-Ray Machine, and Thee
  146. Biohacking Lactose Intolerance
  147. Cloning the Echo Show With a Fabric Wrapped Pi
  148. Your Audio Will Be Back, Right After This Commercial Break
  149. A 6502 with a Custom Language
  150. Photograph of Single Atom Captured with a Plain Old Camera
  151. The Most Utilitarian 3D Print Has the Widest Reach
  152. OpenSCAD: Tieing It Together With Hull()
  153. Particle Introduces New Hardware, Adds Mesh Support
  154. Mary Somerville: The First Scientist
  155. Returning A Lost Sheep To The NASA Fold
  156. Pipes, Tees, and Gears Result in Smooth Video Shots
  157. Pi Zero Gives Telescope Hands Free Focus
  158. World’s Stupidest Solid State Disk Drive Hack
  159. Getting Started with STM8
  160. Repairs You Can Print: Floor Lamp is Now Several Shades Better
  161. Need Strength? It’s Modified Wood You Want!
  162. Salyut: How We Learned To Make Space Stations
  163. The Furby Organ
  164. Hands On With The Smallest Game Boy Ever Made
  165. Early Bird Tickets for Hackaday Belgrade
  166. Stepping up your Python Printf Debugging Game
  167. MIT Breaks Autonomous Drone Speed Limits By Not Sweating Obstacles
  168. 4-Stroke Clock Fires On All Cylinders
  169. IBM 1401 Runs FORTRAN II Once More
  170. Hackaday Links: February 11, 2018
  171. Flood Damaged 386 Gets a Modern Rebuild
  172. Will John Deere Finally Get Their DMCA Comeuppance?
  173. Plastic Model Emulates the First Untethered Spacewalk
  174. Xbox Needs No TV
  175. Push Big Red Button, Receive Power.
  176. Zen and the Art of Foam Core
  177. Membership Ring of the Electronic Illuminati
  178. What’s Coming In KiCad Version 5
  179. ESP32 Weather Station on a PCB
  180. Reverse Engineering A Bitcoin Miner
  181. USB to Quad Serial Port Adapter Offers TTL, Isolated Ports
  182. Heated DryBox Banishes Filament Moisture for Under $20
  183. All The Stuff You Wished You Knew About Fourier Transforms But Were Afraid To Ask
  184. Curing a Parrot’s Amnesia with BLEAH
  185. Celebrating the Olympics With Flaming Windmills
  186. Custom Parts Feeder Aims to Keep Pace with Pick and Place
  187. The Latest 3D Printed Fad: Flexible Armor And Pangolin Cosplay
  188. ESP8266 Broadcasts Memorial WiFi Spam
  189. Review: CXG E90W Temperature-Controlled Soldering Iron
  190. A RISC-V That The Rest Of Us Can Understand
  191. Hacking When It Counts: Churchill’s Toy Shop
  192. Neural Network Zaps You to Take Better Photographs
  193. Mini Spy Bug Walkthrough
  194. Ride Bike, Charge Phone
  195. Voice User Interface Design Practices
  196. Count Your Fans with this Stylish ESP8266 Display
  197. Build a Tiny Hot Wire Foam Cutter
  198. Large Format… Videography ?
  199. How Current Shunts Work
  200. Electric Snowblower Does The Job With 240 Volts
  201. Printed It: Do More with Lockable Ball And Socket Helping Hands
  202. The Tachometer Inside Your Smartphone
  203. Cat Plays the Silver Ball for Treats
  204. Not Your Typical POV Clock
  205. S.T.E.A.M. Fabrikarium Builds Assistive Tech in Mumbai
  206. A Freeze Dryer You Can Build in Your Garage
  207. Home Made 8-Bit CPU Is A Wiry Blinky Build
  208. Motorized Mini Excavator Rises From Sheets of Plywood
  209. Injection Molding iPhone Cases from Trash
