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December 2019

  1. Foam Board, Old Electronics, and Imagination Make Movie Magic
  2. A Soft Robotic Insect That Survives the Fly Swatter
  3. Fail of the Week: Ambitious Vector Network Analyzer Fails To Deliver
  4. Reverse Engineer PCBs with SprintLayout
  5. Your TS80 – Music Player
  6. 36C3: Build Your Own Quantum Computer At Home
  7. Cat Diner Now Under New Management
  8. 36C3: SIM Card Technology From A to Z
  9. Focus Stacking For Tiny Subjects
  10. Jeremy Cook is Living His Strandbeest Dream
  11. Linux Fu: Leaning Down with exec
  12. 36C3: All Wireless Stacks Are Broken
  13. Parallel Pis for Production Programming; Cutting Minutes and Dollars Off of Assembly
  14. Image Sensor from Discrete Parts Delivers Glorious 1-Kilopixel Images
  15. VGA Signal in a Browser Window, Thanks to Reverse Engineering
  16. At Three Grand A Tail Light, There’s An Opportunity For A Hacker
  17. The Smart Home Gains An Extra Dimension
  18. Hackaday Links: December 29, 2019
  19. 36C3: Open Source is Insufficient to Solve Trust Problems in Hardware
  20. Turning Sounds from a Flute Into Sheet Music
  21. 36C3: Phyphox – Using Smartphone Sensors For Physics Experiments
  22. Analog Meter Clock Uses Parts From A Simpler Time
  23. FET based Motor Driver is Better than L298N
  24. Building A Spinning Moiré Effect Lamp
  25. Subterranean Uses for LIDAR: Cave Surveys
  26. LED Flame Illuminates the Beauty of Noise
  27. A Pocket-Sized Terminal for Mobile Python Hacking
  28. Peek Inside These Same-But-Different Power Supplies
  29. Stronger 3D Prints — Glue or Carbon Fiber?
  30. A VFD Wall Thermometer
  31. [Ben Krasnow]’s Take on DIY Air Bearings
  32. FPGA 6800 Uses Python Toolbox
  33. Magic-Angle Twisted Bilayer Graphene – Yes, That’s The Scientific Name
  34. Drill Thrice, Solder Once
  35. Breathe Easy With This Online Dust Sensor Box
  36. Bend it Like Bhoite: Circuit Sculptures Shatter The Bounds of Flatland
  37. 2019: As the Hardware World Turns
  38. 3D Printed Pulsejet Uses Tesla Valve
  39. Russia’s Newest Weather Satellite May Have Been Killed by Space Junk
  40. Apple HomeKit Accessory Development Kit Gets More Accessible
  41. Think You Know cURL? Care to Prove It?
  42. Word Clock Does The Job With Laser-Etched Acrylic
  43. 3D Printing Paper — Sort Of
  44. Folding An Off-The-Shelf 3D Printer
  45. Compact 3D Printed Hovercraft Is Loungeroom Floor Fun
  46. Handheld MQTT Remote for Home Automation
  47. Ask Hackaday: Drone Swarms Replace Fireworks; Where are the Hackers?
  48. Open-Source Analytical Balance Pits Gravity Against Electromagnetism
  49. New Part Day: Sonoff USB Smart Adaptor Taps a New WiFi Chip
  50. Custom Control Panels with Photogrammetry
  51. Adding USB-C To The TS100, But Not How You Think
  52. Circuit Sculpture Teaches Binary, Plays PONG
  53. DIY Scalar Network Analyzer
  54. A Car That Runs On Homemade Chemical Reactions
  55. Finishing FDM Prints with SLS Resin
  56. Honoring Chuck Peddle; Father of the 6502 and the Chips That Went with It
  57. Need Hackable Melodies? Here’s The TETRIS Theme and More
  58. Team Scores Big Points with Pinball Final Project
  59. Arduino Polygraph Shows How It’s Done
  60. Laser Welding With A Tattoo Removal Gun
  61. Color Coded Clock Runs On Roman Numerals
  62. LuaRadio Gives Insight into SDR
  63. Minimalist Mate Maker Keeps You Caffeinated
  64. Now Even Your Business Card Can Run Linux
  65. Tiny Tree is a Thermometer for Christmas Fever
  66. Possible Fifth Force of Nature Found
  67. Addressable LED Strings In Your USB
  68. AMD Introduces New Ryzen Mini PCs to Challenge Intel
  69. Advancing the State of Cyberdeck Technology
  70. Hard Drive Data Recovery – Why Not DIY?
  71. Ted The Talking Toaster
  72. Robot Insect Survives Swatting
  73. Replacing A Non-Replacable Laptop Keyboard
  74. Motorizing a Plasma Cutter on the Cheap
  75. Supercon Talk: Emily Velasco Wants You to Work Weird
  76. Linux Fu: WSL Tricks Blur the Windows/Linux Line
  77. Slack, Now On Windows 3.1
  78. See You On the Dark Side of the Moon: China’s Lunar Radio Observatory
  79. Quadruped Robot Disguises Itself As A Ball
  80. 194 LED Ball is Free-Form Soldering On Another Level
  81. Build A DSLR Photo Booth The Easy Way
  82. [Fran] is Helping Santa Slay This Year
  83. Hackaday Links: December 22, 2019
  84. Listen to your Feet, They Have a Lot to Tell You
  85. DIY Electric Roller Bender Can Handle The Thick(er) Stuff
  86. Is That Cheap Multimeter as Good as a Fluke? Let’s Find Out
  87. Arcade Buttons Make a Great Multimedia Keyboard
  88. Optical Communication Using LEDs Alone
  89. Diving with an Unlimited Air Supply
  90. Eight Motors Speed This Boat Along
  91. DIY CircuitPython Brain Snakes Into Small Spaces
  92. Building a Limitless VR Desktop
  93. Amazon Ring: Neighbors Leaking Data On Neighbors
  94. DTMF To Your Computer, With A Gamepad
  95. Autonomous Boat For Awesome Video Hyperlapses
  96. DIY Lawnmower Doesn’t Cut Grass Short
  97. Hackaday is Going to the 36th Chaos Communication Congress
  98. Open Source $50 Water Turbine From Repurposed Parts
  99. Tiny Bubbles in the Clock
  100. Boeing’s Starliner Fails To Reach Space Station
  101. Numitron Clock Is A Tidy ’70s Throwback
  102. Kerry Scharfglass Secures Your IoT Things
  103. Macro Foot Stool Helps Me Get a Leg Up on Work
  104. Hackaday Podcast 047: Prusa Controversy, Bottle Organ Breakdown, PCBs Bending Backwards, and Listen to Your LED
  105. All Your SDR Software In A Handy Raspberry Pi Image
  106. This Week in Security: Unicode, Truecrypt, and NPM Vulnerabilities
  107. Movie-Style Hacking With a Wall of Glowing Hex
  108. Programming Arduinos With Voice Commands
  109. Interactive Core Memory Shield Helps Explains The Past
  110. A Box With A Pocket Sized Boom
  111. Super Easy Small Robot Wheels
  112. Degassing Epoxy Resin On The (Very) Cheap
  113. Replace Your Smartphone With These Arcane Amulets
  114. What’s an Exciton?
  115. Learn Arduino In Time And In Tune For Christmas
  116. The Birth of the Modern Robot
  117. You May Trust Driverless Cars, But Do you Trust Driverless Barbers?
  118. Universal Interface Board Comes to the Rescue of Bigger Projects
  119. Santa Claws: Sharpen Your Skills For a Good Cause
  120. Annealing 3D Prints: A Scientific Approach
  121. Watch a Sand-Cast Slingshot Made, From Start To Finish
  122. Escher: Etch-a-Sketch As A Service
  123. Hackaday Superconference: Nick Poole On Boggling The Boardhouse
  124. Retrotechtacular: Mechanical Arithmetic For The Masses
  125. Use Blueprint Process to Print on Fabric With Lasers
  126. Wonder Woman and the Real Lasso of Truth
  127. Giant 3D Printer For Giant Projects
  128. These Lessons Were Learned in Enclosure Design, But Go Far Beyond
  129. Commodore Tape Drive Emulator On A Raspberry Pi
  130. Simple “Computer” From The ’60s Now 3D Printed
  131. An Open Source Boating Autopilot With Some Custom Tweaks
  132. Tidy Board Rework Uses Flex PCBs, No Wires
  133. A Nixie Radio Clock Fit For a Victorian Mad Scientist
  134. Linux Fu: Stupid SSH Tricks
  135. This Machine Is Poised to Join the Fight Against Cancer
  136. Humongous 3D Printer Produces Boat And Challenges
  137. Modulated Pilot Lights Anchor AR to Real World
  138. 3D Printed Goggles Let R.O.B. See Into The Bluetooth World
  139. Lego Machine Uses Machine Learning To Sort Itself Out
  140. Busy Box Beats Baby’s Boredom
  141. How To Design A Low Cost Probe-Oscilloscope
  142. Kelly Heaton’s Artwork Blurs the Line Between Traditional and Electronic
  143. Prusa Dares You to Break Their Latest Printer
  144. Weird World of Microwaves Hack Chat
  145. Sleek, Sophisticated Skittle Sorter
  146. The Hornsdale Power Reserve And What It Means For Grid Battery Storage
  147. Dashboard Dongle Teardown Reveals Hardware Needed to Bust Miles
  148. Nintendo Switch Doubles as Network Switch
  149. Old Christmas Tree Gets a New Spin
  150. A Modern Take On A Piece Of Old Test Equipment
  151. Hackaday Links: December 15, 2019
  152. A LED Cube Designed for Easy Assembly
  153. The Boxy All-In-One Nintendo 64 Your 1990s Self Always Wanted
  154. See How Wildly Different Air Conditioners Can Be (On The Inside)
  155. The Home-Made Drill Press Of Your Dreams
  156. .NET to FPGA with Hastlayer
  157. 3D Print Your Way to a Glass Cockpit Simulator
  158. What Does An Electronics Tinkerer’s Workbench Need?
  159. Bottle Organ Breakdown
  160. Say What You Will, A Fursuit is a lot of Work.
  161. ArrBot is a Fast Way To Get Out Standing in a New Field of Robotics
  162. Why Is Your Cellphone Not A More Useful Computer?
  163. It’s About Time We Saw Another Infinity Mirror Clock
  164. Replica Proton Pack Is A Great Halloween Build
  165. Edge-Lit Ping Pong Paddle Lights Up The Fight
  166. Yosys Fronts for Xilinx ISE
  167. Burning Propane Beautifully Illustrates How a Tesla Valve Works
  168. A Modular System For Building Heavy Duty 18650 Battery Packs
  169. Interview: FieldKit Team the Morning After Winning the 2019 Hackaday Prize
  170. Reflection On A Decade Of Hackerspace Expansion
  171. Hackaday Podcast 046: Bring Us Your Nonsense, Hacking NES Clones, Grasping FPGAs, Many a Music Hack, and Fish Tanks Full of Random
  172. 3D Printed Metro Charger Ready for the Wasteland
  173. This Week in Security: VPNs, Patch Tuesday, and Plundervault
  174. 3D-Printer and CNC Make This Russian Calculator Bilingual
  175. Feeding Both Filament And Electrons Through A Custom D-Sub Connector
  176. Catch The Old School BASIC Bug With This Computer Kit
  177. An Open Assistive Robotic Arm to Help People Feed Themselves
  178. A Stunning Ray Gun Built From Junk
  179. Software Defined Radio Gets Physical Control
  180. An Arduino and an Enigma All Rolled Into One
  181. Supercon SMD Challenge Gets 3D Printed Probes: Build Your Own
  182. Custom Nixies Perform When Cranked Up to 100,000 Hertz
  183. WWII Aircraft Radio Roars to Life: What it Takes to Restore a Piece of History
  184. Sleeper PlayStation Hides a Raspberry Pi 4
  185. Are You Getting Your Money’s Worth from Threaded Inserts?
  186. Reverse Engineering An Old Bus Display
  187. Code The Classics Is Coming
  188. Programmable Wrist Synth Pushes The Envelope
  189. Stackable Open Source 3D Printer Enclosure
  190. Angela Sheehan is Developing Wearable Tech with Whimsy
  191. Linux Fu: Debugging Bash Scripts
  192. A Tree of LEDs That Blows Out Like a Candle
  193. The Story Of The Quickening: Mercurial Metal
  194. Rescue An Expensive Servo With Some Reverse Engineering
  195. Cloned Gate Remote Does It (Slightly) Better
  196. Globe Lamp Tracks The ISS For You
  197. AI Knows If The Pitch Is On Target Before You Do
  198. Tracking Wasted Time With A Ferrofluid Clock
  199. Chaining Together A 16×2 Bubble LED Display
  200. With PowerCore and FluxLamp, Reflow Is Possible
  201. Weird Substances: Hagfish Slime
  202. New Contest: Tell Time
  203. Don’t Hang Christmas Lights, Embed Them
  204. Patch, Or Your Solid State Drives Roll Over And Die
  205. Journey Through the Inner Workings of a PCB
  206. Laptop Like It’s 1979 with a 16-Core Z80 on an FPGA
  207. Generating Random Numbers With a Fish Tank
  208. Bring The Smithsonian Home With 3D Printing
  209. Restoring a 1949 Golden Throat Radio
  210. Drive A Plasma Ball With An ATV Ignition Coil And A 555
  211. Hackaday Superconference: An Analog Engineer Dives Into RF
  212. Can You Piezo A Peugeot?
  213. Open-Source Satellite Propulsion Hack Chat
  214. DIY Music Controllers for Raging With Machines
  215. Teardown: 168-in-1 Retro Handheld Game
  216. Guitar Effect Built from an Old Record Player
  217. Conductive Tape Current Capacity Comparison
  218. Antique Pocket Watch Project Updates Antique Pocket Watch
  219. RC Strandbeest is a Head Above the Rest
  220. Hackaday Links: December 8, 2019
  221. This FPV Tank Explores The Lawn
  222. From Fail to Wail: Guitar Picks Made from 3D Printed Waste
  223. Controlling Tremors As They Happen
  224. Death to all Coca Cola Cans with This Miniature Arduino Powered Cannon
  225. The Barn Find IBM 360 Comes Home
  226. Using Glow-in-the-Dark Fish Gut Bacteria to Make Art
  227. File Systems for Tiny Devices
  228. ESP32 Audio Sampling with Interrupts and IRAM
  229. Learn Water Purification Techniques with this STEM Learning Kit
  230. Beer Keg Becomes High-Performance Pizza Oven
  231. Upgrade Your Shades to Find Lost Items
  232. Simple Pogo Programmer for ESP8266 Modules
  233. This CPU Has Only One Instruction
  234. Visiting the FACOM 128B 1958 Relay Computer
  235. Behind Amazon’s Doors is a Library
  236. Inkjet Printing On The Cheap With A Continuous Ink System
  237. Swapping the ROMs in Mini Arcade Cabinets
  238. David Williams Is “FPGA-Curious”
  239. Chandrayaan-2 Found by Citizen Scientist; Reminds Us of Pluto Discovery
  240. Hackaday Podcast 045: Raspberry Pi Bug, Rapidly Aging Vodka, Raining on the Cloud, and This Wasn’t a Supercon Episode
  241. Tuning Up the ThinkGeek Star Trek Intercom Panel
  242. This Week in Security: Tegra Bootjacking, Leaking SSH, and StrandHogg
  243. Not-Quite-So-Hot Stuff: A Thermal Exam On The Latest Raspberry Pi
  244. Gameslab: The Other FPGA Game Console Badge
  245. A Magnetron Tear Down
  246. The Heat Of The Moments – Location Visualization In Python
  247. How Safe is That Ultrasonic Bath for Flux Removal?
  248. Automated Cat Feeder Leaves Little to Chance
  249. Don’t Forget The Baby!
  250. Retrotechtacular: The Gyro-X
  251. A STM32 Tonewheel Organ Without A Single Tonewheel
  252. Updating to Windows 10 for Fun and Profit: Make Those OEM Keys Go Further
  253. 1984 WeatherMan Pi Shows the Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes
  254. A Thermal Typewriter for Burning Thoughts
  255. LED Matrix Watch Is The Smart Watch We Didn’t Know We Wanted
  256. A Self-Healing, Stretchable Electronic Skin
  257. Building An Engine With An A/C Compressor
  258. Start Your Day With The Mountain That Rises
  259. Sara Adkins is Jamming Out with Machines
  260. The Story of A Secret Underground Parisian Society
  261. [Ben Krasnow] Builds a Mass Spectrometer
  262. Can You Store Renewable Energy In A Big Pile Of Gravel?
  263. Zombies Ate Your Neighbors? Tell Everyone Through LoRa!
  264. Restoring a Dead Commodore 128DCR
  265. FreeCAD TechDraw Workbench Tutorial
  266. Inject Keystrokes Any Way You Like With This Bluetooth Keystroke Injector
  267. Line Printer Does Its Best Teletype Impression
  268. Build Your Own Tools For More Power
  269. A Mini Vending Machine To Ramp Up Your Sales
  270. Jonas Salk, Virologist and Vaccination Vanguard
  271. Testing Carbon Fibre Reinforced Filament By Building An Over-Engineered Skateboard
  272. Electric Dreams Help Cows Survive The Desert Of The Real
  273. The Open Makers Cube: Have Hack, Will Travel
  274. Building a Mechanical Oscillator, Tesla Style
  275. Fun With A 200-kW Fiber Laser
  276. Self-Driving Cars Are Predicting Driving Personalities
  277. Vintage Plotter Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
  278. Cooking A Turkey With 880 AA Batteries
  279. John McMaster Explains Crypto Ignition Phone Keys and How to Reproduce Them
  280. How To Get Into Cars: Choosing Your First Project Car
  281. AMSAT CubeSat Simulator Hack Chat
  282. Winter is Coming, This Clock Will Let You Know When
  283. Supercon: The Things You Brought, and a Few You Forgot
  284. Making Your Own Caving Headlamp
  285. Quick And Dirty: Operate An Intercom Via Telegram
  286. Building a Faux Retro Portable Computer
  287. Almond: Open Personal Assistant from Stanford
  288. Hackaday Links: December 1, 2019
  289. A STM32F4 Based Arduino in the Feather Form Factor
  290. Creating Easy Glass Circuit Boards At Home
  291. Turning a Bad Bench Supply into a Better Bench Supply
  292. Manual Mesh Bed Levelling for 3D Printers
  293. DeepPCB Routes Your KiCAD PCBs
  294. You’ve Got Mail?
  295. An Efficient Homemade Wood furnace
  296. This Week in Security:Malicious Previews, VNC Vulnerabilities, Powerwall, and The 5th Amendment

November 2019

  1. Let A CPR Robot Save The Day
  2. Multi Material 3D Printing Makes Soft Robot
  3. Circuit Simulation in Python
  4. Simple Acrylic Plates Make Kirlian Photography a Breeze
  5. Robot vs. Superbug
  6. Building Your Own Tensegrity Structure
  7. Making Your Own Chain Sprockets, The Tidy Way
  8. Dub Siren Synth Does It The Old School Way
  9. Landbeest, A Single Servo Walking Robot
  10. DSP Spreadsheet: Talking to Yourself Using IQ
  11. A Fantastic Frontier of FPGA Flexibility Found in the 2019 Supercon Badge
  12. Simplified AI on Microcontrollers
  13. That’s It, No More European IPV4 Addresses
  14. Your WiFi signals are revealing your location
  15. Hacking Transmitters, 1920s Style
  16. Vertical Train Hauls Up The Wall
  17. Iron Man Puts Yet Another Hacker Up in Arms
  18. A Division in Voltage Standards
  19. Raspberry Pi 4 HDMI is Jamming Its Own WiFi
  20. A Python Serial Terminal to Get You Out of a Jam
  21. Add LEDs To Your Stained Glass
  22. A Printed Case for Your ESP Environmental Sensors
  23. In Case you Cannot Make it to an Escape Room
  24. A Single-Digit-Micrometer Thickness Wood Speaker
  25. Bringing The NES Cartridge Into The USB Age
  26. US Air Force Says They’re Developing an Open Source Jet Engine; We Say Show Us the Design
  27. Supercon Talk: Sophy Wong is Designing the Future of Wearable Technology
  28. Retrotechtacular: The Art of the Foundry
  29. Steel Tubes and Ground Plates Form the Skeleton of This DIY Vertical CNC Mill
  30. The Golden Age of Ever-Changing Computer Architecture
  31. Your Raspberry Pi Cluster Is Not Like This One
  32. Just in Time for Christmas: Apple Macintosh Prototype For Sale
  33. Turning OLEDs and Acrylic into Faux Nixie Tubes
  34. How to run ML Applications on Particle Hardware
  35. Fail of the Week: Z-Tape is No Substitute for Solder
  36. Progressive or Thrash? How Metal Detectors Discriminate
  37. Agora, A Hackable E-Paper Clock
  38. The Young Engineers Guide To University Capstone Projects
  39. A Super Easy Laser Engraver
  40. The Strain of Flu Shot Logistics
  41. PixMob LED Wristband Teardown (Plus IR Emitters and How To Spot Them)
  42. An Epic Quest to Build the Perfect Retro Handheld
  43. ATX2AT Makes Retrocomputing Safer, Heads to Kickstarter
  44. Barcaderator is Coin-Op Arcade up Top and Kegerator Down Below
  45. Microphone Isolation Shield Is A Great IKEA Hack; Definitely Not a Xenomorph Egg
  46. Robotic Skin Sees When (and How) You’re Touching It
  47. Mike Harrison Knows Everything About LEDs
  48. New Silicon Carbide Semiconductors Bring EV Efficiency Gains
  49. Patrol the Sprawl with this Battle Ready Cyberdeck
  50. Tales from the Sysadmin: Dumped into the Grub Command Line
  51. Wipe Your Nozzle To Avoid Stringing
  52. Incredibly Tiny RF Antennas For Practical Nanotech Radios
  53. AI Phone App Learns Baseball Signals
  54. Secret C64 Program Found on a Christian Rock Band’s Vinyl Record
  55. Hackaday Links: November 24, 2019
  56. InstaBeat Started Out Of Spite
  57. Keeping Time with Blinkenlights
  58. Cheating At Bowling, The Hacker Way
  59. Object Tracking Camera Slider Gets The Nice Shots
  60. Mimic Artfully Employs LEDs In Fashion
  61. Dambusting, R/C Style
  62. Hacking Surgery: Suspended Animation May Be Here
  63. A 3D Printer Scratch Built For Your Viewing Pleasure
  64. If You Need a Measurement Tool Just Build A Measurement Tool
  65. New Part Day: The Bizen Transistor
  66. There’s Life In That Beard Trimmer Yet!
  67. How To 3D Print Your Identical Twin
  68. IREnE Goes Around
  69. Echo And Reverb In A Pretty Little Box
  70. Replica Marshmello Helmet Is A Tidy Halloween Build
  71. Icosahedron Glows With The Best Of Them
  72. Feel The Virtual Road With Force Feedback
  73. Thea Flowers – Creating a Sega-Inspired Hardware Synthesizer from the Ground Up
  74. East Coast RepRap Festival Comes Alive In Second Year
  75. Hackaday Podcast 044: Supercon 2019 Special
  76. Cardboard Computer Replica Is Cheap And Easy To Make
  77. This Week in Security: More WhatsApp, Nextcry, Hover to Crash, and Android Permissions Bypass
  78. Electric Longboard Quick Build Using Off-The-Shelf components.
  79. A Tiny Terminal For Your Serial Access Needs
  80. CircuitPython Sculpture Clock Adds Character to Any Desk
  81. Creating Lookalike Valves With Resin Casting
  82. Building a Front Panel For The RC2014 Computer
  83. Casting Gears At Home
  84. Little Flash Charges In 40 Seconds Thanks to Super Capacitors
  85. Retrotechtacular: 934 MHz CB Radio
  86. Gaze Deeply Into These Infinity Mirror Coasters
  87. Training Bats in the Random Forest with the Confusion Matrix
  88. Jackpot!: The Trials And Tribulations Of Turning A Slot Machine Into An ATM
  89. Print From the ESP8266, Courtesy of Google
  90. DIY Photo Backup In The Field
  91. University Makes Bulletproof 3D Prints
  92. Old Cisco WAN Card Turned FPGA Playground
  93. Vintage Bike Gets Briggs And Stratton Power
  94. Open Source Kitchen Helps You Watch What You Eat
  95. Texas Tesla Tower Titillates
  96. Fast Fresnel Hack Embiggens the Smallest of Heads
  97. Brussels Looks Towards Banning Fossil Fuel Transportation As Soon As 2035
  98. Fail of the Week: The 3D Printer Nozzle Wipe That Won’t
  99. Starlink Satellites Posing Issues For Astronomers
  100. Date Clock Requires (Almost) No Interaction
  101. Advanced Techniques For Realistic Baking Animations
  102. Improved Outdoor Solar Harvester Now Handles All The Parts
  103. DIY CNC Router Uses Chains The Right Way
  104. A Scratch-built RISC-V CPU in an FPGA
  105. KiCad Action Plugins
  106. Behold a 3D Display, Thanks to a Speeding Foam Ball
  107. Teardown: VTech PreComputer 1000
  108. Bamboo Skewers Launch Airship
  109. There’s More To Designing A PCB Business Card Than Meets The Eye
  110. A Foolproof Raspberry Pi Media Player
  111. Colorizing Images With The Help Of AI
  112. If You Can’t Buy The Keyboard You Want, Build It Instead
  113. A Mechanical Shutter Release For A Digital Camera
  114. This RGB Tree Has its Roots in a PCB
  115. A Newbie Takes the SMD Challenge at Supercon
  116. Used EDM Electrodes Repurposed as Air Bearings for Precision Machine Tools
  117. Optical Keyboards Have Us Examining Typing at Light Speed-ish
  118. Add A Bit Of PCB Badge Glamour To Your Boring ID Badge
  119. SiCK Mechanical Keyboard is 3D Printed
  120. Building a 3D Scanner with a 3D Printer
  121. Rotary Dial Becomes USB Keyboard
  122. Hackaday Links: November 17, 2019
  123. Tangible Programming Brings Code into The Real World
  124. Arduino Does Multitouch
  125. UNIX Version 0, Running On A PDP-7, In 2019
  126. The ESP32, Laid Bare
  127. Harmonic Analyzer Does It With Cranks And Gears
  128. How To Design A BGA breakout Module
  129. FieldKit is the Grand Prize winner of the 2019 Hackaday Prize
  130. Behind the Scenes of the 2019 Superconference Badge
  131. Making Models with Lasers
  132. The Ultimate Hacker’s Compact 4WD!
  133. 2019 Superconference is Streaming Live Right Now!
  134. The Book Of Dreams Brings Back All Your Memories
  135. Sow Your Seed Efficiently With This Multi-Way Drop Seeder
  136. Speeding Up IOTA Proof Of Work Using FPGAs
  137. This Is The Bike You Wanted Your Dad To Make You When You Were Eight Years Old!
  138. This Handheld C64 Design Study Needs To Be Made
  139. Double Pendulum Uses Custom Slip Rings
  140. Music Box Paper-Punching Machine Settles The Score
  141. A Self-Expanding PWM Driver
  142. Finally Your Air Drumming Has an Outlet
  143. DSP Spreadsheet: IQ Diagrams
  144. Needling Your Projects: 3D Printed PCB Probing Jig Uses Accupuncture Needles
  145. This Week in Security: Fuzzing Fixes, Foul Fonts, TPM Timing Attacks, and More!
  146. Credit Card Skimmers Evolve – Shimmers Are Here
  147. A Radio for the Apocalypse
  148. Quick And Dirty Digital Conversion For Analog SLR
  149. Audio Processing in Rust
  150. Giant Analog CO2 Meter Sweeps Away Doubt
  151. 5 Kilowatts In A 3D Printed Jet Boat
  152. Detecting Water Before it’s Too Late
  153. Best Buy’s IoT Goes Dark, Leaving Some “Smart” Products Dumbfounded
  154. Ethernet, Over DC Power
  155. Jubilee: A Toolchanging Homage to 3D Printer Hackers Everywhere
  156. Aging Alcohol In 30 Minutes
  157. Upgrade Board Turns Typewriter into a Teletype
  158. Two Vintage Calculators In One
  159. Peltier Device Experiments
  160. This Arduino Keeps Its Eyes On You
  161. Break The Caps Lock Habit With This Annoying Buzzer
  162. An Open Source Toolbox for Studying the Earth
  163. Ask Hackaday: Is Anyone Sad Phone VR is Dead?
  164. Bicycle Transforms Mid-Ride
  165. Lessons in Li-Ion Safety
  166. Tindie Seller Reviews a Knock-Off of His Own Product
  167. Adding Sensors to Improve Your Curling Game? Turns Out It’s Really Hard
  168. Simulate City Blocks With Circuit Blocks In A LEGO Box
  169. Azobenzene Stores Solar Energy
  170. Core XY Explained
  171. Improving Exposure On A Masked SLA Printer
  172. Haptic Games Bring Fun to the Visually Impaired
  173. HF Propagation and Earthquakes
  174. Superconference Interview: Sam Zeloof
  175. Cardboard Longboard Uses Quarter-Isogrid Structure
  176. Printed Arduino Turntable Takes Objects For a Spin
  177. RISC-V: Why The ISA Battles Aren’t Over Yet
  178. The Past, Present, and Uncertain Future of LulzBot
  179. Tearing Down A PS3 Blu Ray Drive
  180. Water Flow Meter Knows Tank Level
  181. Diode Basics By [W2AEW]
  182. FitSocket Is A Portal To Better Prostheses
  183. A Mobile Terminal For The End Of The World
  184. The Ifs Make Learning to Code Child’s Play
  185. Review: Ear Wax Cleaning Cameras As Cheap Microscopes, We Take A Closer Look
  186. New Part Day: Alexa Connect Kit Now Available For Sale
  187. Network Booting the Pi 4
  188. Mechanical Seven-Segment Display Mixes Art with Hacking
  189. LCD Panel Lamp Shade Makes For Eye-Catching Lighting
  190. Time Sync Through Your VGA Connector
  191. DIY Electrolysis Tank: Removing Rust While You Sleep
  192. Hackaday Links: November 10, 2019
  193. Watch a 3D Printer Get Designed From The Ground Up
  194. 3D Print Your Very Own Mechanical Computer
  195. An Atari Graphics Chip, Ready For You To Build
  196. Accessibility Apps Get Help from Bluetooth Buttons
  197. Blackjack Game Plays With the Limits of PyPortal
  198. Finally, A Usable Rotary Phone From A Conference Badge
  199. Just How Simple Can A Transceiver Be?
  200. The Rotodyne Fails to Take Off
  201. Use Your Earbud’s Media Controls on Your Laptop With This Useful Dongle
  202. Weather Station Gets Much-Needed Upgrades
  203. Sensing, Connected, Utility Transport Taxi for Level Environments
  204. Plan Ahead: Roaming Charges are a Killer
  205. Considering The Originality Question
  206. This Radio Control Sailboat Uses 2X4s
  207. We Are Bowled Over by the BouLED
  208. Making A Robotic Dog Better By Adding Springiness Without Springs
  209. Why Buy Toys When You Can Build Them Instead?
  210. uECG – a very small wearable ECG
  211. The Dyson Awards Definitely Do Not Suck
  212. Hackaday Podcast 043: Ploopy, Castlevania Cube-Scroller, Projection Map Your Face, and Smoosh Those 3D Prints
  213. Steampunk Water Thief Clock Steals Attention, Too
  214. This Week in Security: BGP Bogons, Chrome Zero Day, and Save Game Attacks
  215. Keep an Eye on the Neighborhood with This Passive Radar
  216. Real Life QWOP Probably Stings A Fair Bit
  217. Roofing Radio Telescope Sees The Galaxy
  218. Easy Optical Drive Sharing With PYODS
  219. Well-Engineered RF Amplifier Powers Ham Radio Contacts
  220. Rock ‘n Roll With 3D-Printed Tonewheels
  221. Bobble-Bot Teaches Modern Real-Time Robot Control
  222. Found Footage: Elliot Williams Talks Nexus Technologies
  223. 3D-Printed Magazines Tame the SMD Tape Beast
  224. Tesla’s Smart Summon – Gimmick or Greatness?
  225. Takata Airbag Recalls Widen To Potentially Affect Other Types of Airbag
  226. Hiring From a Makerspace Pays Off
  227. Tiny SAO, Tough CTF Challenge!
  228. Tiny Drones Navigate Like Real Bugs
  229. The Open Source Smart Home
  230. Autonomous Air Boat vs Lake Washington
  231. An Open Hardware Laser Engraver For Everyone
  232. Giving Sight to the Blind with A Wave of the Hand
  233. Blend Your Last Frogs. Google Turns a Blind Eye to Flash.
  234. Supercon Keynote: Dr. Megan Wachs on RISC-V
  235. Ramen Pen Lets You Doodle with Noodles
  236. Qantas’ Research Flight Travels 115% of Range with Undercrowded Cabin
  237. Laser-Based Audio Injection on Voice-Controllable Systems
  238. 3D Printing Batteries
  239. Robotics Controller For The Pi Boasts An Impressive Feature List
  240. How Ammo Temperature Will Affect Shooting Accuracy
  241. Liquid Methane Rocket Is Set To Soar
  242. Building A 6.5 Digit Voltmeter From Scratch
  243. Servo Socks is a Brilliantly Simple Solution For Quick Hacking
  244. The Murky Business of Stopping Oil Spills
  245. Superconference Interview: Carl Bugeja
  246. A Simpler Method to Make Optical Fiber with 3D Printing
  247. Will The Real UNIX Please Stand Up?
  248. Projector and NES Mini Hide Out Inside The Real Thing
  249. Razer Laptop Gets A Sneaky Fan Mod
  250. Traffic Updates On The Seven Seas: Open Source Chart Plotter Using A Raspberry Pi
  251. Investigating Retroreflectors With One Heck of A Microscope
  252. Downdraft Device Dismisses Dust
  253. A USB-C Bench Power Supply
  254. Axiom, A 100+kW Motor Controller for Making Big Motors Move
  255. Gigantic FPGA in a Game Boy Form Factor, 2019 Supercon Badge is a Hardware Siren Song
  256. Circuit Sculpture Hack Chat
  257. Improbably Cheap Pocket Welder Gets an ESP32 Makeover
  258. How Smart are AI Chips, Really?
  259. ESP32 Makes Great MPPT Controller in Low-Cost Solar Installation
  260. Ambitious LED Cube Provides Endless Video Game Scrolling; Plays Castlevania
  261. Rise and Shine with this Japanese-Inspired Clock
  262. Google Creates Debuggable iPhone
  263. Hackaday Links: November 3, 2019
  264. SmallKat: An Adorable and Dynamic Robot
  265. DIY Cassette Tape Guitar Delay
  266. Eth0 Autumn 2019: Tiny Camp, Creative Badge
  267. Intercontinental Radio Communications With The Help Of Fly Fishing Reels
  268. The $5 FPGA
  269. Massive 3D-Printed Ridable Tank Boggles The Mind
  270. Rarely Adjusted Slicer Setting Makes a Difference
  271. A New Method for Growing Watch Springs
  272. Forget Printing Labels for Your Bathtub Hooch, Why Not Engrave The Bottle?
  273. The 3D Printers, Scanners, and Art Robots of Maker Faire Rome
  274. IR Hack Turns Kid’s Lamp Into Temp Display
  275. Router Rebooter Without The Effort
  276. These Maple Pod Inspired Drones Silently Carry Payloads
  277. Atari Tape Drive Turned Security DVR
  278. SPARC CPU In A Cheap FPGA
  279. Josef Prusa Wants You to Change File Formats
  280. Adding USB-C To The TS100
  281. Announcing the “Take Flight with Feather” Contest
  282. FBus: An Extensible and Easily Configurable FPGA Based DAQ
  283. DSP Spreadsheet: Frequency Mixing
  284. Hackaday Podcast 042: Capacitive Earthquakes, GRBL on ESP32, Solenoid Engines, and the TI-99 Space Program
  285. Ploopy Open Source Trackball Keeps Rolling Along
  286. This Week in Security: Project Zero’s iPhone, BBC The Onion, Rooting Androids, and More
  287. Raspberry Pi NAS Makes Itself at Home In Donor PC
  288. Symbiflow Open Source FPGA toolchain
  289. BEAM Dragonfly Causes A Flap
  290. Stereolithography Goes Big

