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December 2020

  1. Cupcake Machine Makes Tasty, If Weird, Creations
  2. Remoticon Video: The Mechanics of Finite Element Analysis
  3. This Week in Security: Deeper Dive Into SolarWinds, Bouncy Castle, and Docker Images
  4. Amazon Halo Teardown is Supremely Thorough
  5. Still Working after All These Years: The Voyager Plasma Wave Subsystem
  6. A Novel Micro Desktop Display For Your Raspberry Pi
  7. Augmented Reality On The Cheap With ESP32
  8. LEDs-On-Chips Will Give Us Lower Cost Optoelectronics
  9. Magnetocuring: Curing Epoxy With A Magnetic Field
  10. Unbricking A SEGGER J-Link v9 Debug Probe
  11. Alien Inspired Cyberdeck Packs Vintage Atari 800XL
  12. Japan To Launch Wooden Satellites
  13. Water And Molten Aluminium Is A Dangerous Combination
  14. Boston Dynamics’ Dancing Bots Beg For Your Love a la Napoleon Dynamite
  15. Solar Flares and Radio Communications — How Precarious are Our Electronics?
  16. Improve ATtiny Timing Accuracy With This Clock Calibrator
  17. Amiga Now Includes HDMI By Way of a Raspberry Pi Daughterboard
  18. More 3D Printed IKEA Hacks Make Life Better
  19. High Tech Photos Capture Snowflakes Like Never Before
  20. Federal Aviation Administration Announces Major Drone Rule Changes
  21. Magnetic Motorized Plasma Cutter Track
  22. Remoticon Video: From Zero to ASIC; How to Design in Silicon
  23. Seeking Enlightenment: The Quest To Restore Vision In Humans
  24. Reverse Engineering Silicon From The First Pocket Calculator
  25. 2020: As The Hardware World Turns
  26. New Part Day: SD NAND are Surface Mount Chips That Work Like An SD Card
  27. The Black Magic of a Disappearing Linear Actuator
  28. Think Your Laptop is Anemic? Try an MSDOS One
  29. Twenty Seconds at 100 Megakelvins
  30. Co41D 2020 MIDI Theremin Sounds Pretty Sick
  31. Build Your Own Custom Elevator
  32. Netscape Communicator And SHA-1 Written Into Brexit Agreement
  33. Teardown: Creality Wi-Fi Box
  34. A Pull Chain to End Your Zoom Pain
  35. The High-Tech Valor Glass Vials Used to Deliver the Coronavirus Vaccine
  36. The Wichinsky Bagelmatic
  37. Big Time Character LCD Clock
  38. Retrocomputing With Modern Hardware, No Emulation Required
  39. Rheoscopic Holiday Ornaments
  40. Hackaday Links: December 27, 2020
  41. A Mechanical Edge-Avoiding Robot
  42. Put a Hardened Edge on Mild Steel with Just a Drill Bit. Sort of.
  43. 76-bit Trombones Led By The Big MIDI File
  44. Custom Powerbank In Compact Form Factor
  45. A Tracker For Radio Sondes
  46. 3D Printed Server Case Holds 14 Raspberry Pis
  47. Analyzing the “Source Code” of the COVID-19 Vaccine
  48. Squeezing Every Bit from an ATMega
  49. Fox Hunting with Software-Defined Radio
  50. Indoor Antennas Worthy of 007
  51. Legged Robots Put On Wheels And Skate Away
  52. Casting Skateboard Wheels with a 3D Printed Mold
  53. No Doorknobs Needed for This Nitrogen Laser Build
  54. Webcam Heart Rate Monitor Brings Photoplethysmography to Your PC
  55. Better Security, Harry Potter Style
  56. Making Smart Bulbs Smarter With The Power Of MQTT
  57. Modified Yost Tames Pinout Plethora
  58. Ten Robot Mechanisms For Your Design Toolbox
  59. The X-PC, A stylish Re-Imagining Of An Old Laptop
  60. Is This The World’s Smallest Nintendo 64?
  61. Tank Track Skateboard
  62. Discrete LEDs Make a Micro Display
  63. Control Theory Spellcasting Banishes the 3D Printing Ghosts
  64. Fully Backlit AlphaSmart NEO2 Lights Up the Night
  65. PIR Sensor In A Jar Helps You Keep Your Concentration
  66. XChange Promises Inexpensive Tool Changes for 3D Printers
  67. Circuit VR: Some Op Amps
  68. Hackaday Podcast 099: Our Hundredth Episode! Denture Synth, OLED Keycaps, and SNES Raytracing
  69. Ringing In The Holidays With Self-Playing Chimes
  70. How the Gates (Almost) Stole Christmas
  71. We would not Want to be Stormtroopers Right Now
  72. Hello, Holograms
  73. 4-bit Retrocomputer Emulator Gets Custom PCB
  74. SpaceAusScope Team Listens to the Galaxy
  75. Racing The Old Clock
  76. Magic 8-Ball Gets a Modern Makeover
  77. Remoticon Video: KiCad to Blender PCB Renders
  78. Bare-Metal STM32: Exploring Memory-Mapped I/O And Linker Scripts
  79. For Your Holiday Relaxation: the Clickspring Sundial Build Megacut
  80. The Mouth-Watering World Of NIST Standard Foods
  81. Hyundai Mini 45 EV Is A Small Car With Grand Ambitions
  82. A Tiny LED Matrix is Better With Friends
  83. The World is Your Green Screen
  84. Adding Space Music To The Astronomy Toolbox
  85. V12 Corvette Gets Electronic Gauge Mod
  86. Watch This Scaly Gauntlet’s Hypnotizing, Rippling Waves
  87. DIY ESP32 Video Doorbell Locks Out Big Brother
  88. New Part Day: Hackboard 2, an x86 Single-Board Computer
  89. A Charmander Lamp to Light Up the Garden
  90. Uber Traded Away Its In-House Self-Driving Effort
  91. Implementing SENT Sensors on the Raspberry Pi
  92. TI eZ430-Chronos Turned Medical Alert Wearable
  93. Heavy Raspberry Pi User? Keep an HDMI-to-USB Capture Device Around
  94. C++ Compiler Targets the Web
  95. Coil On Plug Ignition For Tiny Engines
  96. Watch Life Tick Away, one LED Segment at a Time
  97. Remoticon Video: Making Glowy Origami with Charlyn Gonda
  98. World Solar Challenge: How Far in a Solar Car?
  99. Solar Pi Zero e-Paper Photo Frame Waits for the Right Moment
  100. The First Real Palmtop
  101. Did ET Finally Call Us?
  102. We Bet You’ve Never Seen a Pink Denture Synth
  103. Weather Note Tells You What You Need To Know, And No More
  104. Splash droplet photos
  105. Hackaday Links: December 20, 2020
  106. Lidar House Looks Good, Looks All Around
  107. Status Display Lets Them Know You Can’t Play
  108. This Expedient Microfiche Reader Illuminates Retro Datasheets
  109. Making a Little Smalltalk
  110. A Synth Of Your Own, For Not A Lot
  111. Old Thermostat Gets Smarts
  112. Why Your Scanner Has A Hole In It
  113. Hamster Wheel Tacho Measures Tiny Pet Performance
  114. How Researchers Used Salt to Give Masks an Edge Against Pathogens
  115. Bringing Full Colour PCB Art To Production
  116. Label Your Shtuff!
  117. Logitech Joystick Gets a Mechanical Sidekick
  118. Protect Your Tomatoes With A 9V Battery
  119. A Camera Slider with a Twist
  120. A Bullet For The Digital You
  121. Machining Without Machines
  122. Over-Engineered Bottle Opener Takes the Drudgery out of Drinking
  123. Remoticon Video: How to 3D Print onto Fabric with Billie Ruben
  124. Basics Of Remote Cellular Access – Choosing a Modem
  125. Hackaday Podcast 098: China’s Moon Rocks, Antikythera Revelations, Creality vs Octoprint, and RC Starship
  126. Edge-Mounted LEDs Make This Spherical POV Look Fantastic
  127. This Week in Security: SolarWinds and FireEye, WordPress DDoS, And Enhance!
  128. Building A Smash Bros. Controller With Keyswitches
  129. Stacked Material Makes Kitchen Temperature Superconductors
  130. 900-Degree Racing Wheel Helps You Nail The Apex
  131. BASH Template Promises Safer Scripts
  132. Hypercar Valve Technology On A Harbour Freight Engine
  133. Adaptive Macro-Pad Uses Tiny OLED Screens as Keycaps
  134. Remoticon Video: How to Use Max in Your Interactive Projects
  135. How To Get Into Cars: Drag Racing Mods
  136. Animatronic Saturn V Launch Tower Sends Lego Model to the Moon
  137. Tech Hidden in Plain Sight: the Ballpoint Pen
  138. Fancy Filament Joiner Has Promise, But Ultimately Fails
  139. A SNES, Ray Tracing
  140. Skittle Sorter Makes Long Task Shorter
  141. Learn Compilers Online from Cornell
  142. Automatic Sanitizer for Your Cupholder
  143. Building Distributed Mode Loudspeakers With Plywood
  144. Enormous CNC Router Uses Clever Tricks to Improve Performance
  145. Tracking Satellites: The Nitty Gritty Details
  146. Sit Up Straight!: Open Source Bluetooth Posture Sensing
  147. Teardown: Siemens 8mm SMD Parts Feeder
  148. 3D Printing With VHS Tape Filament
  149. RC Lawn Mower Cuts With Impunity
  150. Micro:bit Put On Plant Minding Duty
  151. Russian Doomsday Radios Go Missing
  152. Radio Controlled Hovercraft Apes The SR.N1
  153. Real Hackers Videoconference in Terminal
  154. Remoticon Video: Intro to Modern Synthesis Using VCV Rack
  155. Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin Saw Through the Stars
  156. Console Controller Mod Gets Amputee Back in the Game
  157. PS2 Emulation On The Xbox Series S: A Story Of Walled Gardens
  158. Mouse-Controller Hybrid Aims To Dominate in First-Person Shooters
  159. SpaceX Starship Replica Attempts The Bellyflop
  160. An Easy DIY Pedal Set For Racing Sims
  161. Tunes You Can Eat
  162. Dead Simple Time-Domain Reflectometry with Just a Battery and an Oscilloscope
  163. Railroad Rail Transformed into Blacksmith’s Anvil with the Simplest of Tools
  164. Pi Compute Module is Love-child of Raspberry and Arduino
  165. China’s Moon Mission Was About More than Rocks
  166. Join Us for the “Holiday with Hackaday and Tindie” Meet-Up
  167. Save Your Original Xbox From A Corrosive Death
  168. Peeking Inside A VW Gearbox Reveals Die Casting Truths
  169. 15 Volts to 110,000 Volts
  170. Building A Tiny Finger Plane For Detailed Work
  171. Auto Tuning For A Vintage Stereo
  172. Little Red Night Light is Just Right
  173. Hackaday Links: December 13, 2020
  174. A 3D – To – 2D Converter To Make Plots From STLs.
  175. A Pair of Steppers are Put to Work in This Automatic Instrument Pickup Winder
  176. RC Starship Perfects its Skydiving Routine
  177. Creality WiFi Takes on Octoprint
  178. Can You Use an Easy-Bake Oven for Reflow Soldering?
  179. IRC over LoRa, For When Things Really Go South
  180. A Beeping Toy Helps a Blind Dog Play Fetch
  181. Homebuilt Racing Sim Does Almost Everything From Scratch
  182. Hacker’s Discovery Changes Understanding of the Antikythera Mechanism
  183. Giving Blind Runners Independence With AI
  184. How Much is Too Much?
  185. Slick DIY Compound Bow Uses Coiled Springs, Toothbrush Heads
  186. 3D Finger Joints For Your Laser Cutter
  187. Surfing the Web with 7400 Logic
  188. A Thousand Feet Under The Sea
  189. Microstepping A PCB Motor
  190. Putting the Finishing Touches on a 60W Laser
  191. Remoticon Video: Breaking Encrypted Firmware Workshop
  192. Bare-Metal STM32: Blinky And The Secret Of Delay Functions
  193. Hackaday Podcast 097: We ♥ MicroMice, the Case of the Missing Drones, and 3D Prints Tested for Rocketry and Food Prep
  194. Still Got Film To Scan? This Lego And Raspberry Pi Scanner Is For You
  195. This Week in Security: VMWare, Microsoft Teams, Python Fuzzing, and More
  196. CNC Router Frame Repurposed for Colorful String Art Bot
  197. Gigantic Working Arduino Uses 1/4″ Cables
  198. A Lambda 8300 Lives Again
  199. Easy Frequency Counter Looks Good, Reads To 6.5 MHz
  200. ESP32 Spectrum Analyzer Taps Into Both Cores
  201. The Macro Keyboard Is On Deck
  202. Remoticon Video: Learn How to Hack a Car with Amith Reddy
  203. Remembering Chuck Yeager: The Supersonic Legend Whose Wings Were Clipped By A High School Diploma
  204. A Walking Rover Destined Explore Your Fridge Door
  205. A Xilinx Zynq Linux FPGA Board For Under $20? The Windfall of Decommissioned Crypto Mining
  206. A Whimsical Touch-Free Gumball Machine for These Trying Times
  207. Wireless Quad Voltmeter Brings it All Together
  208. A Relay-Based Pseudorandom Number Generator
  209. A PCB Diary
  210. PET 2001 Emulator on $2 of Hardware
  211. CentOS is Dead, Long Live CentOS
  212. Who Says Solder Paste Stencils Have To Be CNC Cut?
  213. Hyperloop: Fast, But At What Cost?
  214. Mind-Controlled Beer Pong Gets Easier as You Drink
  215. North American Field Guide to Rail Cars
  216. Speaker Snitch Tattles on Privacy Leaks
  217. This Automated Wire Prep Machine Cuts and Strips the Wire
  218. Printed Circuits, 1940s Style
  219. Roll Your Own Tracking
  220. Home-Crafting A Motorcycle Throttle Hold
  221. DevTerm Beats Cyberdeck Builders to the Punch
  222. Remoticon Video: Making Microphones and Finding Sound
  223. Space is Radioactive: Dealing with Cosmic Rays
  224. A Portable Serial Terminal That Should Be From The 1970s
  225. Exploring Custom Firmware on Xiaomi Thermometers
  226. SLA 3D Printed Vortex Cooled Rocket Engine
  227. 3D Printed Rigid Chain Mechanism
  228. Inside CHIP-8
  229. Food Safe Printing Techniques
  230. Cassette Synth Plays with Speed Control
  231. The Gatwick Drone: Finally Someone Who Isn’t Us Asks Whether It Ever Really Existed
  232. Sinclair QL Repairs and Restoration
  233. How to Get Into Lost Wax Casting (with a Dash of 3D Printing)
  234. Vacuum Tube Logic Hack Chat
  235. An Epic Quest for a Motorized Volume Knob
  236. Norway Leads The Charge To Phase Out Internal Combustion; China and the UK To Follow
  237. Slim RGB Matrix Puts LEDs Inside The PCB
  238. A Brain Transplant For An Uncommon Smart Bulb
  239. These Micro Mice have Macro Control
  240. A UV Curing Wand For Everyone
  241. Hackaday Links: December 6, 2020
  242. Leaking Data By Ultrasound
  243. No-Battery Pressure Sensors For Bike Tyres
  244. Parkinson’s Spoon uses Control Theory for Good
  245. Ground Off Part Number Leads To Chip Detective Work
  246. Tiny Chain-Link Fence Made With Hand-Cranked Brilliance
  247. DIY Automated Roller Blinds
  248. Slot Machine Has a Handle on Fun
  249. Hybrid Respirator Uses Repurposed Filters
  250. A Retro Camcorder Upgraded as a Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
  251. Killing Mosquitoes With Cardi B
  252. Sufficiently Advanced Technology and Justice
  253. ARM and X86 Team Up in No Compromise Cyberdeck
  254. Fans Add Reality to Virtual Driving
  255. Sierpinski PCB Christmas Tree
  256. The Protein Folding Break-Through
  257. FM Radio from Scratch using an Arduino
  258. Transforming Work Light Is More than Meets the Eye
  259. Remoticon Video: How to Use Machine Learning with Microcontrollers
  260. Circuit VR: Squaring with Schmitt Triggers
  261. Hackaday Podcast 096: Diaphragm Engine, DIY Dish Washer, Forgotten Soviet Computers, and a Starlink Teardown
  262. Flipbook Automation Saves Your Thumb
  263. This Week in Security: iOS Wifi Incantations, Ghosts, and Bad Regex
  264. nerfnet Tunnels TCP/IP over NRF24L01 Radios
  265. Incredible Discrete MOSFET Rover has Maximum Blink
  266. Hardware Keymapper Routes Through Raspberry Pi
  267. FTDI VCP Chips With Custom PIDs Not Working On MacOS 11 Big Sur
  268. PinePhone Gets 3D Printed Mechanical Keyboard
  269. NSF Releases Video of Arecibo’s Final Moments
  270. Underwater Drone Faces Trial By Water
  271. Remoticon Video: Circuit Sculpture Workshop
  272. Crossed Wires Crash Rockets
  273. Cheap DIY High Impedance Earphones
  274. Game Cartridges And The Technology To Make Data Last Forever
  275. Waveshare’s Pi CM3 Laptop Arrives a Bit Too Late
  276. Exhaust Fan-Equipped Reflow Oven Cools PCBs Quickly
  277. Hot Wire Foam Cutter Does Circles, Too
  278. Smart Screen Heal Thyself
  279. Fridge Compressor Turned into Capable Little Four-Stroke Engine
  280. European Right To Repair: Poor Repairability Shamed With Rating System
  281. Templateize your Timetable with EPaper Templates
  282. A Case for Project Part Numbers
  283. Clone Console Cribs Ben Heck’s Classic SNES Caché
  284. The Dark Side of Solar Power
  285. A Straightforward Guide To Unlocking The Nintendo Game And Watch
  286. Diaphragm Air Engine
  287. Exploring Turn of the Century RAF Avionics
  288. Extracting A Gate From AMD and Intel
  289. Watercooling A Canon DSLR Leads To Serious Engineering Upgrades
  290. Wemo Smart Plug Gets Brain Transplant
  291. Remoticon Video: How to Reverse Engineer a PCB
  292. Spacing Out: Rocks From The Moon, Rocks From Mars, A Near Miss, And Some Interesting Launches
  293. Giving Micro Channel Bus Computers A Sound Blaster Bark
  294. Let’s Encrypt Will Stop Working For Older Android Devices
  295. Zelda II Redux ROM Hack Plays How You Remember The Original
  296. Building A Vector Graphics Machine From Scratch Including The CRT
  297. USB Webcams Out of Stock? Make One With A Raspberry Pi and HQ Camera Module
  298. Recovering Metal From Waste
  299. Gathering Eclipse Data Via Ham Radio