  210. Quantum Searching in Your Browser
  211. Friday Hack Chat: How Do You Collaborate With Hardware?
  212. Discrete Pong Project Goes Big, Adds a Player
  213. Locally Sourced: PLA Adhesive
  214. Debugging an Arduino with an Arduino
  215. DARPA Enlisting Nemo and Dory to Find You
  216. Hacking a Sonoff WiFi Switch
  217. Eating a QR Code May Save Your Life Someday
  218. ESP32, We Have Ways to Make You Talk
  219. Printed Adapter Teaches an Old Ninja New Tricks
  220. Water Cooling a 3D Printer
  221. Mae Jemison and the Final Frontier
  222. CPAP Hacked into Super Charged 3D Printer Cooler
  223. Are There Better Things To Hurl Into Orbit Than A Sports Car?
  224. This NES ROM is a ZIP of its Source
  225. Delivery Drones Can Learn From Driving And Cycling
  226. Repairs You Can Print: Fixing a Rat-Attacked Mic Cord
  227. Repairs You Can Print: Model Coal Car Fix
  228. Circuit Bent Casio SK-1 gets an Arduino Brain
  229. Repairs You Can Print: A Little Love for the Glove Box
  230. 3D Printering: Printing Sticks for a PLA Hot Glue Gun
  231. Making Smoke That Really Performs
  232. Black Holes and the Elusive Mystery That Lies Within an Equation
  233. Making Software Defined Radio Portable
  234. Repairing a Wounded Mantis
  235. A Game That Does More With Less
  236. Always Misplacing Your Keys? You Can Fix That With Some Logic Chips
  237. Hackaday Links: February 4th, 2018
  238. Benchtop Fume Extractor Cuts the Cord, Clears the Air
  239. Repairs You Can Print: Nintendo 3DS XL Lives Again!
  240. A Few Laser-Cut Cases For Your SBCs
  241. Beating Life-Force Amulet
  242. A 3D Printable Raman Probe
  243. Towards Sensible Packaging For 3D Printer Filament
  244. Boost Tube Replacement Through 3D Printing
  245. SiFive Introduces RISC-V Linux-Capable Multicore Processor
  246. Crowdfunding Is Now A Contract Between Company And Backer
  247. MIT Makes Lego Lab For Microfluidics
  248. 3D Print A 3D Printer Frame
  249. Here’s Why Hoverboard Motors Might Belong In Robots
  250. A Wrencher On Your Oscilloscope
  251. Repairs You Can Print: 3D Printing is for (Solder) Suckers
  252. Careful Testing Reveals USB Cable Duds
  253. You Can Learn a Lot From a Blinkenrocket
  254. Next Week: Vintage Computer Festival Pacific Northwest
  255. Printed Nexus 7 SIM Tray is Good ‘Nuff
  256. I’ll Have a Beer With a Compliment Chaser
  257. Linux Fu: A Little Help for Bash
  258. Start Your Apollo Collection with an Open Source DSKY
  259. What Are Those Hieroglyphics on Your Laptop Charger?
  260. Flexiphone Rises from the Ashes of Broken Instruments
  261. Keeping Magnetized Marbles from Stopping the Music
  262. A Grandfather Clock BarBot
  263. Three Wires = One Motor
  264. HandHolo: A Homebrew ARG
  265. Repairs You Can Print: Fixing a Chewed Up Remote
  266. Travel in Style on an Electric Air Sled
  267. Mechanisms: The Screw Thread
  268. Twitter Celebration of Scientist Hacks For Lab And Field
  269. The Hard-Learned Lessons of the Columbia Disaster
  270. Oscilloscope Art From Your Browser
  271. Sculptural Grade M&M Sorter
  272. Putting the Pi In Piano
  273. Router Rebooter Eliminates Hassles
  274. Junk Build Printer Uses Pencil To Print

January 2018