October 2019

  1. Fresh-Squeezed OJ Served In Orange Peel-Ay
  2. Five Channel Monitor Keeps Boat Batteries Shipshape
  3. Bee Minder Proves Not Even Bees are Safe From Surveillance States
  4. Saintcon Badge is an Enigma No More
  5. Superconference Interview: Ted Yapo
  6. High-Precision Air Bearing CNC Lathe and Grinder
  7. Linux’s Marketing Problem
  8. Building an Open Hardware eBook Reader
  9. Be Anyone or Anything with Facial Projection Mask
  10. Amstrad Portable Gets A Modern LCD Transplant
  11. Multimeter Display Perked Up With Nixies, LEDs, And Neon Tubes
  12. Syringes Become Rockets In This Flying Build
  13. RPi4: Now Overclocked, Net-Booted, and Power-Sipping
  14. Protect Your Batteries Before You Wreck Your Batteries
  15. Retrotechtacular: The Speaking Clock Goes Silent
  16. Brachiograph: A Simple And Cheap Pen-Plotter
  17. 5G is for Robots
  18. 3D Scanner For Tiny Objects Uses Blu-Ray Parts
  19. Godot Machine is the Project You’ve Been Waiting For
  20. Mozilla WebThings: An Open Platform For Building IoT Devices
  21. Numpy Comes To Micro Python
  22. Scratch Building A Lathe From Pieces Of Granite
  23. An ESP32 Clock With A Transforming LED Matrix
  24. A CNC Hacked Together In Pajamas
  25. Josephine Peary, First Lady of the Arctic
  26. Peep These Ultra-Real 3D-Printed Eyeballs
  27. The Basics of Persistence of Vision Projects
  28. Planting 20 Million Trees, Using Drones, Cannons, and More Unconventional Ways
  29. Unix Tell All Book From Kernighan Hits the Shelves
  30. Simple Seismic Sensor Makes Earthquake Detection Personal
  31. Chisel Away At FPGA Development
  32. 3D Printing New Cases For The TS100 Soldering Iron
  33. Check Your Halloween Candy For Malicious Payloads
  34. Sixi 2, An Open Source 3D Printable 6 Axis Robot Arm
  35. The Young Engineers Guide To Career Planning
  36. SatNOGS Update Hack Chat
  37. Solenoid Engine Adds Three “Pistons”
  38. Hacking Mars: InSight Mole Is on the Move Again
  39. Electricity Makes Soft Robotics More Like Us Meatbags
  40. World’s Smallest MIDI Synth, Now Even Better
  41. Making A Bronze Cannon From Scratch
  42. Pulling Display Data off of a Fitness Tracker
  43. Hackaday Links: October 27, 2019
  44. Drop in Motor Converts Car to EV
  45. A Dancing Cowboy Nixie Tube
  46. Reverse Engineering A Two-Wire Intercom
  47. Restoring a Rusty Rebar Cutter
  48. Turntable Spins Color And Sound Together
  49. An All-Electric Plane Takes to the Skies
  50. Horse Racing Game Hits Trifecta of Fun, Skill, and Competition
  51. It’s A TV-Scope-Guitar Amplifier!
  52. LEGO and Minecraft Team Up for Custom Gaming PC Case
  53. Proprietary Fan Blows, Gets PWM Upgrade
  54. Collapse OS, An OS For When The Unthinkable Happens
  55. Laser Toy Keeps Cats Entertained
  56. Hand-Made Drum Carder Gets Wool Ready for Spinning
  57. Building the world’s best DML speakers for under $115
  58. Pelican Case Becomes Thumping Bluetooth Speaker
  59. Haptic Glove Controls Robot Hand Wirelessly
  60. Beat The Streets With This Text Spraying Robot
  61. 24 Hours of Temperature Data at a Glance
  62. Build Your Own Plasma Ball
  63. Giant LEDs, Ruby Lasers, Hologram Displays, and Other Cool Stuff Seen at Maker Faire Rome
  64. Hackaday Podcast 041: The “How Not To” Episode of Rebreathers, Chain Sprockets, Hovercraft, and Data Logging
  65. Tiny Cube Hosts a Hearty Tube
  66. This Week in Security: The Robots are Watching, Insecure VPNs, Graboids, and Biometric Fails
  67. TI-99/4A KSP Controller Has a Handle on Vintage NASA Styling
  68. A Visual Infrared Thermometer That Runs Off Your Laptop
  69. Faux Cow Munches Faux Grass On A Faux Roomba
  70. Reverse-Engineering Xiaomi IoT Firmware
  71. Wiping Your Windscreen To The Beat
  72. ESP8266 Unlocks Hidden Features In Sound Bar
  73. Light Emitting Logic Gates Built From Scratch
  74. How Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Works
  75. Hang Ten With Help From the Surf Window
  76. The Blessings And Destruction Wrought By Lead Over Millennia
  77. Student-Built Rocket Engine Packs a Punch
  78. Retro Hardware Plots Again Thanks to Grbl and ESP32
  79. LED Skirt Is Stealth By Day, Party By Night
  80. Top Off A Dry Electrolytic
  81. A Double-Hybrid Mini-Lathe, From Scratch
  82. Build This Handy Leak Detector For $1.02
  83. Daisy Chained Seven Segment Art Display
  84. Arm Allows Custom Instructions
  85. Creating a Bode Analyzer from a Microcontroller
  86. The Worst Greenhouse Gasses You Haven’t Heard Of
  87. Perler Printer Pushes Pixel-Art like No Sprite Artist Could
  88. Big Beautiful Vintage Computers, and Where To Find Them
  89. The Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear LCDs
  90. Advertise Your Conference Schedule Via SSID
  91. Steering By Touch And Haptic Feedback
  92. A Miniature Radio Telescope in Every Backyard
  93. Building A Laser Head With High Speed, High Resolution
  94. Grind Your Welds With Pride, If That’s The Way You Do It
  95. Creepy Halloween Doll Might Make You Betsy Wetsy
  96. Developing Guidelines for Sustainable Spaceflight
  97. Robot Joints Go Modular With This Actuator Project
  98. A Spectrum Analyzer for the Smart Response XE
  99. Vintage Transistor Radio Gets Internet Transplant
  100. An Algorithm For De-Biasing AI Systems
  101. Build Yourself A Set Of Glowing Wings
  102. An Optocoupler Doorbell Notifier
  103. A DIY Retrocomputer Programmed in Pure Rust
  104. How To Make an Electric Scooter Chain Sprocket With Nothing But Hand Tools
  105. Open Hardware Month Hack Chat
  106. A Drone Sprouts Wings
  107. DNS-over-HTTPS Is the Wrong Partial Solution
  108. The Arduino IDE Finally Grows Up
  109. How a Secret Gaming Scene Emerged in Communist East Germany
  110. Finding USB Bugs the Hard Way
  111. Turn your old-school CRT into a YouTube media player
  112. Hackaday Links: October 20, 2019
  113. Navigating the Dark Side: Controlling Robots With Zero Radio Communication
  114. Pneumatic Zombie Will Blow Away Trick-or-Treaters
  115. Maker Spirit Alive and Well at the Philly Maker Faire
  116. Making a robot cleaner even smarter
  117. Humanoid Robot Has Joints that Inspire
  118. MIT Mini Cheetah Made and Improved In China
  119. Name A Hacker Camp
  120. Storm Cloud Lamp Brings The Weather Inside
  121. Beam Me Up to the PCB Space Ship
  122. Customizing Xiaomi ARM Cortex-M Firmware
  123. There’s more to the 3D print than the eye can see
  124. Converting a Tesla to a Pickup Truck
  125. File Compression By Steganography
  126. Miss Nothing With A Hacked 360 Degree Camera Trap
  127. Revisiting The BlackHat Hack: How A Security Conference Was Pwned
  128. A Low-Power Solution To Streamlining Sensor Data For IoT
  129. USB Power Delivery For All The Things
  130. Replacing the 3D Printer and Router: A Tool for Manufacturing Human-Scale Forms
  131. Speakers Taking the Stage at Supercon Plus a Hint of the Hacking to Come
  132. Hackaday Podcast 040: 3D Printed Everything, Strength v Toughness, Blades of Fiber, and What Can’t Coffee Do?
  133. The True Cost of Multimeters
  134. This Week in Security: A Digital Café Américain, The Linux Bugs That Weren’t, The Great Nation, and More
  135. Lessons Learned Building a DIY Rebreather
  136. Next Level Spirit Level is On the Level
  137. Robot Allows Remote Colleagues To Enjoy Office Shenanigans
  138. Bluetooth Control With Chrome
  139. Open-Source Arm Puts Robotics Within Reach
  140. Balance Box Game Requires A Steady Hand
  141. “The Thing”: A Homemade FPGA Board
  142. Worried About Bats in your Belfry? A Tale of Two Bat Detectors
  143. Coandă Effect Makes a Better Hovercraft than a Quadcopter
  144. Worn Out eMMC Chips are Crippling Older Teslas
  145. When Life Gives You Lemons, Make a Rube Goldberg Machine
  146. Long Live Jibo, Our Adorable Robot Companion
  147. 3D-Printed Transformer Disappoints, but Enlightens
  148. Using TL Smoothers For Better 3D Prints
  149. Lane Keeping RC Car Uses OpenCV
  150. Painting with Light: The Homemade Pixelstick
  151. The Smallest Homebrewed TTL CPU In the World
  152. RTFM: ADCs and DACs
  153. DIY Video Microscopy
  154. Pack Your Bags – Systemd Is Taking You To A New Home
  155. A Tamagotchi for WiFi Cracking
  156. Cordless Drill Sprouts Wings And Takes Flight
  157. Recreating Lord Nikon’s Laptop From Hackers
  158. Endless Electronic Problems For Solving
  159. Solar Powered Weeding Tractor Uses Manual Labour
  160. Reverse Engineering Liberates Dash Cam Video
  161. Hackaday Prize China Finalists Announced
  162. How to Build the Strongest Arches
  163. A DIY Bench-Sized Milling Machine
  164. The Final Days of the Fire Lookouts
  165. Hacking Pixmob Bands And Finding A Toolchain
  166. [Ben Krasnow] Looks Inside Film Camera Date Stamping
  167. Repurposing A Toy Computer From The 1990s
  168. Coffee Makes 3D Printing Better
  169. What Better Than A Hexapod?
  170. This Dry-Ice Powered Fog Machine Is Perfect For Halloween
  171. A (Mostly) 3D Printed Servo/Gear Reduction
  172. Linux Fu: Python GUIs for Command Line Programs (Almost) Instantly
  173. Hacking Diabetes Hack Chat
  174. The MorningRod Wants Your Mornings Easier, Not Harder
  175. Military Gliders are Making a Comeback, This Time in Unmanned Form
  176. Gutted Hoverboard Becomes Formidable Track-Drive Robot
  177. Get Dirty In Your Quest For Power!
  178. Hacking Broken Plastic Parts without a 3D Printer
  179. What the Scale? Mouse teardown throws up a few surprises
  180. Hackaday Links: October 13, 2019
  181. Shapeshifter – An Open Source Drum Machine
  182. Nixie Clock Failure Analysis, [Dalibor Farný] Style
  183. Prusa Unveils New Mini 3D Printer, Shakes Up The Competition
  184. Not All 7-Segment Displays Are Electronic
  185. DIY MIDI Looper Controller Looks Fantastic!
  186. Quality Sound-Proof Cans From Personal Protective Equipment
  187. This Micro Deltesian is Easy For Children To Use
  188. Flying Batteries for Drones
  189. The World’s Smallest Vacuum in an Altoids Tin
  190. Robotic Laundry Line Reels You In
  191. Dealing with Missing Pin Allocations
  192. Make Your Own Plasma Cutter
  193. How to make a living with Embedded Systems
  194. Extreme Refurbishing: Amiga Edition
  195. Fast Video Covers Coax Velocity Factor
  196. Tearing Down IKEA’S Sonos Speaker
  197. Fortified Feeder For Feral Felines
  198. Portrait Painter Turns G-Code Into Artworks
  199. Latest Dose of Hardware Talks Headed to Supercon
  200. Hackaday Podcast 039: Elliot <3 Lightning Detectors, Ikea Dark Mode, the Smartest Watch, Solar Sailing the Sky, and VAWT Controversy
  201. Everything Makes Sound if You Try Hard Enough
  202. This Week in Security: Signal, WhatsApp, Oauth Fishing, and More State-Sponsored Attacks
  203. Sending an ESP32 into Space
  204. CPU Showdown for Pancakes
  205. Building IoT Devices The Easy Way
  206. Fail of the Week: How Not to Re-Reflow
  207. The Cutest Oscilloscope Ever Made
  208. Minature Table Saw Gets The Teeny Jobs Done
  209. The Next Generation Arduino Nano
  210. Tools, You Can’t take Them With You
  211. DIY Tiny Dovetail Cube Needs DIY Dovetail Cutter
  212. What Will We Do with the Turbine Blades?
  213. This Sentence‌‌‌‌‍‌ Isn’‌‌‌‌‍‌‬t Just ‌‌‌‌‌‬‌‌a‌‌‌‌‍‬‬‍ Sentence‌‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‌‬‌‌‌‌‌‌‍‬‬‍‌‌‌‌‍‍‌‌‌‌‌‌
  214. How Random is Random?
  215. Turning Old Toggle Switches Into Retro-Tech Showpieces
  216. Modular Music Synthesis On The Web
  217. Literal Stretch-Sensing Glove Reconstructs your Hand Poses
  218. Connected World Contest: Four Top Winners Announced
  219. These Dice Know If You’re Cheating
  220. Willem Kolff’s Artificial Organs
  221. Pickaxe Controller Is Great For Minecraft, Just Aim Carefully
  222. Europeans Now Have The Right To Repair – And That Means The Rest Of Us Probably Will Too
  223. Dip Your Toes in the Open Water of Raspipool
  224. Soaring with the Sun: 4 Years of Solar RC Planes
  225. Captivating Clock Tells Time With Tall Tubes
  226. Finding Pre-Trained AI In A Modelzoo Using Python
  227. 3D Printed Tools For Quick Press Brake Jobs
  228. Spinning ESP32 Display Puts The Customer First
  229. Making Music From Cardboard
  230. Teardown: Quirky Egg Minder
  231. Celebrate Ada Lovelace Day by Catching Up on Stories of Science and Technology
  232. The Long History Of Fast Reactors And The Promise Of A Closed Fuel Cycle
  233. Resurrecting a Recalcitrant SE/30
  234. Hacking the IKEA TRÅDFRI LED Power Supply
  235. This Dibbling Plate Will Grow Your Love for Sowing
  236. An Apartment-Hunting AI
  237. A Bootable Greeting For The Xenomorph In Your Life
  238. Tacking Against The Sun: Flying A Batteryless Solar RC Plane Is Almost Like Sailing
  239. Dry Your Clothes In One Minute or Less
  240. Ask Hackaday: What’s The Perfect Hacker Smart Watch?
  241. Designing Sci-Fi Hack Chat
  242. Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Remote Reviewed
  243. Better Battery Management Through Chemistry
  244. Make “Wireless” Earbuds Truly Wireless
  245. PVC Pipe Turned Portable Bluetooth Speaker
  246. 2D-Scanner Records Surfboard Profiles for Posterity
  247. Professional Audio on an ESP32
  248. Hackaday Links: October 6, 2019
  249. Soldering Your Own Soldering Iron
  250. A Modular Ecosystem That Evolved Around A Simple Diesel Engine
  251. Building a Cyberpunk Multi-Touch Input Device
  252. DIY Clapper Lets You Pick Your Components
  253. Upgrades Give Crazy Cart XL a Few More X’s
  254. This Hurricane Uses A Novel Technique
  255. Tracking Ants and Zapping Them With Lasers
  256. A Cyberdeck Built With Ergonomics In Mind
  257. Building a Wind Power Generator in Your Backyard
  258. This Home-Etched ARM Dev Board Is A Work Of Art
  259. How To Get Started With Fadecandy And LEDs
  260. The Monotron, A Rusty Retrocomputer
  261. Mt Everest Lamp Recreates The Famous Peak
  262. Tiny Robots That Grow Taller (And Wider)
  263. E3D Tool Changer Partially Reviewed
  264. Use Jedi Mind Tricks To Control Your Next Drone Swarm
  265. Introducing The First Cisco Certified Mixologist
  266. Modular Camera Remote Is Highly Capable
  267. More Supercon Talks Taking the Hardware World by Storm
  268. Hackaday Podcast 038: Cyberdecks Taking Over, Resin 3D-Printing vs FDM, Silicone Injection Molding, and the Pickle Fork Fiasco
  269. This Biofuel Cell Harvests Energy From Your Sweat
  270. This Week in Security: Is RSA Finally Broken? The Push for Cloud Accounts, Encrypted DNS, and More Mobile Mayhem
  271. Navigate Around Garmin’s Custom Map Limits
  272. Indonesian Jungle Vespas
  273. This Lightning Detector Is Remarkably Sensitive
  274. When Engineering, Fine Art, And ASMR Collide
  275. Amazing Open Source Quadruped Capable Of Dynamic Motion
  276. Saying Farewell To Another B-17 And Its Crew
  277. No Need to Watch Your Tea, This Robot Does It For You
  278. DSP Spreadsheet: FIR Filtering
  279. Solve Your Precision Woes With a Sliding Angle Grinder
  280. Floating Power Plants; The Coastal City Solution Sure to Be Increasingly Popular
  281. PrintEye Gives You Stats in a Blink
  282. Pistol Safe’s Poor Design Means Biometric Sensor Bypassed in Seconds
  283. Weather Alert Lamp Keeps An Eye On What’s Brewing
  284. Bent Electric Field Explains Antenna Radiation
  285. Super Nice LED Lamp Is Super Simple
  286. The Righteous Quest To Crack A Canon i9900
  287. X-Printer Fits In A Backpack
  288. Review: The RC2014 Micro Single-Board Z80 Retrocomputer
  289. Get Hands-On at Supercon: Workshop Tickets Now Available
  290. Think IN18s Are Cool? Get a Load of This Must-Have Custom Nixie Tube
  291. When Does Moving To Resin 3D Printing Make Sense?
  292. Interactive LED Dome Glows With The Best Of Them
  293. Where Did Pocket Computing Start?
  294. How Do Those Component Testers Work?
  295. Bouncing Signals Off The Moon
  296. Copper Coil Lamp Built With 3D Printed Tools
  297. Monochrome CRT and Liquid Crystal Shutter Team Up for Color Video
  298. A Retro Gaming Console for the New Generation
  299. Fried Desk Lamp Reborn: How to Use ESP8266 to Build Connected Devices
  300. A Useless Tomb of Eternal Doom
  301. Ask Hackaday: Does Your Car Need an Internet Killswitch?
  302. A Web API For Your Pi
  303. 3D Print Your Own Thermal Insert Press
  304. Entombed Secrets Partially Unearthed as Researchers Dissect Clever Maze-Generating Algorithm
  305. Compiler Explorer, Explored