November 2020

  1. Building A Dishwasher From Scratch
  2. A Crust-Cutting, Carrot-Chopping Robot
  3. Amazon Sidewalk: Should You Be Co-Opted Into A Private Neighbourhood LoRa Network?
  4. Precision Optics Hack Chat with Jeroen Vleggaar of Huygens Optics
  5. Leaking Data Slowly By Switching Ethernet Speeds
  6. Lithium: What Is It and Do We Have Enough?
  7. Urban Explorers Reveal A Treasure Trove Of Soviet Computing Power
  8. Pushing The FPGA Video Player Further
  9. Mouse-Controlled Mouse Controller Is Silly, But Could Be Useful
  10. Calendar Printer Makes You A Hard Copy On The Daily
  11. Hackaday Links: November 29, 2020
  12. MQTT Dashboard Uses SHARP Memory LCD
  13. Making A “Unpickable” Lock
  14. DIY Induction Heater Draws 1.4 kW And Gets Metal Hot
  15. Advanced Printer Control Aims To Stop Idle Waste
  16. A Clap-Activated Machine For All Your Applause Needs
  17. Open Hardware GPS Tracker Works On Your Terms
  18. Ham Radio Needs To Embrace The Hacker Community Now More Than Ever
  19. Taking Over the Amazing Control Panel of a Vintage Video Switcher
  20. Scratch Building a Supersized CNC Router
  21. This Debug Connector Brings Your Issues to the Edge
  22. Sims-Style Plumb Bob Broadcasts Your Mood
  23. TMD-2: A Bigger, Better, More Collaborative Turing Machine
  24. HackRF PortaPack Firmware Spoofs All the Things
  25. An iMac All-In-One’s New Life
  26. He’s the Operator of His Pocket Arduino
  27. Finally! The ROM You Wished Your Sinclair Spectrum Had!
  28. Atreus Gets a TrackPoint and Layer LEDs
  29. Hackaday Podcast 095: Booting FreeDOS from a Vinyl Record, Floating on Mushrooms, and Tunneling Through a Living Room
  30. Repurposing Large Electronic Price Tags
  31. So Close to Landing a Model Rocket on Its Tail
  32. Shhh… Robot Vacuum Lidar is Listening
  33. Chess Computer Retires to Play Jazz
  34. TinyTacho: Rotational Speed Measurement Without The Bulk
  35. Building a Workshop Crane From Scratch
  36. Alfa Romeo Gauge Cluster Gets a Fresh Set of LEDs
  37. Tiny Ethernet Routers Now Available In Gigabit Speeds
  38. Cornhole Boards Play Victory Songs
  39. Electric BMX with Friction Drive
  40. Adding USB To A Keyboard The Way It Used To Be Done
  41. Audio Fingerprinting Skips a Show’s Intro, Reliably
  42. Zoombombing the EU Foreign Affairs Council
  43. Cleaner Laser Cutting With a 3D-Printed Nozzle
  44. Literally Tearing Apart a SpaceX Starlink Antenna
  45. TV Head Is Great Replacement For Your Real Head
  46. “Enhance” Is Now A Thing, But Don’t Believe What You See
  47. Building A Mask To Induce Lucid Dreaming
  48. The Wow! Signal and the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence
  49. A Raspberry Pi 400 UPS Add-On, It’s Not All Plain Sailing
  50. SMD Challenge Extreme Edition Gets Our Flux Flowing
  51. True Networked KVM Without Breaking the Bank
  52. Real Spectrum Analysis Goes Virtual
  53. DIY Camera Motion Rig Is Mostly 3D Printed
  54. Digispark Spoofs IR To Get Speakers Under Control
  55. Alfred Jones Talks About the Challenges of Designing Fully Self-Driving Vehicles
  56. Garrett Augustus Morgan Made the World Safer
  57. Over-the-Top Cyberdeck is Really a Geiger-Deck
  58. Eulogy To Arecibo: With Demise of a Unique Scientific Facility, Who Will Carry The Torch?
  59. Bet You Didn’t Know Arduinos Are Psychic
  60. Trashed Tablet Lives Again Thanks to New Charger IC
  61. A CPU-Less Computer with a Single NOR-Gate ALU
  62. Roll Your Own Photo Sharing, Minus the Social Networking Baggage
  63. The Mystery Of A Particular ATtiny85 Fuse
  64. Coaxial Connectors, Starting With The PL259
  65. Wireless Mouse Gets a Charging House
  66. Linux Fu: VPN for Free with SSH
  67. Escape Tunnel In Your Living Room: A Different Take On The Infinity Mirror
  68. The Cost of Moving Atoms in Space; Unpacking the Dubious Claims of a $10 Quintillion Space Asteroid
  69. Full 8-Bit Computer on Breadboards
  70. Booting a PC from Vinyl for a Warmer, Richer OS
  71. The Most Annoying Among Us Tasks Created In Real Life
  72. Hackaday Links: November 22, 2020
  73. Espressif Leaks ESP32-C3: A WiFi SoC That’s RISC-V and is ESP8266 Pin-Compatible
  74. DOOM Running on the Nintendo Game & Watch
  75. Artistic Robot Has Paints, Will Travel
  76. Blue Pill as a Nerdy Swiss Army Knife
  77. RGB Party Bike Flashes With The Beat
  78. Intel’s Forgotten 1970s Dual Core Processor
  79. Beer Pong Difficulty Level: 10
  80. A Computer In The Game Of Life
  81. A Rocket Powered Ejection Seat For Model Aircraft
  82. Among Us Emergency Meeting Button Becomes Reality
  83. High-Speed Spectrometer Built with Cheap Linear CCD
  84. Why You Need to Finish
  85. Reduce, Reuse, Injection Mold
  86. Reverse Engineering a PokeWalker
  87. Big Nerf Bazooka Packs a Wallop
  88. Procedurally Generated Trees
  89. A Motorized Rotary Shop Table from Scratch
  90. No Wonder These Projects Won the Circuit Sculpture Contest
  91. Desktop Wind Tunnel Brings Aerospace Engineering to the Home Gamer
  92. Ask Hackaday: What Tools Do You Really Need For A Life On The Road?
  93. Hackaday Podcast 094: Fake Sun, Hacked Super Mario, Minimum Viable Smart Glasses, and 3D Printers Can’t Do That
  94. New Part Day: Bouffalo Labs BL602 RISC-V Wi-Fi/Bluetooth SoC
  95. This Week in Security: SAD DNS, Incident Documentation Done Well, and TCL Responds
  96. 3D Printable Cloth Takes Advantage of Defects
  97. Mushroom Canoe is Rooted in Nature
  98. Circuit Boards You Can Stretch: Liquid Metal Nanomaterials Make a Strange Flex
  99. The Battle for Arecibo Has Been Lost
  100. RadioShack to Be Reborn as Online-First Retailer
  101. Micro Macro Keyboard is ‘Mega-Based
  102. Remoticon Video: Firmware Reverse Engineering Workshop with Asmita Jha
  103. Easy IoT Logging Options For The Beginner
  104. Colorful Quinary Clock Makes the Most Out of Five Neopixels
  105. The Shipping Industry’s Transition To Atomic Power And Faster Deliveries
  106. 3D Printer Lets You Play “Will It Shred?”
  107. E-Ink Calendar Paves A Path For All
  108. C64 Runs on STM32F429 Discovery
  109. Turning GitHub Into A URL Shortening Service
  110. Giving Recalled Fitness Trackers a Second Chance
  111. Actuator Opens the Door to Drier Dishes
  112. Easy Device Configuration For Your Pi Projects
  113. Larry Berg and the Purple Open Passion Project
  114. 3D Printed Electric Motor Wants to Take Flight
  115. How To Get Into Cars: Offroading Mods
  116. Hacking the FPGA Control Board from a Bitcoin Miner
  117. More LEDs Means Faster Print Times For 3D Printer, But There’s a Catch
  118. Magnifying on the Cheap
  119. Portable Ham Antenna Uses SMD Capacitors
  120. Exploring the new Super Mario Game & Watch
  121. Sorting Thousands of Drill Bits
  122. Kipp Bradford Discusses the Entanglement of Politics and Technology
  123. Bare-Metal STM32: From Power-Up To Hello World
  124. Custom Firmware For Cheap Bluetooth Thermometers
  125. The Special Fridges Behind The COVID-19 Vaccine, Why It’s Surprisingly Difficult To Be That Cool
  126. Another Kind of “Bare Metal”: 6502 Computer Powers RPN Calculator
  127. Prusa Mini Gets Custom Heavy Duty Enclosure
  128. 3D Print Your Way to a Modular MIDI Playset
  129. FreeCAD Debugging
  130. youtube-dl Makes Their Case, Returns to GitHub
  131. Gorgeous Mini-Lathe Makes the Most Out of Wood and Metal
  132. Celebrating the 4004’s 0x31st Anniversary
  133. Teardown: Recon Sentinel
  134. Harnessing Your Creativity Hack Chat
  135. Simple Tips For Better 3D-Printed Enclosures
  136. 3D Printering: The Things Printers (Don’t) Do
  137. Automatic Winder Takes the Drudgery Out of Tesla Coil Builds
  138. Vectron Adds Basic and Christmas Tree Control
  139. Gyroscope Level is Digital
  140. DIY High Voltage Kirlian Photography Rig
  141. Hackaday Links: November 15, 2020
  142. A Microwave Repair Even Mechanical Keyboard Fans Will Love
  143. Halloween Pumpkin Scares With An Evil Eye
  144. Cutting Balsa Wood with Air (Oh, and a Laser)
  145. Interactive Subway Map Talks You Through The Route
  146. An EV Conversion Engineered As A Drop-in Replacement
  147. Automatic Scoring For Skeeball Mini-Golf
  148. Micropython on Microcontrollers
  149. A Different Kind of IKEA Hack: Javascript Price Comparison by Location
  150. Illuminated 3D Printed Guitar is Ready to Rock
  151. MicroOS is Immutable Linux
  152. What is Worth Saving?
  153. Turn-by-turn Smart Glasses Give You Direction
  154. Dremel 3D20 Printer Gets Modern Overhaul
  155. Haunted TV Does Mirror Scares With Raspberry Pi
  156. Wireless Earphones And Getting Them Back After They Fall On Tram Tracks
  157. Robotics Club Teaches Soldering
  158. “Artificial Sun” Lighting Via Old Satellite Dishes
  159. Fran Finds Four Foot Alphanumeric Displays From 1910
  160. DSP Spreadsheet: The Goertzel Algorithm is Fourier’s Simpler Cousin
  161. Hackaday Podcast 093: Hot and Fast Raspberry Pi, Dr. Seuss Drone, M&M Mass Meter, and FPGA Tape Backup
  162. Zoom Control Box Helps Keep Meetings On Track
  163. This Week in Security: Platypus, Git.bat, TCL TVs, and Lessons From Online Gaming
  164. Easy Carrier Board For the Compute Module 4 Shows You Can Do It, Too
  165. Tracking Drone Flight Path Via Video, Using Cameras We Can Get
  166. Domino Clock Tells The Time In Style
  167. Rotating Magnetic Fields, Explained
  168. Bringing An IBM Model F Into 2020
  169. Highly Sensitive Camera Makes A Great Night Vision Scope
  170. Three-Wheeled Turret Car Looks Like It Should Be Orbiting Thunderdome
  171. Tech Hidden in Plain Sight: Gas Pumps
  172. Meticulous Bionic Hand
  173. After Eight-Month Break, Deep Space Network Reconnects with Voyager 2
  174. Quick And Dirty Trebuchet Flings Mashed Potato
  175. Really Useful Robot
  176. Homebrew Slide Rule Gets Back to Mathematical Basics
  177. Aircraft Radio Bares All
  178. Rotary Plotter Draws On Bottles
  179. Teensy Controller for Powerful CNCs
  180. Escalating Privileges in Ubuntu 20.04 from User Account
  181. Spacing Out: A Big Anniversary, Starlink Failures Plummet, Lunar Cellphones, And A Crewed Launch
  182. Visualizing Magnetic Memory with Core 64
  183. Adventures in Overclocking: Which Raspberry Pi 4 Flavor is Fastest?
  184. Laser-Induced Graphene Supercapacitors from Kapton Tape
  185. Tensions High After Second Failed Cable At Arecibo
  186. Trying (And Failing) To Use GPUs with the Compute Module 4
  187. Retrotechtacular: Shake Hands with Danger
  188. Xbox Series S Teardown Shows a Glimpse at the Future
  189. Help, I’m Buried Alive By Tablets!
  190. Illuminating the Inner Workings of a Venus Flytrap
  191. Linux Fu: Send in the (Cloud) Clones
  192. New Contest: Say Goodbye to 2020
  193. Mini iMac G4 Made With NUC and 3D Printer
  194. Sending 3D Printed Parts to Mars: A Look Inside JPL’s Additive Manufacturing Center
  195. Binary Calculator For All 0b10 Types
  196. Proper Cassettes For Your FPGA Retrocomputer
  197. Kinect Gave Us A Preview Of The Future, Though Not The One It Intended
  198. Watching The Global Oil Trade With Satellite Imagery
  199. Hello From The NearSpace
  200. Infinity Mirror Guitar Shreds Forever
  201. Getting Over 4Gbps Out Of A Compute Module 4
  202. Prism Lighting – The Art of Steering Daylight
  203. Learning SDR and DSP Hack Chat
  204. The Logic Chip RISC-V Project Reboots
  205. Product Review: The tinySA, a Shirt-Pocket Sized Spectrum Analyzer
  206. Ethernet Goes to the Ether
  207. From Trash PPE To New PPE
  208. Teardown Experts Sing Praise Of Stretch-Release Adhesives
  209. “Hey, You Left the Peanut Out of My Peanut M&Ms!”
  210. Hackaday Links: November 8, 2020
  211. Fail of the Week: Roboracer Meets Wall
  212. Today at Remoticon: Sunday Live Events
  213. Under the Sea GPS Uses Sound
  214. Robots Can Finally Answer, Are You Talking To Me?
  215. Near-Silent Bellows Uses Water Flow And Magnetic Coupling
  216. Door Mutes Microphone to Prevent Remote Learning Humiliation
  217. The BYTE is the Grand Prize Winner of the 2020 Hackaday Prize
  218. An Old-School Control Panel For Your Computer
  219. One Wheel Is All We Need To Roll Into Better Multirotor Efficiency
  220. How To Improve a Smart Motor? Make It Bigger!
  221. Dad Scores Big with DIY Indoor Hockey Game
  222. Tired of the Cat-and-Mouse
  223. Today at Remoticon: Saturday Live Events
  224. Training A Neural Network To Play A Driving Game
  225. Wearable Sensors on Your Skin
  226. Procedurally Generated Retrocomputer Emulators
  227. Spider Silk, Spider Silk, Made Using a Strain of Yeast
  228. Gorgeous Perfboard Build Puts 1-Bit Controller Back to Work
  229. Mix It Up with a Multi-Volume Controller
  230. Open Source Self-Driving Smartphone Robot
  231. Local And Remote Debugging With GDB
  232. Hackaday Podcast 092: Orbital Data by Mail, Human Flight on Styrofoam Wings, and Seven Shades of E-Ink
  233. Robots Learning to Understand Their Surroundings
  234. Today at Remoticon: Bring-a-Hack
  235. This Week in Security: In the Wild, Through Your NAT, and Brave
  236. Lunar Ark Boldly Goes
  237. Walmart Gives Up on Stock-Checking Robots
  238. A Super UPS for the Pi
  239. Purdue’s Powerful Paint Could Cancel Climate Change
  240. Open Source Lego Controller
  241. Giant Blacksmith Vise From Start To Finish
  242. A Featherweight Direct Drive Extruder in a Class of Its Own
  243. AlphaSmart Neo Teardown: This is the Way to Write Without Distractions
  244. Robust Water-Rocket Launcher Gets the Engineering Just Right
  245. Linux Fu: Monitor Disks
  246. Quadcopter with Tensegrity Shell Takes A Beating And Gets Back Up
  247. Rebuilding a Hero (the Robot, not the Sandwich)
  248. DualShock Flight Simulator Yoke
  249. Building Walks with Robot Legs
  250. 3D Printed Workshop Lamp Uses A Few Neat Tricks
  251. Minimalist Low Power Supercapacitor Sensor Node
  252. Quick and Simple Milliohmmeter
  253. Bespoke Storage Technologies: The Alphabet Soup Found in Modern Hard Drives and Beyond
  254. DIY Heavy Duty Linear Slides
  255. MOSAiC Project Freezes A Boat In The Arctic Ice Pack For Science
  256. Scratch Built 3D Printer Goes Big
  257. Wheels or Legs? Why Not Both?
  258. “Brain in a Vat” 6502
  259. Make Some Noise or Simulate It, at Least
  260. E-Paper Weather Display is a Great Base to Build From
  261. Computer Vision Maps Christmas Lights
  262. Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna Sharpened Mother Nature’s Genetic Scissors and Won the Nobel for It
  263. This GCode Post-Processor Squeezes Lines into Arcs
  264. As Facebook Tightens Their Grip on VR, Jailbreaking Looks More Likely
  265. Raspberry Raven Pi Security Camera Does Double Duty
  266. Useless Box with Attitude Isn’t Entirely Useless
  267. Dumping A N64 Development Cartridge Safely
  268. TTL Simulator in JavaScript
  269. Building A Top-Notch Electret Microphone
  270. Peter Sripol’s DIY Electric Ultralight MK4
  271. Robot Sink Helps With The Dishes
  272. OpenOffice or LibreOffice? A Star is Torn
  273. How Many Punches Does it Take?
  274. ESP32 Adds New Features To 1990s Home Alarm System
  275. Flies Like a Quadcopter, But This Drone Design Has Only One Propeller
  276. New Raspberry Pi 400 is a Computer In a Keyboard for $70
  277. Sharpie Mount Brings Some Color to Your 3D Prints
  278. Raspberry PI 4 Now Supported by Risc OS in Latest Update
  279. Hackaday Links: November 1, 2020
  280. Bodge Wire Saves a Vintage Mac SE/30 From the Heap
  281. Brassy, Classy WiFi Clock Shows Weather, Too
  282. Flexible Actuators Spring Into Action
  283. Big Workshop Clock Is 3D Printing Done Right
  284. Burning Your Own PS1 Modchip Is Easy
  285. Fuel Cell Drone Aims For Extended Flight Times
  286. Kelvin Probes Review Shows How 4-Wire Resistance Measurement Works