  1. Repairs You Can Print: Racing the Clock for a Dishwasher Fix
  2. The Engineering Analysis Of Plastic-Dissolving Lubricant
  3. Quantum Communications in Your Browser
  4. Friday Hack Chat: Circuit Python
  5. Repairs You Can Print: The Zipper Box
  6. Global Resistor Shortage, Economics, and Consumer Behavior
  7. Strumbot: The Guitar that Strums Itself
  8. What Is This, A Controller For Ants?!
  9. Kids Kitchen That Says BEEP
  10. Cell Phone Surveillance Car
  11. Smell That? It’s time.
  12. Repairs You Can Print: Broken Glue Gun Triggers Replacement
  13. Making the Case for Open Source Medical Devices
  14. Jill Tarter: Searching for E.T.
  15. Roll Your Own Magnetic Encoder Disks
  16. Making the Case for Slackware in 2018
  17. Be the Electronic Chameleon
  18. Flashing Light Prize 2018: This Time with Neon
  19. The Engineering Case for Fusing Your LED Strips
  20. Looking Back at Microsoft Bob
  21. New Part Day: I2C In, Charlieplexed LEDs Out
  22. Repairs You Can Print: Take a deep breath thanks to a 3D printed fume extractor
  23. 3D Printed Battery Pack Keeps Old Drill Spinning
  24. Smaller and Smarter: The Electron Rocket Takes Flight
  25. Spiral Laser Cut Buttons Make A Super-Slim USB MIDI Board
  26. Inventing The Microprocessor: The Intel 4004
  27. Chasing the Electron Beam at 380,000 FPS
  28. The Noisiest Seven-Segment Display Ever
  29. Opt-Out Fitness Data Sharing Leads to Massive Military Locations Leak
  30. More Than Just An Atari Look-Alike
  31. Hackaday Links: January 28, 2018
  32. ESP32 Makes for World’s Worst Radio Station
  33. Arcade Style Computer Hotkeys
  34. The Tiniest Working 68K System
  35. Biologic Additive May Lead to Self-Healing Concrete
  36. Optical Tach Addresses the Need for Spindle Speed Control
  37. Alexa Controls This Projector Thanks to ESP8266
  38. A Talking Clock For The 21st Century
  39. Make Your Own Current Clamp Probe
  40. IoT Doorman: Eye-Controlled Door for a Girl with Cerebral Palsy
  41. 3D Print the Blasphemous Helicopter Part Known as a Jesus Nut
  42. Play A Few Games of Smash Brothers On The Go With A Portable Wii
  43. Disco Bulb Keeps the Party Spinning
  44. Arrow’s $30 FPGA Board Reviewed
  45. Amazing Mechanical Linkages and The Software to Design Them
  46. Repairing A Sunburned Game Boy Screen
  47. Counting is for Sheep: Use a Light to Fall Asleep
  48. Students Hack an Unusual Violin
  49. Drink Lots Of Beer To Raise Your Monopole
  50. The Coolest Electronic Toys You’ll See At NAMM
  51. Home Brew Solar Cells for the Chemically Curious
  52. Mechanisms: Ode to the Zipper
  53. Slimline Proximity Fob Makes Life Easier
  54. Auto-Tracking Sentry Gun Gives Deer a Super Soaking
  55. A New Life for a Dead VIC-20
  56. Cramming a Pi Zero into a Cheap Handheld Game
  57. Search for Military Satellite Finds One NASA Lost Instead
  58. Three Ways to Etch Snazzy Brass Nameplates
  59. Using Lasagna to Make Cost-Saving Molds
  60. Shmoocon: Advanced Low Power Techniques And A Watch
  61. Gertrude Elion, DNA Hacker
  62. Indexing Chuck Not Required
  63. The Current State of the Black Market: You Can’t Buy Vantablack
  64. Twitter RNG is Powered By Memes
  65. Asgard: The Open Source Air Data Computer
  66. Raspberry Pi Zero Drives Tiny RC Truck
  67. An Indoor Garden? That’s Arduino-licious
  68. Giving Stranger Things For Christmas
  69. This Tiny Motor is Built into a PCB
  70. Road Apology/Gratitude Emitter Car LED Sign
  71. Quantum Weirdness in Your Browser
  72. Friday Hack Chat: Becoming Cyborg
  73. This Home-Made PDA Is A Work Of Art
  74. Printed It: Rubber Band PCB Vise
  75. Firing up 750 Raspberry Pis
  76. DIY Dungeon Crawler Game Plays on Single LED Strip
  77. An ADS-B Antenna Built From Actual Garbage
  78. Making Prints More Resilient With Fibre-Filled Filament