September 2019

  1. Take a Break From Arduinos, And Build A Radio Transmitter
  2. Meet MutantC: Raspberry Pi Sidekick Complete with Sliding Screen, QWERTY
  3. Keeping Kids in School the Smart Way
  4. Off-World Cement Tested for the First Time
  5. Alternative Photography Hack Chat
  6. The Legacy Of The Floppy Still Looms Over Windows
  7. What On Earth Is A Pickle Fork And Why Is it Adding to Boeing’s 737 Woes?
  8. Using PoE With A Raspberry Pi 3 For About Two Bucks
  9. The Clickspring Playing Card Press is a Work of Art
  10. USB Armory MkII: A USB-C Thumb Drive Based Linux Computer for Pentesters
  11. Pie Face Game Rigged to Throw Pie at Anyone But You
  12. Hackaday Links: September 29, 2019
  13. Upgrading a MIDI Controller with an FPGA
  14. Probe the Galaxy on a Shoestring with this DIY Hydrogen-Line Telescope
  15. The Price of Domestic Just In Time Manufacturing
  16. This Word Clock Has Dirty Alphanumeric Mouth
  17. DIY Thermal Imager Uses DIY Gaussian Blur
  18. Chinese Radio Telescope Hopes to Find Exoplanets FAST
  19. Maps to SMS, When You’re Really Far Away
  20. Arduino Wire Bender Probably Won’t Kill All Humans
  21. Lighting the Way for the Visually Impaired
  22. Tiny ESP32 Fits inside USB-A Connector
  23. 3D Printing is Transformative Experience for Airgun Shooter
  24. Dual Screen Laptop Is A Slick DIY Build
  25. A CIA In 74HCT
  26. A Raspberry Pi 4 Video Streaming Backpack
  27. Darwin Approves: Berkeley Evolves Analog Design
  28. When Your Car Breaks Down, Simply Hack It Into A Simulator
  29. The Zen Of Mechanical Keyboard Wiring
  30. Haptic Clock Lets You Keep Your Eyes Shut At Night
  31. Here’s Your First Look at the Talks of the 2019 Hackaday Superconference
  32. Hackaday Podcast 037: Two Flavors of Robot Dog, Hacks That Start as Fitness Trackers, Clocks That Wound Themselves, and Helicopter Chainsaws
  33. This Week in Security: Patch Monday Mysteries, CentOS 8 and CentOS Stream, Russian Surveillance, and CSRF
  34. Gatwick Drone Incident: Police Still Clueless
  35. LEDs Light The Way To This Backdoor
  36. Awesome Animation Channel is an Educational Rabbit Hole
  37. 3 Words To Describe Any Spot On Earth
  38. A Crane Fit For Any Workshop
  39. Barcode Guitar Plays More Than Beep-Bop
  40. Mini-VFD Clock Floats The Display Above It All
  41. Hypnotic Visuals Synthesizer
  42. Review: OSEPP STEM Kit 1, a Beginner’s All-in-One Board Found in the Discount Aisle
  43. Silicone Injector Gives Parts Production a Shot in the Arm
  44. The Future Of Diesel Is On Shaky Ground
  45. Finally Run Useful Apps on a Windows Phone
  46. Modular fixture plates perfect for small production runs
  47. Build Your Own Solenoid Engine
  48. Return Of The MITERS Journal
  49. Tinker Pilot Project Cranks Cockpit Immersion To 11
  50. Smartphone Case Doubles As Chording Keyboard, With Gesture Inputs
  51. ESPcopter: A Fully Customizable Drone
  52. 100 Year Old Atomic Clock
  53. Bend some Bars with a Flywheel
  54. Ask Hackaday: What Good Is a Robot Dog?
  55. Tilt Five: A Fresh Take On Augmented Reality Tabletop Gaming
  56. Hacked Tape Player Makes for a Unique Instrument
  57. Tracking the Satellites That Keep Us On Track; Monitoring GPS, Galileo, BeiDou, and GLONASS
  58. Smart Map Puts on a Show Thanks To Arduinos and DMX
  59. Finally, a Rotary Cell Phone With Speed Dial
  60. Copying High Security Keys With OpenSCAD And Light
  61. Fighting Household Air Pollution
  62. Who Could Possibly Need An FPGA with 9M Logic Cells and 35B Transistors?
  63. Dealing With Invasive Species Through Robotics
  64. A Virtual Tour of the B-17
  65. Helicopter Chain Saw
  66. Asynchronous Routines for C
  67. RPi Tank Invades Living Room, Teaches OpenCV
  68. Secrets From A 1969 Analog Computer
  69. Magnets Make This Panda Move
  70. LoRa-Based Plant Monitoring
  71. What’s Your Fidget Spinner Say?
  72. Is A Cheap Inverter Welder Worth It?
  73. High-Speed PCB Design Hack Chat with Bil Herd
  74. Punch Through Switches Gears, Shucks Beans
  75. FIDO2: The Dream Of Password-Free Authentication On The WWW
  76. Speeding Up Drawing To MCU-Connected Serial Displays
  77. Windows 3.1 Screensavers, Now On Twitter
  78. The Miniware TS100 As A USB-C Soldering Iron
  79. Control Lighting Effects Without Programming
  80. Hackaday Links: September 22, 2019
  81. Getting the Heat On with A Thermal Camera
  82. Watch Legged Robot Run Circles Around Its Bigger Brethren
  83. BeagleBone Deep Learning Video Demo
  84. An Arduino Enhances This 7400 CPU
  85. A Hard Rocking Arduino Visualization Shield
  86. IoT Safe Keeps Latchkey Kids’ Phones on Lockdown
  87. Intelligent Control For That Cheap Diesel Heater
  88. Larger-Than-Life Game of Operation is the Future of Healthcare
  89. Can You Read Me the Time?
  90. [Mr. Carlson] Fixes a Fridge
  91. OpenLeg – The Open Source Robot Leg
  92. Custom Game Pad Can Reprogram Itself
  93. Flux Gate Magnetometers Make A Special Current Probe
  94. Steam Bike Rocks It Old-School
  95. Meccano Max Gets Hacked
  96. RGB Lamp With Micro:Bit Powered Gesture Control
  97. Fitness Tracker Hacked Into Optical Density Meter
  98. A Stylish Home for your Next ESP Project
  99. Hackaday Podcast 036: Camera Rig Makes CNC Jealous, Become Your Own Time Transmitter, Pi HiFi with 80s Vibe, DJ Xiaomi
  100. Homemade Wall Stops Roomba and Other Vacuum Tricks
  101. This Week in Security: Zeroconf Strikes Again, Lastpass Leaks your Last Password, And All Your Data is Belong to Us
  102. 3D Printed VirtuScope is a Raspberry Pi 4 Cyberdeck with a Purpose
  103. British Cops Catch Shooter-Printing Villain
  104. Moon Elevator Could Be Sooner Than You Think
  105. Tiny Vacuum Cleaner Sucks (In a Good Way)
  106. Analog Gauges Keep An Eye On Computer Performance
  107. Riding The Nostalgia Train With A 6502 From The Ground Up
  108. Pew Pew in the Palm of Your Hand
  109. Pictorial Guide to the Unofficial Electronic Badges of DEF CON 27
  110. 3D Print A Complete Wind Generator
  111. Solar System Wars: Walmart versus Tesla
  112. How Would You Like Your Steak Printed?
  113. That Game Cartridge Isn’t As Straightforward As You’d Think
  114. WiringPi Library To Be Deprecated
  115. Hackable Ham Radio Multitool Contributes To Long Term Survival Of The Hobby
  116. Tiny Woodshop Is Packed With Space-Saving Hacks
  117. Stunning 4-Cylinder Solenoid Motor Should Be A Hit With Subaru Fans
  118. Smart Thermometer Probes First, Asks Questions Later
  119. Tool Rolls, The Fabric Design Challenge That Can Tidy Up Any Workshop
  120. Superbly Synchronized Servos Swaying Softly
  121. What’s in a Name? Tales of Python, Perl, and The GIMP
  122. Arduino, Accelerometer, and TensorFlow Make You a Real-World Street Fighter
  123. Pizza Oven Build Exercises Forgotten Gym Ball
  124. Keeping Clocks On Time, The Swiss Way
  125. Your Next Robot Needs Googly Eyes, And Other Lessons from Disney
  126. Glitching LED Display Proves Crowd Favorite
  127. 3D Printed Spuds Are Begging To Be Fired
  128. A Curiously Strong Z80 in your Pocket
  129. Linux Fu: Shell Scripts in C, C++, and Others
  130. Arduino Bot Rocks A PS2 Controller
  131. India’s Moon Mission is Far from Over
  132. Speed Up Filming With This Jawdropping 8-Axis Camera Crane
  133. Building Video Pong With Discrete Components
  134. Laser Crown Shines At Night
  135. Writing Characters Straight To The Linux Framebuffer
  136. Name Stone Helps You Greet Coworkers
  137. Grey Water Toilet Helps Keep You Flush
  138. Basic Acrylic Bending, No Special Tools Needed
  139. Trill: Easy Positional Touch Sensors for Your Projects
  140. Software Defined Radio Hack Chat
  141. The Benefits And Pitfalls Of Using PCBs As An Enclosure
  142. Hams in Space: Gearing Up for the Lunar Gateway
  143. Over-Engineered Cat Door Makes Purrfect Sense
  144. Upping The Story-Telling Game With Dialog And The Å-Machine
  145. Black Hole Imaging Scientists Win 2020 Breakthrough Prize
  146. Using The Electricity Grid In Cities As A Source Of Heat
  147. Hackaday Links: September 15, 2019
  148. Monster Bush Plane is a One-Off Engineering Masterpiece
  149. GymCam Knows Exactly What You’ve Been Doing In The Gym
  150. Scratch Built Media Player Channels 1980s Design
  151. Atomic Pi Gets A 3D-Printed Mac Makeover
  152. Walking Arm Trebuchet Is Different, But Effective
  153. Even Joke Torpedoes Are Pretty Hard To Get Right
  154. Subaru Coils Make a Great HV Power Source
  155. AI Makes Hyperbolic Brain Hats A Reality
  156. Analyzing Data To Build Better Surfboards
  157. Cheap Sensors and an SDR Monitor Conditions in this Filament Drying Farm
  158. RCA Created Video Records too Late
  159. Stack Those Boards For An Extra-Special Backlit LED Effect
  160. A Conference Badge Breathes Life Into A Rotary Phone
  161. Teaching A Vintage Line Printer To Make Music, All Over Again
  162. Peek Into The Compiler’s Code — Lots Of Compilers
  163. A Professional-Level Desk In A Dorm
  164. DJ Xiaomi Spins Beats And Brushes At The Same Time
  165. A Masterpiece, But Our Maestro Is A CNC Machine
  166. Hands-On: BornHack’s Light Sabre Badge
  167. Hackaday Podcast 035: LED Cubes Taking Over, Ada Vanquishes C Bugs, Rad Monitoring is Hot, and 3D Printing Goes Full 3D
  168. Is It A Boat? Is It A Hammock? No, It’s Both!
  169. This Week in Security: Simjacker, Microsoft Updates, Apple Vs Google, Audio DeepFakes, and NetCAT
  170. Side-Channel Attack Shows Vulnerabilities of Cryptocurrency Wallets
  171. Steel Battalion Controller Grows up and Gets a Job
  172. Wall-Mounted Ground Station Tames Unruly SatNOGS Node
  173. Frequency Counting a Different Way
  174. These Tips Make Assembling a Few Hundred PCBs Easier
  175. Particle Mesh Powers The Internet Of Fans
  176. A 4G Rover And The Benefits Of A Shakedown Mission
  177. Modified Tombstone Welder Contains a Host of Hacks
  178. Watching the Watchers: The State of Space Surveillance
  179. Dissecting the TL-WR841N For Fun and Profit
  180. Smoothieboard Gets An Ambitious Update For V2
  181. 10-Way Game Console Lets Everyone Play
  182. Custom Lego Server Case Looks As Though It Came Straight From A Data Center
  183. Rideable Tank Tread: It’s a Monotrack Motorcycle That Begs You To Stop Very Slowly
  184. Handheld LoRa Joystick For Long-Range Bots
  185. Smart Buoy Rides the Citizen Science Wave
  186. Books You Should Read: Exact Constraint: Machine Design Using Kinematic Principles
  187. Using Machinery to Make Factory-Fresh Industrial Music
  188. Lambdas for C — Sort Of
  189. Pan and Tilt to a New 3D Printed Business Model
  190. Does Your Home Assistant Know When You are Sleeping?
  191. Warwalking For Radiation
  192. Learn Morse Code, Clockwork Orange Style
  193. DIY Watertight Junction Box For Serious Outdoor Sealing
  194. Digital Oscilloscope Does Its Best Analog Impression
  195. Meet the 20 Finalists in the 2019 Hackaday Prize
  196. Why Ada Is The Language You Want To Be Programming Your Systems With
  197. Because Conventional Laser Harps Aren’t Dangerous Enough
  198. Norovirus Smartphone: Using Megapixels and Microfluidics to Fight the Other Kind of Virus Infection
  199. Detecting Cars with an ESP8266 Magnetometer
  200. Core Rope Memory Makes One Of The Oddest LED Flashers We’ve Ever Seen
  201. This CT Scan Of A PCB Is The Accidental ASMR We Didn’t Know We Needed
  202. BST-863 Hot Air Rework Station Teardown
  203. Everything You Wanted To Know About Padauk MCUs And More
  204. Solder Ninja Dabbles In USB Power Arcana
  205. Lego House: Right Next to Denmark’s Legoland, But Way Cooler
  206. How’s That 2.5D Printer Working For You?
  207. Machine Learning with Microcontrollers Hack Chat
  208. Cheese Grater Now Grates Cheese
  209. Can You Really Use the Raspberry Pi 4 as a Desktop Machine?
  210. Plasma-Powered Thrusters For Your Homebrew Satellite Needs
  211. One-Motor Domino Laying Machine Works For Tips
  212. SNES Drone Aims To Rock The SPC700
  213. Ask Hackaday: At What Point Is Hand Pick And Place Too Much Work?
  214. Hackaday Links: September 8, 2019
  215. Tiny LED Cube Packs Six Meters of Madness
  216. ALEKYA Builds With Bricks And Mortar
  217. Cheap Stereo Microscope Helps With SMD
  218. An RFID Ring For The Body Mod Squeamish
  219. You Didn’t See Graphite Around This Geiger Counter
  220. How Many Commodores Does It Take To Crack A Nut?
  221. Anatomy Of A Power Outage: Explaining the August Outage Affecting 5% of Britain
  222. Fail Of The Week: Taking Apart A Tesla Battery
  223. Reducing Drill Bit Wear the Cryogenic Way
  224. Is Solar Right for You? Find Out!
  225. Putting 3D Printed Speaker Drivers to the Test
  226. Complex Impedances Without The Pain
  227. Homebrew Oscillator Is In a Glass By Itself
  228. Portable PS2 With A Side Of Pi
  229. Linux Fu: Interactive SSH Applications
  230. Who Needs Four Wheels When You’ve Got A Gyro?
  231. Reading the Water Meter In A Literal Sense With An ESP8266
  232. Building a GPS With Bug Eyes And Ancient Wisdom
  233. Sensor Filters for Coders
  234. Hackaday Podcast 034: 15 Years of Hackaday, ESP8266 Hacked, Hydrogen Seeps Into Cars, Giant Scara Drawbot, Really Remote RC Car Racing
  235. Big And Glowy Tetris Via Arduino
  236. This week in Security: Mass iPhone Compromise, More VPN Vulns, Telegram Leaking Data, and the Hack of @Jack
  237. Capture a Star in a Jar with Sonoluminescence
  238. High Voltage Protects Low Denominations
  239. PCIe Multiplier Expands Raspberry Pi 4 Possibilities
  240. Ham Radio Company Wins Big
  241. Handmade LED Cube Is A Work Of Art
  242. Print A Drill Press For Your Printed Circuit Boards
  243. Hack Your Brain to Stop Overeating
  244. 3D Printering: The Search for Better Search
  245. This LED Cube Is One Heck Of An ICEBreaker
  246. Hackaday Celebrates 15 Years and Oh How the Hardware Has Changed
  247. ESP8266 and ESP32 WiFi Hacked!
  248. Open Source Intel Helps Reveal US Spy Sat Capabilities
  249. Kinetic Lamp Sheds Light on Scientific Principles
  250. A Teeny Tiny 3D Printed Macro Extension Tube
  251. TinyGo Brings Go To Arduino
  252. Eagle Reborn: F-15 Simulator From A Wreck
  253. Mechpen: SCARA Drawbot For The Big Picture
  254. Open Source Smart Smoker Brings The Heat (Slowly)
  255. BornHack 2019, A Laid-Back Hacker Camp in A Danish Forest
  256. 3D-Printed Film Scanner Brings Family Memories Back to Life
  257. Are Hydrogen Cars Still Happening?
  258. The Ultimate Guide to Artisan USB Cables
  259. An Arduino Pro Micro With USB-C
  260. 3D Printer Emission Monitor Quantifies The Stench
  261. Solar-Harvesting Blinkenlights
  262. Building A Full-Fat Air Quality Monitor
  263. A Pocket QWERTY For Arduino And More
  264. When Project Enclosures Go Bad: A Message From The Trenches
  265. Dian Fossey, Gorilla Girl
  266. Clean Water Technologies Hack Chat
  267. This Machine Learning Algorithm is Meta
  268. 3D Printing May be the Key to Practical Scramjets
  269. Null Shard Build Blurs Line Between Game And Reality with Laser Cutting, Mold Making, 3D Printing
  270. Ham Radio Gets Embedded RTL-SDR
  271. RuneScape GBA Controller is a Nostalgic Mash-Up
  272. Aussies Find The True Meaning Of Drone Flight
  273. The Numberwang Badge Brought Cheer To CCCamp 2019
  274. DIY 40FPS 16bpp Platformer on a Cortex M0+
  275. Process Characterization On The Cheap With A Custom Test Rig
  276. Faux-Neon Sign Says What?, Auf Deutsch
  277. After The Con: Da Bomb Badge Post Mortem
  278. (Mis)use This Part to Attach 3D Printed Stuff to a Shaft
  279. Scrapyard Milling Machine Gets Work Done on a Budget
  280. Automate Sorting Your Trash With Some Healthy Machine Learning
  281. Hackaday Links: September 1, 2019
  282. Stack of Plant Saucers, Transformed Into Low Cost Solar Shield
  283. Ultra Benchy Is A Big Plastic Boat, Alright
  284. Human-Powered Henhouse Keeps Chickens on the Job
  285. Running Doom on a Doomed GPS
  286. Force Sensitive Resistor Takes the Pain Out Of Bed Leveling
  287. Double 3: Your Instant Physical Presence Anywhere, No Matter Where You Are
  288. Race RC Cars From Anywhere On Earth