October 2020

  1. Self-Driving RC Truck is a Master’s Thesis in Cybernetics and Robotics
  2. Using Open Source to Train your Dog
  3. School Project Turns Plastic Waste Into Bricks
  4. Scratching That Itch
  5. Nerf Blaster Becomes Light Gun Controller
  6. Ubuntu (Finally) Officially Lands on the Raspberry Pi. But Will Anyone Notice?
  7. Altair Front Panel Tutorials
  8. Easy-SDR Gets Updates
  9. Cryptic Calendar Makes For A Useful Wall Ornament
  10. Adding Remote Control to the Elegoo Mars Pro
  11. Animated Pumpkins Sing and Scare On Halloween
  12. The Theremin is 100 Years Old; Celebrating the Spookiest of Instruments
  13. Hackaday Podcast 091: Louisville Exploder, Generating Japanese Joinery, Relay Retrocomputer Rally, and Chop the Robopup
  14. ESP8266 Does RC Without the Transmitter
  15. This Week in Security: Discord, Chromium, and WordPress Forced Updates
  16. Color E-Ink Display Photo Frame Pranks [Mom]
  17. Crowd Funded Jumping Cubes
  18. N64 Power Adapter Works Around The World
  19. A Look Behind the “Big Boards” at Mission Control in the Golden Age of NASA
  20. Nightmare Robot Only Moves When You Look Away
  21. A Clock From An Electricity Meter
  22. Five-Axis Pumpkin Carving
  23. Tracking Satellites with a Commodore PET
  24. Alfred Jones and Kipp Bradford to Deliver Keynotes at Remoticon Next Week
  25. Rockin’ Out in LTSpice: Simulating Classic Guitar Pedals
  26. DSL is Barely Hanging on the Line as Telcos Stop Selling New Service
  27. Massive Battle Bot Needs Equally Chunky Custom-Molded Wheels
  28. DIY Regular Expressions
  29. This Z80 Computer Bootstraps Itself
  30. Projecting Halloween Peril
  31. PyGame Celebrates 20 Years by Releasing PyGame 2.0
  32. Making a 3D Printed DSLR Camera Mount Even Better
  33. An Automatic Label Dispenser for Quicker Stickers
  34. Linux Fu: Troubleshooting Incron
  35. Replace Your IR Remote with a Web Browser
  36. Bringing High Temperature 3D Printing to the Masses
  37. The 10,000 Pixel Per Inch Display is Now Possible
  38. A VGA Retro Console With Everything Generated From A Single ARM Cortex M0
  39. Circuit Sculpture Breathes Life into Discrete Components
  40. Quantum Inspired Algorithm Going Back To The Source
  41. Community Rallies Behind youtube-dl After DMCA Takedown
  42. What’s In A USB-C Connector?
  43. The Ground Beneath Your Feet: SuperAdobe Construction
  44. AMD Acquires Xilinx for $35 Billion
  45. Ode To An AVO 8 Multimeter
  46. Take This 3D-Print Post-Processing Method with a Grain of Salt
  47. Engine Trouble Delays SpaceX’s Return to the ISS
  48. Going For The Home Run Record With Explosive Help
  49. Low-Tech Fix Saves Expensive, High-Tech TV From Junk Pile
  50. Inside the Top Secret Doughnut: a Visit to GCHQ
  51. Jetson Emulator Gives Students a Free AI Lesson
  52. World’s Smallest Benchy Shows off What 3D-Printing Can Do for “Microswimmers”
  53. Simple Induction Heater Helps with Homebrew Shrink-Fitting
  54. Plastic Strips Protect Ball Screws on This Homebrew CNC Router
  55. The Game Boy Camera, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Love The Pixels
  56. The Art of Nixies Hack Chat
  57. Improved Flexible Build Plate for SLA is Ready to Rock
  58. Console Identity in the Age of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series
  59. A Teleprompter For The Rest Of Us
  60. Complete Flight Sim Controller Set With 3D Printing And Hall-Effect Sensors.
  61. A Unique Display Makes An Unusual Clock
  62. STM32 Gets Up Close and Personal with Mandelbrot
  63. Hackaday Links: October 25, 2020
  64. Iconic Yugoslavian Galaksija Computer Reborn, With a Documentary Too
  65. Smoothing Big Fonts on Graphic LCDs
  66. POV LED Staff Takes Art for a Spin
  67. The Clock Under the Dome
  68. When Only The Tiniest Of Violins Will Do
  69. Flash is Dead, but Its Culture Should Live On
  70. Radio Remote Control via HTML5
  71. A Transistor-less Sound Synthesizer
  72. Let The Solar Free
  73. Optical Centrepunch Is An Easy Build If You Need One
  74. Get Over Your Fears
  75. Super-Simple VGA Adapter Sports Low-Res Output with Only Four TTL Chips
  76. Proprietary Lenses Are No Problem With This USB Adaptor
  77. Relay Computer Consumes Six Years and 4.5 Suitcases
  78. Short Video Recaps A Long Tradition of Space Hacks
  79. A Plethora of Power Delivery Potential
  80. Don’t Guess, Listen to Your Plants’ Pleas for Water
  81. The Adorable Robot Spot, Now In Affordable Form
  82. Tesla Begins “Full Self Driving” Public Beta as Waymo and Cruise Go Unattended
  83. Hackaday Podcast 090: DIY Linux SBC, HDMI CEC, Fake Bluepills, and SCARA Arms
  84. Complex Wood Joints, Thanks To New Software’s Interactive Features
  85. This Week in Security: Too Little Too Late, and Other Stories
  86. Battery Swap Gives Nissan LEAF New Lease on Life
  87. Trick or Yeet Cannon Will Give Them Candy Shell Shock
  88. Cardboard Models Trace Design Process of Vintage Tektronix Miniscopes
  89. Tracking Boats and Ships in Real Time at the Same Time
  90. Digital Preservation for Old Batteries
  91. A Linear Stencil Clock Built for Quiet Operation
  92. Pulse Oximetry Sensor Judges Your Coffee Roast
  93. Clacker Hacker: Popping a Cap in a Brother EP43 Thermal Typewriter
  94. What If You Could Design Your Own Aluminum Hand?
  95. STM32 Clones: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
  96. Cluster Deck Packs Four Pis into One Portable Package
  97. Affordable Ground-Penetrating Radar
  98. Do Your Part to Stop the Robot Uprising
  99. Correlated Electron Memory… Coming Soon?
  100. Exoskeleton Muscles Powered By Hydrogen
  101. Small Spotify Remote Broadens Musical Horizons
  102. How an Engineer Designs a DIY Energy Recovery Ventilator
  103. Google Meddling With URLs In Emails, Causing Security Concerns
  104. Bonsai LED Matrix Has Chaotic Roots
  105. Taking a Crack at the Traveling Salesman Problem
  106. Arduino and Wire Detects Metal
  107. Learn IC Decapping
  108. Light Fields: Missing Ingredient for Immersive 3D Video Gets Improved
  109. Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi Spy: This Is How Trademark SNAFUs Should Be Handled
  110. OSIRIS-REx Reaches Out and Touches Asteroid Bennu
  111. This (mostly) Transparent Tesla Coil Shows It All
  112. Untethered: Fishing Without Lines
  113. Lewis Latimer Drafted the Future of Electric Light
  114. Arduino Bobbin Winding Machine is Freaky Fast
  115. Mazda Investing Big In Advanced Gasoline Tech With Skyactiv-X
  116. Thinking about Creating a Raspberry Pi Replacement?
  117. Upgrading a Classic Function Generator
  118. Simplifying the Ruggedized Raspberry Pi Portable
  119. Let KiCad and Python Make Your Coils
  120. Stomp Button, Receive Candy
  121. PyBot is a 3D Printed SCARA Arm for the Masses
  122. Escape To An Alternate Reality Anywhere With Port-A-Vid
  123. Does Your Phone Need a RAM Drive?
  124. Exploring Animal Intelligence Hack Chat
  125. Motorized Magic Over HDMI
  126. TTGO ESP32 Module with Multiple Personalities
  127. Ethernet At 40: From A Napkin Sketch To Multi-Gigabit Links
  128. Bench Supplies Get Smaller Thanks to USB-C
  129. New Raspberry Pi 4 Compute Module: So long SO-DIMM, Hello PCIe!
  130. Retro Calculator Design Has Creative Tactile Touchscreen
  131. Free P2P VPN
  132. Hackaday Links: October 18, 2020
  133. Custom Electronic Load Makes Use Of Gaming PC Tech
  134. Precision Metal Detector Finds Needles in Haystacks
  135. Worm Bot Inches Along As You’d Expect
  136. Duality of Light Explored by Revisiting the Double-Slit Experiment
  137. Where We’re Calculating, We Don’t Need No Seven Segments!
  138. Climbing Everest One Hill At A Time – And Keeping Track Of It
  139. Polymer Networks Make Better 3D Prints
  140. Attempting to Generate Photorealistic Video With Neural Networks
  141. Robot Travels the World
  142. SMD Breadboard Adaptors Skip Schematic, Goes Straight to PCB
  143. Spare Parts Express
  144. Turning A Desk Drawer Into A Flight Yoke
  145. It Came From Outer Space: Listening to the Deep Space Network
  146. ISASTM Runs Vintage Cards Over USB
  147. Low-Level Academy gets into Details
  148. Saving Floor Space With a Scratch Built Bike Hoist
  149. Gas Powered Blender Packs Real Grunt
  150. Page-Turning Pedal is Pretty Boss
  151. Mutant Corn Could Be the Future of Agriculture
  152. Hackaday Podcast 089: 770 Potato Battery, Printing Resin Resist, and No-Internet Video Chat
  153. Benchtop Injection Molding For The Home Gamer
  154. This Week in Security: BleedingTooth, Bad Neighbors, and Unpickable Locks
  155. Shocking Tinnitus Therapy is Music to Sufferers’ Ears
  156. Jetson Nano Robot
  157. Clear PS2 Is The Crystal Edition We Deserved
  158. Room Temperature Superconductor? Yes, but not so Fast…
  159. Adding Crush Ribs to 3D Printed Parts For a Better Press Fit
  160. Building An Internet Radio Is Quick And Easy With The ESP32
  161. Handheld Pong on a 6502
  162. Axe Hacks: Spinning Knobs And Flipping Switches
  163. A Lawnmower That Looks Where You’re Going
  164. Getting Rid of All the Space Junk in Earth’s Backyard
  165. Air Cannon Serves Up a Blast of Ferrocerium Sparks
  166. A Smart Speaker That Reminds You It’s Listening
  167. Modern Network Adapter for Retro Computers
  168. Grab a Stanford Computer Science Education
  169. Rolling Your Own TiVo WiFi Adapter
  170. Designing and Building a Custom Optical Fuel Sensor
  171. Cheap All-Sky Camera is Easy as Pi
  172. Linux Fu: Global Search and Replace with Ripgrep
  173. Homebrew Pulsejet Uses Carbon Fiber To Great Effect
  174. Lowering the Bar for Exam Software Security
  175. Tiny Mario Clone On A Tiny Processor
  176. An Open Source IR Gateway Based on the ESP8266
  177. Making A Servo Tester Just A Bit Better
  178. Browser Makes Tiny Office Suite
  179. New BBC micro:bit Adds Microphone and Speaker
  180. Building This Mechanical Digital Clock Took Balls
  181. Quality Control, Done Anywhere
  182. Andrea Ghez Gazes into Our Galaxy’s Black Hole
  183. Robot Gets Around On All Fours, Thanks To Many, Many Servos
  184. Firmware Hints that Tesla’s Driver Camera is Watching
  185. The Potatoes of DOOM
  186. USB Adaptor Isolates Multiple Serial Interfaces
  187. Retro Computer Trainer Gets a Raspberry Pi Refit
  188. An Up-To-Date Datasette for Commodore TED Series
  189. World’s Smallest Version of World’s Fastest Bumper Car
  190. Fail Of The Week: Putting Guitar Strings On A Piano
  191. A Breadboard Block for 8-Bit CPUs
  192. Inputs of Interest: The OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard and Mouse
  193. Add Creativity to Your BOM: Hack Chat
  194. Running Way More LED Strips On A Raspberry Pi With DMA
  195. Ask Hackaday: With Landline Use in Decline, What’s to be Done with the Local Loop?
  196. HALWOP Recreates Retro Style with the Raspberry Pi
  197. Spin the Video Track with a Mechanical Flair
  198. Throwing Down the FPGA Gauntlet
  199. Improved Part Searches for JLCPCB Parts
  200. Hackaday Links: October 11, 2020
  201. Lo-Fi Art on a 32×32 Matrix
  202. Tube Amp is Modeled with the Power of AI
  203. Access an 8-bit Atari through Twitter
  204. Arduino Gets Old PC Booted and Back Into Action
  205. Modular Rover Platform Rolls on 3D Printed Flexible Tank Tracks
  206. The Cable Modem to SDR Transformation
  207. DIY Braille Embosser is Really Impressive
  208. Heavy Metal Power Bank Uses Tool Batteries
  209. Procedural Barcode Synth is as Simple as Black and White
  210. Starshine is a MIDI Controller for the Musically Shy
  211. Hardware vs Software: Fight!
  212. Homemade Gear Cutting Indexer Blends Art with Engineering
  213. Long Range WiFi Broadcasts Open-Source Video Conferencing
  214. Tracking Your Run Over the Long Haul
  215. Electronic Treatment for Diabetes?
  216. Classical Poultry Conditioning is a Bird-Brained Scheme
  217. Put that New Resin Printer to Work Making PCBs
  218. UVA Aims To Be More Than Just One Tool
  219. How To Shoot A Great Project Video
  220. Hackaday Podcast 088: Flywheel Trebuchet, Thieving Magpies, Hero Engines, and Hypermiling
  221. Fat Bottomed-Keebs, You Make the Clackin’ World Go Round
  222. This Week in Security: Code Scanning, Information Gathering, and Seams in the Cloud
  223. Tiny Trash Can Repels Trash Pandas, Medium-Sized Cats
  224. FreeCAD Parametrics Made Simple
  225. Educational Robot Teaches With Magnets And Servos
  226. Current Sensor Makes Intriguing Use of Concrete
  227. Light Tracking Robot Relies on LDRs
  228. A Double Shot Of Vintage Computing This Weekend
  229. OpenFluid Warmer Aims To Get Medical Equipment Where It’s Needed
  230. Sensing the Earth’s Wobble in Time
  231. A Geared Bench Vise To Clamp All The Things
  232. Hackaday Passes 1,000,000 Comments
  233. The Prusa i3 MK3S and a Tale of Two Sensors
  234. 3D Printed Mini MacBook with a Raspberry Pi Heart
  235. 3D Printed SCARA Arm With 3D Printer Components
  236. An Impressive Modular Mold Box
  237. Developing an Open Source Electronics Trainer
  238. Portable Printer Is A Top Notch High School Project
  239. Official Teardown Gives Unexpected Look into PS5
  240. Aruna: An Open Source ROV For Affordable Research
  241. Linux Fu: The Linux Android Convergence
  242. Raspberry Pi Crazy Guitar Rig Turns You Into a Hard ‘N Heavy One-Man Band
  243. Typhoon-Tough Turbines Withstand Wild Winds
  244. Keep Your YouTube Habits To Yourself With FreeTube
  245. Hacking a Netgear Router
  246. Toddler Arcade Cabinet is a Stand-Up Job
  247. Getting Started With Geometric Algebra For Robotics, Computer Vision And More
  248. Making a Halloween Costume Fit For 2020
  249. Making a Modern Version of a Steam Engine from Antiquity
  250. Gesture Controller for Roku and Universal Keyboard Built By UCPLA Dream Team
  251. 3D Printering: Wash Parts Better and Make Solvent Last Longer
  252. Scratch-Built XY Table Gets the Job Done
  253. Welcome to Solar Cycle 25; Our Sun Enters a New 11-Year Period
  254. Hacker has Robot Give Yubikey the Finger
  255. Clock Is Not Readable By Humans
  256. Baseball Cap Mouse Provides A Look-And-Click Interface
  257. Graphene Generates a Little Power
  258. Spare SMD Storage, With Stacking SMT Tape Reels
  259. Dice Roller Keeps Germs Out of Your Snake Eyes
  260. Hardware Store Hydroponics
  261. Tesla’s New Tabless Batteries Unlock New Levels of Performance
  262. DIY Lasers Hack Chat
  263. Custom Tool Helps Hakko Set Threaded Inserts
  264. NVIDIA Announces $59 Jetson Nano 2GB, a Single Board Computer with Makers in Mind
  265. Making Music with a Go Board Step Sequencer
  266. Minimal TinyAVR 0 Programming
  267. This Tabletop Lighthouse Will Get Your Attention
  268. Vizy “AI Camera” Wants to Make Machine Vision Less Complex
  269. Hackaday Links: October 4, 2020
  270. Skylight in any Room
  271. Porting QMK to a Cheap Mechanical Keyboard
  272. An LED Cube To Display CPU Vitals
  273. Teaching an Old Lathe New Tricks With a Programmable Power Feed
  274. Cleaning Up the Yard with AI — Avian Intelligence
  275. Indian RISC-V Chip is Team’s Third Successful Chip
  276. Faster Desktop Ethernet With Server Network Adapters
  277. Receipt Printers End It All In Moving Art Piece
  278. Sunshine in a Bag
  279. A Digital Magic 8-Ball? Signs Point to Yes
  280. Paying it Forward
  281. Electric Volkspod Takes You On An Eco-friendly Beetle Cruise
  282. The Amazing Technicolor Parts Organizer
  283. Retrotechtacular: The $5,000 40 Pound HP Classroom Computer
  284. M17 Aims to Replace Proprietary Ham Radio Protocols
  285. Flywheel Trebuchet Spins Right Round
  286. Voice Controlled RGB LEDs Go Big
  287. Seek and Ye Shall Command
  288. How To Get Into Cars: Hypermiling Mods
  289. Hackaday Podcast 087: Sound-Shattering Gliders, Pressing Dashcam Buttons, and Ratcheting Up Time
  290. Shadow Lamp Moves Delibrately Slowly
  291. This Week in Security: PunkBuster, NAT, NAS and MP3s
  292. Bullet Time On A Budget With The Raspberry Pi
  293. Advanced Model Rocket Flight Computer Reaching For The Stars
  294. Cube64 Puts The Good Controllers On The GoldenEye Console
  295. Should You Build for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, or Linux? Yes!
  296. Reel in the Years with a Cassette Player Synth
  297. Teaching a Pocket Logic Analyzer (Many) New Tricks
  298. Improved Mosquito Birth Control Causes Ripple Effect
  299. Even More Firmware in your Firmware
  300. Raspberry Pi Helps Racer Master the Track
  301. Certifying Nuclear Reactors: How The NRC Approved Its First Small Modular Reactor Design
  302. 3D Printed Video Terminal Dials C for Cyberpunk
  303. Pulse Generator Does The Job With An STM8
  304. ESP32 Becomes Modern Controller for A 1960s Clock
  305. KiwiSDR vs RaspberrySDR — a Tale of Two SDRs