  79. Retro Flip Clock Gets A Retrofit
  80. DIY Graphene Putty Makes Super Sensitive Sensor
  81. 3D Printed Desk Harnesses the Power of Fusion 360 and McMaster-Carr
  82. Build an Excellent Coffee Roaster With a Satisfyingly Low Price Tag
  83. Building a Better Kerbal Space Program Controller
  84. The Precision Upon Which Civilizations Are Built
  85. Easier End-User Setup for ESP32 Projects
  86. Shmoocon: Delightful Doppler Direction Finding With Software Defined Radio
  87. Stepper Motor Robot Arm Has Smooth Moves
  88. Running Programs On Paper
  89. Tiny Programming Language in 25 Lines of Code
  90. Reverse Engineering the TEC-06 Battery Tester
  91. Shah Selbe: Science in the World’s Wildest Places
  92. Teardown: What’s Inside a Christmas Laser Projector?
  93. Seek and Exploit Security Vulnerabilities in an Infusion Pump
  94. Hackaday Belgrade Call For Proposals Now Open!
  95. Quantum Computing Hardware Teardown
  96. How Low Can an ESP8266 Go?
  97. We Couldn’t Afford An Oculus, So We Built One
  98. Someone’s Made The Laptop Clive Sinclair Never Built
  99. Weaving With Light: An OLED Fibre Fabric Display
  100. Hackaday Links: January 21, 2018
  101. Interactive LED Table
  102. Quick and Dirty Driver Tips for Surplus VFDs
  103. ESP8266 Beacon Announces Your Arrival
  104. The SD-11 Sphericular Display: Pixels that Aren’t Pixels
  105. Ancient Insect Scales Analyzed With Help Of Nose Hair
  106. Trio of Tips for a Cetus Printer
  107. Color Organ Dress, A Wearable With Audio Feedback
  108. Tomu: A Microcontroller for Your USB Port
  109. Vacuum Tubes: Shipping Through EBay Now Challenging?
  110. The (Unnecessary?) Art of Connector Crimping
  111. Nintendo Switch Gets Making with Labo
  112. Tricked-out Barbecue Will Make You Do a Spit Take
  113. Microsoft Gets Hacker Friendly
  114. Roll Your Own Raspberry Pi OS
  115. Getting to Know an 18th Century Hacker
  116. A Modern Take on the Crystal Radio
  117. Build a Sandblasting Rig for $6
  118. A Keyboard To Stomp On
  119. Space Escape: Flying A Chair To Lunar Orbit
  120. Make A Better, Spring-Loaded SMT Tape Strip Holder
  121. Linux Fu: Custom Bash Command Completion
  122. Long-Range RFID Leaflets
  123. This USB Drive Will Self-Destruct After Ruining Your Computer
  124. DIY Spray Booth is Both Light and Lit
  125. Reading out an EPROM – with DIP switches
  126. MicroPython learns a new trick – ISP for AVRs
  127. Cardboard wall is surprisingly well built
  128. Big Trak Gets a New Brain
  129. Over The Air Updates For Your Arduino
  130. Know Your Video Waveform
  131. Solenoids and Servos for Self Actuated Switches
  132. Neural Networking: Robots Learning From Video
  133. Capture the Flag Challenge is the Perfect Gift
  134. Flying the Friendly Skies with A Hall Effect Joystick
  135. Making A Covox Speech Thing Work On A Modern PC
  136. Speech Recognition For Linux Gets A Little Closer
  137. Recreating the Radio from Portal
  138. Improvising An EPROM Eraser
  139. 34C3: Reverse Engineering FPGAs
  140. Confessions Of A Reformed Frequency Standard Nut
  141. Friday Hack Chat: Fashion! (Turn To The Left)
  142. Joykill: Previously Undisclosed Vulnerability Endangers User Data
  143. Custom Alexa Skill in a Few Minutes Using Glitch
  144. Four Pi Zeros, Four Cameras, One Really Neat 3D Scanner
  145. Intel Forms New Security Group to Avoid Future Meltdowns
  146. Wrecked Civic Rides Again as Cozy Camp Trailer
  147. Overclock Your Raspberry Pi The Right Way
  148. Smartphone Controlled Periodic Table of Elements
  149. A Salty Solution for a Dead Nexus 5X
  150. How To Reverse Engineer Silicon
  151. Review: LinkSprite Mini CNC
  152. Remember Your Birthday For Fifty Years
  153. Win Big Prizes With Repairs You Can Print
  154. Miss Beatrice Shilling Saves the Spitfire