August 2019

  1. RISC-V Uses Carbon Nanotubes
  2. A Radio Transceiver From A Cable Modem Chipset
  3. Micropython and C Play Together Better
  4. Spot Adulterated Olive Oil With This Spectrophotometer
  5. Odd-Sized Military Headphone Connectors, Tamed!
  6. AI Poised to Turn the Internet into Gibberish
  7. Steampunk Radio Looks The Business
  8. Voice Chess Uses Phone, Arduino, And An Electromagnet
  9. ReMarkable Tablet Scores A MicroSD Slot
  10. The Gorgeous Hardware We Can’t Take Our Eyes Away From
  11. FiberGrid: An Inexpensive Optical Sensor Framework
  12. CCCamp: 5,000 Hackers Out Standing in Their Field
  13. Hackaday Podcast 033: Decompressing from Camp, Nuclear Stirling Engines, Carphone or Phonecar, and ArduMower
  14. Your Arduino SAMD21 ADC is Lying to You
  15. This Week in Security: VPN Gateways, Attacks in the Wild, VLC, and an IP Address Caper
  16. Arduino on mBed
  17. Building A Robot Rover For Those Tough Indoor Missions
  18. How To Play Doom – And More – On An NES
  19. This Heads Up Display is All Wet
  20. See If Someone Has Been In Your Drawers With This Simple Alarm
  21. Measuring Particulate Pollution With The ESP32
  22. A Handy Way To Cheaply Print A Robotic Arm
  23. Hands-On: CCCamp2019 Badge Is a Sensor Playground Not to Be Mistaken for a Watch
  24. Impractical Clock Uses Tuning Fork
  25. Pegleg: Raspberry Pi Implanted Below the Skin (Not Coming to a Store Near You)
  26. Giant LED Display is 1200 Balls to the Wall
  27. Experiments In 3D Graphics Via Excel
  28. How The Power Gets To The Outlet
  29. FM Signal Detection The Pulse-Counting Way
  30. Monitoring An Electric Fence With LoRaWAN
  31. Skid Steer Mows Airport Grass Autonomously
  32. Cat Litter Tray Joins The Internet of Things
  33. Global Radiation Montoring And Tracking Nuclear Disasters At Home
  34. Everything You Want To Know About The Cheapest Processors Available
  35. Kilopower: NASA’s Offworld Nuclear Reactor
  36. Secret Messages Could be Hiding in Your Server Logs
  37. Finely Machined Valve Controls Miniature RC Hydraulics
  38. Fixing A Cheap UPS HAT For Your Raspberry Pi With A Tiny Daemon
  39. New Cray Will Reach 1.5 exaFLOPS
  40. Another Way To Make PCBs At Home
  41. Trimmed Dreamcast Board Makes For Perfect Portable
  42. A Car Phone — No, Not That Kind
  43. Following Pigs: Building an Injectable Livestock Tracking System
  44. Vintage Car Radio Now Plays Games and Chiptunes
  45. The Amazon Dash Button: A Retrospective
  46. 3D Printed Rover Enjoys Long Walks on the Beach
  47. GigaDevice Releasing RISC-V MCUs And Development Boards
  48. Another World On The Apple II
  49. Quantum Radar Hides In Plain Sight
  50. Debug Superpowers Bring An STM32 Back From The Dead
  51. 3D Printed Pen Plotter Is As Big As You Need It To Be
  52. Candy-Colored Synth Sounds Sweet
  53. Linux Fu: It’s a Trap!
  54. Parallax Update Hack Chat
  55. The Trials and Tribulations of E-Bike Drivetrain Design
  56. The Satellite Phone You Already Own: From Orbit, UbiquitiLink Will Look Like a Cell Tower
  57. STEP Up Your Jetson Nano Game with These Printable Accessories
  58. Air Hockey Table is a Breeze to Build
  59. Vintage Console Becomes the Calculator it Appears to Be
  60. NES Gets A Slick Acrylic Casemod
  61. Hackaday Links: August 25, 2019
  62. Glia is Making Open Medical Devices, And You Can Help
  63. Lead Former Makes LED Cubes a Little Easier to Build
  64. The Tens of Millions of Faces Training Facial Recognition; You’ll Soon Be Able to Search for Yourself
  65. Take Pictures Around a Corner
  66. Inventor And Detective Create Range Of Snack-Hiding Devices
  67. The Danish Internet Of Hot Tubs
  68. Hacked Hoverboards Become Potent RC Tank
  69. Conductive Origami Lights Up Your Life
  70. A Colorful Way To Play Chess On An ATmega328
  71. This Rubik’s Cube Lamp Has Some Serious Retro Style
  72. An Entire PDP-11 On Your Bench
  73. LED Triangle Looks Cool; Someone Tell Alt-J
  74. Perfect Cheese Every Time With This Temperature Controller
  75. Modern Linux Runs On Ancient Toshiba
  76. Joining The RISC-V Ranks: IBM’s Power ISA To Become Free
  77. DIY ZigBee Therapy Lights Are Hue Compatible
  78. Feeding Chickens, With Style
  79. Be Better Bracelet Breaks Bad Habits, Fosters Favorable Fixations
  80. Airport Runways and Hashtags — How to Become a Social Engineer
  81. Hackaday Podcast 032: Meteorite Snow Globes, Radioactive Ramjet Rockets, Autonomous Water Boxes, and Ball Reversers
  82. OTA Flash Tool Makes Fitness Tracker Hacking More Accessible
  83. This Week in Security: KNOB, Old Scams Are New Again, 0-days, Backdoors, and More
  84. Alarm System Defeated by $2 Wireless Dongle, Nobody Surprised
  85. When Toothbrushes, Typewriters, and Credit Card Machines Form A Band
  86. Easy Direction Finding Thanks To Quad SDRs
  87. Qt Arrives For Small Computers
  88. Temperature Logging On The Last Frontier
  89. UbaBOT Mixes Up 50 Cocktails to Quench CCCamp Thirst
  90. Circuit Art Brings Out The Lifelike Qualities Of Electricity
  91. Build a Fungus Foraging App with Machine Learning
  92. Looking Around Corners With F-K Migration
  93. Rocket Lab Sets Their Sights on Rapid Reusability
  94. Returning Digital Watches To the Analog Age: Enter The Charliewatch
  95. Electric Dump Truck Produces More Energy Than it Uses
  96. A Cheap And Cheerful Geiger Counter Build
  97. Largest Chip Ever Holds 1.2 Trillion Transistors
  98. Automatic Rewinder Makes Kite Retrieval A Breeze
  99. Russian Robot To Visit Space Station
  100. The Badgies: Clever, Crazy, and Creative Ideas in Electronic Design
  101. Hello: A Mini Badge For CCCamp
  102. Fantastic Micrometeorites And Where To Find Them
  103. Launching a Custom Kerbal Panel
  104. Sushi Roll Helps Inspect Your CPU Internals
  105. Rocket Jacket Looks Sharp For CCCamp 2019
  106. Dirty Tricks For 6502 Programming
  107. Get Ready For Games Night With 3D Catan
  108. A Range-Extended Electric Van
  109. Lithophanes Ditch the Monochrome with a Color Layer
  110. Circuit VR: Advanced Falstad Logic with Geniac
  111. Behold the Crimson Axlef*cker (Do Not Insert Finger)
  112. Echos of the Cold War: Nuclear-Powered Missiles Have Been Tried Before
  113. Putting The Coanda Effect To Work On A Quadcopter
  114. Game On with these Open Source Arduino Buzzers
  115. Fail Of The Week: How Not To Light Pipe
  116. A Friendly Reminder That You Might Be In Danger
  117. DIY Geiger Counter is Sure to Generate Clicks
  118. Old Chainsaw Repurposed For Kitchen Use
  119. Tiny Two-Legged PCB Robot
  120. Milspec Teardown: ID-2124 Howitzer Data Display
  121. Life at JPL Hack Chat
  122. DIY Gimbal For the Raspberry Pi Camera
  123. Apollo’s PLSS And The Science Of Keeping Humans Alive In Space
  124. Warshipping: A Free Raspberry Pi In The Mail Is Not Always A Welcome Gift
  125. The Thermochromic Display You Didn’t Know You Needed
  126. MIDI Controller in a Concertina Looks Sea Shanty-Ready
  127. Exploring the Science Behind Dirty Air Filters
  128. Hackaday Links: August 18, 2019
  129. Suntracker Optimizes Solar Panels While Visualizing Sun’s Path
  130. An All-In-One Conference Video Streaming Box
  131. Turning Scrap Metal Into Something To Work With
  132. ArduRover Boat Uses Tub To Float
  133. Adding A Co-Processor To Help SNES Games With Slowdown
  134. Great Artificial Daylight Via Broken TVs
  135. Enjoy A Refreshing Beverage With The Chilled Drink Calculator
  136. Square Laser Harp is Hip
  137. Sensor lets Gestures and an Arduino Control the Tunes
  138. NFC Business Cards to FPGA Cubes, Skull Badges to Bandoliers, Here’s the Hardware from Breakfast at DEF CON
  139. MIDI Harp Looks Pretty Sharp
  140. A Custom Milled Jig for Smart Bulb Programming
  141. Perfecting a Bluetooth N64 Controller
  142. Cruising GitHub For Slack Webhook Tokens
  143. An (Almost) Free Apollo-Era Rocket
  144. A Real All-In-One Printer Should Have a Computer In It, Too
  145. Cramming Dual SIMs & A Micro SD Card Into Your Phone
  146. You Need a Cyberdeck, this Board Will Help
  147. Hands-On: Queercon 16 Hardware Badge Shows Off Custom Membrane Keyboard
  148. Hackaday Podcast 031: Holonomic Drives, Badges of DEF CON, We Don’t Do On-Chip Debugging, and Small Run Manufacturing Snafus
  149. Broken HP-48 Calculator Reborn As Bluetooth Keyboard
  150. This Week in Security: Black Hat, DEF CON, and Patch Tuesday
  151. Electric Vehicles on Ice
  152. Turning A Sony into a Leica Through Extreme Camera Modding
  153. Fire Breathing N64 Puts Blast Processing In The Shade
  154. LED Driver Board Could Be Your Ticket To FPGA Development
  155. Bike-Mounted Synthetic-Aperture Radar Makes Detailed Images
  156. Home Automation At A Glance Using AI Glasses
  157. Spain’s First Open Source Satellite
  158. Fail of the Week: Supercapacitor Spot Welder
  159. Uncovering the Echo Dot’s Hidden USB Port
  160. Safety Systems for Stopping An Uncontrolled Drone Crash
  161. DIY PC Test Bench Puts Hardware Troubleshooting Out in the Open
  162. Millenium Falcon HID: Get Unity to Talk to Teensy
  163. Overclocking In An SNES Emulator
  164. [Jessica] Is Soft On Robot Grippers
  165. Keezer Controller Keeps The Kegs Pouring
  166. Control The Suck With This Manual Vacuum Pick-And-Place Tool
  167. New Life For Old Nintendo Handhelds With ESP32
  168. India Launched a Moon Orbiter, Lander, and Rover All In One Shot with Chandrayaan-2
  169. Data Mining Home Water Usage; Your Water Meter Knows You a Bit Too Well
  170. Cheap Electric Scooter Gets a Big Brake Upgrade; Unlocks Proper Drift Mode
  171. Remote ADS-B Install Listens in on All the Aircraft Transmissions with RTL-SDR Trio, Phones Home on Cellular
  172. Print Your Own Heat Shrink Labels for Factory-Chic Wire Naming
  173. Simple Bluetooth Car Audio From A Pi Zero
  174. 1940s Portable Radio Is A Suitcase
  175. Itty Bitty MIDI Piano Sings With Solenoids
  176. Mix And Match Parts To Build A Better Mountain Bike Derailleur
  177. Bolt-On Stepper Motor Driver For The Raspberry Pi
  178. Retrotechtacular: Predictions that Just Missed It
  179. Electric Dump Truck Tricycle is No Toy
  180. Automate the Freight: Platooning
  181. Spin Me Right Round, Baby: Generator Building Experiments for Mere Mortals
  182. Shop-Made Tools Turn Cheap Steel into Telescoping Tubes
  183. Giving The Amstrad CPC A Voice And A Drum Kit
  184. KVM Foot Switch In A Few Steps
  185. EL Wire Makes For A Great Faux-Neon Sign
  186. That E-Cig Battery Probably Fits Into Sunglasses
  187. PaperLedger: An e-Ink Cryptocurrency Ticker
  188. The Death of a Weather Satellite as Seen by SDR
  189. Homemade Integrated Circuits Hack Chat
  190. Locating Targets With Charm Courtesy Of A Life Size Portal Turret
  191. What Happens to Tesla When the Sleeping Auto Giants Awake?
  192. Latex Bellows from Scratch
  193. An MSX With A Nintendo Controller
  194. Fitness Trackers Don’t Have To Be Proprietary
  195. Bearing-reinforced Stepper Tackles Hefty Axial Loads
  196. Hackaday Links: August 11, 2019
  197. ESP8266 Controls TiVo Over the Network
  198. NanoVNA is a $50 Vector Network Analyzer
  199. Switching over to SMPS for Efficiency
  200. In The Fast Moving World Of CNC, This Restored Router Is An Antique
  201. DIY Personal Assistant Robot Hears and Sees All
  202. New Bluetooth 5 Channel Hopping Reverse Engineered for Jamming and Hijacking
  203. Bots That Snag the Hottest Fashion While Breaking Social Trust in Commerce
  204. From An Eye to an eye: Human Muscles as a Joystick
  205. Stepper-Controlled Chop Saw Automates a Tedious Job
  206. Those Elevator Emergency Call Buttons Are Actually Pretty Janky
  207. 660 FPS Raspberry Pi Video Captures The Moment in Extreme Slo-Mo
  208. A Keyboard Interface For Your SInclair ZX
  209. Acoustic Lenses Show Sound Can Be Focused Like Light
  210. Individual Neopixels Make Up This Lightsaber’s Blade
  211. A New Way To Remote Terminal
  212. DEF CON 27: The Badge Talk; or That One Time Joe Grand Sourced 30,000 Gemstones
  213. 3D Printing Makes Modular Payload For Model Rocket
  214. A Macro Keyboard In A Micro Package
  215. Eric Weinhoffer Covers Enclosure Design And Manufacturing Tech During Hackaday Prize Mentor Session
  216. Hackaday Podcast 030: Seven Years of RTL-SDR, 3D Printing Optimized For The Eye, Sega Audiophile, Swimming In Brighteners
  217. Laser Trip Wire Hides What You’re (Not) Working On
  218. This Week in Security: SWAPGS, Malicious Shaders, More iOS Woes, and WPA3
  219. Pop-Up Outlet Helps Make the Most of a Tiny Shop
  220. 3D-Printed Extension for Extreme Macro Photography Includes Lens Electronic Control
  221. Designing An Advanced Autonomous Robot: Goose
  222. Field Expedient Soldering Iron Will Do In A Pinch
  223. 3D Printing Glass
  224. First Look at DEF CON 27 Official Badge; Kingpin Is Back!
  225. CNC Machine Rolls Up an Axis to Machine PVC Pipe
  226. The GENIAC Lives Again
  227. Cash Register Hotkey Board is on the Money
  228. Putting Carbs On A Miata, Because It’s Awesome
  229. This WiFi Spoofing Syringe Is For External Use Only
  230. Kitty Litter and Broken Light Bulbs Power This Homebrew Gas Chromatograph
  231. A Post-Mortem For An Electric Car Charger
  232. Blue Pill Makes Cheap But Powerful Morse Tutor
  233. A Better Embroidery Machine, With 3D Printing and Common Parts
  234. Arduino Traffic Light Sings The Song Of Its People
  235. Workbench Fume Extractor Sucks, But Has A Charming Personality
  236. Holey Moley: Fixing the Mars InSight Mole
  237. Punch Those Hole-Drilling Blues Away with a Homebrew Punching Tool
  238. New Teensy 4.0 Blows Away Benchmarks, Implements Self-Recovery, Returns to Smaller Form
  239. Xpedit is a Mood Ring for Mother Nature
  240. Fail of the Week: Spinning the Pripyat Ferris Wheel
  241. Recreating Space Cameras
  242. Preserved Lemons On A Hacker’s Budget
  243. Expensive Sony Lens Repair Reveals Shims & Shifts
  244. Forming Fipples And Accompanying Accoutrements
  245. Color Your World with this CNC Painting Robot
  246. Espionage on Display as GCHQ Hosts a Temporary Exhibit
  247. Disappearing Writing With UV Laser Reveals Whitening Agents in Myriad Products
  248. Why Spacecraft of the Future will be Extruded
  249. Sniffed Transformer Puts Wired Doorbell Online
  250. Hold 3500 Volts Up To Your Eye
  251. Clicky Signspinner Works Just Like A Retractable Pen
  252. CB Radio + Arduino = 6 Meter Ham Band
  253. A SuperCap UPS
  254. Cat Feeder Adds Metrics To Meow Mix
  255. Kickstarter Hack Chat
  256. Supercap Drink Coasters are the Life of the Party
  257. SpaceX Clips Dragon’s Wings After Investigation
  258. Orphaned Amazon Dash Buttons Ripe For Hacking
  259. Breakfast at DEF CON this Sunday
  260. A Trillion Trees – How Hard Can It Be?
  261. Resin Printers are Now Cheaper, Still Kind of a Hassle
  262. A Tiny Train Departure Board, Just Like The Real Thing
  263. The Not Quite USB-C Of Nintendo Switch Accessories
  264. L Band Satellite Antennas Revealed
  265. Hackaday Links: August 4, 2019
  266. Bringing Pro-Level Data Recording to RC Racing
  267. Doing What id Couldn’t: Returning Music To Jaguar Doom
  268. Apollo Guidance Computer Saved From The Scrap Yard
  269. Dice Reader Brings Tech to Your Craps Game… Or, Ya Know, D&D
  270. Reverse Engineering An Ancient SBC With An Apple ][
  271. 3D Printed Fan Filter Takes Cues from Costume Scene
  272. Add A Microscope To Your 3D Printer
  273. Raspberry Pi Helps Vintage Psion Find its Voice
  274. High Performance Stereo Computer Vision for the Raspberry Pi
  275. Make Your Own Flexible Panel Lights
  276. Maybe the Oldest Computer, Probably the Oddest
  277. An All-Iron Battery Isn’t Light, But It’s Cheap
  278. Antenna Tuning For GHz Frequencies
  279. Simulate Climate With An Arduino
  280. Memristor Computing On A Chip
  281. How to Build a CubeSat
  282. Fail Of The Week: Toilets And High Voltage Do Not Mix
  283. An Exoskeleton Arm For A Hacker On A Budget
  284. Retrotechtacular: The OSCAR 7 Satellite Died and was Reborn 20 Years Later
  285. Hackaday Podcast 029: Your Face In Silver Sand, Tires Of The Future, ESP32 All The CNC Things, And Sub In A Jug
  286. Computer Optimized 3D Printed Bookshelves
  287. This Week in Security: vxWorks, Expensive Email Fraud, and What’s in Your Wallet?
  288. Ask Hackaday: How Would You Build This Flight Tracker for Kids?
  289. Fake Graphics Cards And How To Fix Them
  290. MDFourier Project Seeks The Genesis Of SEGA 16-bit Sound
  291. A Farewell To YouTube Sub Counters Set To Break With API Change
  292. Quilting Desk Is An Absolute Unit
  293. Boost Your WiFi Range With Cookware
  294. CPAP Monitor Alerts Wearer To Malfunctions
  295. Abraham Wald’s Problem Solving Lesson is to Seek What’s Not There
  296. Supercon CFP Extended by Two Weeks
  297. A Look At The Basics of Building an Arduino Watch
  298. Automate the Freight: When the Freight is People
  299. Driving P5 Panels With A Raspberry Pi
  300. Reon Pocket Keeps You Cool With A Peltier Element
  301. Creative Limitation And The Super Nintendo Sound Chips
  302. Ping-Pong Ball Makes Great PID Example

July 2019

  1. Reflecting On Margaret Hamilton: 50 Years After Apollo 11
  2. Big Ol’ LED Wall Looks Cool, Can Draw Over 170 Amps
  3. Open Source Smart Display Takes the Long Way Around
  4. Machinist Tools: Edge Finding
  5. BootBasic Fits Your Favorite Language in the Boot Sector
  6. RTL-SDR: Seven Years Later
  7. Tiny ThinkPad Plays Tiny Games
  8. Run Your Own Phone to Bring the Dreamcast Back Online
  9. Chiptunes Via USB MIDI With The AY-3-8910
  10. Four Years Of Learning ESP8266 Development Went Into This Guide
  11. Put A Smoke Detector To Some Use
  12. Preserving Historic NASA Display Technology
  13. Pick and Place Robot Built with Fischertechnik
  14. Teardown: Catel CTP300 Restaurant Pager
  15. Vintage Computer Festival West is Almost Here
  16. Driving a Big RC Car On The Ceiling
  17. C++20 Is Feature Complete; Here’s What Changes Are Coming
  18. Etch-A-Selfie
  19. Apple Lightning Video Adaptors Run iOS, Dynamically Loaded
  20. Dreamcast Gets A Plug-n-Play Hard Drive Mod
  21. Where The Work Is Really Done – Casual Profiling
  22. A Simple Way To Analyze Guitar Pickups
  23. Punch The World With A Raspberry Pi
  24. The Bluetooth LCD Sniffer You Didn’t Know You Needed
  25. Hands-On: AND!XOR DEF CON 27 Badge Ditches Bender, Adopts Light Pipes
  26. Quick-Turn PCB Fab Hack Chat
  27. Micro-Sized Flex for Commercial Quality Bodging
  28. USB-C: One Plug To Connect Them All, And In Confusion Bind Them
  29. Taking a Peek Inside Amazon’s Latest Dot
  30. A New KiCAD Tutorial Hits the Scene
  31. Fail of the Week: The Arduino Walkie That Won’t Talkie
  32. ESP8266 Sound Machine Soothes Baby Remotely
  33. Hackaday Links: July 28, 2019
  34. Take Control of your DSLR with PiXPi
  35. Lego-Powered Sub Built In A Water Jug
  36. A 3D-Printable Mecanum Wheeled Robot Platform
  37. Russian eBike Goes Everywhere, Possibly Legal
  38. 3D Printing A NAS Server Case
  39. Lack Of Space Is No Longer An Excuse For Not Having A Pen Plotter
  40. Build Your Own LED Glow Poi
  41. Building a Safe ESP32 Home Energy Monitor
  42. This Wristwatch Is A Free Form Work Of Art
  43. Does This Timber Have The Right Timbre?
  44. Add An Ant To Your Desk For Some Compact PCB Manufacturing
  45. Familiar Parts Make Interfacing Weather Station Easy
  46. A Capacitive Soil Sensor Hack For Lower Voltage Supplies
  47. Jazzberry Bakes The Pi Into A Mechanical Keyboard
  48. Add Scripting To Your C++ Programs With ChaiScript
  49. Building DIY Acoustic Panels To Cut Down On Echoes
  50. Building A Smarter Smoke Alarm With The ESP8266
  51. The March Toward a DIY Metal 3D Printer
  52. Retrotechtacular: The Floppy Disk Orphaned by Linux
  53. Hackaday Podcast 028: Brain Skepticism Turned Up to 11, Web Browsing in ’69, Verilog For 7400 Logic, 3D Printing in Particle Board
  54. Cheap Speakers Sound Great In A Proper Enclosure
  55. This Week in Security: Selfblow, Encryption Backdoors, Killer Apps, and the VLC Apocalypse that Wasn’t
  56. Installing Android On Your Nintendo Switch, Because Why Not?
  57. HDMI From Your Arduino
  58. PC And Console Gaming United Courtesy Of Origin
  59. Deducing Stepper Motor Wiring
  60. Neopixels Recreate Pinball Color Wheel That Never Was
  61. College Project Nets 360 Degree POV Display
  62. Tiny Game System is an Experiment in Minimalism
  63. CampZone 2019 Badge Is Begging To Become A Huge Billboard
  64. One Week Left for Supercon Talk and Workshop Submissions
  65. Popstick Fan Car Is A Fun Bluetooth Build
  66. Airless Tire For Your Car: Michelin Says 2024, Here’s What They’re Up Against
  67. 3D Printer Meets CNC Router to Make Wood Prints
  68. MQTT Deep Dive
  69. XFM: A 32-Voice Polyphonic FM Synthesizer On An FPGA
  70. Tea Bot Solves Another First World Problem
  71. Reaction Trainer Keeps You On Your Toes
  72. Shower Water Monitor Tracks The Dollars and Cents
  73. An Open Hardware Rubber Ducky
  74. Printed It: Hand Cranked Photography Turntable
  75. A PKE Meter That Actually Detects Radiation
  76. Brain-Computer Interfaces: Separating Fact From Fiction on Musk’s Brain Implant Claims
  77. Drone on Drone Warfare, With Jammers
  78. Doing 10 Gigabit Networking At Home, The Cheap Way
  79. Control Your Web Browser Like It’s 1969
  80. Persistence Of Vision On An Old Fan
  81. Nixiewatch Looks Stylish In Aluminium
  82. Desk-Sized CNC Engraver Does The Job
  83. Probability-Based Drummer Leaves The Beats Up To Chance
  84. The Great Moon Hoax — No Not That One!
  85. DIY Teensy Looper Multiplies Music
  86. The V Programming Language: Vain Or Virtuous?
  87. I Love the Smell of ABS Plastic in the Morning
  88. Vacuum Sputtering with a Homemade Magnetron
  89. Gesture Controlled Doom
  90. High Precision Analog IO With Digital Pins
  91. Make Your Own SPL DB Meter With A Microphone And MCU
  92. Developing An Automatic Tool For CAN Bus Hacking
  93. A Drop-In Upgrade Module for Cheap Rotary Tools
  94. The South American Power Outage that Plunged 48 Million into Blackout
  95. Crowd Supply Hack Chat with Josh Lifton
  96. Watch Earthquake Roll Across A Continent In Seismograph Visualization Video
  97. Forget the Walkman: It’s the Headphones
  98. Weather Station Can Rock You Like A Hurricane
  99. Hydraulic Bench Vise a Masterpiece of Scrap Metal and Angle Grinding
  100. 5G Power Usage Is Making Phones Overheat In Warm Weather
  101. Making Instant Ramen a Bit More Instant
  102. Hackaday Links: July 21, 2019
  103. A Baseball Cap That Films The Past
  104. An Epic Tale of Thermistors: Tricks for Much Better Temperature Sensing
  105. External Buffer Boosts 3D Printer Filament Splicing on the Palette 2
  106. A New Motherboard For Amiga, The Platform That Refuses To Die
  107. DIY Industrial Oven Brings the Heat
  108. Building A Bigger Cloud Chamber
  109. Project Perceives Pondering, Prints Poetry
  110. Breathing LED Done with Raw Logic Synthesized from a Verilog Design
  111. A Multi-Layered Spin On Persistence Of Vision
  112. Create A Low-Cost, High-Accuracy LCR Meter With An STM32 MCU
  113. Designing Compact Gasoline Generator Prototype for Drone Use
  114. The Case Of The Vintage Computer, The Blown Fuse, And The Diode
  115. A Microwave Kiln, From Scratch
  116. Use A Digital Key To Deter Lockpicking
  117. Another Take On Harvesting Energy While Walking
  118. Custom Bases Make LEGO Spacecraft Even Cooler
  119. DIY Scintillation Detector Is Mighty Sensitive
  120. Hackaday Prize Mentor Session: Beau Ambur
  121. Inside the Mysterious Global Navigation Outage You Probably Didn’t Notice
  122. Hackaday Podcast 027: Confusingly USB-C, Glowey Displays, Logically VGA, Hackers Who Changed Gaming
  123. Making Flexible Overmolded Parts With Urethane Resin
  124. This Week in Security: Ransomware Keys, iOS Woes, and more
  125. Farting Baseball; From the Makers of Self-Solving Rubik’s Cube
  126. Hybrid Drones Could Have Massively Extended Flight Times
  127. Turning A Single Bolt Into A Combination Lock
  128. A (Card) Table-Top Turing Machine Of Magic: The Gathering Cards
  129. Live Apollo 11 Transcript On eInk Display
  130. Put Those iPad Displays To Work With This eDP Adapter
  131. Getting Hackers Excited about Cable Robots
  132. Hacking Shelters and Swimming Pools
  133. Project Egress: The Hinges
  134. Blacksmithing For The Uninitiated: Curves And Rings
  135. Torturing an Instrumented Dive Watch, for Science
  136. The Arduboy, Ported To Desktop and Back Again
  137. BornHack Tease Us With Their Badge
  138. Art Meets Science In The Cold Wastelands Of Iceland
  139. High-Tech Alms Collection With The ESP32
  140. A Fruity Approach To CNC Design
  141. 3D Printed Prosthesis Reads Your Mind, Sees With Its Hand
  142. Tuning into Atomic Radio: Quantum Technique Unlocks Laser-Based Radio Reception
  143. Flashing LEDs With MIDI, Note By Note
  144. Counter-Strike at 20: Two Hackers Upend the Gaming Industry
  145. 3D Printed Snap Gun for Automatic Lock Picking
  146. Pushing Pixels To A Display With VGA Without A PC
  147. Hardware Notifications For ISS Flybys
  148. Neural Network In Glass Requires No Power, Recognizes Numbers
  149. Hacking This Smart Bulb Is Almost Too Easy
  150. Jigsaw Motor Uses PCB Coils For Radial Flux
  151. Artificial Intelligence Powers A Wasp-Killing Machine
  152. Say it With Me: Bandwidth
  153. A Baby’s First Year In Data, As A Blanket
  154. Exploring The Raspberry Pi 4 USB-C Issue In-Depth
  155. Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck Inspired by Rare MSX
  156. Building A Development Board For The STM32 G0 Series
  157. Hoverboard Circles Bastille Day
  158. Getting MIDI Under Control
  159. Hiding Data in Music Might be the Key to Ditching Coffee Shop WiFi Passwords
  160. The Trials And Tribulations Of Building An IOT Garage Door Opener
  161. Arduboy in a Dreamcast VMU
  162. Low-Level Analog Measurement Hack Chat
  163. Review: Shi Yi Tool Sy365-8 Desoldering Iron, Second Cheapest You Can Find
  164. Alan Turing To Be The Face Of Fifty Quid
  165. Project Egress: A Bracket And A Bell Crank For The Latches
  166. New Space Abort Systems go Back to the Future
  167. Curbing Internet Addiction In A Threatening Manner
  168. A Stacked Peltier Cloud Chamber Build
  169. Pedal Faster! I Need To Join A Conference Call!
  170. The Basics Of SCRs
  171. Hackaday Links: July 14, 2019
  172. The Proof Is In The Box
  173. Homekit Compatible Sonoff Firmware Without A Bridge
  174. A Power Bank For Soldering On The Go
  175. LEGO-Based Robot Arm With Motion Planning
  176. The Demise Of The Password
  177. Isomorphic Keyboards With CV Out
  178. Fourier Explained: [3Blue1Brown] Style!
  179. A Lot Of Volts For Not A Lot
  180. A PDP Laptop, For Various Definitions Of A Laptop
  181. Project Egress: Two Ways to Latch the Hatch
  182. Minivac 601 Replica Gets A Custom Motorized Rotary Switch
  183. A Wedding Gift Fit For A Hardware Hacker
  184. 3D Printing An Old-School Coherer
  185. Simple Simon Says Looks Sharp
  186. You Are Probably Using NASA Technology
  187. Keep Pesky Cats At Bay With A Machine-Learning Turret Gun
  188. Photochromic Screen Makes For An Interesting Clock
  189. Handheld Game Console Puts Processing Power In The Cartridge
  190. Linux Fu: Named Pipe Dreams
  191. Hackaday Podcast 026: Tamper-Proof Electronics, Selfie Drones, Rocket Fuel, Wire Benders, and Wizard-Level Soldering
  192. Defeating The Wii Mini As The Internet Watches Over Your Shoulder
  193. This week in Security: Censoring Researchers, The Death of OpenPGP, Dereferencing Nulls, and Zoom is Watching You
  194. Paint the Rainbow with this Skittle-Dropping Pixel Art Robot
  195. Preserving Precious Laptop Stickers
  196. Lessons Learned From An Art Installation Build
  197. The Physics Behind Antennas
  198. Motorized Lens Controller Techs Up Your Webcam
  199. This Nerf Gun Is Terrifyingly Huge
  200. Adding LoRa Long Range Radio To Smartphones And Connected Devices
  201. Learning About Wearable Engineering While Trying to Un-Taboo a Topic
  202. Minimalist Word Clock Does Things Neatly
  203. Robotic Dishwashers and Dishwashing as a Service
  204. Make A Compatible Raspberry Pi Clone – But Your Pi Must Die
  205. A Drop-In Controller Replacement For Commercial Reflow Ovens
  206. Measure Your YouTube Importance
  207. Old CDs Create A Haunting Rainbow Vortex
  208. Maker Media Reboots Itself As Make Community
  209. Giving the Pi 4 PCI Express
  210. Four Chips To Retro Perfection
  211. Ask Hackaday: What Are Your Apollo Memories?
  212. Unique Clock Keeps Time the Fibonacci Way
  213. Raspberry Pi 4 Benchmarks: Processor and Network Performance Makes It a Real Desktop Contender
  214. New Part Day: Two Millimeter Addressable LEDs
  215. Using Super-Efficient Solar Cells To Keep Your Electric Car’s Battery Topped Up
  216. Robot Harvesting Machine Is Tip Of The Agri-Tech Iceberg
  217. The Theremin Gets A Voice
  218. Space Age Bitcoin Mining on an Apollo AGC
  219. Liquid Damaged MacBook Saved With A Keen Eye
  220. FlexLED Is A Unique Take On Persistence of Vision
  221. It’s NICER in Orbit
  222. Soak up the Sun with this 3D Printed Solar Harvester
  223. The Saga of 32-Bit Linux: Why Going 64-Bit Raises Concerns Over Multilib
  224. New Part Day: The $15 ESP32 With Cellular
  225. Rock, Paper, Neural Net
  226. Hacking The Pocket Operator
  227. Wimbledon 2019: IBM’s Slammtracker AI Technology Heralds the Demise of the Human Player
  228. ESP32 Gets Advance Windowed Apps Using This VGA GUI Library
  229. A 3D Printed Micro:Bit Nunchuk
  230. Trap Chess Keeps Players On Their Toes
  231. Teardown: VeriFone MX 925CTLS Payment Terminal
  232. Manufacturing in China Hack Chat
  233. BGA Hand Soldering Uses Tombstone Resistor Technique, Demands Surgical Precision
  234. Five Years Of The Raspberry Pi Model B+ Form Factor, What Has It Taught Us?
  235. Enclosure Needs Labels? Make The 3D Printer Do It
  236. No Filament Needed in this Direct Extrusion 3D-Printer
  237. A Guide to Shop Equipment Nobody Thinks About: Clean, Organized, and Efficient
  238. Vintage Philco Radio Looks Stock, Contains Modern Secret: A Raspberry Pi
  239. Hackaday Links: July 7, 2019
  240. Smart Shelf Hides Some Serious Functionality
  241. Epoxy LED Cube Looks Sleek, And Flashes To The Beat
  242. DJI Fights Back Over Sensationalist Drone Reporting
  243. Low Res Video Card is Still Amazing Since It’s Made Out Of Logic Chips
  244. A Complete Desktop PCB Etching Station
  245. The Battery is Part of the Art
  246. Midiboy, The Portable Gaming Console With MIDI
  247. Earthquake Detection on a Chip
  248. Phase Shift Pump Control? There’s an App for That.
  249. Guitar Made from Noodles Glows in the Dark
  250. 3D Printed Buttons, Printed as a Single Unit
  251. This Chiptune Player’s Got What Nintendon’t
  252. Safely Measuring Single And Three-Phase Power
  253. An Arduino Sickbay Display Worthy Of The Enterprise
  254. Bringing FPGA Development To The Masses
  255. How To Turn A Chainsaw Into A Chopsaw
  256. Building A Smart Speaker From Scratch
  257. Fly a Pi On Your Next Model Rocket
  258. Project Egress: Casting the Hatch Handle
  259. Salty? Tip Canister to Rage Quit Games
  260. How Not To Get Paid for Open Source Work
  261. Raspberry Pi Catches The Early Bird
  262. Understanding Elliptic Curve Cryptography And Embedded Security
  263. Sprucing Up A Bell & Howell Model 34 Oscilloscope
  264. MIDI-Gurdy, MIDI-Gurdy, MIDI-Gurdy Man
  265. Hacked Calipers Make Automated Measurements a Breeze
  266. Project Egress: [Fran] Makes a Latch
  267. E3D’s Love Letter to Toolchanging 3D Printers
  268. E-Book Reader Gets Page Turn Buttons, Is None The Wiser
  269. The Power Of Directional Antennas
  270. Spice With A Sound Card
  271. LED Music Visualizer Bespeckles Your Bedroom
  272. A Briefcase Pentesting Rig For The Discerning Hacker
  273. Neural Network Smartens Up A Security System
  274. Teardown 2019: A Festival of Hacking, Art, and FPGAs
  275. Locking up Lock Washers
  276. Forty Four Hackers and a Hatch: Progress Egress Takes Off
  277. Amiga in the MiST gets Online with an ESP8266
  278. This MDF Sound Bar Sounds Great
  279. PiTop, Makers Of Raspberry Pi Laptops, Release Something That’s Not A Laptop
  280. Emulating A 6502 In ROM
  281. RC Trike Handles Great With Rear Steering
  282. This Arduino Is Feeding The Fishes
  283. Why Fix A Remote When You Can Just Build A New Device?
  284. Mary Sherman Morgan, Rocket Fuel Mixologist
  285. New Contest: Beautiful Hardware
  286. Ramen Lamp Has Us Feeling Hungry
  287. Hands-On: GreatFET is an Embedded Tool that Does It All
  288. The Arduboy Gets A Crank Mod
  289. Building a Googie-Style Sign With The Help Of CNC
  290. The Backbone Of VHF Amateur Radio May Be Under Threat
  291. AI Recognizes And Locks Out Murder Cats
  292. Building A Geodesic Dome Greenhouse
  293. Wire Bender Aims to Take Circuit Sculptures To The Next Level
  294. FarmBot Unveils New CNC Gardening Robot Models
  295. Ask Hackaday: How Can You Build for a Ten Millennia Lifespan?
  296. School’s In Session With Arduboy Curriculum
  297. NASA’s “Green” Fuel Seeks Safer Spaceflight By Finally Moving Off Toxic Hydrazine
  298. Logic and EEPROMs bring VGA to Life, Sans Microcontroller
  299. Exploring Basement Humidity With A Raspberry Pi
  300. The Comforting Blue Glow Of Old Time Radio
  301. Blisteringly Fast Machine Learning On An Arduino Uno