September 2020

  1. Automated Tools For WiFi Cracking
  2. The Ultimate Model Rocket Launchpad
  3. Oh, Holey Light
  4. Choosing The Right RTC For Your Project
  5. Robot Cat Takes Inspiration From Nature
  6. Video: Exploring the Abandoned Birthplace of the 6502 and Commodore 64
  7. Weigh Your Car With Paper
  8. Hyper Links and Hyperfunctional Text CAD
  9. New Controllers On Old Nintendos With USB64
  10. Fiber Optics, But… Wetter?
  11. Eight Motors Can Sure Pump A Lot Of Water
  12. Electric Window Mechanism Into A Electric Screen Door
  13. Push Pedal for Privacy
  14. A Good, Hard Look at Pre-Stressed Concrete
  15. All the Workshops, and the SMD Challenge Happening at Hackaday Remoticon
  16. Split Keeb Splits Time Between Desk and Tablet Modes
  17. Linux-Fu: Making AWK a Bit Easier
  18. WiFi Hacking Mr. Coffee
  19. Bunnie’s Betrusted Makes First Appearance As Mobile, FPGA-Based SoC Development Kit
  20. State of the Art for Nixies Gets a Boost from Dalibor Farny’s Supersize Prototype
  21. NASA Claims Cold Fusion without Naming It
  22. Sliding Screen Has Wheels, Will Travel
  23. Voice Controlled Sofa Meets Your Every Beverage Need
  24. Check Your Pockets for Components
  25. PC Cases Are Still Stuck In The Dark Ages, But We Can Fix This
  26. Mechanical Engineering Hack Chat
  27. Lego Ziplining Robot Climbs for Claps
  28. Teardown: BlackBerry Smart Card Reader
  29. An Elegant Modular Enclosure System For The Raspberry Pi 4
  30. Boot Sector Pong as a Crash Course in Assembly
  31. Parking Assistant Helps Back Up the Car Without Going Too Far
  32. Already Have that Book? Get the ISBN 411 Over IoT
  33. Hackaday Links: September 27, 2020
  34. Food Dispenser Shakes And Rattles
  35. DIYing a High End Camera Arm
  36. Rocket Plane Build Aims For High Speed Flight
  37. Old Polaroid Gets a Pi and a Printer
  38. A Battery To Add A Tingling Sensation To Your Tweets
  39. An FPGA Video Player Built Just For Fun
  40. Soldering Practice Kit Remains Useful After Completion
  41. Cheap Current Probe Gets Good Review
  42. Tesla Turbine Boat Uses Lily Impeller
  43. Orbital Tracking on the NES
  44. Twitter: It’s Not the Algorithm’s Fault. It’s Much Worse.
  45. Linear Clock Ratchets up the Action
  46. Fermenting Yogurt With The Help Of Hardware
  47. Internet Connected E-Paper Message Board
  48. Tracking Down Radio Frequency Noise Source, With Help from Mother Nature
  49. Building A Compact Reflow Oven With Halogen Lamps
  50. Autodesk Blinks, Keeps STEP File Export in Free Version of Fusion 360
  51. Xbox Controller Gets Snap On Joystick from Clever 3D-Printed Design
  52. Road Pollution Doesn’t Just Come from Exhaust
  53. Ask Hackaday: Is Windows XP Source Code Leak a Bad Thing?
  54. Hackaday Podcast 086: News Overflow, Formula 1/3 Racer, Standing Up For Rubber Duckies, and Useless Machine Takes a Turn
  55. Candy Slide Keeps Halloween Spooky and Socially Distant
  56. This Week in Security: uTorrent Vulnerable, Crowd-Sourcing Your Fail2Ban, and Cryptographers at Casinos
  57. Hacking A Cheap Action Cam Into A Dashcam With A Microcontroller
  58. Adding WiFi To The Acorn Electron
  59. DIY Grout Cleaning Machine Does A Good Job
  60. Robotic Worm uses NinjaFlex Filament
  61. Plaster Annealing 3D Prints for Strength
  62. 3D-Printed Adapter Keeps Your Guitar In Tune And In Style
  63. Textmeter Tells Its Tale
  64. In Praise Of The DT830, The Phenomenal Instrument You Probably Don’t Recognise For What It Is
  65. Roller-Based Robot Hand Grasps
  66. Dynamic Soaring: 545 MPH RC Planes Have No Motor
  67. 3D Print a Piece of Nintendo History Before the Real One is Gone
  68. ESP32 Vulnerability affects Older Chips
  69. Apollo DSKY Replica Looks the Part
  70. Building a USB-C Charger for Canon NB-4L Batteries
  71. DIY Ergonomic Game Pad Lends a Hand
  72. Reforming 3D Prints with Salt and Heat
  73. In-vest-ing in Menopause
  74. Community Testing Suggests Bias in Twitter’s Cropping Algorithm
  75. How To Create Hermetically Sealed Electrical Connections
  76. Hard Disk Drives Have Made Precision Engineering Commonplace
  77. Teleconferencing Like It’s 1988: Connecting Vintage Hardware to Zoom
  78. Displaying Incoming Server Attacks by Giving Server Logs a Scoreboard
  79. This DIY Drill Press Is Very Well Executed
  80. Watch a Fast Sand Plotter Plow Patterns at Speed
  81. SpaceX Sending Tom Cruise to the Space Station in 2021
  82. Second-Hand Television SHINEs, Takes Down Entire Village’s Internet
  83. Linkage Inferring Software Handwaves Away the Hard Stuff
  84. Inputs of Interest: BIGtrack Mouse Might Make You Squeal
  85. A Digital Guestbook Is A Perfect Hacker Wedding Gift
  86. Remoticon Tickets and Workshops Just Dropped
  87. Axe Hacks: New Sounds For Your Electric Guitar Beginning From What Makes Them Tick
  88. A Monotrack Bike With Only Basic Tools And Parts
  89. Autonomous Rover Navigates The House With LIDAR
  90. Adding MIDI to a Mini Synth is Easy As Pi
  91. A Motorcycle Dashboard Straight from the ECU
  92. Building a Cell Testing Station For 18650s
  93. Circuit Board Origami Puts You Face-to-Face with Low-Poly Electronics
  94. Upcycled Dryer Motor Makes Budget Disk Sander
  95. Linux Fu: Simple SSH File Sharing
  96. Into the Plasmaverse Hack Chat
  97. Custom Keyboard Goes Split, Gets Thin, Acquires Stained Wood
  98. Exploring the Clouds of Venus; It’s Not Fantasy, But it Will Take Specialized Spacecraft
  99. Historical Satellite Tracker Saved From Scrap Heap
  100. What’s Inside An FPGA? Ken Shirriff Has (Again) The Answer
  101. Custom Strain Gauges Help Keep Paraglider Aloft
  102. 1/3 Scale Hybrid RC Car With A Scratch-Built 125cc V10 Engine
  103. Hackaday Links: September 20, 2020
  104. Boost Your Animation to 60 FPS using AI
  105. Finally, a Differently Useless Machine
  106. ESP8266 Turned Secretive WiFi Probe Request Sniffer
  107. TI and Cadence Make PSpice Free
  108. A Budget Testing Rig For Low-Volume Production
  109. A Big Computer Needs a Big Keyboard
  110. Mirror, Mirror, on Your Cam, Show Us What You’ve Drawn by Hand
  111. E-Textile Tools Get the Multimeter Hookup
  112. Rolex Becomes World’s Most Expensive ESD Strap
  113. Patience Beats Rage-Quit in Shattered Xbox Controller Repair
  114. Code for Hackers
  115. Controlling a Broken Super Nintendo With MIDI
  116. Plastic Prosthetics for Rubber Duckies
  117. Greeking out with Arduinos
  118. Parsing Math in Python
  119. Wooden Disc Player Translates Binary Back Into Text
  120. Falcon 9 Lamp is Touching Down in the Living Room
  121. Casio Computer Rebuild Puts New Wine in an Old Bottle
  122. The ZX Microdrive: Budget Data Storage, 1980s Style
  123. Hackaday Podcast 085: Cable Robots Two-Ways, Cubic Raspberry Pi, Plastic Wrap Kayak, and Digging Inductors
  124. Magnum Opus Keyboardus, or Build Ad Infinitum?
  125. This Week in Security: AD has Fallen, Two Factor Flaws, And Hacking Politicians
  126. Listening To An iPhone With AM Radio
  127. Radon Monitor Recreates Steam Gauge with E-Ink
  128. Closely Examining How A PG&E Transmission Line Claimed 85 Lives In The 2018 Camp Fire
  129. Figuro Draws 3D in Browser
  130. Vacuum Dragster Uses Syringes For Propulsion
  131. Mirror Turns Webcam into Document Camera
  132. Into the Belly of the Beast with Placemon
  133. Underwater Datacenter Proves To Be A Success
  134. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  135. Commodore 64 Mini Man Makes Matching Mini Monitor
  136. Targeting Rivers To Keep Plastic Pollution Out of the Ocean
  137. Cyberplotter Uses Multiple Tools To Great Success
  138. Roll Your Own Heelys
  139. TOBOT is Your Tic Tac Toe Opponent with a Bad Attitude
  140. Distance Learning Land
  141. Autodesk Announces Major Changes to Fusion 360 Personal Use License Terms
  142. Digital Cribbage Board Saves Scores, Marriage
  143. The Most Expensive d20 You’ll See Today
  144. Otis Boykin’s Precision Passives Propelled the Pacemaker
  145. A Walking Robot with A Single Servo
  146. Decoding the Netflix Announcement: Explaining Optimized Shot-Based Encoding for 4K
  147. Improving More Leaf Design Flaws
  148. Rapid Charging Supercapacitors
  149. LED Art Reveals Itself in Very Slow Motion
  150. Whimsical Solder Stand Moonlights As Toy 3D Printer
  151. Open-Source Robotic Arm for All Purposes
  152. Deep-Sleep Problems Lead to Forensic Investigation of Troublesome Chip
  153. Digital Expression Via Harmonica
  154. Putting the Firmware in your Firmware
  155. Mirrored Music Machine Reflects Circadian Rhythms
  156. GitHub’s Move Away From Passwords: A Sign Of Things To Come?
  157. A Tentacle That’s A Work Of Art
  158. Let This Crying Detecting Classifier Offer Some Much Needed Reprieve
  159. Juuke – an RFID Music Player for Elderly and Kids
  160. A Graphene Mouth Screen
  161. The Jolly Cart-Pushing Robot
  162. This Ruggedized Raspberry Pi Was Built to be Copied
  163. SkyWater PDK Hack Chat
  164. Weather Warnings and Dust Detection from this Meteorological Marvel
  165. Finalists Announced for the 2020 Hackaday Prize
  166. It’s A Boat? It’s A Duck? It’s A DIY Plastic Wrap Kayak!
  167. Nvidia Acquires ARM for $40 Billion
  168. Floating Spaceports for Future Rockets
  169. Budget-Friendly Bend Sensor Deforms with Precision
  170. Autonomous Multi-Task Performing Robot
  171. Cybercube Makes a Great Computing Companion
  172. The Interactive Storytelling Radio
  173. Hackaday Links: September 13, 2020
  174. Digging in the Dirt Yields Homebrew Inductors
  175. This LEGO Air Conditioner is Cooler Than Yours
  176. USB Bell Rings in Custom Terminal
  177. Soldering Glass And Titanium With Ultrasonic Energy
  178. Open Source VR Headset for $200
  179. World Radio Lets Your Fingers Do the Walking
  180. Learn About Historic Firearm Design With A 3D Printer
  181. Toy O-Scope is Dope
  182. Adding Luxury Charging Features to an Entry-Level EV
  183. A Bit of DIY Helps Cut Straight and Happy Threads
  184. The Egg-laying Wool-Milk Pig
  185. PLA-F Blends PLA and ABS
  186. 3D POV Display Has The Shakes
  187. Infinity Mirror at Warp Speed
  188. Give Me a Minute , My Eyes are Busy
  189. Making Baseballs Go Supersonic
  190. TV Output from Arduino — 1980s Style!
  191. Peripheral Doesn’t Need Deskspace
  192. Linux Fu: Literate Regular Expressions
  193. Hackaday Podcast 084: Awful Floppy Disk Music, Watching a Robot Climb Walls, A Futuristic Undersea Lab, and Inside a Digital Pregnancy Test
  194. Friendly Fiberglassing: Can Hide Glue Replace Epoxy?
  195. Security this Week: Racoons in My TLS, Bypassing Frontends, and Obscurity
  196. A Deep Dive into the Sterzo Steering Plate
  197. Game Boy Plays Forever
  198. Arduino Takes Control of Dead Business Card Cutter
  199. ISS Ham Radio Repeater
  200. Reverse Engineering a Module from a Vacuum Tube Computer
  201. Surfboard LED Strips Light Up The Waves
  202. Eye-Catching and Crumb-Suspending
  203. The O-Bahn Busway – Obscure Transit For The Masses
  204. Garbage Can Takes Itself Out
  205. 3D-Printed Thermite Brings the Heat, and the Safety
  206. Cell Phone Signal Booster Gets Teardown and Demo
  207. New Zealand to Test Wireless Power Transmission
  208. A Real Working Lego NES
  209. Upgraded Infotainment Options on a 14 Year Old Mercedes
  210. Digital Pregnancy Tests Use LEDs to Read Between the Lines
  211. Third Time’s a Charm for This Basketball-Catching Robot
  212. Wooden Tank’s Movement Hinges on Hinges
  213. AUTOVON: A Phone System Fit for the Military
  214. Building an Affordable Press for Heat Set Inserts
  215. Google Turns Android Up to 11 With Latest Update
  216. Tesla Coil Electric Bike is Wireless
  217. Paper Keyboard is Self-Powered
  218. LEGO Delivers Corvette Experience on a Budget
  219. Tutorial for Setting Up Raspberry Pi for Ham Radio Use
  220. Measure 1024 Times, Cut Once
  221. Electric Surfboard Doesn’t Need Waves
  222. Identifying Creatures that go Chirp in the Night
  223. Size Does Matter When It Comes To SD Cards
  224. Designing Hardware Challenges Hack Chat
  225. A Backlit Calendar for All Eternity
  226. Teardown: Mini GPS Jammer
  227. ESP32 Hash Monster Fills Pockets with Packets
  228. A Gaming Mouse With Recoil Feedback
  229. The Floppy Disk As A Portable Music Format
  230. You Don’t Need a Weatherman to Know which Way the Drone Blows
  231. 40% Keyboard Build is 100% Open Source
  232. Easy Focus Stacking With Your CNC Machine
  233. Accessibility Keyboard is Modular and Practical
  234. Ultra-Mobile Little Robot Will Climb the Walls
  235. Cousteau’s Proteus Will Be the ISS of the Seas
  236. Codespaces for Embedded Development
  237. Miniature Faux Floppy for 8-Bit Atari Looks the Part
  238. Watch Winder Keeps Your Timepieces Ticking
  239. DIY Relay Module Saves Time
  240. Hackaday Links: September 6, 2020
  241. Restoring an Unusual Piece Of Computing History
  242. Pocket-sized Device Sniffs Out Damp Masks
  243. Recognizing Activities Using Radar
  244. A Free Software OS for the reMarkable e-Paper Tablet
  245. Filament Dust Filter Helps Keep Your Print Quality High
  246. ExoMy Is A Miniature European Mars Rover With A Friendly Face
  247. Building A UV Curing Station For Resin Prints
  248. Intuition about Signals and Systems
  249. Turning the Raspberry Pi into a MCU Programmer
  250. Comparing Shortwave Antennas With RTL-SDR And Python
  251. Keep it Simple, Smartly
  252. Incredible Soldering in the Name of Hardware Support
  253. Play A Game Of Multimeter
  254. S400 Scanner Modified For Finding Hidden Watermarks
  255. I’m Sorry Dave, You Shouldn’t Write Verilog
  256. Automatic Arduino Bicycle Shifter
  257. See This Casio? Watch It Unlock My Tesla!
  258. Approaching the Drop Location: Seeds Away!
  259. Retrotechtacular: Forging In Closed Dies
  260. Hackaday Podcast 083: Soooo Many Custom Peripherals, Leaving Bluetooth Footprints, and a Twirlybird on Mars
  261. An Arduino Controller for Hot Air Handles
  262. This Week in Security: Zero Days, Notarized Malware, Jedi Mind Tricks, and more
  263. Autonomous Off-Road Food Delivery with Pixhawk
  264. The Screwdriver You Don’t Need, But Probably Want
  265. YARH.IO is the Hackable Pi Portable Of Our Dreams
  266. Choosing the Optimal Sampling Rate for your DIY Heart Rate Monitor
  267. World’s Only Flying Twin Mustang Goes On Sale
  268. A 3D Printed Magnetic Stirrer For Your DIY Chemistry Projects
  269. Cerebral Palsy Tool Assistant
  270. The Astronomical Grit of Ronald McNair
  271. Linux Fu: Moving /usr
  272. COVID-tracing Framework Privacy Busted by Bluetooth
  273. 3D-Printed Flight Controls Use Magnets for Enhanced Flight Simulator 2020 Experience
  274. Don’t Slack Off On Updating Your Status
  275. Fog-Free Mask Hack Solves Mask Versus Glasses Conundrum with Superb Seal
  276. Flipper Zero Blasts Past Funding Goal and Into Our Hearts
  277. Building An Open Source ThinkPad Battery
  278. Pause Your Tunes When it is Time to Listen Up!
  279. The B-Sides: Curious Uses of Off-the-Shelf Parts
  280. Hacker Driven to Build R/C Forza Controller
  281. An Up-Close Look at the First Martian Helicopter
  282. Staged Train Wrecks: An Idea That Ran Out of Steam
  283. WiiBoy Color Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
  284. TinySA is a $49 Spectrum Analyzer
  285. Retrocomputing Spray Paints: Amiga Beige, Commodore, and ATARI Grey
  286. Antique Oscilloscope Gets New Home and Purpose
  287. This 3D Printed “Bladeless” Fan Gets it Done Cheap
  288. Karting Hands-Free
  289. That Elusive Valve Amp Sound, For Not A Lot! (There Has To Be A Catch)
  290. “A Guy in a Jet Pack” Reported Flying Next to Aircraft Near LAX
  291. Potential Contenders For Battery Supremacy
  292. A Cyclopic LCD Case For Your Raspberry Pi Server
  293. Perfect Photographs For PCB Reverse Engineering
  294. The Hurricanes are Coming
  295. An Analog IC Design Book Draft