  155. You’ll Really Want An “Undo” Button When You Accidentally Send A Ballistic Missile Warning
  156. New Part Day: MEMS Loudspeakers
  157. Raspberry Pi Offers Soulless Work Oversight
  158. Fooling Speech Recognition With Hidden Voice Commands
  159. 3D Printing a Better Quadcopter Frame
  160. Iro3d 3D Prints in Powdered Metal
  161. Is That Part A Counterfeit? Here Are A Few Pointers
  162. Spectre and Meltdown: How Cache Works
  163. Coin Cell Hacks That Won the Coin Cell Challenge
  164. They’re Putting Soy In Your Wires, Man
  165. Watching the Watchers: Are You The Star Of an Encrypted Drone Video Stream?
  166. This Portable Pi May Not Be What You Expect
  167. Imagine A Cluster Of ESP32s
  168. Pi Weather Lamp Puts Lava Lamps To Shame
  169. Hackaday Links: The ‘S’ In ‘CES’ Stands For Snake Oil
  170. Cable Cutting Machine Makes Fast Work of a Tedious Job
  171. Aluminum No Match For 3D Printed Press Brake Dies
  172. Not So Simple LED Upgrade for Microscope
  173. DIY Bookshelf is More Than Meets The Eye
  174. Bartop Arcade Cabinet Build Skips the Kit
  175. Less Dear Heating For The Deer
  176. Lamp Analysis Tells Sad Truth Behind The Marketing Hype
  177. Robotic Table Saw Automates Finger Joints
  178. Vintage Logan Lathe Gets 3D Printed Gears
  179. Easy Time-lapse Video via Phone and Command Line
  180. LED Stand For Lego Saturn V Boldly Goes Where No Lego Has Gone Before
  181. 3D Print a Home Automation Switch
  182. Inexpensive Display Jumps to Life
  183. Home Decorating with Tiny Arcade Cabinets
  184. Warhammer 40K Model Rocket Launcher
  185. Rolling Robot With Two Motors, But None Are On the Wheels
  186. Reverse Engineering A Pirate Nintendo Arcade Board
  187. Bradley Gawthrop: What You Need To Know About Wiring
  188. Dust Off Those AM Radios, There’s Something Good On!
  189. Printed PC Speakers Are Way Cooler Than Yours
  190. Software Design Patterns for Real Hardware
  191. Apple Passwords: They All ‘Just Work’
  192. Debouncing the Old-Fashioned Way
  193. ESP32 Makes Not-So-Smart Lights Smart
  194. Automating your Door for $20
  195. Digital Mouse Trap
  196. 3D Printed Hovercraft Takes Flight
  197. Making A Headphone Amp Perform New Tricks
  198. Fail of the Week: Engine Flips Out
  199. Glitch Delays And Teensy Audio
  200. Local Infrastructure: The Devil is in the Details
  201. Man-in-the-Middle Jog Pendant: Two Parts Make Easier Dev Work
  202. Meltdown Code Proves Concept
  203. Behind the Scenes at a Pair of Cell Sites
  204. Mbed Labs Chock Full of Arm Goodies
  205. LED Tree Brings Gravity to Christmas
  206. Color Changing Clock gets a Pi Zero Heart
  207. Star Chart Watch is a Romantic Tragedy
  208. Spectre and Meltdown: Attackers Always Have The Advantage
  209. Friday Hack Chat: Assembling In Quantity With MacroFab
  210. Bring Up a PCB with Fewer Headaches
  211. You Got a 3D Printer, Now What?
  212. WiFi Alliance Announces Upcoming Fixes to WPA2
  213. 34C3: Vintage Verification, Stop Nuclear War With A 6502
  214. Ocelot Arcade System Illustrates the Scope of Vector Graphics
  215. PostMarketOS Saves Old Smartphones
  216. Getting a Handle on Meltdown Update Impact, Stay Tuned for Spectre
  217. Tube Amps are Still Tubular in 2018
  218. Edgytokei’s Incredible Mechanism Shows Time Without a Face
  219. The 348,296th Article About Cryptocurrency
  220. Intel Rolls Out 49 Qubits
  221. Henrietta Lacks and Immortal Cell Lines
  222. Raspberry Pi Ain’t Afraid Of No Spectre And Will Not Meltdown
  223. Improved Perfboard For Surface Mount Parts
  224. Eight SEGAs Singing
  225. AI Prosthesis Is Music To Our Ears
  226. Extracting A Vector Font From A Vintage Plotter
  227. BrewBuddy is a Home Brewer’s Best Friend
  228. Speculative Execution Was A Troublemaker For Xbox 360