June 2019

  1. Hackaday Links: June 30, 2019
  2. Extracting Power From USB Type C
  3. Make The Product By Hacking The Catalogue
  4. Build Your Own Selfie Drone With Computer Vision
  5. Turn a Ceiling Fan Into a Wind Turbine… Almost
  6. Connecting New York City To The Backbone: Meet NYC’s Mesh Network
  7. Building A DIY Desktop-Sized Arcade Machine
  8. An SDR Transceiver The Old-School Way
  9. Automatic Cut-Off Saw Takes The Tedium Out Of A Twenty-Minute Job
  10. The Flat-Pack 3D Printed Model
  11. Lighting Tech Dives into the Guts of Laser Galvanometers
  12. Tic-Tac-Toe, In TTL
  13. A Doom-esque Port To The ATmega328
  14. Parallel Processing Was Never Quite Done Like This
  15. Electronic Candle Charges Inductively
  16. A Super Tidy School Bus RV Conversion
  17. Syringe Pump Turns CNC Machine Into A Frosting Bot
  18. Fish Hooks Embedded in Robot Toes Make Them Climb Like Cockroaches
  19. Mitch Altman Mentors Manufacturing With Hackaday Prize Expert Session
  20. Building a Foam Machine from a Leaf Blower and a Water Pump
  21. Hackaday Podcast 025: Of Cheese Graters, Fauxberries, Printed Gears, Power Latching, and Art-Loving AI
  22. Be On Twitter Without Being On Twitter
  23. This Week in Security: Invalid Curve Attacks, OpenSSH Shielded, and More Details on Coinbase
  24. Power To The Pi 4: Some Chargers May Not Make The Grade
  25. Yo Dawg, I Heard You Like FPGAs
  26. Scripting Language Rapidly Develops A Clock
  27. Magnetic Attraction Of Microduino mCookie Modules
  28. Nuclear Reactor Simulator Is The Project Of A Lifetime
  29. Custom Machined Pump Keeps CNC Lubrication Under Control
  30. Replacement Batteries For The Sony Discman
  31. Brett Smith Makes Your Life Easier With Hidden Microcontroller Features
  32. Testing Brushless Motors With A Little Help From The ESC
  33. Reverse Engineering Cyclic Redundancy Codes
  34. The Digital Polaroid SX-70
  35. LED Matrix Becomes Fun Tetris Clock
  36. Smart Bike Helmet Is Wireless
  37. PackProbe Reports Laptop Battery Health
  38. Trick Shot Bot Flings Balls into Wine Glass Every Time
  39. How Do You Get PCI-E On The Atomic Pi? Very Carefully.
  40. Stopping A Bench Grinder Quickly
  41. What’s The Deal With Square Traces On PCBs
  42. Ink-Dipping Machine Saves Iotas of Time
  43. Impersonate The President With Consumer-Grade SDR
  44. Accurate Time On Your Pi, The Extreme Way
  45. A Work of Art That Also Receives AM and SSB
  46. Bit Preserve: A Sanctuary For Modern Captures Of Vintage Schematics
  47. Making An Update Server For PythonAnywhere And GitHub
  48. A Rough And Ready Pan & Tilt Mirror
  49. Laser Cutting Wooden Pogo Pin Test Jigs
  50. A Solar-Powered Box of Sensors to Last 100 Years
  51. You’re Sitting On an Engineering Masterpiece: Chairs as a Design Challenge
  52. Is 4 GB the Limit For The Raspberry Pi 4?
  53. The Future of Space is Tiny
  54. The Cheese Grater In Fusion 360
  55. Copy Protection in the 80s, Showcased by Classic Game Dungeon Master
  56. Plasma Globe Reveals Your Next Clue
  57. Small Lightsail Will Propel Cubesat
  58. Dry Your Boots With The Internet of Things
  59. Failed Scooter Proves the Worth of Modular Design
  60. A Better Motor For Chickenwalkers
  61. Preserving Computer History Hack Chat
  62. Ditch the Switch: a Soft Latching Circuit Roundup
  63. Snoopy Come Home: The Search for Apollo 10
  64. Does The Cheese Grater Do A Great Grate Of Cheese?
  65. The Practical Approach to Keeping Your Laser in Focus
  66. Raspberry Pi 4 Just Released: Faster CPU, More Memory, Dual HDMI Ports
  67. The Benefits Of Restoring a C64 With A Modern FPGA Board
  68. Caching In on Program Performance
  69. Hackaday Links: June 16th, 2019
  70. Split Flap Clock Keeps Time Thanks to Custom Frequency Converter
  71. VR On The 6502
  72. This Upgraded Power Wheels Toy Is Powerful Enough To Need Traction Control
  73. A TTL CPU, Minimising Its Chip Count
  74. Home Made Gears Save This Shredder
  75. A Two Metre Bridge Across The Atlantic For The First Time
  76. Banana Bomb Is Likely To Get You In Trouble
  77. Coffee Tables, Computers, And Railways
  78. FPGA Soft CPU is Superscalar
  79. An ESP8266 Clock With Built-In Notifications
  80. The Quest For Perfect Croissants Via a DIY Dough Sheeter
  81. AI and Art Appreciation
  82. Monitor The Pollution On Your Commute
  83. This Tiny TFT Pendant Is Digital Jewelry
  84. Everything You Probably Didn’t Know About FOV In HMDs
  85. Salvaging Audio Amplifiers From Vintage Volvos
  86. New Part Day: This $10 Rocking Single Board Computer Does Everything You Want
  87. Bunnie Huang Talks Manufacturing And Component Choices During Hackaday Prize Mentoring Session
  88. Retrotechtacular: This Boat Isn’t Sinking… It’s Doing Research
  89. Hackaday Podcast 024: Mashing Smartphone Buttons, Sound Blastering, Trash Printing, and a Ludicrous Loom
  90. The PewPew Console Is Coming To EuroPython 2019
  91. This Week in Security: SACK of Death, Rambleed, HIBP for Sale, and Oracle Weblogic — Again!
  92. Booting the Game Boy Advance into Bluetooth
  93. Grate Design on This Cutting Edge Raspberry Pi Case
  94. Pi Zero Streams Video From “Fake” Security Camera
  95. The OS/2 Operating System Didn’t Die… It Went Underground
  96. Electric Wheelchair Makes A Great Base For A Big Robot
  97. The Feather “FAUXBERRY” Is Now A Real Thing
  98. Finally, An Open Source Multimeter
  99. Spy Tech: Tiny Spy Plane becomes Cold War Prize
  100. Automated Dice Tester Uses Machine Vision to Ensure a Fair Game
  101. Electric Cars Sound Off, Starting July 1st
  102. Seeing Transistors Switch In Infrared
  103. Steamed Hams Localized Entirely Within A Printed Circuit Board
  104. A Baby Named DJ
  105. Abusing A CPU’s Adders To Optimize Bit Counting
  106. Hams Gone Wild: Amateur Radio Field Day 2019
  107. Tomorrow Night: HDDG 40, Mechanical And Electronic Ephemera
  108. Trash Printer Directly Uses Recycled Plastics
  109. Making A Mediaeval Nail
  110. These Projects Bent Over Backward to Win the Flexible PCB Contest
  111. Visualizing LEDs for More Efficient Pin Packing
  112. Etching Large Brass Sheets is Harder Than You Think
  113. The Process Behind Manufacturing That Mac Pro Grille
  114. Reverse Engineering The Sound Blaster
  115. Manufacturing New Connectors For The Apollo Guidance Computer
  116. Adobe Neural Net Detects Photoshop Shenanigans
  117. Morse Code Catches Google Swiping Lyrics
  118. Making A Digital Clock A Little More Intuitive
  119. Tiny Tank Inspects Your Crawlspace
  120. Before Computers: Notched Card Databases
  121. New Contest: Connected World
  122. Let A Spooky Owl Tell You The Weather
  123. An Evening with Space Shuttle Atlantis
  124. Open Source Computer Controlled Loom Weaves Pikachu for You
  125. Digital Multimeasure Helps You Get The Job Done
  126. Exploring The Dell N1108T-ON Ethernet Switch
  127. Game Builder Lets Kids — Even Old Kids — Build Games
  128. Neat Smart(ish) Watch Build Uses BLE
  129. Modeling The Classic 555 Timer On A Breadboard
  130. DIY Raspberry Pi Multi FX Stomp Box
  131. You Wouldn’t Download a Nuclear Reactor, But Could You?
  132. EasyEDA Hack Chat with Dillon He
  133. A Faithful Replica of an Early Computer Trainer
  134. Automate the Freight: Autonomous Delivery Hits the Mainstream
  135. Wireless Mouse Power-Up: Logitech MX Master Gets USB-C and Big Battery
  136. Add Scroll Wheels and Buttons to Smartphones with 3D-Printed Widgets Read by Accelerometer
  137. Mac Plus Becomes A Vector Display
  138. Play Dough Simplifies Interferometer Build
  139. Building a Mag Lev Optical Table
  140. Simulating the Enigma’s Oddball Cousin
  141. A Laser Cut Gingerbread Cathedral
  142. Exquisite Craftsmanship Elevate Vic’s Creations Above The Rest
  143. Homemade Magic Makes the Metcal Go
  144. Thrust Vectoring With Compliant Mechanisms Is Hard
  145. Cycloid Drawing Machine Uses Sneaky Stepper Hack
  146. The Smallest Hacker Camps Are The Most Satisfying, And You Can Do One Too
  147. Enforce Speed Limits with a Rusty Bike
  148. Open Source Headset With Inside-Out Tracking, Video Passthrough
  149. Try NopSCADlib for your Next OpenSCAD Project
  150. Back To Where (For Most Of Us) It Started, The Intel 8080
  151. Surfing Diorama Makes For A Neat Desk Toy
  152. A Robotic Whiteboard Cleaner Keeps The Board Ready To Go
  153. Tearing Down A $25K 8K Video Camera
  154. Gigapixel Microscope Reveals Tiny Parts Of The Big Picture
  155. Bringing Pneumatics To The Masses With Open Source Soft Robotics
  156. Stylish Alarm Clock Rocks a VFD
  157. Meet the Bootstrap Winners of the 2019 Hackaday Prize
  158. This British 3D Printing Meetup is On the Rise
  159. Hackaday Podcast 023: Everything Breaks… Raspberry Pi, ADS-B, Hackaday Website, and Automotive Airbags
  160. Knitting Software Automatically Converts 3D Models into Machine-knit Stuffies
  161. This Week in Security: Use Emacs, Crash a Windows Server, and a Cryptocurrency Heist
  162. Augmented Arthropod Gets A Self-Balancing Ride
  163. Hyperlinking Comes to GitHub via Extension
  164. Divide To Conquer Capacitive Touch Problems
  165. A Tetris Clock
  166. Let The Cards Fall Where They May, With A Robotic Rain Man
  167. LEDSpicer Is An Open Source Light Controller For Your Arcade Machine
  168. Well-Built Sentry Gun Addresses the Menace of Indoor Micro-UAVs
  169. Hackaday Superconference: Rob Ryan Silva On Designing For Developing Environments
  170. Up Your Game With a Battle Tested Input Device
  171. Perovskites: Not Just for Solar Cells Anymore
  172. Self-Cleaning Camera Lens Makes for Speckle-Free Video
  173. SOICbite: A Program/Debug Connector for an SOIC Test Clip
  174. Magic Record Stand Can Play Your Records For You
  175. He Comes To Bury Sensors, Not To Praise Them
  176. Mechanical Tremolo Does Things The Old-School Way
  177. IKEA Cloud Lamp Displays The Weather With An ESP8266
  178. The Pianist Octopus
  179. Blacksmithing For The Uninitiated: Your First Time At The Anvil
  180. Hack My Wired Heart
  181. Shorting Pins on a Raspberry Pi is a Bad Idea; PMIC Failures Under Investigation
  182. Prusa Printer Gets an LCD-ectomy, Gains a VFD
  183. An Exhaustive Guide To Building 18650 Packs
  184. Reverse Engineering WyzeSense Hardware
  185. Art Project Analyzes Every Public Recording Of Facebook’s CEO Since 2004
  186. New PCB Revives Ancient Bubble LED Displays
  187. The Day Hackaday’s Theme Was Broken
  188. Injection Molding With A Hot Glue Gun
  189. HestiaPi: a Stylish Open Hardware Thermostat
  190. BioSentinel Mission Aims to Put Yeast into Deep Space
  191. Google Home Mini Gets A Headphone Jack
  192. A Field Guide to Transmission Lines
  193. Smarten Up Your Air Conditioning with the ESP8266
  194. Vintage Speech Synthesizer Croons the Oldies
  195. Captivating ESP32 Camera Hack
  196. Schrodinger’s Cat Lives
  197. Something’s Fishy About This Computer
  198. Adding Bluetooth Control To A Benchtop Power Supply
  199. Windows 10 Goes to Shell
  200. Fusion 360 for 3D-Printing Hack Chat
  201. Creating A Laser Cutter From A 3D Printer
  202. Takata’s Deadly Airbags: An Engineering Omnishambles
  203. This Clapperboard Prints Movie Posters
  204. Running Linux On A Thermostat
  205. A Wii Playing The GameCube, Disguised As A Game Boy SP
  206. Hackaday Links: June 9, 2019
  207. GPS and ADS-B Problems Cause Cancelled Flights
  208. Dead Bug Arduino Is Lively And Shield-Compatible
  209. Assembling A Lathe From Not A Lot
  210. Homebrew Laptop Makes a Statement with a Steampunk Theme
  211. Protect Your Coffee Machine With A Filter Monitor
  212. Simple Trick for LEDs on Solderless Breadboards
  213. Lego Goes Underwater, With Model Submarines And Missiles
  214. Hail To The King, Baby: Reverse Engineering Duke
  215. Circuit Bending Those Adorable Voices
  216. Unconventional Drone Uses Gas Thrusters For Control
  217. Play to the Beat of this Robotic Drummer in a Box
  218. Panadaptors Didn’t Start With SDRs
  219. 1980s Plotter Plays Flappy Bird
  220. C++ Reverbs From A Matlab Design
  221. Maker Media Ceases Operations
  222. Tap ‘N Ghost: A Novel Attack Against Smartphone Touchscreens
  223. Moped Turn Signals, Now With More Cowbell
  224. The ArduBoy Community Rolled Their Own Cartridge
  225. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  226. BikeOn Makes Electric Conversion a Snap
  227. Ask Hackaday: What Skills Would You Give A Twelve Year Old?
  228. Hackaday Podcast 022: King Of Power Banks, Great SDR Hacks, Sand Reflow, And Rat Rod Mower
  229. StrollerController Free Parents From Menial Labor
  230. This Week in Security: Nvidia, Ransomware Retirement, and a TOCTOU Bug in Docker
  231. Mech Warfare: Like Driving a Building-Sized Robot Through a Busy City
  232. Spectrum Chiptunes On An STM
  233. DOOM On The NES
  234. Autodrop3D Continues Working At 3D Printer Automation
  235. Repurposed Plastic Protects PCBs
  236. Designing A Drone To Fire From A Grenade Launcher
  237. The Finest Linux Tablet You Can Build
  238. Fablab Saigon Celebrates a Belated Arduino Day
  239. Dashing Diademata Delivers Second Generation ROS
  240. The Atomic Pi: Is it Worth It?
  241. Assessing Nozzle Wear in 3D-Printers
  242. Infineon Buys Cypress For $10B
  243. You Don’t Need That Bulky CRT Oscilloscope Anymore
  244. Storm Chasers Score Bullseye On Tornado With Instrument-Packed Rocket
  245. Solder SMDs With A Pan O’ Sand
  246. Overengineering The Humble USB Power Bank
  247. Protect Yourself — And Your project — While Working With Mains Power
  248. Circuit VR: Resistance Measurement with Four Wires
  249. Gamifying Household Chores Helps Get The Kids to Pitch In
  250. Life on Contract: Product Development Lessons Big and Small
  251. Mobile SIGINT Hacking on a Civilian’s Budget
  252. Tokyo Mechanical Keyboard Meetup Knocks our Clacks Off
  253. The UK Drone Community Fights Back, Gains FOI Admission Of No Tangible Drone Evidence
  254. Apple Just Killed The VESA Mount And We Couldn’t Be Happier
  255. A DIY Step Attenuator, By Gluing Together Two Smaller Ones
  256. Your Table Is Ready, Courtesy Of HackRF
  257. Simple Arduino Universal Remote Control
  258. Hunting Replicants With the 2019 LayerOne Badge
  259. Motion Tracking Face Really Does Follow You Around The Room
  260. Rare Earth Metals Caught in Trade War
  261. C.H.I.P. Or Z.O.M.B.I.E? We Can’t Decide
  262. Waterproofing The Best Watch Ever Made
  263. Yet Another Robotic Rubik’s Solver
  264. Artistic Attempt To Send Digital Signals Via Fungus
  265. Building An Ergonomic Keyboard
  266. Teardown The Things You Love
  267. Biological Hacking in the 19th Century or How the World Almost Lost Wine
  268. Disrupting Cell Biology Hack Chat with Incuvers
  269. Recovering Data From Floppies With Errors
  270. Repairdown: Disklavier DKC500RW Control Unit
  271. I Went To The Moon And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt
  272. Tearing Apart Pulse Transformer Switches
  273. Animated Pixel Lamp Is A Must For Any Chiptuner’s Bedroom
  274. The Multi Pass Def Con Indie Badge Has A European flavour
  275. Hackaday Links: June 2, 2019
  276. New Circuits with Old Technology
  277. So, You Want To Buy A Mainframe
  278. Casting A Cannon Is A Lot Harder Than You Think
  279. Getting to Know Every Bit of an ATtiny13
  280. 3D Printed Knife Sharpening Tool Makes The Job Easy
  281. This Solar-Powered Ear Ring Turns With The Sun
  282. Nvidia Jetson Robots Get A Head Start With Isaac Software Tools
  283. Postal-Themed Rat Rod Mower Really Delivers
  284. Simulated Newton’s Cradle Makes A Flashy Desk Toy
  285. This Commodore 16 Is An NTSC One… No, Wait, It’s A PAL One!
  286. Experiments In Creating The Best Epoxy Granite
  287. 3D Prints Turn Any Keyboard Isomorphic
  288. Paper Strandbeest Is Strong Enough To Walk
  289. A Briefcase Computer For Your Hacking Needs
  290. The Automated Solution To Your Unpopularity