August 2020

  1. A 3D Printed Paint Mixer
  2. Pocket TV Now Shows the Inspection Channel 24/7
  3. OPARP Telepresence Robot
  4. Start Me Up: What Has The Windows 95 Desktop Given Us 25 Years Later?
  5. Bright White Night Light Fights E-Waste
  6. What’s the Deal with Rolling Blackouts in California’s Power Grid?
  7. 100% Printed Flashlight: Conductive Filament and Melted-in Leads
  8. Grasp Kotlin’s Coroutines With This Short Tutorial
  9. Something To Look Forward To: MCH2021 Call For Participation
  10. Sudden Death Rainbow Sorting Game Reveals Your True Colors
  11. Hackaday Links: August 30, 2020
  12. Solar Satellite Glows at Night
  13. A PIN Pad Blasting UV Sanitizer
  14. OCR Reads Old Newspapers So We Don’t Have To
  15. Olaf Lets an ESP32 Listen to the Music
  16. Read My Lips, Under this No-Sew Mask
  17. RC HalfTrack Is Lasercut Masterpiece
  18. SDR Transmitting Gets the Power
  19. A Tiny Jacob’s Ladder You Can Build At Home
  20. UnifiedWater Finds Potable Water and Stops Polluters
  21. Easy-To-Use Music Player Relies on RFID
  22. Impossibilities and 3D Printing
  23. Two Days Left to Enter the Hackaday Prize!
  24. Automation With a New Twist
  25. Auxiliary Display Makes Ham Radio Field Operations Easier
  26. Robotic Mouse Toy Built For Cats
  27. Video Compression Explainer — Like We’re Five-Year-Olds
  28. A New Spin on a Medical Test
  29. Laser-Etching Photos On To Eggs
  30. Building a Heavy Duty Open Source Ventilator
  31. A Tale of Tutor Texts
  32. Hackaday Podcast 082: DJ CNC, NFC Black Box, Sound of Keys, and Payin’ for 3D Prints
  33. Creating Kelvin Test Leads for Four-Wire Measurments
  34. This Week in Security: XCode Infections, Freepik, and Crypto Fails
  35. Open Hardware Laptop Built on Power PC ISA
  36. Over-Engineered Single Button Timer
  37. 38 Years Later, The Atari 2600 Learns To Speak
  38. Cold Tube Draws the Heat
  39. Hands-On: BornHack 2020 Badge has 9×32 of Bling Fed by CircuitPython
  40. Print-in-Place Engine Aims to be the Next Benchy
  41. Simultaneous Soldering Station
  42. VR Technology Helps Bring A Galaxy Far, Far Away To Our TV
  43. Mil-Spec Looks Without Defense Department Budget
  44. The Mini Console Revolution, And Why Hackers Passed Them By
  45. Tiny Raspberry Pi Mac Nails the Apple Aesthetic
  46. TMD-1 Makes Turing Machine Concepts Easy to Understand
  47. Discrete-Logic UART Keeps 8-Bit TTL Computer Connected
  48. Tiny Robot Beetle Runs On Alcohol
  49. This Geiger Counter has Few Parts
  50. Slack Off from Home with a Networked Jam Session
  51. Driving a PAL TV Over RF Thanks To PWM Harmonics
  52. Dealing with a Hacked Brain; Let’s Talk About Depression
  53. You’ve Never Seen This RetroPie Emulator Console: Watermelon
  54. 3D Printering: The World of Non-Free 3D Models Is Buyer Beware
  55. New Arduino JPEG Library Focuses On Speed
  56. Circle Guitar Creates Wall of Sound
  57. Sunrise, Sunset, Repeat
  58. Assembly Language for Real
  59. Two-Part, Four-Wire Air Quality Meter Shows How It’s Done
  60. Mini CNC Mill Goes Horizontal to Reuse CD Drives
  61. Checking in on the Damn Linux Tablet One
  62. Frances Allen Optimised Your Code Without You Even Knowing
  63. The USB Null Modem Cable Is Now A Thing
  64. Linux-Fu: Your Own Dynamic DNS
  65. Prop-Driven Cardboard RC Car Doesn’t Skimp on Performance
  66. Schlieren on a Stick
  67. An Old Calculator Lives Again
  68. Hacking D-Link Firmware
  69. Reactive Pixel Lamps Create Colourful Vibes On Command
  70. Arduino Rig Does Spectrophotometry
  71. Assistive Gloves Come in Pairs
  72. Running A Successful Hacker Camp In A Pandemic: BornHack 2020
  73. CNC on the Desktop Hack Chat
  74. Evaluating Raspberry Pi as a Programmable Logic Controller
  75. Damage to Arecibo Leaves Gaping Hole in Astronomy
  76. Raspberry Pi Makes a Practical Tricorder
  77. MIDI Slide Whistle Shows the Value of a Proper Fipple
  78. Mobile Transmitter Gets Internal GPS And Bluetooth
  79. E-Paper Display Shows Movies Very, Very Slowly
  80. Hackaday Links: August 23, 2020
  81. Lithium Sulfur Batteries Slated for Takeoff
  82. Monitor Not VESA-Compliant? It Is Now!
  83. The CIA’s Corona Project was about Satellites, Not a Virus
  84. A Miniature Power Supply For High Voltage Hacking
  85. Breaking Smartphone NFC Firmware: the Gory Details
  86. Graphene Prints More Smoothly Under the Influence of Alcohol
  87. Facing the Coronavirus
  88. FBI Reports on Linux Drovorub Malware
  89. Mini Marble-Powered Synth Pays Homage to Its Bigger Cousins
  90. Manual Larson Scanner Invites You To Crank It
  91. Seeing the Skill is Better than Seeing the Project
  92. Stealing Keys from the Sound of the Lock
  93. Unique LED Display Inspired by Fighter Jet Dashboard
  94. Student Rover Explores the Backyard in Tribute
  95. Cool Off with a Piezo and a Glass of Water
  96. Get Creative with This ESP8266 Photography Light
  97. Four Years Later, Off-Grid Office Shed Still Rocks
  98. Free Refrigeration in Hot Climates
  99. Microsoft Flight Simulator’s Data Insanity Spawns Enormous Buildings and Anomalies from OpenStreetMap
  100. Hackaday Podcast 081: Mask-apult, Beef Tallow, Grinding Melted Plastic, and Stretching Flowing Metal
  101. Hand-Stitched Keycaps for Truly Luxurious Typing
  102. This Week in Security: Bluetooth Hacking, NEC Phones, and Malicious Tor Nodes
  103. GTA V Mod Shows (And Cheats) Those Stunt Jump Hoops
  104. Transparent OLED Hitting The Market With Xiaomi’s Mi TV LUX Transparent Edition
  105. Mixing Up Your Own Supersized Sidewalk Chalk
  106. Fire Pit Burns to the Beat with Bluetooth
  107. Exotic Device Gets Linux Support via Wireshark And Rust
  108. Want to Support Hacker-friendly Hardware Design? Follow Valve’s Example
  109. Bike Computer Powers on Long After Your Legs Give Out
  110. ESP32 Altair Emulator Gets Split Personality
  111. Print Your Way to Keyboard Stability
  112. Russell Kirsch: Pixel Pioneer and the Father of Digital Imaging
  113. Eavesdropping on Satellites for Fun and Profit
  114. Palm-Sized Sixteen Segments Light the Way to Our Hearts
  115. Antenna Pulls in AM Stations
  116. Building the Scoreboard of Your Imagination
  117. IBM Reveals POWER10 CPU Based On The OpenPOWER ISA 3.1 Specification
  118. Re-imagining the Crossed Gantry 3D Printer
  119. Building the Ultimate Raspberry Pi Automation Controller
  120. How To Get Into Cars: Aero Mods For More Grip
  121. Automating Mini Blinds the Rental-Friendly Way
  122. Airlines Seek Storage For Grounded Fleets Due To COVID-19
  123. Printing, Plating, and Baking Makes DIY Microlattices Possible
  124. Model Railroad Engine Gets A Tiny OLED Rollsign While Showing off Tidy Protoboard Skills
  125. Restoring Commodore’s Unloved Plus/4
  126. Encouragement Machine Battles Your Inner Bully
  127. dropController Sets the Bar For Documentation
  128. Share Your Clipboard Across Machines Using MQTT
  129. Open Exosuit Project Helps Physically Challenged Put One Foot in Front of Another
  130. Linux-Fu: One at a Time, Please! Critical Sections in Bash Scripts
  131. New Contest: Circuit Sculpture Challenge
  132. Get Your SQL Statements Right the First Time With SQL Lint
  133. Inputs of Interest: The Infogrip BAT Chording Keyboard
  134. E3D Teaches Additive 3D-Printers How to Subtract
  135. Robots With A Delicate Touch Assemble PlayStation 4
  136. Fitting Snake Into a QR Code
  137. Simple MP3 Player Hides Home Automation Brilliance
  138. Something’s Brewing Up In The Woods – And It Looks Stunning
  139. Vizy the AI Camera Aims to Ease Machine Vision
  140. Cellerator Wants to Be Your Automated Desktop Biotech Lab
  141. The Mostly Forgotten Story of Atmospheric Railway
  142. Open and Sustainable Engineering Hack Chat
  143. Mercurial Light Box Has a Secret Switch
  144. Your Phone is Now Helping to Detect Earthquakes
  145. 3D on the ZX Spectrum 48K
  146. GridSound – An Audio Workstation In Your Browser
  147. Modified Bricks Can House Energy, Too
  148. Hydraulic Lifting Workbench To Save Your Back
  149. Hackaday Links: August 16, 2020
  150. Building a Gimballed Motorcycle Helmet Camera from Scratch
  151. E-Ink Moon Phase Viewer Keeps Interest from Waning
  152. Write in PipelineC for FPGAs
  153. Give a Man a Phish, and You Entertain Him For a Day
  154. Draw On Your Lawn With This Autonomous Mower And RTK-GPS
  155. The Mask Launcher; Like an Airbag for Your Face
  156. Helmet Decal Charger Keeps Them Ready to Glow
  157. Anything Becomes a Clock
  158. Vintage Ammeter Becomes Plant Moisture Gauge
  159. Keycap Customizer Brings All Your Caps to the Board
  160. Hammer Seeks Nail
  161. Wireless Sax Mic Done On The Cheap
  162. Four Steppers Make A Four-Voice MIDI Instrument
  163. Quick 3D-Printed Airfoils with these OpenSCAD Helpers
  164. Single Piece 3D-Printed PCB Vise
  165. Tech At Home Winners Who Made the Best of their Quarantine
  166. Abused Hard Drive Becomes POV Clock
  167. Analyzing Water Quality with a Pair of Robots
  168. How To Choose The Right GPS Module For Your Project
  169. Hackaday Podcast 080: Trucks On a Wire, Seeing Sounds, Flightless Drone, and TEA Laser Strike
  170. $5 Lets Your Documents Go Virtual
  171. This Week in Security: DEF CON, Intel Leaks, Snapdragon, and A Robot Possessed
  172. Robotic Arm Sports Industrial Design, 3D-Printed Cycloidal Gears
  173. Moving Fridge Magnets Make for Unique Clock
  174. PIC32 DMA is a Weird Machine
  175. Automatic Cat Weighing Machine Knows Which Pet It is Feeding
  176. Tensile Testing Machine Takes 3D Printed Parts to the Breaking Point
  177. Gaze Inside the Valve Index VR Headset in Detailed Teardown
  178. A High Torque Gearbox You Can Print At Home
  179. A Tetraquark for Muster Mark!
  180. Six New HackadayU Courses Announced for Fall 2020
  181. Pi Saves Vintage Mac Case From a Watery Grave
  182. Under Pressure: How Aluminum Extrusions Are Made
  183. Drone Buoy Drifts Along the Gulf Stream for Citizen Science
  184. Head-Tracking NES Water Blaster Is Good Summer Fun
  185. Rack ’em Stack ’em Raspberry Pi Controller Board
  186. RetroPlug Syncs Gameboy Emulators With Your DAW for Chiptunes Overload
  187. Scratch Build of This Tiny RC Car is a Handmade Fabrication Masterpiece
  188. Miniature Star Wars Arcade Lets You Blow Up the Death Star on the Go
  189. RESQ Hunts For Lost Hikers From The Air
  190. The Ever-Accelerating Automation of Fast Food
  191. A Song Of Fog And Fire – Taking A Look Inside A Rubens’ Tube
  192. Degrees of Freedom: Booting ARM Processors
  193. A Special Baseball Bat With Explosive Hitting Power
  194. Floppy Disks Still Used To Update 747 Flight Software
  195. Split Keyboard Finder Stacks Them Up for Your Approval
  196. Popcorn Pocket P. C. Open Sourced
  197. HOPE 2020 Delivers Historic Marathon Of Hacking
  198. Building a YouTube Remote Control Worthy of 2020
  199. 3D Printing Interactive Maps For The Visually Impaired
  200. Linux Fu: Remote Execution Made Easy
  201. Ring the Bell for the Hackaday Prize: Three More Weeks to Enter Your Project!
  202. Folding Raspberry Pi Enclosure Prints in One Piece, No Screws in Sight
  203. Our Trucks Won’t Need No Batteries! Electric Trucks Look to Overhead Wires for Power
  204. ESPFLIX Brings Streaming Video To The World Of Microcontrollers
  205. 3D Printable Kinematic Couplings, Ready To Use
  206. Glasgow Uses an FPGA as an Embedded Systems Multitool
  207. Modular Vibrating ‘Bots Made From PCBs
  208. Raspberry Pi Gets PATA/IDE Drive via GPIO Header
  209. True Craftsmanship: Pneumatic Powered Drone Wasn’t Made To Fly
  210. Breathtaking Alarm Clock Looks Like it Came From a 1960 Fallout Shelter
  211. Boom Hopes to Reignite Supersonic Travel with XB-1
  212. Recreating Retrocomputers Hack Chat
  213. Acoustic Camera Uses Many, Many Microphones
  214. The Weather Station at the Top of the World
  215. The Zero Terminal 3: A Pop-Out Keyboard Linux Computer in Your Pocket
  216. Unique Instrument Plucks Out Notes on a Ruler
  217. 45 Minute Podcast Served Up On A Floppy Disk
  218. Talking Head Teaches Laplace Transform
  219. Hackaday Links: August 9, 2020
  220. How About a Nice Cuppa TEA Laser?
  221. Hands-On: Internet of Batteries Quantum Badge Brings Badgelife Add-Ons the Power and Internet They Crave
  222. Recreating Early Apple Mice For the Modern Era
  223. OAK Vision Modules Help You See The Forest And The Trees
  224. Tune Into the Bonnaroo That No One Gets to Go To
  225. Animal Crossing IRL with Nova Lights To Mark The Passage Of Time
  226. Print With Plasma!
  227. Wood-Fired Hot Tub For The End Of The World
  228. Vintage Gauges Turned Classy Weather Display
  229. A Shell? A Programming Language? Relax! It’s Both!
  230. DIY HID, OMG!
  231. Why Buy The Newer Model, When You Can Just Replicate Its User Interface?
  232. An Amiga Sampler 30 Years Later
  233. Virtual Software Defined Radio
  234. Tired of Regular Keebs? Might Be Time to Split
  235. HAWT Wind Turbine Is Mostly 3D Printed
  236. Hands-On: AND!XOR Unofficial DC28 Badge Embraces the Acrylic Stackup
  237. Separation Between WiFi and Bluetooth Broken by the Spectra Co-Existence Attack
  238. Hackaday Podcast 079: Wobble Sphere, Pixelflut, Skeeter Traps, and Tracing Apps
  239. This Week in Security: Garmin Ransomware, KeePass , and Twitter Warnings
  240. Odyssey Is A x86 Computer Packing An Arduino Along For The Trip
  241. Lightning Analysis With Your SDR
  242. The Google Chrome Dinosaur Game, in Real Life
  243. iRobot Makes Learning Robot More Affordable
  244. A Tongue Operated Human Machine Interface
  245. Telepresence Robot Navigates Upgrades
  246. Generate Positivity with Machine Learning
  247. Just Who Makes Tubes These Days?
  248. The Redesigned CNC Scroll Saw Rides Again
  249. Proteus, the Shape-Shifting and Possibly Non-Cuttable Material
  250. Scratch Built Subnautica Sub Explores the Pool
  251. Miles the Spider Robot
  252. Mold-Making Masterclass in Minutes
  253. Can You Remembrandt Where This is From?
  254. A Wood Gas Powered Lawn Mower
  255. RGB LED Shutter Shades
  256. Illegal Blast Fishing Detector is All Ears
  257. The Smell Of Space
  258. Perfect Your Beer Pong Game with the PongMate CyberCannon Mark III
  259. Teardown: Orthofix SpinalStim
  260. Pour Yourself a Glass of 100,000 Volts
  261. The Game Boy as a Midi Synthesiser
  262. Retro Game Bow Tie
  263. A Hybrid Helical Antenna for the Es’hail-2 Geosynchronous Repeater
  264. Bringing an iPod to the Modern NAND Era
  265. Official Arduboy Upgrade Module Nears Competition
  266. MenoPlay Through the Pain of Menopause
  267. Fresh Food Year Round? You Can Thank Frederick McKinley Jones
  268. Unbricking a $2,000 Exercise Bike with a Raspberry Pi Zero and Bluetooth Hacks
  269. Hackaday Remoticon: Our 2020 Conference is Packed with Workshops and We’re Calling for Proposals
  270. Don’t Let Endianness Flip You Around
  271. [NileRed] Makes Superconductors
  272. Facial Detection with Pi + MATLAB
  273. IOT Pinball Puts Oktoberfest Fun on Tap
  274. Optimizing GIF Playback For Microcontrollers
  275. William English, Computer Mouse Co-Creator, Has Passed
  276. Hack a Folding Bike to Help You Catch Some Pike
  277. Cryptographic LCDs Use The Magic of XOR
  278. Linux-Fu: Help Messages for Shell Scripts and Here Documents
  279. Cheap And Effective Mosquito Trap Looks Like A Disco
  280. COVID Tracing Apps: What Europe Has Done Right, and Wrong
  281. Pinephone Gets Thermal Imaging Backpack
  282. See the Science Behind VR Display Design, and What Makes a Problem Important
  283. Electrochemistry at Home
  284. Folding@Home And Rosetta, For ARM
  285. Hackaday Links: August 2, 2020
  286. A DIY 6.5-Digit Multimeter Is A Lesson In Clever Circuitry
  287. Springs and Things Wrap into a Polyhedron of Interactive LED Art
  288. Little Jumping Bot Can Now Stick The Perfect Landing
  289. Swimming Pool Lap Counter Relies On Ultrasound
  290. Digital Caliper Talks For Accessibility, With This App
  291. Art Piece Builds Up Images with Dots on Thread
  292. A Homebrew Radio, As All The Best Homebrew Radios Should Be
  293. VK-01 is a Bartender You Don’t Need to Tip
  294. Playing the Pixelflut
  295. How Many of You Are There, Really?
  296. 2020: Everything is Virtual
  297. You’ve Got Rat!
  298. This Mini Soviet Micro Will Have Astounding Attention To Detail
  299. Reverse Engineering the Charge Pump of an 8086 Microprocessor
  300. Sanitizer Dispenser Does It Hands-Free