  229. Entropy and The Arduino: When Clock Jitter is Useful
  230. A Stepper Motor for Two Dimensions
  231. First Light: The Story of the Laser
  232. The Majesty of Saturn’s Rings Lighting Your Abode
  233. Mom, I’ll Be In My Attic Spaceship
  234. Go Retro to Build a Spectre and Meltdown-Proof x86 Desktop
  235. Retro Rear-Projection Numeric Display Gets A Teardown
  236. Hackaday Links: January 7, 2018
  237. Robotic Drive Train is Nearly All 3D Printed
  238. Afroman Teaches Intro to Servos, Builds Laser Turret
  239. Scrap a Hard Drive, Build a Rotary Encoder
  240. A Mini Stacker Arcade Cabinet
  241. The Secret of Twinkling Christmas Lights
  242. 3D Printed Propellers Take to the Skies
  243. PCB Production on the Sienci Mill One
  244. 3D Printing Wearables with a Net
  245. 3D Printed Wave Lamp Forecasts the Weather
  246. The PlyPad: CNC Machine Yourself A Tiny House
  247. This Is The Last Weekend For The Coin Cell Challenge
  248. Lowering JavaScript Timer Resolution Thwarts Meltdown and Spectre
  249. Learn to Reverse Engineer x86_64 Binaries
  250. Tearing Down a Darkroom Relic for Buried Treasure
  251. Fallen Radiosonde Reborn as Active L-band Antenna
  252. Bark Back IoT Pet Monitor
  253. Power Your Guitar Pedals With Drill Batteries
  254. ATtiny Chip Abused in RFID Application
  255. Let’s Talk Intel, Meltdown, and Spectre
  256. Teaching Alexa to 3D Print
  257. Automatic Dust Collection for the Whole Shop
  258. Finding Your Motorbike Using Wi-Fi
  259. Imaging The Neighborhood with Solar Panels
  260. This Boombox Hack is Lit
  261. TRS-80 Model 100 Goes Cellular
  262. Hack Your Own Computer Science Degree
  263. The Grooviest Random Number Generator Ever
  264. Touch-A-Sketch Gives an Old Toy a New Twist
  265. There Once Was an IC Dedicated to Blinking an LED
  266. Guide: Why Etch a PCB When You Can Mill?
  267. Huge 3D Printer Ditches Lead Screw for Belt Driven Z Axis
  268. Repairing a Macbook Charger… With a Pistachio Nut
  269. Making Solar Cells
  270. Two Factor Authentication with the ESP8266
  271. Vectrex, Finally In Color
  272. Tips on Building the BlackIce BBC Micro
  273. See This Slick RC Strandbeest Zip Around
  274. Celebrate Display Diversity for a Circuit Circus Clock
  275. OpenBraille is an Impressive DIY Embosser
  276. Lunar New Year is Coming, Shipping Times May Vary
  277. Friday Hack Chat: The State of KiCad
  278. Mine Bitcoin With An ESP8266
  279. Upgrading a 3D Printer with OctoPrint
  280. Spite, Thrift, and the Virtues of an Affordable Logic Analyzer
  281. Why Sony’s Trinitron Tubes Were the Best
  282. Rescue an Old Washing Machine With Modern Controls
  283. Print a Sacrificial Magnet Square
  284. Remember When Scratch-Built Robots Were Hard?
  285. SID Organ Pulls Out All the Stops
  286. Samy Kamkar: Reverse Engineering for a Secure Future
  287. 44 Layers of Katharine Burr Blodgett
  288. LED Fabrication from Wafer to Light
  289. When a Skimmer Isn’t a Skimmer
  290. 60’s Comedy Rescued from Nigerian Basement
  291. Great People and Culture at 34th Chaos Communication Congress
  292. Electronics Workbench Goes Vertical with Pegboard Mounting
  293. Eat Some Pringles, Feed the Cat
  294. Custom PCB Revives a Vintage Tree Stand
  295. 34C3: Roll Your Own Network Driver In Four Simple Steps
  296. How The Hero Droid BB-8 Rolls
  297. Much Assembly Required: Game Your Way to Assembly Guru Status
  298. 34C3: Microphone Bugs
  299. How Hackerspaces Spend Money
  300. Flowing Light Art Inspired By Plankton
  301. Why is Donald Duck on the Radio? Math Behind Single Sideband Explained
  302. Toy R/C Car Upgrade to Hobby Grade Parts
  303. An IoT Christmas Tree For Your Hacker-Mas Celebrations
  304. Have Your Own 200 Water Street Digital Clock

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