May 2019

  1. Freeform ESP8266 Network Attached Data Display
  2. Make Your Own Old School LED Displays
  3. A Work Light For Hacker Events
  4. This Week in Security: Baltimore, MacOS Zipfile Security, and App Store Monopolies
  5. Hackaday Podcast 021: Chasing Rockets, Tripping on Vintage Synthesizers, a Spectacular IoT Security Fail, and Early Alzheimer’s Detection via VR
  6. Flex PCB Saves Lens From The Junk Pile
  7. See Starlink’s “Space Train” Before it Leaves the Station
  8. A Doppler Radar Module From First Principles
  9. Making Autonomous Racing Drones Lean And Mean
  10. glScopeClient: A Permissively-Licensed Remote Oscilloscope Utility
  11. The Motor Synth Is What You Get When You Forget Hammond Organs Exist
  12. Sonic Screwdriver Shuts Off Mains
  13. Keeping Birds At Bay With An Automated Spinning Owl
  14. Linear CCDs Make For Better Cameras
  15. Hackaday Superconference: Pushing The Boundaries Of PCB Artwork With Brian Benchoff
  16. Tiny Forklift Makes Unusable Space Usable
  17. The Fascinating World Of Solder Alloys And Metallurgy
  18. Fail of the Week: How Not to do IoT Security
  19. SerialPlot Does Exactly What You Think It Does
  20. Visualizing How Signals Travel In A PCB
  21. Drag And Drop Files On Select Arduino Boards
  22. Tiny Two-Digit Thermometer Has Long Battery Life
  23. Turbo Subaru Gets DIY Gauges
  24. A Stylish Solution for Bike Navigation
  25. Atomic Power Gets Small
  26. Gaze Upon This Intricate Victorian-Era Time Lock
  27. Automate the Freight: Amazon’s Robotic Packaging Lines
  28. Robotic Cheetah Teaches a Motors Class
  29. Etching Aluminium Coins, Just For Fun
  30. Tiny Wooden Laptop Packs Raspberry Pi
  31. Please Meet ‘Capability Inquiry’, Part Of The MIDI 2.0 Standard
  32. Routing IP Over Instant Messages Is Possible Yet Impractical
  33. Keep the Kids Entertained with a Time Machine
  34. One Arduino Handheld to Rule Them All
  35. This Week in Security: Zombieload, and Is Your Router Leaking?
  36. Wireless LEDs Aren’t A First, But You Can Make Your Own
  37. Hackaday Superconference Tickets and Proposals are Live Right Now
  38. There and Back Again: A Falcon 9 Launch Story
  39. Ferrofluid Display Fuels the Fun, and the Procrastination
  40. Hacker Dosed with LSD While Restoring Historical Synth
  41. Creating A Sonic Landscape With Glitching CD Player
  42. Virtual Reality For Alzheimer’s Detection
  43. ESP8266 Upgrade Gives IKEA LEDs UDP Superpowers
  44. Depotting An Ancient Car Computer
  45. PiFX, The Pi-Powered Pedal Board
  46. Retrocomputing for the Masses Hack Chat
  47. Retrotechtacular: Making Chains
  48. The Augmented Reality Breadboard of the Future
  49. Vintage Fairchild IC Proves Tough to Decap
  50. A Modular Logic Analyzer For FPGAs
  51. Loads of Testing Yields New, Reliable, and Cheap Leather Hardening Technique
  52. Hackaday Links: May 26, 2019
  53. Chatterbox Voice Assistant Knows To Keep Quiet For Privacy
  54. Vintage Monoscope Tubes Generate Classic TV Test Patterns Once Again
  55. Radio Controlled Wheelbarrows Tear Up The Track
  56. DIY Vactrols Give MIDI-Controlled Video Distortion
  57. Custom Electric Motorcycle Packs 6 kW
  58. Microphones Listen to Your… Monitor?
  59. Humanizing Industrial Robots By Sticking A Jibo On Top
  60. A Laser Aiming Module for First Person Hacking
  61. Little Lamp To Learn Longer Leaps
  62. One-Legged Robot Does the Hop
  63. Build A Sheet Metal Brake With No Welding Required
  64. Back To Basics With An Arduino And An EEPROM
  65. A Sonoff Switch Repurposed As A Thermostat
  66. Your Own Milliohm Meter
  67. Piezoelectric Crystals Explained
  68. CNCing An X-Acto Knife Holder
  69. New Part Day: A 64-Bit RISC-V CPU In Raspberry Pi Hat Form
  70. Eurorack Synth Module Runs On ESP32
  71. Great Hacks at Our Maker Faire Bay Area Meetup; From Helmets and Goggles to Rovers and String
  72. Hackaday Podcast 020: Slaying The Dragon Of EL, Siege Weapon Physics, Dis-entangled Charlieplex, Laser Internet
  73. A Stylish Pair of FPGA Earrings
  74. 3D Printering: The Past and Future of Prusa’s Slicer
  75. Feather Plus Blackberry Equals Open Source Fauxberry
  76. Better Simulators With Homemade Potentiometers
  77. Pitting 8-Bit Chess Games Against Modern Foes
  78. Easy DIY Gecko Tape
  79. Improving A Cheap Frequency Counter With GPS
  80. Student Rocket Makes It To Space
  81. Go Back in Time with a Laser Cut Wood 3D Printer Kit
  82. Hackaday Prize Mentor Session: Product Engineering with Giovanni Salinas
  83. Use Movie Tools To Make Your Robot Move Like Movie Robots
  84. Life After IRC – Your Move, Mozilla!
  85. A Different Way To Privately Chat Over Telegram
  86. AI-Enabled Teletype Live Streams Nearly Coherent Conversations
  87. Windows Utility Helps ID Serial Ports
  88. Wolfram Engine Now Free… Sort Of
  89. Playing NES Games On An Industrial EL Display
  90. Dummy Security Camera Is Smarter Than It Looks
  91. Modern Evolution of the Classic Water Rocket
  92. From Dirt To Space, Backyard Iron Smelting Hackerspace Style
  93. A Very Modern Flying Spot Scanner
  94. Zork And The Z-Machine: Bringing The Mainframe To 8-bit Home Computers
  95. Novice Coders Can Create Classic Game Boy Games
  96. Set Your Nuts (and Bolts) Free with this Induction Heater
  97. Bringing PalmOS Back To Life
  98. By The Numbers: Which Rapper’s Rhymes Are The Freshest?
  99. New Part Day: Espressif Announces ESP32-S2 With USB
  100. Solving The Final Part Of The iClicker Puzzle
  101. Bringing Battle Bots into the Modern Classroom
  102. Who Really Has The Largest Aircraft?
  103. How Hard Can It Be To Buy A Computer In Germany And Get It Back Home To The UK?
  104. This Week in Security: What’s up with Whatsapp, Windows XP Patches, And Cisco is Attacked by the Thrangrycat
  105. Stick Your Own Samples In The Cheetah SpecDrum
  106. Paperclip Breadboard
  107. Design Tips For Easier CNC Milling
  108. Lateral Thinking For An Easier Charlieplex
  109. Using a Cheap Handheld Radio As A Morse Transceiver
  110. Integrated Circuits Can Be Easy to Understand with the Right Teachers
  111. Tracking Stolen Bikes with Narrowband IoT
  112. Flexible PCBs Hack Chat with OSH Park
  113. Everything We Know About SpaceX’s Starlink Network
  114. A Compact Strain Wave Gear Assembly
  115. That Super Mario Bros. C64 Port Was Too Good For This World
  116. Wing Opens the Skies for Drones With UTM
  117. Make Physics Fun with a Trebuchet
  118. It’s Time to Embrace the Toilet of the Future
  119. Muscle Wire BugBot and a Raspberry Pi Android with Its Eye on You at Maker Faire
  120. Hackaday Links: May 19, 2019
  121. New Arduino Nano Line Rolls Out in Four Flavors at Maker Faire Bay Area
  122. Desktop Weather Monitor Leaves Nothing to Chance
  123. Decap ICs Without The Peril
  124. [Ben Krasnow] Makes a DSKY
  125. Not Happy with Smart Bulbs? Make Your Own
  126. A DIY Sprinkler Controller Using An ESP8266
  127. Fallout Inspired Display is Ready for the Apocalypse
  128. The Rhysonic Wheel Automates Live Music
  129. Teardown Video: What’s Inside The Self-Solving Rubik’s Cube Robot
  130. Breakout Board Becomes Pogo Pin Programmer
  131. A Trash-Steam-Machine-80
  132. Plot Your Way Past A Tiny Buffer
  133. Here’s How Hard It Is To Produce A Conference Badge
  134. Transparent and Flexible Circuits
  135. Braille Keyboard Finds Its Voice
  136. Yet Another Concrete Speaker Build
  137. DIY Button Matrix Lights Up And Speaks I2C
  138. A Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner on a Hacker’s Budget
  139. The $50 Ham: Dummy Loads, Part 2
  140. Hackaday Podcast 019: Extreme Clock Accuracy, Mobius Gears and Planetary Stunts, Jamming All Fobs, Pi in Your Wii
  141. A Ping Pong Ball LED Video Wall
  142. Repairing a Catastrophic Failure: The Oroville Dam Update
  143. Reverse Engineering Dropbox
  144. Concrete Speakers Are Attractive And Functional
  145. PokerBot Uses FPGA For Card Calculating Horsepower
  146. Reupholstering A Couch, With No Prior Experience
  147. This Two-Wheeled RC Car Is Rather Quick
  148. Building An ESP8266 Game System With MicroPython
  149. The Raspberry Pi Portable Console You Wish You Had
  150. Fun With Negative Resistance II: Unobtanium Russian Tunnel Diodes
  151. A Better Bowden Drive for Floppy Filaments
  152. It Is ‘Quite Possible’ This Could Be The Last Bay Area Maker Faire
  153. PocketPi Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
  154. An Impeccably Designed High-Speed LED Flash
  155. MIDI Synthesizer From A Sega Genesis
  156. Air Compressor From Fridge Parts Gets An Upgrade
  157. An Open Source ESC For Brushless Motors
  158. Lifelike Dinosaur Emerges From The Plumbing Aisle
  159. Perfecting the Open Source RC Controller
  160. 2019 Cornell Cup Winners Include Autonomous Boat, Flapping UAV, and Leaping Rover
  161. This Saturday: Meetup with Hackaday, Tindie, and Kickstarter
  162. Emotigun Sends A Stinging Message
  163. The Great Ohio Key Fob Mystery, or “Honey, I Jammed the Neighborhood!”
  164. Comprinter Hides a Laptop Inside a Printer
  165. Microscope-Inspired Toolchanger Spins Multicolor 3D Prints
  166. Deflecting Earthquakes The Way Ancient Romans Did It
  167. The Kalman Filter Exposed
  168. The Clickiest Game Of Tetris You’ll Ever Play, On A Flip-Dot
  169. Turn Your Car Into A Simulator
  170. A Full-Stack Web Browser
  171. The Amazing New World Of Gallium Nitride
  172. Your Masterclass in Product Design: Hackaday Prize Mentor Sessions
  173. For Better Photogrammetry, Just Add A Donut
  174. What Happened With Supermicro?
  175. This is the Raspberry Pi Mini Laptop that We Want
  176. In This Aussie’s Back Yard, No Cat Is Safe From An Automated Soaking!
  177. LED Panel Lamp Is A Great Way To Use Protoboard
  178. Analog Failures on RF Product Cause Production Surprise
  179. LED Jewelry Makes Neat Use Of Brass
  180. Video Doorbell Focuses On Quality, Aesthetic
  181. A Customizable Open Source Mechanical Numpad
  182. This Week in Security: Backdoors in Cisco Switches, PGP Spoofing in Emails, Git Ransomware
  183. IoT for Agriculture Hack Chat with Akiba
  184. Custom Storage Boxes, From Cardboard and 3D Printed Bits
  185. Automate the Freight: Shipping Containers Sorted by Robot Stevedores
  186. Wii Nunchuk Gets a Built-in Raspberry Pi Zero
  187. Prototyping PCBs with Electrical Discharge Machining
  188. Nvidia Teaching Robots To Master IKEA Kitchens
  189. Open Hardware E-Ink Display Just Needs an Idea
  190. Hackaday Links: May 12, 2019
  191. Robot Hummingbird Imitates Nature
  192. Artificial Neural Networks Help Hack Biological Counterparts
  193. Bare Metal Programming with Only Three Buttons
  194. Modular CNC Build Gets You Both a Mill and a Laser Cutter
  195. Better Debating Through Electronics
  196. Mathics: How to Do Hard Math When You’re Not an MIT Janitor
  197. 3D-Printed Mobius Strip of Gears
  198. Battle Tested Current Limiter for Cheap DC Motor Controllers
  199. What’s More Accurate than a GPS Clock? The OpenPPS GPS Clock
  200. Bluetoothing Beautiful Phones
  201. Build A Sprint Race Timer To Help Your Training
  202. Volkswagen eGon Is A Rolling Electric Car Circuit Sculpture
  203. Repairing And Upgrading A HP 16533A Scope Card
  204. Pluto (SDR) Goes Ethernet
  205. Big, Slow Rotary Machine Has Multiple Uses
  206. Improving A Conference Badge With 3D Printing
  207. A 32-bit Boost for Your 3D Printer
  208. Retrotechtacular: History of Sony Mini Doc Bursts with 1970s Style
  209. Hackaday Podcast 018: Faxploitation! Ikea RFID Hacking, Space Ads, Hydrogen Dones, And Blinkies
  210. It’s Never Too Early To Prepare for Halloween: With Flamethrowers
  211. Hacking the Ionosphere, for Science
  212. Python and Pi Provide Heads Up Display For Your Experimental Airplane
  213. Barn Door Tracker Needs No Special Tools
  214. Old Nixie Display Rides Again As 3D-Printer Filament Meter
  215. Stator Library Makes Your Arduino Code Easier To Read
  216. CPU Made From 74HC Chips Is A Glorious Mess
  217. Sniffing CAN To Add New Features To A Modern Car
  218. The Two-Dimensional Stepper Motor
  219. Building a Raspberry Pi Rover: My Big Fat Linux Weekend
  220. Robot Arms Nudge the Hands of Time in the Strangest Clock
  221. Blacksmithing For The Uninitiated: Hammer And Tongs
  222. Wandel Weaponizes Waste with Lego and a Raspberry Pi
  223. Examine Source Code to Assembly Mapping with penguinTrace
  224. Make An Electroplating Marker, Because Plating Complex Objects Is Hard
  225. Dark Absorbing Diodes Are No DAD Joke
  226. Help Solve The Single-Transistor Latch Mystery
  227. An Easy Camera Slider Build
  228. Pushing 3D Printed Wheels And Transmissions To The Limit
  229. Fun With Negative Resistance: Jellybean Transistors
  230. A Datasheet Manifesto For The 21st Century
  231. This Space for Rent: Advertisements in Orbit
  232. This Atomic Pi Eats Other Pis For Lunch
  233. Arduino’s Pluggable Discovery Programs With Any Protocol
  234. Edge Lit Pendant, Is, Well… Lit
  235. Arduino Leonardo Gets A Lockable Bootloader
  236. The Sampler That Fits In Your Pocket
  237. A Quite Obscure C128 Video Mode Hack
  238. Building Keyboards With Resin Printers
  239. The Queen of the Hurricanes
  240. 6th Annual Hackaday x Tindie MFBA Meetup with a New, Larger Venue
  241. Supercapacitors Propel Rocket To The Skies
  242. How Art Became Science In Machining
  243. Lots of Blinky! ESP32 Drives 20,000 WS2812 LEDs
  244. Add USB-C To Your Laptop (Almost)
  245. Super Mario Land DX ROM Hack Shows What Game Boy Could Have Looked Like
  246. Getting That Neon Sign Look Without All The Hassle
  247. Thumbs Up For This CRT Handheld Gaming Console
  248. LED Matrix And A Phototransistor Make A Reverse Camera
  249. Insert Coin (Cell) To Play LedCade
  250. X-Rays Are the Next Frontier in Space Communications
  251. Marketing and Selling Hardware Hack Chat
  252. Nintendo’s Cardboard Piano Becomes A Real Working Instrument
  253. A Million Zombie Taxis By 2020? It’s Not Going To Happen
  254. Color-Tunable LEDs Open Up Possibilities Of Configurable Semiconductors
  255. A Hydrogen Fuel Cell Drone
  256. Web Interface Controls Nixie Tube Clock
  257. A Function Generator In Its Purest Form
  258. Hackaday Links: May 5, 2019
  259. Ripping Up A Rothult
  260. 3D Printed Weather Station Gets A Wireless Upgrade
  261. Toolpath Painting Brings Out That First Layer Sparkle
  262. Clock Radio Receives Upgrade
  263. 3D Printed Parts Let You Hold Work The Way You Want
  264. Finally, A TV For Portrait Videos
  265. Faxsploit – Exploiting A Fax With A Picture
  266. Vintage Terminal Converted For Galactic Use In Time For May The Fourth
  267. Star Wars Electrostaff Effect, Done With Spinning LEDs
  268. Talking Washer is a Clean Solution for the Visually Impaired
  269. Utterly Precise Light Painting, Thanks to CNC and Stop Motion
  270. How To Build A Small Metal Furnace At Home
  271. Rotary Phone Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
  272. Swiss Cheese Metamaterial is an Analog Computer
  273. Full Earth Disc Images From GOES-17 Harvested By SDR
  274. Add A Bit Of Soviet-Era Super-Computing To Your FPGA
  275. Play Tetris on a Transistor Tester, Because Why Not?
  276. Low Power Weather Station Blows the Competition Away
  277. New Part Day: Lynxmotion Smart Servos
  278. Hackaday Podcast 017: Are Cheap Microcontrollers Worth It? Android on Your Bike. Plus Food Printers and Coffee Bots
  279. The cloak of invisibility against image recognition
  280. Get To Know The Physics Behind Soldering And The Packaging Of ICs
  281. Custom Monitor for Pi-Powered Commodore 64
  282. Fortran Goes Interactive
  283. Innovative Bird Feeder Design Recycles Recycling’s Garbage
  284. Raspberry Pi Streams Music Using Only the Default Linux Tools
  285. KiCad Gets Banana For Scale
  286. Auto-Trickler Gently Doles Out Powder to Assist Reloading
  287. A Mainframe Tape Drive Emulator
  288. How-To: Mapping Server Hits with ESP8266 and WS2812
  289. Creating a Touch Pad Without Dedicated Hardware
  290. Twenty Five Years Since The End Of Commodore
  291. A Raspberry Pi is a Hardware Hacker’s Swiss Army Knife
  292. Simple, Self-Contained LoRa Repeater In About an Hour
  293. Marvelously Machined Clutch Masters Musical Marble Machine Mayhem
  294. Creating A Contest-Winning Amiga Demo Soundtrack
  295. Drone Registration Tax Sought by UK’s CAA
  296. Scratch Built Smartwatch Looks Pretty Darn Sharp with 3D Printed Case and Round LCD
  297. Jumbo LEDs Make for a Handy ATtiny Beacon
  298. This Week in Security: Facebook Hacked your Email, Cyber on the Power Grid, and a Nasty Zero-day
  299. The Vintage Computer Festival East Is Happening This Weekend
  300. The Stratolaunch Is Flying, But Can It Do Cargo?
  301. Parasite ATtiny Resets Your ESP32 for You
  302. Battlebots To The Skies!
  303. A Physical Knob For Browser Tabs
  304. MIT Cryptographers Are No Match For A Determined Belgian

April 2019

  1. 3D Printing A Water Jet Drive
  2. Camera Sees Electromagnetic Interference Using an SDR and Machine Vision
  3. A Stylish Low Part Count Non-Contact Thermometer
  4. KiCad Community Shines at First Ever KiCon
  5. OpenGL Shaders And An LED Cube
  6. Teardown: Refuel Propane Tank Monitor
  7. Fritzing Is Back, And This Time It’s Written In JavaScript!
  8. Hacking A Cheap eBay Frequency Counter
  9. 3D Printing A Lifting Body Aircraft
  10. Benchmarking a Garbage Disposal Using The 3DBenchy Tugboat
  11. Build A Plotter Using Scrap DVD Drives
  12. Flying Sticks Are Now A Thing
  13. ESP32 Adds Bluetooth to GameCube Controllers
  14. Ask Hackaday: Is USB Robust Enough?
  15. AI at the Edge Hack Chat
  16. Easter Egg Turns Nintendo Switch into a Development Platform
  17. Lockheed Wants To Build The Next Lunar Lander
  18. Bike Computer Exploration Uncovers a Hidden Android
  19. Reverse Engineering An Insulin Pump With An SDR And Decapping
  20. 3D Printing with Multiple Soluble Filaments
  21. Emulate A Paper Tape, To Be Life And Soul Of The Cyphercon Party
  22. Hackaday Links: April 28, 2019
  23. A Retro Handheld Console As They Used To Be Made
  24. Cold Plasma Torch Produces a Cleansing Flame that Never Consumes
  25. A Chrome Extension for Configuring RGB LEDs
  26. FemtoBeacon Is A Tiny ESP32 Coin-Shaped Dev Board
  27. Electromechanical YouTube Sub Counter Trades Clicks for Clacks
  28. Putting some Smarts into an Electric Car Charger
  29. This Owner Took Control Of Their Proprietary Alarm System
  30. This 3D Scanner Is Your Ticket To Photogrammetry
  31. Magnets Versus Laundry Detergent
  32. How Much Wood Can a Woodpecker Chuck?
  33. Use A 3D Printer To Electrospin Textiles
  34. Driving a 16×2 LCD with Voltage Modulation
  35. Junkbox MIDI
  36. SNES Mode 7 Gets An HD Upgrade
  37. The No-CPU Computer Gets A C Compiler
  38. Making A Three Cent Microcontroller Useful
  39. A Chandelier Guaranteed To Make Some Retro Game Hardware Collectors Wince
  40. Resistance is Futile, You Want this LED Cube
  41. Parametric Amplifiers and Varactors
  42. Hackaday Podcast 016: 3D Printing with Steel, Molding with Expanded Foam, QUIP-Package Parts, and Aged Solder
  43. A Farmer’s Guide to Technology
  44. Make That Special Cup Of Coffee By Completely Tweaking The Coffee Machine
  45. 3D Printer Becomes Soldering Robot
  46. Reviving a Casio Scientific Calculator, with a CNC Router
  47. Raspberry Pi Becomes The Encrypted Password Keeper You Need
  48. Scientists Create Speech From Brain Signals
  49. Charge All Your Batteries With USB PD
  50. RFID Payment Ring Made from Dissolved Credit Card
  51. A Tesla Coil From PCBs
  52. Retrotechtacular: Balloons Go to War
  53. Sound Card ADCs For Electrocardiograms
  54. The $50 Ham: Dummy Loads
  55. The Galaxy Fold, Or Why Flexible OLED May Not Yet Be Ready For Prime Time
  56. This GPS Speedometer Hangs Off Your Handlebars
  57. House Training a Military TA-1024A Field Telephone
  58. A DIY EMC Probe From Semi-Rigid Coax And An SDR
  59. Prusa Launches Their Own 3D Model Repository
  60. Give Your Solar Garden Lights A Color Changing LED Upgrade
  61. GPS Self-Adjusting Clock With An E-Ink Display
  62. Radio Piracy on the High Seas: Commercial Demand for Taboo Music
  63. Power Measurement Oscilloscope Style
  64. 3D Printering: The Quest for Printable Food
  65. Stealing DNA By Phone
  66. Self-aware Robotic Arm
  67. Texting With A Teletype
  68. Making Microfluidics Simpler With Shrinky Dinks
  69. Mowerbot Keeping The Lawn In Check Since 1998
  70. The Simplest Of Pseudo Random Number Generators
  71. Circuit-Level Game Boy: Upping Emulation Ante By Simulating Every Cycle
  72. Component Shelf Life: How To Use All That Old Junk
  73. Get Your Acrylic Bends Just Right
  74. Need A Small Keyboard? Build Your Own!
  75. A Year-Long Experiment In OLED Burn-In
  76. 3D Printing a Real Heart
  77. Get Coding With This Atari 2600 Development Suite
  78. Mechanical Integration With KiCad
  79. Steel-Reinforced 3D Prints
  80. JigFab Makes Woodworking Easier
  81. Power Stacker, A Modular Battery Bank
  82. Hack my House: UL Certification and Turning the Lights on with an ESP8266
  83. KiCad and FreeCAD Hack Chat
  84. Why Satellites of the Future Will be Built to Burn
  85. Video Mangler For All Your Video Mangling Needs
  86. RIP Rex Garrod, Creator Extraordinaire
  87. A High-Speed Slide Scanner Build
  88. Build Your Own Freezer With Thermoelectric Coolers
  89. Hackaday Links: April 21, 2019
  90. Making a Flying Wing With Expanding Foam
  91. Vintage Slide Viewers Make Beautiful Retro Emulators
  92. What’s the Secret of Cyphercon?
  93. Characterising A Potentiometer With A Stepper Motor
  94. Concrete Table Even Includes A USB Hub
  95. Watch These Two Robots Cooperate On a 3D Print
  96. Dollar Store Garden Lights As ATtiny Power Supplies
  97. Cement Shelves Double As USB Hub
  98. “Vintage” Radio Gets a Modern Makeover
  99. A Breadboard Power Supply That’s More Universal Than Most
  100. Cast Aluminium Becomes A Machine Tool
  101. 3D Printed Tank Track Pops Together with Plastic BB for Hinge
  102. This Old Korg Can’t Have Too Many Samples
  103. A Nearly Practical 6502 Breadboard Computer
  104. Manufacturing SimCity For The NES
  105. Vintage Camera Flash Turned OLED Desk Clock
  106. Thirty Six Frets For A 3D Printed Guitar
  107. A USB -C Soldering Iron For Weller Tips
  108. Retrotechtacular: Transputer
  109. Hackaday Podcast 015: Going Low Frequency, Robotic Machines, Disk Usage For Budgets, And Cellphones Versus Weather
  110. Printing on Wood, With An Inkjet
  111. Shadowhammer, WPA3, and Alexa is Listening: This Week in Computer Security
  112. Pano Logic FGPA Hacking Just Got Easier
  113. Forget Artificial Intelligence; Think Artificial Life
  114. The Smallest GameCube Is Actually A Wii
  115. Byte Sized Pieces Help The KiCad Go Down
  116. Simple Ultrasound Machine Shows The Skeleton Lurking Inside Us All
  117. The 6502 Watch, Because Someone Had To Make One
  118. Here’s A Tesla Coil You Can Wear
  119. Teardown: The Guts of a Digital Sentry
  120. Making a Dash Button Update Your To-do List
  121. All You Need To Know About I2S
  122. Arduboy Goes Thin and Flexible for Portable Gaming
  123. Bone Conducting Headphones Built Into Eye Glasses
  124. Benchtop Lathe Gets An Electronic Leadscrew Makeover
  125. Cocktail Barbot Takes Things Up A Level
  126. Add-Ons Go Electroluminescent
  127. Pocket Watch Becomes Pinhole Camera
  128. The Science Of Reverse Mounted LEDs
  129. What Can You Learn From an Eggbot?
  130. Next Week Is KiCon: Come For The Talks, Stay For The Parties
  131. FabGL Has Everything You Need To Write Games For The ESP32
  132. The Drones and Robots that Helped Save Notre Dame
  133. A Mostly 3D Printed Speaker
  134. Making Crampons Out of Scrap
  135. The Pocket Emulator That Will Fit In Your Pocket
  136. This Air Compressor Sucks
  137. Casting CNC Parts In Aluminium
  138. Circular Linear Motor Becomes A Micro Motor Raceway
  139. Piezoelectric Antennas For Very, Very Low Frequencies
  140. Picking the Right Sensors for Home Automation
  141. Concrete USB Hub Isn’t Going Anywhere
  142. How 5G is Likely to Put Weather Forecasting at Risk
  143. Rooting Your Ride: Jailbreaking A Subaru QNX
  144. Go Subterranean With This DARPA Challenge
  145. Giving MIDI Organs MIDI Drawbars
  146. Analysing National Budgets With File System Tools
  147. Random Word Pairings Mark The Time On This Unusual Clock
  148. Flexible PCB Contest Round Up
  149. Undertale Pinball Machine Is A Work Of Art
  150. Nanoparticles Make Mega Difference for “Unweldable” Aluminum
  151. 2019 Hackaday Prize Hack Chat
  152. Home-Brew CNC Router Mills A Wooden Mouse
  153. Teardown: Nihon Kenko Magnetic Wave Tester
  154. A Robust ESP8266 RFID Access Control System
  155. Mini Flickering Torch Effect Uses Neither Wires Nor Solder
  156. Replicating 1970s LED Displays
  157. Only 90s Kids Want Heelys Made From Pallet Wood
  158. Hackaday Links: April 14, 2019
  159. A Peek Inside A Typical British Residential Power Panel
  160. Building Your Own Guitar Pickup From Scrap
  161. Bringing A Child’s Play Kitchen To Life
  162. Clock Mod Brings Super Game Boy To Competitive Arena
  163. Add A Host Of 8-Bit Processors To Your Arduino
  164. Mods Keep The WaveBird Kicking In The Switch Era
  165. This Bot Might Be The Way To Save Recycling
  166. Simon Game Is A Story Of Rushed Deadlines And Holiday Cheer
  167. These Wire Strippers Are Made From PCBs
  168. Remanufacturing A Rotary Airplane Engine
  169. It’s (Almost) Two Keytars In One!
  170. Rad-Hard ARM Microcontrollers, Because Ceramic Components Are Just Cooler
  171. Pick and Place For Toys
  172. Electronics On Ice
  173. Telephone Plays The Songs Of Its People
  174. Etch-A-Snap Will Sketch Your Selfies
  175. Building An RC Air Boat from Garbage
  176. Build Your Own Vacuum Chamber For Degassing And More
  177. Ask Hackaday: Experiences With Capacitor Failure
  178. Hackaday Podcast 014: Keeping Raspberry’s SD Card Alive, We Love MRRF, And How Hot Are Flip Chips?
  179. WiFi Controlled Plane Is Cheap Flying Fun
  180. Televox: The Past’s Robot of the Future
  181. Gardening as Nature Intended, with an Arduino
  182. Cyphercon Badge Has a Paper Tape Reader Built In
  183. A Simple Programmable Light Controller
  184. Luxmeter Meets Linux
  185. Israel’s Moon Lander Crashed, and That’s OK
  186. ESP32 Alarm Clock Doesn’t Skimp On The Features
  187. This Bike Pump Now Sucks
  188. The $50 Ham: Checking Out the Local Repeater Scene
  189. Implementing Qi Inductive Charging Yourself
  190. Flip Chips and Sunken Ships: Packaging Trick for Faster, Smaller Semiconductors
  191. A Bolt-On I2C Navigation Key for Your Next Project
  192. An Even Smaller World’s Smallest LED Blinky
  193. Custom Rotary Switch Takes a Motor
  194. Automated Tuning Of Linux Audio
  195. FindyBot3000 Is Listening And Ready To Help
  196. Windows 3.1 In My BIOS? It’s More Likely Than You Think
  197. Interactive Demo Shows the Power of Fourier Transforms
  198. Blacksmithing For The Uninitiated: Let’s Talk About Anvils
  199. Quick And Dirty Immobilizer Hack Lets You Use Cheaper Dumb Keys
  200. See What’s Inside Night Vision, And How To Build Your Own
  201. This Is The Delay Pedal You Can Build Yourself
  202. Interface Your C64 With Arduinos Through Firmata
  203. Graphene Is So Yesterday — Meet Borophene
  204. Making A Birthday Party Magical With Smart Wands
  205. The Display For When You Want Nixies Without All The Hassle
  206. Flex PCBs Make Force-Mapping Pressure Sensor for Amputee
  207. Transcending the Stack with the Right Network Protocol
  208. Nearly Entirely 3D Printed RC Car Is 4WD Fun
  209. Humanity Creates a Cloud of Space Garbage, Again
  210. Portable Pi Power Pack Makes For Petite Projects
  211. Arduino Drives Seventeen Stepper Motors, Carefully
  212. Wireless Controllers For Retro Gaming
  213. A Laser Cutting 101
  214. Reproducing Vintage Plastic Parts In Top-Notch Quality
  215. Duck And Cover With This WiFi “Geiger Counter”
  216. Metal 3D Printing — a Dose of Reality
  217. The 3D Printing Dream is Still Alive at 2019’s Midwest RepRap Festival
  218. Autodesk Fusion 360 Hack Chat
  219. Vintage Print Processor Fixed with 3D Printing
  220. Brain Hacking with Entrainment
  221. Give Your Raspberry Pi SD Card a Break: Log to RAM
  222. Fooling Fingerprint Scanners With A Resin Printer
  223. Get Great 3D Scans with Open Photogrammetry
  224. A Petite Pico Projector For Portable Pi
  225. Hackaday Links: April 7, 2019
  226. Tracking Binary Changes: Learn the DIFF-erent Ways of the ELF
  227. DIY Air Conditioner Built From Weird Donor Appliance
  228. Restoring An HP LCZ Meter From The 1980s
  229. Shop-Built Fixtures Reveal the Magic of Switchable Permanent Magnets
  230. A Contact Lens Launcher that Knows the Weather
  231. Make Your Own MIDI Controller With An Arduino
  232. Gliding Back Home From 60,000ft
  233. Hexagons – The Crazy New Breadboard
  234. Hacking 16GB into an Old PC That Doesn’t Want That Much
  235. A Vintage Sony Portable TV, Brought Up To Date
  236. This Week: Cyphercon 4.0
  237. Tomography Through An Infinite Grid Of Resistors
  238. DIY Piano: Look, Ma, no Moving parts
  239. Anodizing Aluminium In The Land of the Queen
  240. Building A Vibration Tumbler On The Cheap
  241. We Were Really Overdue For Laser Jackets
  242. Fizzle Loop Synth Does It With 555 Timers
  243. Recreating Classic Model Kits With Modern Tech
  244. CNC Your Own PCBs With A 3D Printed Mill
  245. Cambridge Mini Uncon: Robots, Light Boxes, PCB Watches, and Retro Computers
  246. Hackaday Podcast 013: Naked Components, Shocking Power Supplies, Eye-Popping Clock, And Hackaday Prize
  247. A Zelda Compilation Album On A Cartridge
  248. Countdown to the GPS Timepocalypse
  249. But Can Your AI Recognize Slugs?
  250. Building an Army of ESP32 Air Quality Sensors
  251. A 6502 Computer, With Acres Of Breadboard And Dozens Of Chips
  252. Hiding Messages In Magnets
  253. Arduino Shield Makes Driving Nixies Easy
  254. Pocket-Sized Deauther Could Definitely Get You In Trouble
  255. Solar Circuit Sculpture Pumms the Night Away
  256. WOPR: Building Hardware Worth Sharing
  257. Print Your Own Large Format Camera
  258. WebAssembly: What Is It And Why Should You Care?
  259. TI-83 Gets CircuitPython Upgrade
  260. Arcade with LED Marquee Shows Off Your Game
  261. Giving An Industrial Push Button USB, Elegantly
  262. The Three Faces Of The 555
  263. Phone For Hackers Launches A Crowdfunding Campaign
  264. Developing The Ultimate Open Source Radio Control Transmitter
  265. Nixie Power Supply Shows Ins and Out of Offshore Manufacturing
  266. Reinking Dot Matrix Printer Ribbons Because It’s Fun, Okay
  267. Building a Slimline Portable NES
  268. 2019 Hackaday Prize Begins Right Now
  269. Raspberry Pi Breathes Life into a Scale Model SEGA
  270. The Repair And Refurbishment Of Silicone Keyboards
  271. Yet Another DIY Handheld Pi Gaming Console
  272. Quantum Computing With QISKit
  273. Custom Inflatables Are Only A Laser Beam Away
  274. A Word Clock, The Hard Way
  275. Farming Items With RasPi-Modified Joycons
  276. In Praise Of The App Note
  277. Mains Power Supply for ATtiny Project is Probably a Bad Idea
  278. Radio Free Blockchain: Bitcoin from Space
  279. The Only Cassette Player Worth Owning in 2019
  280. Components Cut in Half Reveal their Inner Beauty
  281. Let A Dinosaur Show You The Future
  282. Who Knew Cut Grass Would Be So Tricky To Move!
  283. Make a Non-Contact Voltage Probe
  284. Now Toto’s Africa is Stuck in Our Heads
  285. Bye Bye vi: GNU/Linux Distros Drop Support
  286. Regular Computer Reviews: The Commodore 64C
  287. Python and the Internet of Things Hack Chat
  288. Schrödinger Quantum Percolator Makes Half Decent Coffee
  289. One Pin To Rule Them All
  290. Britain Rejoins The Space Race
  291. A Tube Theremin, Just Like Grandpa Leon Used To Make
  292. A New Digital Mode For Radio Amateurs