July 2020

  1. Electric Skateboard With Tank Tracks, From A Big 3D Printer
  2. Producing A Prop Gun That Actually Ejects Cases
  3. Transform Kicad Design To Patchwork For Isolation Routing
  4. CampZone 2020 Badge Literally Speaks to Us
  5. Hackaday Podcast 078: Happy B-Day MP3, Eavesdropping on a Mars Probe, Shadowcasting 7-Segments, and a Spicy Commodore 64
  6. The Internet of Bubble Machines
  7. This Week in Security: Twilio, PongoTV, and BootHole
  8. Patent Law And The Legality Of Making Something Similar
  9. Fewer Millimeters Make a Useful ESP32 Devboard
  10. Myst ‘Demake’ For The Apple II
  11. Art Generated From the Dubious Comments Section
  12. Aesthetic DIY Bluetooth Speakers
  13. Rotary Dialer Becomes Numeric Keypad
  14. Learn Software Reverse Engineering: Ghidra Class Videos from HackadayU Now Available!
  15. No-Melt Nuclear ‘Power Balls’ Might Win a Few Hearts and Minds
  16. Saturday: Vintage Computer Festival West
  17. Denim Sunglasses Frames Use a Wicked Set of Jigs
  18. Geocaching on Mars: How Perseverance Will Seal Martian Samples with a Return to Earth in Mind
  19. Enjoying Some Exothermic Welding, With Thermite!
  20. Join Your Own Private LoRa Mesh Network
  21. Die Photos Reveal Logic from Commodore 128 PLA Chip
  22. Inside a $30,000 8 GHz Scope
  23. Do You Know Where Your Children Are? Check the Weasley Clock
  24. An Open-Source Microfluidic Pump For Your Science Needs
  25. Breakaway Keyboard PCB Makes Customization a Snap
  26. Smashing the Atom: A Brief History of Particle Accelerators
  27. A Mobile Phone For The Pulse Dial Generation
  28. Ask Hackaday: Why Did GitHub Ship All Our Software Off To The Arctic?
  29. Panic Button is an Audio-Visual Parachute Out of Zoom Calls
  30. Ultracapacitors Might Have Bad Fruity Smell
  31. Trick from 1903 Makes An Old Monochrome TV Spit Some Colours
  32. Trunking Police Scanning with SDRTrunk
  33. The Swiss Army Knife of Bench Tools
  34. ESP32 Turned Open Source COVID-19 Contact Tracer
  35. Broken Smartphones: Laptops in Disguise
  36. Porsche’s Printed Pistons are Powerful and Precise
  37. FCC Fines Hobby King Almost $3 Million for Illegal Drone Transmitters
  38. 80 Years From Invention, China Is Struggling With Jet Engines
  39. What Is The Tianwen-1 Probe Saying?
  40. Busting GPS Exercise Data Out of Its Garmin-controlled IoT Prison
  41. RadioGlobe Takes the World of Internet Radio for a Spin
  42. Polymorphic String Encryption Gives Code Hackers Bad Conniptions
  43. 3D Printing Latex Is Now Possible
  44. Smoking Meat with a Commodore 64
  45. A Low-Cost Current Probe For IoT Applications
  46. Falcon 9 Beats Shuttle’s Reflight Record, But Still Has a Long Way to Go
  47. Ideas to Prototypes Hack Chat with Nick Bild
  48. A Face Mask That’s Functional and Hacker-Certified
  49. MP3 Is 25 Years Old!
  50. Mechanical Seven-Segment Display Really Sticks Out from the Pack
  51. Tiny Circuit Sculpture Keeps the Night Watch
  52. Argos Book of Horrors
  53. New Release of FidoCadJ Draws Schematics Everywhere
  54. Hackaday Links: July 26, 2020
  55. Hex Matrix Clock is Spellbinding
  56. Concentric Rings Keep this Calendar Perpetually Up to Date
  57. This Four-Axis Stencil Printer is the Ultimate in SMD Alignment Tools
  58. Son of Rothult
  59. Breadboarding Console Has the Power
  60. Vintage Aircraft Controls Turned USB Button Box
  61. 3D Printed Doggie Braces
  62. 3D Printed Speaker Uses DSP For Ultimate Performance
  63. Simple Plasma Cutter Collision Detection System
  64. ESP8266 Makes a Wireless Card Reader
  65. Stop Bad Laws Before They Start
  66. Jet Airliner Nacelle Becomes A Unique Camper
  67. This Tube Preamp Has A Nixie Volume Display
  68. Homebrew 16-Bit Computer is a Wire-Wrapped Work of Art
  69. Microwave Modified for Disinfecting
  70. Laser Cutting Your Way to an RGB LED Table
  71. Hands-On: The Pandemic DEF CON Badge is an Audio Cassette
  72. RGB Minecraft Sign isn’t Just For Looks
  73. Liquid Air Energy Storage: A Power Grid Battery Using Regular Old Ambient Air
  74. Hackaday Podcast 077: Secret Life of SD Cards, Mining Minecraft’s Secret Seed, BadPower is Bad, and Sailing a Sea of Neon
  75. USB-C Where It Was Never Intended To Be
  76. This Week in Security: Iran’s ITG18, ProcMon for Linux, and Garbage Collection Fail
  77. A Complete Raspberry Pi Power Monitoring System
  78. TinyPilot Provides KVM-over-IP, With Low Cost and Even Lower Latency
  79. Portable CP/M Runs the Classics Anywhere
  80. Wobble Disk Coffee Roaster Gets The Beans Just Right
  81. Ergo Keyboard Build Issue Becomes Crystal Clear
  82. 3D Printed ESP8266 TV is a Blast from the Past
  83. 384 Neon Bulbs Become Attractive Display
  84. Hands-On: Wireless Login with the New Mooltipass Mini BLE Secure Password Keeper
  85. Custom Weather Camera Feed With Software Tricks
  86. Linux Fu: Keep In Sync
  87. Tiny Ethernet Switch Gets Even Smaller
  88. Appeasing Chicken Tastes With 3D Printing
  89. Let’s Take a Closer Look at This Robotic Airship
  90. DIY Stress Meter
  91. Versatile Energy Meter Has Multiple Functions
  92. Bringing the Pi Camera into Focus with LEGO
  93. CBS Announces Functional Tricorder Replica for 2021
  94. Jan Czochralski and the Silicon Revolution
  95. Robot, Sudo Fold My Laundry
  96. The WISE in NEOWISE: How a Hibernating Satellite Awoke to Discover the Comet
  97. Pine Made Phones, Laptops, and Now… Soldering Irons?
  98. BadPower Vulnerability in Fast Chargers Might Make Phones Halt and Catch Fire
  99. Bringing Back the Fidget Toy Craze with the Magic Microcontroller Cube
  100. Apollo Missions Get Upgraded Video
  101. Die Lapping For Better CPU Performance
  102. Hand Depanelizer Gets Pneumatic Upgrade
  103. Stay at Home, HOPE and DEF CON Will Come to You
  104. Model Hydroelectric Plant is an Illuminating Educational Tool
  105. Beyond Printf(): Better Logging Practices for Faster Debugging
  106. Flipping a Coin 10,000 Times With A Dedicated Machine
  107. Window In The Skies: Why Everyone Is Going To Mars This Month
  108. A Stylish Raspberry Pi Camera
  109. A Simple Soft Power Switch Using Common Modules
  110. Life Size Lancer Becomes Gears of War Motion Controller
  111. Can A 3D Printer Print Better Filament For Itself?
  112. Skee-Ball Scoring with Coin Slot Switches
  113. A Portable Home Air Quality Meter With The ESP32
  114. Finding The Random Seed of Minecraft’s Title Screen
  115. There’s An Engineer In Germany I’d Like A Word With; Tale of a Crumbling Volkswagen Lock
  116. Ubuntu Update Hack Chat
  117. Raspberry Pi Shuffler Is Computerized Card Shark
  118. Clacker Hacker: Hot Rod Switch Mods
  119. Automated Part Removal Gets Serious with the Chain Production Add-on
  120. Grok The Z80 With This Simulator
  121. 3D Printer Revives Large Format Camera
  122. Digging Deep Into SD Card Secrets
  123. Hackaday Links: July 19, 2020
  124. Upgrading the RAM in a 25 Year Old Oscilloscope
  125. This 68k Board Is About As Simple As It Gets
  126. Building A Motion Capture Suit On The Cheap
  127. RC Car Becomes Cable Cam
  128. The Real Story: How Samsung Blu Ray Players Were Bricked
  129. A Tin Can Modem, Just for Fun
  130. An HDMI Monitor From Your Phone
  131. Faux Radar Uses Ultrasound & Python
  132. Reverse Engineering Teaches an Old Scope New Tricks
  133. Tool Changing 3D Printers Shouldn’t Break The Bank
  134. The Sincerest Form of Flattery
  135. Techniques For Making Complex Carbon Fibre Tube Parts
  136. Forget LED Matrices, How About Neon!
  137. A Z80 Board With Very Few Parts
  138. Bluepill Copies Code So You Don’t Have To
  139. Home Monitoring, Without All the Sensors
  140. USB Flash Drive Reveals Strange SD Card Heart
  141. This Soap Dispenser Will Crush Your Germs
  142. Modern Radio Receiver Architecture: From Regenerative to Direct Conversion
  143. Hackaday Podcast 076: Grinding Compression Screws, Scratching PCBs, and Melting Foam
  144. Four on the Floor for Your Virtual Race Car
  145. This Week in Security: Twitter, Windows DNS, SAP RECON
  146. Make Your Own Filament
  147. The Mother(board) of All CNC Controllers
  148. Smooth(er) Text Scrolling on HD44780 LCDs
  149. Ham Radio Mobile Operations Circa 1919
  150. Ljusmaskinen Takes the Rave to the Streets (Eventually)
  151. Touch Screen Reflow Oven Pulls Out all the Stops
  152. A Lowly 8-Bit Micro Busts Copy Protection From The 16-Bit Era
  153. Hyundai Makes Push Towards Fuel Cell Trucking
  154. FreeCAD vs SolveSpace
  155. Tend Your Garden… Again
  156. Super Mario 64 As Experienced By Mario
  157. Speech to Morse Code, Courtesy of Google
  158. Quickly Mute and Unmute Yourself Using the Physical Mute Button
  159. Will 2020 Be The Year Of Rust In The Linux Kernel?
  160. A Shrine For All The 555 Lovers
  161. Today’s Twitter Hack is New Take on “Nigerian Prince” Scam
  162. No Assembly Required for this Compliant Mechanism Dial Indicator
  163. Exposing Computer Monitor Side-Channel Vulnerabilities with TempestSDR
  164. Printed It: Print-in-Place PCB Gripper
  165. Arduino Plays NES Games
  166. The Many Methods of Communicating with Submarines
  167. X-Ray Sleuthing Unveils The Fake In Your Adaptors
  168. DIY Dongle Breathes Life Into Broken Ventilators
  169. Soviet Core Memory Experiments
  170. High-End Ham Radio Gives Up Its Firmware Secrets
  171. Don’t Wait, You Need to See Comet NEOWISE Right Now
  172. Take Pottery for a Spin with a Pocket-Sized Wheel
  173. A Robotic Stylist for Your Lockdown Lengthened Locks
  174. Jerry Lawson And The Fairchild Channel F; Father of the Video Game Cartridge
  175. Roboticist Grant Imahara of Mythbusters Fame Dies of Aneurysm at Age 49
  176. An Easier Way to Roll Your Own LED Ball
  177. Tales From the Sysadmin: Impending Hard Drive Doom
  178. Spoofing an Analog Rotary Knob with an ATtiny, and Vampiric Power
  179. Modern Mice on Old Computers
  180. Bubbles, the People-Pleasing Pandemic Panda
  181. SoftBank Robots Pinch Hit For Baseball Cheerleaders
  182. 1975 Circuit Board Was a Masterpiece Hidden On Your Wrist
  183. Solar Weather Station Listens For Lightning
  184. Back to Basics Hack Chat
  185. Home Automation Covers Everything
  186. Surgery on the Arduino IDE Makes Bigger Serial Buffers
  187. Mergers and Acquisitions: Analog Devices Snaps Up Maxim Integrated for $21 B
  188. Build an Everlasting Continuity Tester
  189. Changing System Architectures And The Complexities Of Apple’s Butterfly Approach To ISAs
  190. 500 Lasers Are Not Necessarily Better Than One, but They Look Great
  191. NASA Making Big Upgrades To Their Big Dish DSS43
  192. (Re)Making a ColecoVision
  193. Making Smalltalk on a Raspberry Pi
  194. Hackaday Links: July 12, 2020
  195. Printed TS100 Case Beats the Heat with a Bearing
  196. Maybe One Of The Most Adorable Obstacle Avoiding Robots You’ve Seen
  197. 7-Segment Display is No Small Feat
  198. SoftCore CPU Comparison
  199. Learn the Secrets of Matching Bottle Cap Threads To One Another
  200. Life-Saving Surgery for a Telescopic Antenna
  201. Detect COVID-19 Symptoms Using Wearable Device and AI
  202. Interactive CNC Foam Cutter Churns Out Abstract Art
  203. Hack Together Your Own Bat Signal
  204. Aerodynamics for Dummies
  205. Hackaday Made Me Buy It!
  206. A Desk Calendar With A Difference
  207. A ZX80 With A Proper Case
  208. It’s Time for Watch Clocks to Make a Comeback
  209. Mmm… Obfuscated Shell Donuts
  210. Vintage Instrument Gets Modern Replacement for Unobtainium Parts
  211. Hacked Case Fan Follows the Leader with IR Sensor
  212. Dream Team Members Announced for the 2020 Hackaday Prize
  213. How Early Radio Receivers Worked
  214. Hackaday Podcast 075: 3D Printing Japanese Joinery, Android PHONK, One-Armed Time Bandit, and Whistling Bridges
  215. Steampunk Geiger Counter is a Mix of Art and Science
  216. This Week in Security: F5, Novel Ransomware, Freta, and Database Woes
  217. Making PCBs the Easy Way
  218. An NEC V20 For Two Processors In One SBC
  219. A Wearable that Jives to the Beat of Your Heart
  220. EasyOCR makes OCR, Well, Easy
  221. 3D Printing a Macro Pad, Switches and All
  222. Robotic Cornhole Board Does the Electric Slide
  223. Tablet Oscilloscope Claims 100 MHz, But Is It?
  224. Video: Bil Herds Looks at Mitosis
  225. Turning a Waterjet Cutter into a Wood Lathe, For No Reason
  226. The Simplest TS100 Upgrade Leads Down A Cable Testing Rabbit Hole
  227. Open Source Stream Deck Does it Without Touch Screens
  228. Open-Source Grinder Makes Compression Screws for Plastic Extruders Easy
  229. Your Own Electronic Drum Kit
  230. Software Defined Radio Academy Goes Virtual
  231. This Freezer Failure Alarm Keeps Your Spoils Unspoiled
  232. Synthesizer Gets an External Touch Screen
  233. Cakeday Countdown Clock is a Sweet Little Scroller
  234. 3D Printering: Selling Prints, and Solving the Pickup Problem
  235. Heater Joins the Internet of Things with ESP32 Board
  236. Bridge Over Trebled Water: How the Golden Gate Bridge Started to Sing
  237. Animatronic Nikola Tesla Sets the Record Straight
  238. The Latest Linux – On A Floppy In A 486!
  239. Color Your Workspace, Calm Your Mind
  240. Gaming in Different Languages
  241. Salvaged Drill Gets a Magnetic Upgrade
  242. RC Car Becomes Useful Little Mower
  243. Bantam Tools PCB Mill Gets a Ferocious New Sequel
  244. Marian Croak is the MVP of VoIP Adoption
  245. Magnetic Couplings Make This Lego Submarine Watertight
  246. Not Just GPS: New Options For Global Positioning
  247. Designing 3D Printed Enclosures for KiCad PCBs
  248. Milling Dies And Injection Moulding Some Acrylic Lenses
  249. Filmmaking from Home with Projection Mapping
  250. Remote Code Execution On The N64
  251. Analog Noise Generator, Fighter Of Other Noises
  252. Multi-Volume Knob Gives All Your Programs a Turn
  253. Time Bandit Clock Hits the Aesthetic Jackpot
  254. The WIMP is Dead, Long Live the Solar Axion!
  255. Linux in the Machine Shop Hack Chat
  256. New (mis)Use for Lithophanes: Miniature Diorama Backgrounds
  257. 3D-Printing Bigger Wind Turbines
  258. The Spin Cycle: Washing Machine Motor Converts 10-Speed to E-Bike
  259. Elegant Shoji Lamps from Your 3D Printer
  260. Your Microcontroller Is Your IDE
  261. Live Map of London Tube Created In PCB and Lights
  262. Hackaday Links: July 5, 2020
  263. Syringes Put the Squeeze On This Mini Drill Press
  264. Reviving a DOA Smart Bulb With Custom Firmware for Its ESP8266
  265. Bathymetric Map Uses Edge Lighting To Stunning Effect
  266. Slothbot Lives Up to Its Name
  267. DIY Baby MIT Cheetah Robot
  268. Finding a Secret Message From a Gaming Legend
  269. Digi-Key Hacks UV Into Conveyor Line to Protect Warehouse Staff
  270. An RGB Backlight for the Nokia 5110 LCD
  271. A Word Clock You Don’t Have To Actually Build To Enjoy
  272. The Cheap Way to Glitch an STM8 Microcontroller
  273. A Reason to Code
  274. Travel Globe Spins You Around Memory Lane
  275. This Iron Man Suit is a Hacker’s Dream Come True
  276. DJing Without The Truckload Of Equipment; Secret Ingredient is Raspberry Pi
  277. iWings For The New Apple Power Adaptor
  278. Robotic Biped Walks On Inverse Kinematics
  279. Sky Anchor Puts Radios Up High, No Tower Needed
  280. Spacing Out: OneWeb Rescue, Starlink Base Stations, And Rocket Tests
  281. Hackaday Podcast 074: Stuttering Swashplate, Bending Mirrors, Chasing Curves, and Farewell to Segway
  282. This Week in Security: Palo Alto Scores a 10, Cursed Images, VM Escapes, and Malicious Music
  283. DIY Filtered Positive Pressure Suit Shows Fine Workmanship
  284. Make Your Own Microdot
  285. Watch Conway’s Game of Life Flutter Across a Flip-Dot Display
  286. Easy, Secure HTTPS With an ESP8266
  287. Custom Packet Sniffer Is A Great Way To Learn CAN
  288. The Open Source Mars Rover, One Year Later
  289. An Off-The-Grid Instant Messaging Plattform
  290. Review: Calculator Kit is Just a Few Hacks From Greatness
  291. AVR Multi-Tool Learns the Latest Tricks
  292. Inputs of Interest: X-Bows Ergo-Mechanical Keyboard
  293. PHONK – A Hacker’s Fun Shortcut To Android Programming
  294. Number Crunching GPS For the DIYer
  295. Merlin Pi Camera is a Photographic Wizard
  296. 3D Printing Damascus-like Steel
  297. Pop Open Your Neighbor’s Front Door With 12 Volts
  298. Tidy Laser Cut Packaging For PCBs With KiCAD
  299. BlueRetro Is The Ultimate Console Controller Adapter
  300. Why Are Digital Cameras Still Boring?
  301. Breadboard Breaks the Speed Barrier
  302. The ISS is Getting a New WC
  303. Adding PCIe To Your Raspberry Pi 4, The Easier Way
  304. Unrolling the Mystery Inside an Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor
  305. Commodore SX-64 Keyboard Upgraded from Trash to Treasure
  306. FreeDVDBoot Opens Up The PlayStation 2 Like Never Before