March 2019

  1. Hackaday Links: March 31, 2019
  2. Build Your Own Metal Roller
  3. A Weather Station Fit For A PDP-11
  4. Squeezebox Comes To The ESP
  5. ROS Gets Quick Sensor Debugging In The Terminal
  6. Ikea Furniture Hacks Make Accessibility More Accessible
  7. Bidirectional IP with New Packet Radio
  8. DNA Computers are in the Lab Now
  9. Grab an Image From Your O-scope The Easy Way
  10. Hash and Roll Your Way To Secure Passwords
  11. A Pet Robot, Just Like Boston Dynamics Makes
  12. Printed Perching Pals Proliferate
  13. Executing A Vehicle Keyless Entry Attack
  14. Fluorescence Microscope on a Hacker’s Budget
  15. Emergency Neighbourhood Communications Courtesy Of HELPER
  16. Creating 8-bit Games With The Multi Platform Arcade Game Designer
  17. A PIC And A Few Passives Support Breakout In Glorious NTSC Color
  18. A Scratch Built VFD Clock with Inner Beauty
  19. Hacker Abroad: Vietnam’s Electronics and Hardware Markets
  20. Goodyear Aero Thinks Flying Cars are a Thing
  21. Hackaday Podcast 012: Nearly Perpetual Motion, Mars Rover Carries Kid, and Doc Brown’s Cat Feeder
  22. [Caleb Kraft] Brings us the Moon, on a Budget
  23. Teardown Of A 50 Year Old Modem
  24. Finding Plastic Spaghetti with Machine Learning
  25. How Much Apple Does A Hamburger Get You?
  26. Writing A Very Tiny Chess Program
  27. Eavesdropping On Cosmonauts With An SDR
  28. Reverse Engineering A Modern IP Camera
  29. Ammo Can Holds A 14,000 Lumen LED Flashlight
  30. An Air Quality Monitor That Leverages the Cloud
  31. WOPR: Security Loses Some of its Obscurity
  32. Casting Car Emblems Via 3D Printing
  33. Arduino Converts Serial to Parallel: the Paralleloslam
  34. Office Depot And OfficeMax Find Malware That Isn’t There
  35. Put an Arduino Enigma in Your Pocket
  36. Building An Artisanal Tape Measure
  37. Full Motion Video And 3D Graphics Make This Genesis Demo Pop
  38. The Surprising Tech Of A Cheap Toaster
  39. LEDs Shine Through PCB On This Tiny Word Clock
  40. Hacker Abroad: Vietnam’s Hardware Hackers
  41. Extraterrestrial Excavation: Digging Holes on Other Worlds
  42. Monitor Your 3D Printer with Node-RED and Tasker
  43. Stuck Designing Two-Layer PCBs? Give Four Layers a Try!
  44. Running a Glider With The PX4 Flight Controller
  45. Save An Old Drill From Landfill, With Some Lithium-Ion Magic
  46. Reverse Engineering Shimano Bike Electronics
  47. Sensor-Laden Pigeons Gather Data For Urban Weather Modeling
  48. A Keyboard For Your Thumb
  49. How To Build A Mill With Epoxy
  50. Hacker Abroad: Owning a Business in China’s Electronics Markets
  51. Can You Live Without the WS2812?
  52. Repairing a Vintage Sharp MemoWriter
  53. Ask Hackaday: Get the Lead Out or Not?
  54. Threaded 3D Printed Part Comparison
  55. Not All Raspberry Pi Laptops Have QWERTY Keyboards And Screens
  56. WiFi Your Door Lock With An ESP
  57. Easy Git Repository Summaries With Web-git-sum
  58. Testing A Battery-Powered Mini Spot Welder
  59. This Force Controlled Robot Gripper Is Less Likely To Break Stuff
  60. Hacker Abroad: Cellphone Repair in Huaqiangbei and a Huge Meetup at Seeed
  61. Making The World’s Fastest 555 Timer, Or Using A Modern IC Version
  62. ESP32 Video Tricks Hack Chat with bitluni
  63. Building A Turbocharger Turbojet
  64. Could Orion Ride Falcon Heavy to the Moon?
  65. How The Gigatron TTL Microcomputer Works
  66. Magnetic Bearings Might Keep this Motor Spinning for Millennia
  67. MIDI to CV The DIY Way
  68. A Z80 Homebrew Console, With A Bit Of Modern Help
  69. Hackaday Links: March 24, 2019
  70. Here’s The First Person To Put A Pi In The Raspberry Pi Keyboard
  71. Custom LoRa Pager Designed With Care
  72. A Ruined Saw Blade Becomes A Bowl
  73. Grabbing the Thread: Spinlocks vs Mutexes
  74. Air-Breathing Rocket Engine Promises Future Space Planes
  75. Reverse Engineering a Telephonic Relay Device
  76. Get Moving with New Software from OpenBuilds
  77. Make Your Commodore 16 64k, But Not A Commodore 64
  78. Game Boy Recreated in Verilog
  79. Show Your Skills With A Bootable CV
  80. Imitating Art in Life with a Reverse-Engineered Tattoo
  81. Tucoplexing: A New Charliplex for Buttons and Switches
  82. Maybe You Really Can Sense Magnetic Fields
  83. Raspberry Pi Tracks Humans, Blasts Them With Heat Rays
  84. Create Green, Soldermasked PCBs With Fritzing
  85. Automated Cat Feeder Handles Wet Food With Aplomb
  86. Kid Rover Is Six Wheels Of Awesome
  87. Hacker Abroad: Visiting Espressif and Surprising Subway Ads
  88. Retrotechtacular: Nellie The School Computer
  89. Hackaday Podcast 011: Weird Keyboards, Salvaging LCD Screens, and Mike Interviews Ivan of Espressif in Shanghai
  90. Robot Telephone Operator Handles Social Media For You
  91. Faster Computers Lead to Slower Experiences?
  92. The Multichannel Field Recorder You Can Build Right Now
  93. A Steady Hand Makes This Chip Work Again
  94. Make Your Own Quantum Dots
  95. Volkswagen Tools Turned To The Space Age
  96. Old Wireless Switches Join The Internet of Things
  97. Hacker Abroad: Massive Conference Brings Big News of Hackaday Prize China
  98. First WOPR Summit Finds the Winning Move
  99. 3D Printing a Combination Lock
  100. What to Do When the Botnet Comes Knocking
  101. Let Your Pi Make a Pie Chart for Your Pie
  102. Library Makes ESP Over the Air Updates Easy
  103. Dancing Arrows To Break Your Brain
  104. Maritime Analog Computer From 1503 Is The Oldest Remaining
  105. An FPGA Drives This Antique LCD Screen
  106. An ESP8266 Sundial For Your Wall
  107. Hacker Abroad: A Very Long Way to China
  108. Introducing The Shitty Add-On V1.69bis Standard
  109. World’s Oldest Computer Festival is This Weekend
  110. A USB MUXer, For All Your Programming Needs
  111. The Joy Of Properly Designed Embedded Systems
  112. New Part Day: Pyboard D is Smaller, Wireless, and Has Expansion Modules
  113. Cortex M0 Becomes Platform-Game Platform
  114. A Raspberry Pi Terminal Fit For Fallout 76
  115. Whirling Sawblades Turn Foam Packaging Into Wall Insulation
  116. An Improved Bed And Custom Wasteboard For A CNC Router
  117. A Classy USB Knob For The Discerning Computerist
  118. DIY Six Channel Arduino RC Transmitter
  119. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Draw Schematics?
  120. This Weekend: Vintage Computer Festival Pacific Northwest
  121. Venabili is the Delightful Keyboard You Can’t Buy
  122. The CD Is 40, The CD Is Dead
  123. Retired Rideshare Scooter Skips the Reverse Engineering to Ride Again
  124. Mining Bitcoin on the ESP32 For Fun, Definitely Not Profit
  125. FPGA NES Looks Sharp On Perfboard
  126. You’re Listening To Quantum Radio
  127. Hands-On: New Nvidia Jetson Nano is More Power In A Smaller Form Factor
  128. Social Media Jacket Puts Your Likes On Your Sleeve
  129. Es’hail-2: Hams Get Their First Geosynchronous Repeater
  130. Hack Chat: The Home Machine Shop with Quinn Dunki
  131. How To Interface Sega Controllers, And Make Them Wireless
  132. Hitchhiking to the Moon for Fun and Profit
  133. Origami Gripper Is Great For Soft And Heavy Objects
  134. Forbes Says The Raspberry Pi Is Big Business
  135. A 3D Printed Blooming Rose For (Next) Valentines Day
  136. EBay Modules And Custom PCBs Make A Plug And Play Ham Transceiver
  137. Hackaday Links: March 17, 2019
  138. Vintage Atari Becomes Modern Keyboard
  139. Custom Calculator Rolls D20 So You Don’t Have To
  140. Making A 1940s Radio Digital With Nixies
  141. Building A Magnetic Loop Antenna
  142. A Lasercut ATX Case For Your Next Desktop Rig
  143. Alma The Talking Dog Might Win Some Bar Bets
  144. The MiniITX Retro System
  145. The Enlightenment Turns Light And Noise Into Sound
  146. Printable Filament Spool Hub Skips the Bearings
  147. Tweetbot Expresses Twitter Emotions
  148. A Soap Film Photography How-To
  149. An Airbag Charge To Launch A Projectile
  150. Spotting Scope Mount Makes for More Comfortable Target Scoring
  151. Home Brewing Rig Gets A Particle Upgrade
  152. Extracting Bismuth From Pepto Bismol
  153. This Arduino Feeds The Dog
  154. Octavo Systems Shows Off With Deadbug Linux Computer
  155. RetroPie NES Clock Tells You When it’s Game Time
  156. Mid-Winter Hacker Camp In Civilised Surroundings
  157. Hackaday Podcast 010: XKCD Graphs, Turing Complete Meta Computers, False Finger Printing 3D Printers, and Jargon
  158. This Super Realistic LED Candle is Smoking Hot
  159. The $50 Ham: Entry-Level Transceivers for Technicians
  160. The Raspberry Pi Cluster from Outer Space
  161. A Game Boy Supercomputer for AI Research
  162. This Vibrating Continuity Tester Is Quietly Useful
  163. Hackaday Meetup: Shenzhen
  164. Learn Digital Logic By Alien Abduction
  165. An HDMI Input For A Laptop Screen, Minus Laptop
  166. Downdraft Table Inhales Dust, Not Cash
  167. Wood SCARA Arm Gets a Grip
  168. Expert Says Don’t Teach Kids to Code
  169. [Ben Krasnow] Drills Really Small Holes with Electricity
  170. MCAS and the 737: When Small Changes have Huge Consequences
  171. NES on RISC-V
  172. Simple Sensor Provides Detailed Motion Capture for VR Hands
  173. Emulating An Altair 8800 On An Apple II
  174. ATtiny Gets A Tiny Software UART
  175. 3D Scanning Via DIY Photogrammetry
  176. Do-It-Yourself Scratch Cards
  177. Become the Next Fabergé With a Rose Engine Lathe
  178. Proposed NASA Budget Signals Changes To Space Launch System
  179. 3D-Printed Rotary Dial Keypad Is Wonderfully Useless
  180. Spoiler, Use-After-Free, and Ghidra: This Week in Computer Security
  181. Google+ Communities Won’t Go Down Without a Fight
  182. Hackers Turn Hard Drive Into Microphone That Can Listen In On Your Computer’s Fan Whine
  183. Panelizing Boards In KiCad
  184. Finally, An Open Source Calculator
  185. Hackaday Meetup: Vietnam
  186. A DIY Slip Roll On The Cheap
  187. Old Meets New In 3D Printed Telegraph
  188. Omni Wheels Move This CNC Plotter
  189. Do You Know Where Your Drone is Headed? HJWYDK Article Explores Limits of MEMS Sensors
  190. Twelve Channels Of LEDs Give RRRRGGGGBBBB Light
  191. No, Your 3D Printer Doesn’t Have a Fingerprint
  192. It’s Raining Brand-new Commodore 64s
  193. This Raspberry Pi Is NASty
  194. MIDI Grid Can Glow Up With The Best Of Them
  195. Stalking Last.fm Streams On Spotify
  196. Painting With Light And A Little G-Code
  197. Engine Turning Aluminum The Easy Way
  198. What Hardware Lies Beneath? Companies Swear They Never Meant to Violate Your Privacy
  199. Learning Through Play Hack Chat with Greg Zumwalt
  200. Quadcopter Uses Bare Metal STM32
  201. Engineering for the Long Haul, the NASA Way
  202. ESP8266 Gets Its Game On With Open Source Engine
  203. OpenSCAD Gives You Parametric Boxes
  204. Miniature 3D Printed Forklift is quite pallet-able
  205. DIY Reflow Oven is Heavily Documented
  206. Hackaday Links: March 10, 2019
  207. From A Dead Laptop To A Portable KVM And PiTop
  208. The Fine Art of Restoring Matchbox Cars
  209. Driving a Controllerless LCD With the Humble Arduino Uno
  210. Component Video For The Commodore 64
  211. Bash Pipeline Puzzle: Green, Blue, or Blue Green?
  212. Come To The Hackaday Cambridge Mini Unconference!
  213. Three Engines for Every Lada
  214. Look Ma, No Glue! Electrostatic Adhesion As If By Magic
  215. Model Car Indicates Door Is Ajar
  216. Truly Random MIDI Control
  217. A Nurse Call System Becomes Turing Complete
  218. RGB Word Clock Doesn’t Skimp on the Features
  219. This Cardboard Box Can Tell You What It Sees
  220. Speedrunning Windows 95
  221. SVG Rendering Comes To 8-bit Atari Computers
  222. Graphene Desalinates Sea Water
  223. Creating Lenses On Cheap CNC Machines
  224. A No-Cost, Heavy Metal Lathe From Junkyard Parts
  225. Polygonia Helps You Laser Cut Beautiful Patterns
  226. Saving Your Vision From Super Glue In The Eyes
  227. Hackaday Podcast 009: On the Edge of AI, Comment Your Code, Big Big Wheels, and Makers of Munich
  228. Car Alarm Hacks 3 Million Vehicles
  229. The $50 Ham: Getting Your Ticket Punched
  230. Uncertain Future of Orphaned Jibo Robots Presents Opportunities
  231. The Heat is on with this ESP8266 Controlled Sauna
  232. Watch This LEGO Pantograph Carve Chocolate Messages
  233. Make XKCD-Style Plots From Python
  234. This SDR Uses A Tube
  235. A Garbage Bag Skirt Is Fit For A Hovercraft
  236. Jaromir Sukuba: The Supercon 2018 Badge Firmware
  237. Blacksmithing For The Uninitiated: What is a Forge?
  238. RemoteDebug for ESP Platforms
  239. Our Right To Repair Depends On A Minimally Viable Laptop
  240. Raspberry Pi Camera with Smarts — Cloud or Local?
  241. ESP32 Drives Controllerless Display Using I2S Hack
  242. This BeagleBone’s Got AI
  243. The Bakery That Runs On Emacs
  244. Fun With A Hydrogen Thyratron
  245. Fueled By Jealousy, This Smart Lamp Really Shines
  246. Joulescope DC Energy Analyzer Reviewed
  247. Ask Hackaday: Earth’s Magnetic Field Shifting Rapidly, But Who Will Notice?
  248. New Contest: Flexible PCBs
  249. Door Springs and Neopixels Demonstrate Quantum Computing Principles
  250. 1 Trillion USD Refund! (PDF Enclosed)
  251. Hacking the iPod Nano Display: Beautiful!
  252. The Strangest Gameboy Emulator We’ve Seen Yet
  253. 3D Printing Photos Is Slow But Awesome
  254. Tech Imitates Life: Fireflies Make Better Light Bulbs
  255. Google Launches AI Platform That Looks Remarkably Like A Raspberry Pi
  256. Cylindrical LED Display Comes Full Circle
  257. Hydrogen Desk Cannon Is Fun With Electricity and Water
  258. Better Living Through Science: Why Your Kids Probably Aren’t Getting Measles
  259. 3D Print Your Own Electric Screwdriver
  260. “Good Code Documents Itself” And Other Hilarious Jokes You Shouldn’t Tell Yourself
  261. Forget the Kiln, These Tiles Were Made on a Prusa
  262. Making A Hammer With Beautiful Engravings
  263. The Primordial Sinclair ZX Spectrum Emerges From The Cupboard
  264. Reducing Carbon Emissions With Coal
  265. Simple Hack Completely Changes The Sound Of This Piano
  266. Sim Panel Proves You Can Always Use More Buttons
  267. Justin McAllister’s Simple, Post-Apocalypse-Friendly Antennas
  268. When New Space Loses Out to NASA Pragmatism
  269. From Software to Tindie Hack Chat with Brian Lough
  270. Corn Starch Fixes A Game Boy Screen
  271. Does Tesla’s Autosteer Make Cars Less Safe?
  272. The Cat, The Aircraft, And The Tiny Computer
  273. Adding Real Lenses To An Instant Camera
  274. Safely Dive Into Your Fears with Virtual Reality
  275. PrintRite Uses TensorFlow To Avoid Printing Catastrophies
  276. Hackaday Links: March 3, 2019
  277. Talk To Your ‘Scope, And It Will Obey
  278. CNC your own PCB with this Tutorial
  279. Designing Custom LCDs To Repair Retrocomputers
  280. Be Vewy Vewy Quiet, We’re Hunting Baofengs
  281. Digital Protractor Makes Angular Measurements a Snap
  282. Paper Cup Mic Is Fun And Functional
  283. 3D Printing Logic Gates
  284. This Vintage Op-Amp Opens A Fascinating Window Into Semiconductor History
  285. Programmable Ruler Keeps 1970’s Computing Alive
  286. An Epic Mech Cockpit Build For Steel Battalion
  287. The 8-Bit Guy Builds A 16-Bit Computer
  288. WiFi Makes The Heart Glow Fonder
  289. Live Hacking And A MIDI Keytar
  290. Balena Introduces DIN-Capable Pi Compute Module Carrier Board
  291. Pack Your SD Cards Swiss Army Style
  292. A Big, Mean, Inflated Machine
  293. Meet Tympan, The Open Hardware Hearing Aid
  294. Grape Plasma Explained
  295. Leigh Johnson’s Guide To Machine Vision On Raspberry Pi
  296. Hackaday Podcast 008: The Art Episode: Joe Kim, Strings And CRTs, Hydrogen Done 2-Ways
  297. A Modular Mounting System Via 3D Printing
  298. Yes, You Can Put IoT on the Blockchain using Python and the ESP8266
  299. The Easiest Thermal Camera Build You’ll Ever See
  300. Lithium Jump Starter Disassembly Is Revealing
  301. Spot This DIY Electronic Load’s Gracefully Hidden Hacks
  302. LittlevGL Brings GUI Tools to Micropython
  303. Vacuum-Powered Rotary Tool Redux, This Time Machined

February 2019

  1. Teardown Of A Luxury Bluetooth Nightlight
  2. Zach Archer: Live Coding 500 Watts For ToorCamp
  3. Computer Algebra for Electronic Design
  4. Anodize Aluminum Easily
  5. Threading 3D Printed Parts: How to Use Heat-Set Inserts
  6. Does WiFi Kill Houseplants?
  7. Inside the Secret World of Crimping
  8. Arduino Revives A Classic 1980s Minitel Terminal
  9. Ceramic Aerogel Meets Stretch Goals
  10. Flexible PCB Robot Flops Around To Get Around
  11. New Part Day: The STM32 That Runs Linux
  12. Mayak Turns WiFi Traffic Into Sound
  13. KiCon Gets Our KiCad Conference On
  14. Teardown: AppLights Personalized Projection
  15. Ask Hackaday: Can We Get Someone To Buy And Destroy RAM?
  16. Ten 3D Printed Gadgets That Just Can’t Stay Still
  17. Hack My House: Raspberry Pi as a Touchscreen Thermostat
  18. Simple Timer Evolves into Custom Kid’s Watch
  19. Multiple OLEDs? Save Pins By Sharing the I2C Clock
  20. Common Chemicals Combine To Make Metallic Sodium
  21. Blink An LED On The Internet Of Things
  22. The No-Parts Temperature Sensor In Your Arduino
  23. The FAA Mandates External Registration Markings For Drones
  24. An ATtiny Metal Detector
  25. Hands-on: Hacker Hotel 2019 Badge Packs ESP32, E-Ink, and a Shared Heritage
  26. Playing Pokemon On A CRT Thanks to A Powerful Microcontroller
  27. Putting the Brakes on High-Frequency Trading with Physics
  28. New Kinect Sensor Switch Focus From Gamers To Developers
  29. Reverse Engineering Keeps Keck Telescopes on Track
  30. A Raspberry Pi Grimoire For The Command Line Wizard
  31. Visual Magnetic Fields
  32. Know Your Fits And Tolerances
  33. Casting The Bed Of A CNC Machine In Granite
  34. E-Ink Price Tags Fall Off Store Shelves Onto Your Workbench
  35. Would You Like To Play a Game? WOPR Summit is This Weekend
  36. Stethoscopes, Electronics, and Artificial Intelligence
  37. All Things Enigma Hack Chat
  38. Glowtie is Perfect For Those Fancy Dress Raves
  39. NASA Is Building A Space Station In A Weird Orbit. Here’s Why
  40. Ludwig Promises Easy Machine Learning from Uber
  41. Teach Computing The Old-School Way With A Digi-Comp II
  42. Infinite Build Volume With RepRap on Wheels
  43. Get Twelve Charlieplexed PWM Outputs From an ATtiny85
  44. Hackaday Links: February 24, 2019
  45. Curve Tracing On Spray Painted CRTs
  46. Well-Protected USB Power Strip Makes It Easy to Plug In
  47. Mustang Dash Becomes Bookshelf Art Piece
  48. Pathio: New 3D Slicer from E3D
  49. DAT, The HD Video Tape Format We Never Knew We Had
  50. Flying Convenience Not So Convenient
  51. Thinkpad T25 Gets Less Retro with Hardware Swap
  52. Polar Platform Spins Out Intricate String Art Portraits
  53. Charging LiPos with USB Power Delivery
  54. Ultra Tiny PC plays Snake
  55. The PC Speaker Lives On As A New Album
  56. Art Deco Control Panel Looks Out of Metropolis
  57. Colour-Code Your Way To Timber Satisfaction
  58. Raspberry Pi Revives Stand-Alone DivX Player
  59. Foundations For Machine Learning In English (Or Russian)
  60. A Coin Cell Powers This Tiny ESP32 Dev Board
  61. Building An Optically Pumped Laser Pointer
  62. Nerf Mods Via 3D Printing
  63. Supercon: Ruth Grace Wong and Firmware From the Firehose
  64. Hackaday Podcast 007: Everything Microcontrollers, Deadly Clock Accuracy, CT X-Rays, Mountains Of E-Waste
  65. What Happens When You Cross A Brick With a Pixel?
  66. Drops of Jupyter Notebooks: How to Keep Notes in the Information Age
  67. 12 Year Old Builds Successful Fusor At Home
  68. Radiation Detector Eschews Tubes, Uses Photodiode
  69. Noise: It Turns Out You Need It
  70. Hexagonal Lamp Is A Stylish Application Of Plywood
  71. Hack A ThinkPad Display
  72. Relive The Dot Matrix Glory Days With Your 3D Printer
  73. FPGA Brings Arduboy to the Game Boy Advance
  74. Building A Simple Python API for Internet of Things Gadgets
  75. Death Generator Makes Game Over More Personal
  76. When Will Our Cars Finally Speak the Same Language? DSRC for Vehicles
  77. Talking Telegram with the ESP8266
  78. Eurorack Gets a Wireless MIDI Connection
  79. A Modern Solution To Tea Bag Inventory Management
  80. Don’t Need A Weatherman To Know Which Way The Wind Blows On Mars
  81. OptoGlitch Is An Optocoupler Built For Distortion
  82. DIY X-Ray Machine Becomes CT Scanner
  83. Retrotechtacular: How Not to Design With Transistors
  84. Badge.Team: Badges Get A Platform
  85. Love Inspires CD Player Hack
  86. The Woeful World of Worldwide E-Waste
  87. Custom Firmware For Cheap Fitness Trackers
  88. Casio Watch Gets a MEMS Oscillator Upgrade
  89. Cheaply Charging Cylindrical Cells
  90. Visualizing Eddy Currents
  91. Sphero RVR’s Quest For A Niche In Introductory Robotics
  92. Building A 1.4W Laser Pointer In A Tiny Housing
  93. 3D Printed Alarm Clock Looks Just Like Store Bought
  94. Ask Hackaday: Is There a Legit Use for Operator Precedence?
  95. Flux Engine Reads Floppies
  96. Bell Labs, Skunk Works, and the Crowd Sourcing of Innovation
  97. Honda Key Fob Turned CNC Work of Art
  98. Active Strain Relief for 3D-Printer Filament
  99. WiFi Hides Inside a USB Cable
  100. MIT IAP Tackles Radio
  101. Inefficient NeoPixel Control Solved with Hardware Hackery
  102. Travelling The Oregon Trail With An Apple II Robot
  103. The Rotary Joystick Can Take A Beating
  104. Electron Microscopes Are Awesome: Everything You Didn’t Know You Wanted to Know
  105. X-Rays and High Voltage Hack Chat
  106. Entry-Level SLA Printer Gets Upgrades, Prints Better
  107. Predicting Weather with the Internet of Cars
  108. Offline E-Paper Typewriter Lets You Write Without Distractions
  109. Immersive Augmented Reality on a Budget
  110. Downloadable 3D Cockpits Enhance FPV Racing
  111. Anti-Lock Brakes for Bike Might Make Rides a Little Safer
  112. Hackaday Links: February 17, 2019
  113. How To Program A Really Cheap Microcontroller
  114. A Lightweight AVR IDE
  115. Infinity Icosahedron Is Difficult To Contemplate Even Looking Right At It
  116. Command Line Utilities… in the Cloud?
  117. Identifying a 3D Printer From a 3D Print
  118. Calling World Cup Goals Before They Happen, By Polling a Betting Site
  119. The Magnetic Rubik’s Cube
  120. Drones Rain Down Rat Poison on the Galapagos
  121. Biodegradable Implants Supercharge Nerve Regeneration
  122. Build Your Own Dial-up ISP With A Raspberry Pi
  123. Lego Monorail From Your 3D Printer
  124. How Do You Etch Something You Can’t Move?
  125. CNC Tellurion Lets You See the Earth and Moon Dance
  126. You Are Your Own Tactile Feedback
  127. This Kerosene Lantern Becomes A Compact Bioreactor
  128. This Home Made Power Hacksaw Cuts Quick And Clean
  129. Is That A Word Clock In Your Pocket?
  130. Understanding Math Rather Than Merely Learning It
  131. Airbus To Halt Production Of The A380; Goodbye to an Engineering Triumph
  132. Hackaday Podcast 006: Reversing iPod Screens, Hot Isotopes, We <3 Parts, and Biometric Toiletseats
  133. Building a Semiautomatic Swag Launcher
  134. In Space, No One Can Hear You Explode: The Byford Dolphin Incident
  135. Juicing Up the Chevy Volt with Raspberry Pi
  136. COB LED Teardown
  137. Python Script Sends Each Speaker Its Own Sound File
  138. FPGA Makes Digital Analog Computer
  139. Be Ready To Roll With Universal Electronic Dice
  140. Now Hackaday Looks Great on the Small Screen Too
  141. New Part Day: A RISC-V CPU For Eight Dollars
  142. Supercon 2018: Mike Szczys and the State of the Hackaday
  143. New Part Day : A sensor chip for 3D color X-Ray imaging
  144. Text Projector With — You Know — Lasers
  145. The Problem With Self-Driving Cars: The Name
  146. The Future Of Fritzing Is Murky At Best
  147. Creating Coherent Sound Beams, Easily
  148. The Vedolyzer Was High Tech Repair Gear For 1939
  149. Laser Light Show Turned Into Graphical Equalizer
  150. The Empire Strikes Back With The ESP8266
  151. Palm-Sized Gatling Gun Has 32 Mini Elastics With Your Name On Them
  152. Three-Conductor Pivot for E-Textiles is Better Than Wires
  153. Hack My House: Garage Door Cryptography Meets Raspberry Pi
  154. Western Digital Releases Their RISC-V Cores To The World
  155. The “Impossible” Tech Behind SpaceX’s New Engine
  156. The Life-Changing Magic Of Buying Stuff To Hack
  157. A Network Attached Radiation Monitor
  158. This Light-Up Sorter Is A Bright Idea
  159. Love Songs To The Microphone
  160. Freeform Wire Frame Tulip Blooms To The Touch
  161. Every Digital Clock Is Made Of Analog Components
  162. Toilet Seat Could Save Your Ass
  163. EF50: the Tube that Changed Everything
  164. Putting an Out of Work iPod Display to Good Use
  165. Security Engineering: Inside the Scooter Startups
  166. A Malicious WiFi Backdoor In A Keyboard’s Clothing
  167. Tiny Amplifier With ATtiny
  168. Tritium Tesseract Makes A Nifty Nightlight
  169. Learn About BGP With The Internet Of EvE
  170. A Network Card For The Trash-80
  171. Get Organized With This Raspberry Pi E-Ink Calendar
  172. Chris Gammell Talks Circuit Toolboxes
  173. Review: IchigoJam Single Board Computer
  174. Open-Source Biology and Biohacking Hack Chat
  175. Building A RISC-V Desktop
  176. Automate the Freight: Amazon Tackles the Last Mile Problem On Wheels
  177. Two Joysticks Talk To FPGA Arcade Game Over A VGA Cable
  178. Little FPV Bot Keeps It Simple With An ESP32
  179. How To Make Bisected Pine Cones Look Great, Step-by-Step
  180. New Part Day: Mapping With RealSense Cameras For $200
  181. Hackaday Links: February 10, 2019
  182. Make Your Lego Fly
  183. There Are 200 Electronic Kits In That Box
  184. This 3D Printed LED Softbox Really Shines
  185. Automated Radiosonde Tracking Via Open Source
  186. Hidden LED Video Wall At The Oregon Museum of Science
  187. Kinematic Mount For 3D Printer Bed Shows Practical Design
  188. Play Chess Like Harry Potter
  189. Power Supply Design For Clean Jazz Amps
  190. 3D Printed Diffusers Make More Natural Light
  191. Test PCBs on a Bed of Nails
  192. A Trove of Cosplay Prop Making Tutorials and Blueprints
  193. Simple Hand Tools Turn Brass and Steel Into An Amazing Astrolabe
  194. Spectrometer Is Inexpensive And Capable
  195. TréPhonos Calls Up History In Houston
  196. A Tiny IDE For Your ATtiny
  197. Drone Gives Up Its Wireless Secrets To Zigbee Sniffer
  198. A Crash Course In 3D Printed Venturi Pumps
  199. Sound-Triggered Eye Protection For The Forgetful Among US
  200. The Deep Space Energy Crisis Could Soon Be Over
  201. Hackaday Podcast 005: Undead Lightbulbs, Home Chemistry, and the Strength of 3D printing
  202. Humans vs. Zombies Via The ESP8266
  203. Eight Years of Partmaking: A Love Story for Parts
  204. Use Your 360 Controllers On the Original Xbox
  205. The Blackest Black, Now in Handy Pocket Size
  206. Ground Penetrating Radar For The Masses
  207. In Soviet Russia, Computer Programs You
  208. Purge Buckets To Help With Multimaterial Printing
  209. State Of The Art Big Mouth Alexa Bass
  210. Voja Antonic: Designing the Cube
  211. Oops… Britain Launched A Satellite, But Who Remembers It?
  212. Arduino Enters the Cloud
  213. The Future Circular Collider: Can it Unlock Mysteries of the Universe?
  214. Can You Take Control Of A TinyWhoop?
  215. Piezoelectric Gyro Shows How They Rolled Back in the Day
  216. An Arduino From The Distant Past
  217. Finite Element Analysis Results In Smart Infill
  218. A 3D Printer To PCB Miller Conversion
  219. The TRS80 Model 100 Gets A Brain Transplant
  220. R/C Whirlygig Is Terrifyingly Unstable
  221. Hacking the humble Roadster Bicycle
  222. Make Your Own Phosphorescent Material
  223. Make the Time to Fix Your Time Debt
  224. Open Source LIDAR Lets You Get Down To The Nitty Gritty
  225. The WiFi Phone That Respects Your Right To Repair
  226. This Vintage Phone Goes Cellular
  227. The Design And Construction Of A Tribute To A Bomber Pilot
  228. A Lemon Battery Via 3D Printing
  229. Cheap Power Over Ethernet For The ESP32
  230. Modernizing a Soviet-era LED Matrix
  231. Operation Backfire: Witness to the Rocket Age
  232. Hardware Developers Didactic Galactic Call for Talks
  233. 3D Printing With Tomography in Reverse
  234. What Happened to the 100,000-Hour LED Bulbs?
  235. Back to Video Basics with an ESP32 VGA Display
  236. Yell At Your Desk To Get Up In The Morning
  237. Well-Loved Toy Turned Into Robotic Glockenspiel
  238. Tesla Eyes Ultracapacitor Future With Maxwell Acquisition
  239. How One Company Cracked The GameCube Disc Protection
  240. Arduboy Brings New Life to Dreamcast VMU
  241. ESP8266 And Alexa Team Up To Tend Bar
  242. The Thrill of Building Space Hardware to Exceptionally High Standards
  243. NVIDIA’s A.I. Thinks It Knows What Games Are Supposed Look Like
  244. High-Altitude Ballooning Hack Chat
  245. 3D-Printed Tourbillon Demo Keeps the Time with Style
  246. FAA Proposes Refined Drone Regulations
  247. OpenISA Launches Free RISC-V VEGAboard
  248. Sudo Find Me a Parking Space; Machine Learning Ends Circling the Block
  249. Recycled Piano Becomes Upcycled Workbench
  250. Fail of the Week: Electromigration Nearly Killed This Xerox Alto
  251. Hackaday Links: February 3, 2019
  252. Unlocking God Mode on x86 Processors
  253. Leap Motion’s Project North Star Gets Hardware
  254. Blacksmith Elevates the Craft with this Fabulous Strongbox
  255. A Very Different ‘Hot Or Not’ Application For Your Phone
  256. Open Source Biological Gear For the Masses
  257. High-Style Ball Balancing Platform
  258. Microwave Parts Become Quick and Nasty Jacob’s Ladder
  259. Simple Automata Extravaganza
  260. Hack Your File Hierarchy with Johnny Decimal System (Dewey’s Older Brother)
  261. Never Mind The Sheet Music, Here’s Spreadsheet Music
  262. Cheap ESP32 Webcam
  263. Create an Aurora Of Your Own
  264. Custom Jig Makes Short Work of Product Testing
  265. This Creepy Skull Shows Time With Its Eyes
  266. Portable Ham Antenna Gets A Workout
  267. This Blinken Grid Is All Analog
  268. A 3D Printed Robotic Chariot for Your Phone
  269. The Craziest Live Soldering Demo is the Cyborg Ring
  270. Those Voices in Your Head Might be Lasers
  271. Hackaday Podcast 004: Taking The Blue Pill, Abusing Resistors, And Not Finding Drones
  272. Geared Cable Winder Keeps Vive Sync Cable Neatly Wound
  273. Digital License Plates Are Here, But Do We Need Them?
  274. So You Bought A Raspberry Pi Compute Module. What Now?
  275. This Tiny Router Could be the Next Big Thing
  276. How To Time Drone Races Without Transponders
  277. A Science Lab In Your Pocket?
  278. This Chromecast Volume Knob Has a Certain ’70s Chic

January 2019

  1. K40 Gets A Leg Up With Open Source Z Table
  2. Down the Rabbit Hole of Electronics Manufacturing
  3. Linux Fu: Easier File Watching
  4. 3D Print That Charging Dock For Your 3DS
  5. AI on Raspberry Pi with the Intel Neural Compute Stick
  6. Raspberry Pi Counts Down to the Last Bitcoin
  7. This Is A Kickstarter For None More Black
  8. This Satellite Finder Can Watch Amateur TV
  9. This 3D Printer Is Soft On Robots
  10. Recover Data From Damaged Chips
  11. 3D Printed Wheels Get Some Much Needed Grip
  12. Pen Plotter From Salvaged Printer Parts
  13. AI Patent Trolls Now on the Job for Drug Companies
  14. Supportless Overhangs: Just Reorient Gravity by 90 Degrees
  15. How To Make Your Own Springs for Extruded Rail T-Nuts
  16. Infrared Brute Force Attack Unlocks TiVo
  17. Build Retro Games with Script-8
  18. The Tiniest RetroPie
  19. Continuous Computing The Analog Way
  20. Don’t Toss That Bulb, It Knows Your Password
  21. Follow The Bouncing Needles Of This Analog Meter Clock
  22. What Happens When A Regular Person Finds A Huge Security Flaw?
  23. Plastics: PETG
  24. Interfacing The Sidewinder Joystick to AVRs
  25. Now That’s What I Call Crypto: 10 Years of The Best of Bitcoin
  26. Under The Hood of Leica Camera Firmware
  27. Adventures In Power Outage Hacking
  28. Tiny Cheap ARM Boards Get WiFi
  29. Solar Power Is Set To Get More Expensive
  30. Shred The Gnar Without Paddling For Waves
  31. DIY Vacuum Table Enhances PCB Milling
  32. Ben Krasnow at Supercon: Making Alien Technology in Your Own Shop
  33. The Cyborgs Among Us: Exoskeletons Go Mainstream
  34. Raspberry Pi’s Latest Upgrade: the Compute Module 3+
  35. Automate Your Comfort Food Prep with an IoT Grilled Cheese Robot
  36. Drone Sightings, A New British Comedy Soap Opera
  37. Polish Retro Silicon Brings This Computer To Life
  38. Tiny Voltmeter uses DNA
  39. Reworking MT3608 Boost Converters For Lower Idle Current Draw
  40. Badland Brawler Lets Arduino Tackle Terrain
  41. Hackaday Links: January 27, 2019
  42. Air Knife Keeps GoPro Lens Clean In Messy Environments
  43. Quartet of SMD Resistors Used to Sense Z-Axis Height
  44. Open Source Fader Bank Modulates our Hearts
  45. Casting Concrete with 3D Printed Molds
  46. Rebuilding The First Vocal Encryption System
  47. The Voice of Dave, Now In Toy Form
  48. WiFi Controlled Finger Dims Lights over UDP
  49. Arduino and the Other Kind of Homebrew
  50. Sorter Uses Cardboard to Organize Card Hoard
  51. 3D Printed Microscope Stage Offers Precise Movement
  52. 7-Segment Display is 3D Printed and Hand Cranked
  53. Macintosh API Comes To Linux, Android
  54. Restoring A Forgotten Dot-Matrix Printer
  55. This Beer Keg Is A Side Car
  56. Pocket Forth Invades Your TI Calculator
  57. Brushless R/C Rocket Tests Different Flight Regimes
  58. Billiard Ball Finds a New Home in Custom Trackball Mouse
  59. How To Deal With A Cheap Spectrum Analyzer
  60. Circuit VR: Redundant Flip Flops and Voting Logic
  61. Hackaday Podcast 003: Igloos, Lidar, And The Blinking LED Of RF Hacking
  62. A Genesis Inspired Synthesizer That Has Nothing To Do With Phil Collins
  63. Resurrecting An Amiga 500+
  64. SNES Portable Leverages Flash Cart For More Games
  65. Robot Can’t Take Its Eyes Off The Bottle
  66. Silent Stepper Drive Makes A Nicer Watch Winder
  67. Can You Trust Your C Compiler?
  68. Reaction Wheels Almost Control This Unusual Drone
  69. Solar-Powered OpenWRT Router For Mobile Privacy
  70. Samy Kamkar’s LED Balloon Network
  71. Original Xbox Gets Hardware Transplant, And Is Very Fast
  72. Video: Putting High Speed PCB Design to the Test
  73. Break Your Scope’s Bandwidth Barrier
  74. Cool Tools: A Little Filesystem that Keeps Your Bits on Lock
  75. The Mac That Helped Build the Xbox Rides Again
  76. Running OpenCL on a Raspberry Pi GPU
  77. Rifle-Mounted Sensor Shows What Happens During Shot
  78. [Leo] Repairs A MIDI Sequencer
  79. Amateur Astronomers Spot Meteorite Impact During Lunar Eclipse
  80. Motorizing An IKEA SKARSTA Table
  81. Color Sensor Demystified
  82. Howto: Docker, Databases, and Dashboards to Deal with Your Data
  83. The Vectrex Projector We’ve Been Waiting For
  84. The Short and Tragic Story of Life on the Moon
  85. Adventures In Photopolymers With Ben Krasnow
  86. Crisp Clean Shortcuts
  87. The Xerox Star On A Desktop Near You
  88. Understanding Modulated RF With [W2AEW]
  89. Build A Seismometer Out Of Plumbing Parts
  90. A Drum Set In Your Pocket
  91. Raspberry Pi Jukebox Hits All the Right Notes
  92. The 1859 Carrington Event
  93. Open Sourced Carbon Fiber Rod Ends
  94. Crash your code – Lessons Learned From Debugging Things That Should Never Happen™
  95. New Part Day: Small, Cheap, and Good LIDAR Modules
  96. Screen Shake In VR, Minus The Throwing Up
  97. Buy Your Very Own Commercial Flight Simulator
  98. Printing Christmas Cards The Hard Way
  99. To Make Reproduction Train Whistles, The Old Ways Are Best
  100. Building A 3D Printer That Goes Where You Do
  101. Hackaday Superconference: 3D Printing For Electronics
  102. Anatomy Of A Cloned Piece Of Hardware
  103. Open Source Synthesizers Hack Chat
  104. Human Augmentation for Weight Loss
  105. Alexa, Remind Me Of The First Time Your Product Category Failed
  106. Front Door Camera Sends Automatic Alerts By Text
  107. The Greatest Computer Ever Now Gets A New, Injection Molded Clear Case
  108. Sly Guy Nabs Pi Spy
  109. Building And Controlling 19 LEDs & Five Buttons From Five Outputs
  110. Hackaday Links: January 20, 2019
  111. Lathe’s Tool Holder Holds a Rotary Tool
  112. Radio Telescopes Horn In With GNU Radio
  113. CNC Mill Repairs iPhone 7
  114. Cloning Knobs For Vintage Testing Equipment
  115. Epsom Salts Restores Lead Acid Battery
  116. Strobe For Wood Turning Makes Inspection Easy
  117. Always Have A Square to Spare
  118. MIDI Association Announces MIDI 2.0 Prototyping
  119. Somewhere Down in Africa Toto is Playing on Loop
  120. Automate Your Home From the Clearance Rack
  121. Full Color Dot Matrix Is The Art We Need
  122. Unobtanium Bezels Finally Modeled For 3D Printing
  123. Lime SDR (and Pluto, Too) Sends TV
  124. Is That A Vintage Computer In Your Pocket?
  125. Talking With Bubbles
  126. Electrifying a Honda NC50 Express
  127. An Arduino Carbon Fiber Wrapping Machine
  128. Arduino Tachometer Clock Fires on All Cylinders
  129. Inventors Chasing Their Dreams; What It’s Like to Quit Your Job and Hack
  130. Hackaday Podcast 002: Curious Gadgets And The FPGA Brain Trust
  131. DIY Clapper is 1980s Style With Raspberry Pi Twist
  132. Oreo Construction: Hiding Your Components Inside The PCB
  133. Ben Heck Can Program The Smallest Microcontroller
  134. Hacking Hackaday.io from CircuitPython
  135. Long-Range RFID With Feedback
  136. Designing A Toilet Roll Holder
  137. This Computer Mouse Houses A Mouse Computer
  138. Win Back Some Privacy With A Cone Of Silence For Your Smart Speaker
  139. Hackaday Superconference: Estefannie’s Daft Punk Helmet
  140. Hack Your Gmail: A Quick Start for Google App Scripting
  141. You’ll Never See the End of This Project
  142. Sharpest Color CRT Display is Monochrome Plus a Trick
  143. A Compiler in Plain Text Also Plays Music
  144. PostmarketOS Turns 600 Days Old
  145. Breakfast Bot Does Eggs To Perfection
  146. RSA Encryption Cracked Easily (Sometimes)
  147. The Embroidered Computer
  148. This Monowheel Is Bright Orange, And We Want One
  149. Brush With The Power Of 3D Printing
  150. Plastics: Acrylic
  151. New Contest: 3D Printed Gears, Pulleys, and Cams
  152. The Printed Solution To A Handful Of Resistors
  153. Scramjet Engines on the Long Road to Mach 5
  154. No Keyboard Needed, this Laptop is all Screens
  155. New Part Day: SMD Batteries
  156. Do Other Things Besides Output Video
  157. Both Explanation And Build For This Artwork Are Beautiful
  158. Particle Paves Way For LTE Selfies
  159. Arduino RC Transmitter For Homebrew Projects
  160. Cheap Muon Detectors Go Aloft on High-Altitude Balloon Mission
  161. Seymour Cray, Father of the Supercomputer
  162. Twelve Circuit Sculptures We Can’t Stop Looking At
  163. Wireless Charging Without so Many Chargers
  164. Web Development: What’s Big In 2019?
  165. Deep Discounts Yield Deep Reverse Engineering of Biotech Hardware
  166. Arduino Hunts (and Sees) the Wumpus
  167. 3D Printing At The Speed Of Light
  168. Listening To Mains Power, Part 2
  169. Cutting Wit And Plastic
  170. Make Your Cactus Bionic With Bionic Cactus
  171. 3D Printing An Entire Rocket
  172. A Cloned Bluetooth Tracker Meets its Maker
  173. Hold That Cam Belt Pulley In Place With This Neat CNC Work
  174. UPnP, Vulnerability As A Feature That Just Won’t Die
  175. ULX3S: An Open-Source Lattice ECP5 FPGA PCB
  176. Project Shows How To Use Machine Learning to Detect Pedestrians
  177. CNC Turns a Single PCB into Origami Hemisphere
  178. Vintage Audio Gear Gets a Display Upgrade
  179. Hackaday Links: CES is Over
  180. Years Don’t Dim The Shine of These Curious Gadgets
  181. A Fully Automatic Electric Can Crusher
  182. See the Radioactive World with This Peltier Cloud Chamber
  183. Blowing the Dust off of an IBM AS/400 Server
  184. Hot Glue Makes These Segments Glow
  185. DIY Guided Telescope Mount Tracks Like a Barn Door
  186. The Coco-Nutcracker
  187. Preventing Embedded Fails with Watchdogs
  188. Addressable 7-Segment Displays May Make Multiplexing a Thing of the Past
  189. Electromagnetic 7-Segment Display Easy on the Eyes AND the Ears
  190. Radio Control Buggy Gets V10 Power
  191. Cyberpunk Jacket Is The Garment of Choice For The Streets of 2019
  192. Robot’s Actions and Our Reactions
  193. Visual Airplane Tracker Runs On Pi
  194. You Won’t Hear This Word On The Street
  195. A Turntable For Model Railroads
  196. ESP8266 AC Controller Shows Whats Possible
  197. No Moving Parts: Phased Array Antennas Move While Standing Still
  198. Low Tech High Safety and the NYC Subway System
  199. Hackaday Podcast 001: Seriously, We Know What We’re Doing
  200. Robot Arm is a Fast Learner
  201. Ask Hackaday: Help Me Pick A CAD Package
  202. Nintendo 64 Homebrew Via Game Shark
  203. Pac-Man Fever Comes to the Pano Logic FPGA
  204. Code On Your Phone With CircuitPython Editor
  205. Program This Badge in Lisp
  206. Electrifying A Vintage Outboard Motor
  207. Adventures in Automating a Candle Factory
  208. 35C3: Biggest Communication Congress, Yet Little Chaos
  209. State Machine Controls Garage Door Over The Internet
  210. Linux Fu: The Kitchen Sync
  211. Is Baking a Raspberry Pi the Recipe for Magic Smoke?
  212. Transistor Tester Becomes Car Display
  213. Adaptive Spoon Helps Those With Parkinson’s
  214. MIT Scratch 3.0 Opens New Doors For Users And Builders Alike
  215. Smartphone App Uses AR to Visualize The RF Spectrum
  216. Glasses Frames Crafted Out Of Wood
  217. The T-Pain Toy Is Now a Guitar Effect
  218. Morse Code Keyboard 1939 Style!
  219. Delta Robot Is Sorting Golf Balls And Taking Names
  220. Three Dimensions: What Does That Really Mean?
  221. New Game, Old Ways: Cramming an NES Game into 40 kB
  222. WiFi Remote Control Those Cheap LED Strips with an ESP8266 Passthrough
  223. Preserving Floppy Disks Via Logic Analyser
  224. Retrotechtacular: HGTV, The Place For Everything CES 1996
  225. Make Your Own Dowels At Home
  226. Vintage Programmer Gets Modern Chip Adapter
  227. Bad Apple!! Via The Arduino Mega
  228. Irène Joliot-Curie and Artificial Radioactivity
  229. An Electronic Love Letter to the Wind
  230. Goodbye Chevy Volt, The Perfect Car For A Future That Never Was
  231. Being an SPI Slave Can Be Trickier than it Appears
  232. Arduino Fights Fire with… Water?
  233. Portable Pi Teensy Thumboard
  234. All About Ham Satellites
  235. Building An ESP8266 Doorbell On Hard Mode
  236. Star Fox Comes To Arduboy
  237. Towards Low Cost Biomedical Imaging
  238. Making an Ultrasonic Cutter for Post-processing Tiny 3D Prints
  239. Controlling Non-Googley Devices With Google Assistant
  240. The Age of Hypersonic Weapons has Begun
  241. Teardown Shows Why Innovative Designs Sometimes Fail
  242. UV Glow Clock Tells The Time Glowingly
  243. Manhole Covers Hide Antennas
  244. Software: It Is All In The Details
  245. The Jookbox Is A Post-Modern Jukebox
  246. Raspberry Pi Powers This Retro Chess Computer
  247. A Quartet of Drills Put The Spurs To This Electric Utility Vehicle
  248. Modular Feeders For SMD Component Tape
  249. Making Your Breadboard Projects A Little More Permanent
  250. This Machine Teaches Sign Language
  251. Super Simple Sensor Makes DSLR Camera Motion Sensitive
  252. Green Hacking: Overclocking Photosynthesis
  253. Sugar As A Bed Adhesive For 3D Printing
  254. Tech Tattoos Trace Two Dimensions
  255. Build A Home Automation Hub For $20
  256. One More Weekend To Sculpt Your Circuits!
  257. RC Controller Becomes XInput Controller
  258. Control Anything With A Chat Bot
  259. Google Assistant, Now Available On Ham Radio
  260. Gesture Sensing With A Temperature Sensor
  261. BSD Breathes New Life Into Obsolete Equipment
  262. A Foggy Lightsaber Build
  263. Underclocking the ESP8266 Leads To WiFi Weirdness
  264. Return of the Logic Probe
  265. Finding the Goldilocks Cell Module
  266. The Mystery of the Clacking Clanking Scraping Sound
  267. Why Converting Classic Cars to Electric Drive Is A Thing
  268. Karakuri Kaizen: Hacks For The Factory Floor
  269. Pokemon Cries And How They Work
  270. Pi Zero Gives Amateur Astronomer Affordable Control Of Telescope
  271. Cheating AI Caught Hiding Data Using Steganography
  272. A Low Cost VR Headset
  273. The Solderdoodle Open Source Iron Rides Again
  274. Reset Your Router The Modern Way
  275. The Mother of All Demos, 50 Years On
  276. 2600-Inspired Handheld Brings the Faux Woodgrain
  277. Compiling NodeMCU for the ESP32 With Support for Public-Private Key Encryption
  278. A Practical Portable Wii Emerges from the Memes
  279. An Easy Way To MIDI Sync Your Eurorack Build
  280. DIY Ribbon Element Upgrades A Studio Microphone
  281. Superheterodyne Radios Explained
  282. Custom Mini 4WD Runs On Steam
  283. Wooden Clock To FPGA Conversion
  284. A Page-Turner On Kindle – One Step At A Time
  285. Fail of the Week: EPROMs, Rats’ Nests, Tanning Lamps, and Cardboard on Fire
  286. 1973: When Calculators Were Built Like Computers
  287. Your Face is Going Places You May Not Like
  288. Use Your Game Boy As A Wireless Controller
  289. Add A Trackpoint To A Mechanical Keyboard
  290. Picovoice Puts Smarts Offline in 512K of Memory
  291. Raspberry Pi Raccoon-proof Cat Feeder
  292. Forcing Amazon Alexa Compatible Stuff to Speak to Google Assistant
  293. Netflix Drops ZX Spectrum Homebrew Title Nohzdyve
  294. Designing Tiny Motors Right Into The Robot’s Circuit Board
  295. A Smartwatch You Can Easily Build Yourself
  296. Ask Hackaday: How Would You Detect A Marauding Drone?
  297. Open Source Company Gives Us A Peek At Financial Innards
  298. Excuse Me, I Have To Feed The Computer
  299. Artificial Limbs And Intelligence
  300. Hacking a 20 Year Old Subaru
  301. 35C3: Safe And Secure Drivers In High-Level Languages

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