June 2020

  1. Automating The Disinfection Of Large Spaces With Robots
  2. Experimenting with Vibratory Wind Generators
  3. The Challenges Of Monitoring Water Streams And Surviving Mother Nature
  4. Your Own Open Source ASIC: SkyWater-PDK Plans First 130 nm Wafer in 2020
  5. Aggressive Indoor Flying Thanks To SteamVR
  6. The Segway is Dead, Long Live the Segway
  7. Quadcopter With Stereo Vision
  8. Towards a 3D-Printed Neutrino Detector
  9. Mini “Gaming PC” Nails the Look, Streams the Games
  10. Implementing the Exponential Function
  11. Make Your Own Pet Fire Breathing Dragon
  12. Build a Lathe Like it’s 1777
  13. Thumbmouse Keeps Your Hands on the Keyboard
  14. LED Art Hack Chat
  15. Linux-Fu: Parallel Universe
  16. Fail Of The Week: This SD Card Won’t Slot
  17. Updating the Language of SPI Pin Labels to Remove Casual References to Slavery
  18. Does PHP Have A Future, Or Are Twenty Five Years Enough?
  19. DIY Pocket MP3 Player
  20. An Affordable Home Made Vacuum Chamber
  21. Faux Vintage Radio Gets AirPlay Upgrade
  22. Hantek 3-in-1 Instrument Reviewed
  23. Hackaday Links: June 28, 2020
  24. Mini Library for Kids Gets Blinky Lights and Solar Upgrade
  25. Reproduction 1960s Computer Trainer Really Pushes Our Buttons
  26. Calcuino is an Arduino Calculator
  27. A Dead Macbook GPU Shouldn’t Stop You, With This BGA Soldering Hack
  28. Hacking A ThinkPad USB-C Adapter
  29. DIY Hand Mixer Whips Coffee Into Shape
  30. 433 On A Stick
  31. Comparing Bare Silicon on Two Game Boy Audio Chips
  32. Variable Mirror Changes Shape Under Pressure
  33. What Does The Bat Say? Tune In With This Heterodyne Detector
  34. Nothing Comes From Nowhere
  35. Recreating Paintings By Teaching An AI To Paint
  36. The Trouble With Tamagotchis…
  37. Reliving Heathkit’s Glory Days Through a Teardown and Rebuild
  38. Slipping Sheets Map Multiple Bends in this Ingenious Flex Sensor
  39. Hinge Brings New Meaning to Flexible PCB
  40. Smart Toilet Paper Holder Keeps Track Of White Gold
  41. Smart Thermometer Can Tell Flu from Cold
  42. Ask Hackaday: What Can Be Done with Your Bootlooping Blu-Ray?
  43. Hackaday Podcast 073: Betrayal By Clipboard, Scratching 4K, Flaming Solder Joints, and Electric Paper
  44. Get The Party Started With A Mesh WiFi Light Show
  45. This Week in Security: Bitdefender, Ripple20, Starbucks, and Pwned Passwords
  46. Double The RAM Of A Dreamcast Console For A Cool 32 MB
  47. Is Anything Really Private Anymore?
  48. Teardown Of The Singaporean COVID-19 TraceTogether Token
  49. Creating A Custom ASIC With The First Open Source PDK
  50. A Baby Grand Gets MIDI
  51. Excercise Ball Makes A Passable Landing Gear
  52. Measuring the Time is a Breeze With This Air Flow Clock
  53. Grey Gear: French TV Encryption, 1980s Style
  54. DIY TV-B-Gone is A-OK
  55. Ditching x86, Apple Starts An ARM Race
  56. Building and Flying a Helicopter With a Virtual Swashplate
  57. AudioMoth: The Proverbial Moth On The Wall
  58. Rotary Phone Takes You Around The World And Through Time – With Music
  59. Intel Says Nanowire and NanoRibbon in Volume in Five Years
  60. 3D-Printed Tools Make Circuit Sculpture a Little Easier
  61. Hacker Turns Thermal Clacker Into USB Keyboard
  62. Sentry Water Gun Relies On LIDAR
  63. What’s the Deal With Snap Packages?
  64. Tracked Robot Makes Sand Drawings
  65. Netbooks: The Next Generation — Chromebooks
  66. How To Retrofit a Pick and Place Machine For OpenPnP, in Detail
  67. Raspberry Pi Takes Control of Ham Radio
  68. Boot-To-BASIC Box Packs A Killer Graphics Engine
  69. An Open Source Tool to Document Your Wiring
  70. Eico Signal Generator Gets a Repair
  71. Macros For A Mazda
  72. Building A Scooter Exhaust From Scrap Metal
  73. Ask Hackaday: Is Our Power Grid Smart Enough to Know When There’s No Power?
  74. Chaotic Oscillator From Antique Logic
  75. USB-C Is Taking Over… When, Exactly?
  76. Switch Tester Servo-Slaps Them ’til they Fail
  77. OTA ESP32 GUI Makes Updates Simple
  78. Educational Radio, Educates
  79. New Silq Programming Language Aims To Make Quantum Programming Easier
  80. A True 4K Projector From Scrap eBay Components
  81. Popping the Hood on the Flux Beamo Laser Cutter
  82. Voice-Command Chess Board Powered By Alexa
  83. Hunting Neutrinos in the Antarctic
  84. Gigatron Hack Chat
  85. Wearable Device for Preventing SUDEP (Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy)
  86. Teardown: Wonder Bible
  87. Vulkan For The Older Raspberry Pi
  88. Just How Do Aircraft Transponders Work Anyway?
  89. Help Thrust Open Source Satellites To The Next Level
  90. 3D Printing Transmission Line Speakers
  91. Hackaday Links: June 21, 2020
  92. VGA Framegrabber Built From Scratch
  93. Decapsulating a Dual Triode
  94. Custom Portable N64 Embraces Modern Making
  95. Score Big Against Boredom with Tabletop Bowling
  96. Simulate Your World with Hash.ai
  97. Wurlitzer Note Visualizer Gets a 2020-Spec Replica
  98. Dipole Antenna is Off Balance
  99. WiFi Networks Turned Targets in this Pocket Game
  100. Chasing A Long-Obsolete Tube
  101. Great Badge Concept: A “Geiger Counter” for WiFi Deauthentication Frames
  102. Seeing Code: The Widescreen Rant
  103. Smartglove Helps Cyclists Be Seen
  104. Key That Morse With Little More Than Your Laptop
  105. Plant’m if you Got’m and Keep’m Alive
  106. Learn Quantum Computing with Spaced Repetition
  107. Scanning Analog Film For The Last Time
  108. Vintage Keyboard Gets the QMK Treatment
  109. Message In A Bottle: Bicycle Trailer On A Mission
  110. Loading Coils, the Heaviside Condition, and Pupin Coils
  111. Hackaday Podcast 072: Robo Golf Clubs, Plastic Speedboats, No-Juice Flipdots, and Super Soakers
  112. 3D Printed DIY Neuralyzer
  113. This Week in Security: HaveIBeenPwned And Facebook Attack Their Customers
  114. Up Your Home Network Performance – Build Your Own Router!
  115. Strike A Solder Joint Behind Enemy Lines
  116. Capture the Flag, Along with the Game Data
  117. Boston Dynamics’ Spot Robot Gets a Price Tag: $75 Grand
  118. Repairing a Workhorse Bench Meter
  119. Toddler-Friendly MP3 Player Navigates with Light
  120. Metasurface Design Methods Can Make LED Light Act More Like Lasers
  121. Inputs of Interest: Curves Are the Key to My Type
  122. Less Rock, More Roll: A MIDI Barrel Piano
  123. Ask Hackaday: Are 80 Characters Per Line Still Reasonable In 2020?
  124. Copy and Paste Deemed Insecure
  125. One-Percenter Mods For Premium Apple Pencil Usability
  126. Justice For The Gatwick Two: The Final Chapter In The British Drone Panic Saga
  127. Obstacle Avoidance For Drones, Learned From Mosquitoes
  128. Print-in-Place Helping Hand Grabs A Hold Of Your PCB
  129. Arduino Magnetic Board is Anything but Boring
  130. School’s in Session with HackadayU
  131. Surviving The Pandemic As A Hacker: Take Care Of Your Mental Health
  132. Fiber Optic Ceiling Pumps to the Beat
  133. Hands On With a Batteryless E-Paper Display
  134. Fail of the Week: How Not to Watercool a PC
  135. DIY Plastic Speedboat for One
  136. Compile a Hydroponics System From Source
  137. Disable Intel’s Backdoor on Modern Hardware
  138. Arduino Reduces Heating Costs
  139. Overclocking and Watercooling The TI-84, Just Cause
  140. Hackaday Prize: Cal-Earth is Digging Deep to Shelter Those in Need
  141. Lonnie Johnson, Prolific Engineer And Hero To Millions Of Kids (Even If They Don’t Know It)
  142. A Properly Engineered UV Chamber for PPE Sanitization
  143. Why You (Probably) Won’t Be Building A Replica Amiga Anytime Soon
  144. Tackling Trunked Radio with Software
  145. Retrotechtacular: The Nernst Lamp
  146. Portable Video Looper is Easy as Pi
  147. High Speed The Way We Want It
  148. Giant Bearing Is At The Heart Of A Camera Mount
  149. Electronic Connect Four Has No Pieces to Lose
  150. Hacking A Cheap Disco Light For UV Effects
  151. Linux-Fu: Automation for Chrome and the Desktop By Matching Screenshots
  152. PPE Testing Hack Chat
  153. Bluetooth Development Board Goes the Distance
  154. Samsung’s Leap Month Bug Teaches Not to Skimp On Testing
  155. Virtual Pinball Cabinet Provides Real Thrills
  156. Plot And Visualise Brain Data In An Artwork
  157. Making Custom Gradient Markers At Home
  158. Defeating Fridge DRM With Duct Tape and A Dremel
  159. Hackaday Links: June 14, 2020
  160. Notification Wearable Helps Get Child’s Attention
  161. OmniBallot, Another Flawed Attempt At Online Voting
  162. Dial in your Multi-Headed 3D Printer with 2020 Machine Vision
  163. Mini Computer Brings Starfleet To Your Desk
  164. ESP32 Becomes Music Player In Under 40 Lines of Code
  165. No Need for Speed with This Arduino-Based Inkjet Printer
  166. Blow Dryers And Metal Shears: Hacks of Early Falcon 9 Flights
  167. Flipdots, Without The Electronics
  168. Antique Army Surplus Receiver Restored
  169. RIP Danal Estes, Developer of Multitool 3D Printing Infrastructure
  170. Machine Builds Rise From the Ashes
  171. Engineers Develop a Brain on a Chip
  172. Office Status Light Turns “Do Not Disturb” To “Busy”
  173. Tiny Barcode Scanner Beeps Your Shopping List Together
  174. Programming in Plain English
  175. Cheap Lab Balance Needs Upgrades, Gets Gutted Instead
  176. Mobile Power From Cordless Tool Batteries
  177. How CERN Made High Quality Electronics In The 1970s
  178. This Week in Security: Crosstalk, TLS Resumption, And Brave Shenanigans
  179. Binary Math Tricks: Shifting to Divide by Ten Ain’t Easy
  180. Hackaday Podcast 071: Measuring Micrometers, the Goldilocks Fit, Little Linear Motors, and 8-bit Games on ESP32
  181. Rolling Out A New Robot Arm
  182. Now This is a Maker’s PCB Shaker
  183. Apollo 11 Trig Was Brief
  184. Arduino Music Box Turns Stuffed Animal Into TV Personality
  185. Solder to Aluminum
  186. Learning About VNAs
  187. A Robotic Golf Club To (Possibly) Boost Your Game
  188. Retrotechtacular: Wire Splicing the Army Way
  189. A Beginner’s Guide to Lithium Rechargeable Batteries
  190. Knitting Machine Rebuild Takes It To The Next Level
  191. Quantum Computing And The End Of Encryption
  192. Dexter the Companion Bot Wants To Give You Five
  193. The Sound of Silence: Speed Up Your Video Consumption
  194. Control a Motor With a Touchpad
  195. Soon… Inkjet Your Circuit Boards
  196. Dremel Workstation’s New Job: Applying Threaded Inserts With Cheap Soldering Iron
  197. Light Up the Night with a Tetrahedral LED Hat
  198. A Levitating Lamp without Magnets
  199. Surviving The Pandemic As A Hacker: Making A Mask Of Your Very Own
  200. Building an ESP32 Smart Power Strip from Scratch
  201. The Seedy World of Message Serialization
  202. Autonomous Sentry Gun Packs a Punch and a Ton of Build Tips
  203. STM32 Blue Pill Turned GPG Security Token
  204. An Open Hardware Modem for the Modern Era
  205. Xilinx Makes MIPI CSI and DSI Controller IP Blocks Free To Use With Vivado
  206. External Battery Mod for Action Camera Does It Non-destructively
  207. Lunchbox Cyberdeck Is a Tasty Build
  208. The Hackaday Prize: Field Ready Is Changing the Face of Humanitarian Relief
  209. Bertha Benz Pushed the Automobile Toward Production
  210. Finding Perfect Part Fits with the Goldilocks Approach (and OpenSCAD)
  211. Teardown: The Writer Word Processor
  212. Run Your Favorite 8-bit Games on an ESP32
  213. Solving Buyer’s Remorse With A Rotary Tool And Soldering Iron
  214. Unique Strandbeest Stands Tall with Line of Legs
  215. Displaying HTML Interfaces And Managing Network Nodes… In Space!
  216. Circuit Sculpture Clock Goes Pew Pew
  217. UV Phone Sanitizer Shows the Power of Modern DIY
  218. Wireless Tin Can Telephone
  219. Vernier Calipers And Micrometer Screw Gauges, Measuring Without Compromise
  220. Rapid Prototyping Hack Chat
  221. A 50W Speaker Made Of Light Bulbs
  222. 3D Printing Nuclear Reactors For Fun And Profit
  223. Raspberry Pi Plays A MIDI Tune Wherever You May Roam
  224. A Look Behind The Canvas Of The “60 Billion Lights” Project
  225. Hands-Free Haptic Braille Display is Making Waves
  226. The Simplest Microwave Receiver
  227. Hackaday Links: June 7, 2020
  228. Build this Cyberdeck in a Cave with a Box of Scraps
  229. Adjustable Jig Eases PCB Stencil Alignment Process
  230. Crate EV Motor Hits Market: The Swindon Powertrain
  231. Bust Your Own Ghosts with a PKE Meter
  232. Smart Home Meets Dumb Terminal
  233. 64-bit And A Display: Minecraft Computers 10 Years Later
  234. Testing Hardware with ASCII Waveforms
  235. A DIY Electronic Load with a Twist
  236. Cheap Party Light Gets Arduino Upgrade
  237. Lattice Drops EULA Clause Forbidding FPGA Bitstream Reverse Engineering
  238. Burning Chrome
  239. Sparklines For Your ESP32 Projects
  240. Vacuum Dust Collection With Self-Powered Relays
  241. Automatic Planet Finder is Out of This World
  242. New Microscope Directly Images Protein Atoms
  243. Homebrew Coil Winder Makes Toroids a Snap to Wind
  244. Lattice Semiconductor Targets Bitstream Reverse Engineering In Latest Propel SDK License
  245. Join the Movement with this Mini Cyberdeck
  246. Ancient History of the Phone Jack
  247. Hackaday Podcast 070: Memory Bump, Strontium Rain, Sentient Solder Smoke, and Botting Browsers
  248. Turning A MicroKORG Into A MicroKORG S With This Speaker Mod
  249. This Week in Security: Exim, Apple Sign-in, Cursed Wallpaper, and Nuclear Secrets
  250. Tic-Tac-Toe Implemented in Single Call to printf()
  251. How Did They Get Sampled Sounds From An SN76489 8-bit Sound Chip?
  252. Nintendo’s GBA Dev Board Could Pass for Modern DIY
  253. Palm’s Mini-Mobile Phone Becomes Bike Phone
  254. Contactless Doorbell Built To Avoid Coronavirus
  255. CNC Scroll Saw Makes Promising First Cuts
  256. Day Clock Monitors Air Quality of the Great Indoors
  257. Netbooks: The Form Factor Time Forgot
  258. Rotary Controller Dials in PC Volume
  259. 3D Printering: Sticky Resin Prints and How to Fix Them
  260. A Pocket Retro Computer Anyone Can Build
  261. Adding WiFi To Black Magic For Wireless GDB Action
  262. Tiny Laser Cutter Puts Micro Steppers to Work
  263. Machine Learning Takes the Embarrassment Out of Videoconference Wardrobe Malfunctions
  264. Fighter Jet’s Gyro Stays Upright Before It Self-Destructs
  265. When A Bike Sharing Startup Goes Away, What Do You Do With The Bikes?
  266. Hackaday Prize and UCPLA Are Driving Assistive Technology Forward
  267. Surviving The Pandemic As A Hacker: Peering Behind The Mask
  268. Arduino Car HUD Does the Job
  269. Ford’s Powershift Debacle
  270. A Dual Screen Luggable With Integrated RTL-SDR
  271. Dual-Wielding Robot Carves 3D Shapes From Foam With Warped Wire
  272. Remotely Navigate the Apocalypse in Mid-Century Style
  273. Scientific Calculator Whipped Up In Python
  274. Original Xbox Gets the Steam Overhaul
  275. Arduino Drums Bring The Noise, no MIDI Required
  276. Social Distancing Headgear For The Futuristically Inclined
  277. Inputs of Interest: ErgoDox Post-Mortem
  278. An Open Source HDMI Implementation for FPGAs
  279. How Science Adapted to the Aftermath of Cold War Nuke Tests
  280. DIYing a VR Headset For Cheap
  281. Fusion for STM32: Development Board With Debugging And Programming Via WiFi
  282. Credit Card Chip Used To Make Crystal Radio
  283. Python Is All You’ll Ever Need In This Linux Distro
  284. The Easiest Way To Put Your Doorbell On The Internet
  285. Cast Metal from Prints to Solidify Childhood Memories
  286. RC Lawn Mower Keeps The Grass Greener On Your Side Of The Fence
  287. Linux Fu: Raspberry Pi Desktop Headless
  288. Physical Security Hack Chat with Deviant Ollam
  289. Why Does Solder Smoke Always Find Your Face?
  290. NASA’s Long-Delayed Return to Human Spaceflight
  291. Easy Internet For Retro Computers With The PiModem
  292. A Home Made Dumper You’d Swear Came From A Factory
  293. Pulling Data From News Feed Telemetry
  294. Receive Analog Video Radio Signals from Scratch

May 2020

  1. Hackaday Links: May 31, 2020
  2. Building One Test Fixture to Rule Them All
  3. If This Is Your Inspiration From Space, You’re Doing It Wrong
  4. Homebrew Binaural Microphone Lets You Listen Like a Human
  5. The Descendants of Ancient Computers
  6. Digitize An Analogue Oscilloscope
  7. A Tasty Output Device
  8. Swap Your Microwave for a High Voltage Stereo
  9. This Old Console Stereo Hides A Liquor Cabinet
  10. DMCA vs Hacker
  11. Build Your Own Dial-Up ISP – Now With Modem Pool!
  12. Spacing Out: All the Orbital News You’re Missing
  13. Rolling Your Own LED Matrix Driver, With Copper Foil Tape to the Rescue
  14. Job Application Script Automates The Boring Stuff With Python
  15. Creating Surreal Short Films from Machine Learning
  16. WiFi Goes Open
  17. Build Your Own Grid Tie Inverter
  18. Cheap Speakers Sound Good With Easy Open Baffle Design
  19. Tarot Machine Flips Through Fate’s Rolodex
  20. Books You Should Read: The Design of Everyday Things
  21. Hackaday Podcast 069: Calculator Controversy, Socketing SOIC, Metal on the Moon, and Basking in Bench Tools
  22. Steampunk Brushless Motor Demo Pushes All the Maker Buttons
  23. This Week in Security: Leaking Partial Bits, Apple News, and Overzealous Contact Tracing
  24. Toilet Paper Chase And Indoor Cycling Race With Unity And Arduino
  25. Two Way Mirror Improves Video Conferencing
  26. Building a 3270 Terminal Controller
  27. What Rhymes with Spice and Simulates Huge Circuits?
  28. Psst – Wanna Buy A Control Panel From A Nuclear Power Station?
  29. Bluetooth Takes Keyboard from DIY to Super Fly
  30. Hackaday Prize and Conservation X Labs Issue Design Challenges to Address Extinction Crisis
  31. Peeking Inside Executables And Libraries To Make Debugging Easier
  32. Begin Your Day on an Uplifting Note with a Daily Affirmation Mirror
  33. Raspberry Pi 4 Gets Its 8 Gigs
  34. X-37B Spaceplane To Test Power Beaming Technology
  35. Jack Tramiel Got A Good Deal, And Ruined Everything
  36. Home Assistant get Fingerprint Scanning
  37. Dim Hallway Gets Lighting Upgrade
  38. Slaying Dragons In Notepad
  39. ATMega328 SSB SDR For Ham Radio
  40. Building A Serious Solar Inverter Battery Pack
  41. ePaper Tablet Gets Desktop Linux Install
  42. Losing a Wheel on Your Commute; 3-Wheelers Vie For the Open Road
  43. Useless Machine for an Existential Quandary
  44. Coronavirus Testing: CRISPR Technology Set to Streamline Viral Testing
  45. Improving 3D Printed Supports with a Marker
  46. Hacking Dell Laptops To Use Off-Brand Chargers
  47. Ewon is an Expressive Robot with Google Assistant
  48. Assemble Your (Virtual) Robotic Underground Exploration Team
  49. Telco Curio Hacked Into Simple Counter
  50. Breathing New Life into Old School ThinkPad Keyboards
  51. Simple Sprite Routines Ease Handheld Gaming DIY
  52. Teardown: Nabaztag
  53. Nintendo Switch Gets a Stylish Dock In a Broken NES
  54. Aluminium Pucks Fuel Hydrogen Trucks
  55. Tic Tac Arduintoe Moves the Game To 4×4
  56. Beautiful Sourdough Bread at Home Thanks to Dynamic Recipe Parameterization
  57. Boot Your Pi over USB
  58. This Frequency Generator Knows How To Get Down
  59. Herb Garden is Smarter Than The Average… Garden
  60. Secret Knock Unlocks Door
  61. FPGA Raises Component Video From A Sinclair ZX Spectrum
  62. 2020 Hackaday Prize Hack Chat with Majenta Strongheart
  63. Hacking the Road: Roundabouts
  64. Lasercut Puzzlebox Is Safe-Cracking Fun
  65. A DIY Electronics Lab You Can Show off With Pride
  66. Ironclad Tips for Copper-Clad Prototyping
  67. Mimicking Exoplanet Exploration At Home
  68. Hackaday Links: May 24, 2020
  69. Finding RF Cable Impedance
  70. Arduband Gives Your Eyes a Hand
  71. DMCA Takedown Issued Over Casio Code That Wasn’t
  72. Matrix of Resistors Forms the Hot Hands Behind This Thermochromic Analog Clock
  73. Flexible PCB Earrings Put the Art in Art Deco
  74. Conduit, Birdhouse, and Skateboard Become Giant Pen Plotter
  75. Resistors Sorter Measures Values
  76. An Arduino As A PLL
  77. Rocking Out On A Limb With LE STRUM
  78. Adding MIDI To An Old Casio Keyboard
  79. Start Your Engines!
  80. A 4-bit Random Number Generator
  81. More Terrible Keyboards That Nonetheless Work
  82. Hiding Malware, With Windows XP
  83. Come On Baby Light My Fire Button
  84. Microsoft Releases the Source Code You Wanted Almost 30 Years Ago
  85. Milling a Custom 6-Pin DIN Connector
  86. Dyeing Fabric To Create Sensors
  87. Radio’s Sordid History Of Being Blamed For Everything
  88. Hackaday Podcast 068: Picky Feeders, Slaggy Tables, Wheelie Droids, and Janky Batteries
  89. From Zero to LED Cube in Less Than Seven Months
  90. This Week in Security: DNS DDOS, Revenge of the 15 Year Old Bug, and More
  91. Joy-Con Mod Gives Nintendo Switch Touchpad Control
  92. Is that an ESP32 on Your Wrist?
  93. Spherical Quadruped Arduino Robot
  94. 3D Printed Switch Uses Paperclip
  95. Brass and Nickel Work Together in this Magnetostrictive Earphone
  96. Building A Custom Camera Mic
  97. Stealing RAM For A Microcontroller From A TFT Display
  98. Linux Fu: Alternative Shells
  99. Don’t Worry, This Box Will Protect You From 5G!
  100. No, The Nintendo Leak Won’t Help Emulator Developers, And Here’s Why
  101. Open Agriculture Initiative Shuttered Amid Scandal
  102. The Next Best Thing to a Cybertruck
  103. LED Matrix Takes You Down To Nixieland
  104. Radio Shack Shortwave Goes Digital
  105. A Foam Core Stand Against Tablet Design
  106. Looking for Pi in the 8087 Math Coprocessor Chip
  107. Bricking Your 3D Printer, In a Good Way
  108. Using Valgrind to Analyze Code For Bottlenecks Makes Faster, Less Power-Hungry Programs
  109. Don’t Trust Your Ears for the Freshest Chips
  110. Masten Moon Rocket Has Landing Pad, Will Travel
  111. ZRAM Boosts Raspberry Pi Performance
  112. Poking Around Inside of a Linux Security Camera
  113. A Sweet Little Insulin Reminder Light
  114. An Easy Hack For Working With Your Hands On Video Calls
  115. Wall-Climbing Robot Grabs Prize
  116. Weather Display is Cloudy With a Chance of ESP8266
  117. Robotic Basketball Hoop v2
  118. How To Get Into Cars: Nat Atmo Engine Mods
  119. Bolt-On Clog Detection for Your 3D Printer
  120. 2020 Hackaday Prize Reveals Four Open Challenges and New Dream Team Program
  121. iMac G4 Reborn with Intel NUC Transplant
  122. Self-Shutting Face Mask is Hacker’s Delight
  123. Pinball Machine Needs No Wizard
  124. Piddler Illustrates Aliasing and the z-Transform
  125. Whiteboard Plotter Rocks Three Colors and an Eraser
  126. Jumbo LED Matrix Brings Classic Sprites to Life
  127. A French Cleat Twist on Electronics Bench Organization
  128. Old School Rotary Tools That Weren’t Made By Dremel
  129. Animatronics Hack Chat
  130. Take a 3D Printed Brushless Motor Demo for a Spin
  131. Plasma “Ghosts” May Help Keep Future Aircraft Safe
  132. ESP32 Trail Camera Goes the Distance on AA Batteries
  133. New Breakout Board for Grid-EYE Thermal Sensor
  134. Keyboard Switch is Really a Transformer
  135. Defense Department Funds Wearables to Detect COVID-19
  136. Hackaday Links: May 17, 2020
  137. Look Ma, No Support For My Floating Holes!
  138. 60’s Natural Gas Pipeline Computer Retires to Play Games
  139. Mitigating Con Deprivation: Disobey 2020
  140. Force Feedback Mouse Really Shakes Things Up
  141. Building D-O, The Cone Face Droid
  142. Did Grandma Remember Her Pills? This Dispenser Tells You!
  143. Ultra-Cheap Microcontroller Powers Addressable 7-segment Display
  144. PCB Jewelry Never Looked So Good
  145. CNC Plasma Cutter Filter Gets the Slag Out
  146. All About That Bass – Marble Machine X Keeps Growing
  147. Is it a toy? A prototype? It’s a Hack!
  148. A Pulse Oximeter From Very Little
  149. The 19th Century, When Gravity Battery Meant Something Different
  150. EDSAC Lives in MiSTer
  151. DIY Neuralyzer from Scrap Parts
  152. High Voltage Experiment Pipes Power With Water
  153. Laundry Monitor Won’t Generate Static with Roommates
  154. Purdue Meta-AR-App Allows Instructors and Students to Build Their Own AR Learning Content
  155. Electric Vehicles Continue the Same Wasteful Mistakes That Limit Longevity
  156. Hackaday Podcast 067: Winking Out of IoT, Seas of LEDs, Stuffing PCBs, and Vectrex is Awesome
  157. All Your Passwords Are Belong to FPGA
  158. This Week in Security: Thunderspy, Facebook Breaking Everything, and More
  159. Docking with ISS isn’t as Easy as You Might Think
  160. cyberDÛCK Quacks Like a Cyberdeck
  161. Piston-Powered Pellet Pusher for Peckish Pets
  162. Printable, Castable Feeders Simplify Pick-and-Place Component Management
  163. Passing The Time By Reading The Time
  164. An ESP32 Home Automation Swiss Army Knife
  165. A Transmission Line Speaker With The Design Work To Back It Up
  166. Books You Should Read: The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind
  167. How Much Is That Plotter in the Window?
  168. Crunching Giant Data from the Large Hadron Collider
  169. Fusing Plastic Sheets With A 3D Printer (Sort Of)
  170. TEMPEST Comes To GNU Radio
  171. Quality Upgrades Give Old Synth New Lease On Life
  172. Writing Android Apps in C, no Java Required
  173. Blinkenlights For Your Parallel Port
  174. CircuitPython Macro Pad is One Build That Won’t Bite
  175. Aladdin Lamp Shoots Flames with a Snap of Your Fingers
  176. The Mark 14 Torpedo — When Just About Everything Goes Wrong, Even the Testing
  177. Printed Jig is a Welding Rig
  178. A Redox Flow Battery Made From Iron Industry Waste
  179. Floppy Drive Keyboard Is Inefficient Fun
  180. The DOOM Chip
  181. Foamboard Makes for a Light Hovercraft
  182. A Smart Bandage for Monitoring Chronic Wounds
  183. A Twisted Tale of Woven Wires
  184. 3D Printed Train Set Aims For Speed
  185. Robotic Open Source Puppy Needs a Home
  186. Dr. Anthony Fauci, Infectious Disease Slayer
  187. Original Zork MDL Source Code Has Been Released
  188. Understanding A Bit About Noise Can Help You Go A Long Way
  189. Neat and Tidy USB-C Conversions For Legacy Devices
  190. Open Source Raman Spectrometer is Cheaper, but Not Cheap
  191. Alexa, Shoot Me Some Chocolate
  192. Free Cloud Data Logging Courtesy of Google
  193. A Backpack That Measures Your Heart Rate
  194. Side-Channel Attack Turns Power Supply into Speakers
  195. Open Source Pick and Place Has a $450 BOM Cost
  196. Teardown: Generation NEX
  197. New Teensy 4.1 Arrives with 100 Mbps Ethernet, High-Speed USB, 8 MB Flash
  198. Pentesting Hack Chat this Wednesday
  199. A More Open Raspberry Pi Camera Stack With libcamera
  200. Making a Gorgeously-Twisty Sculpture, Using Only Flat Pieces
  201. Iron Pipe Makes A Great Workbench
  202. Lowering the Boom on Yagi Element Isolation
  203. Clear Some Space and Build a Cosmo Clock
  204. Hackaday Links: May 10, 2020
  205. No More Floppy Drives for this Agilent Scope
  206. 512 Bytes Ought To Be Enough For Dinosaurs
  207. Help Us Throw More Cycles at the Coronavirus Problem
  208. Pulling A Crystal By Grinding It
  209. Turn an Unused Pi Zero into a Parts Bin WiFi Extender
  210. Reverse Engineering Saves Trashed LED Panels
  211. Nightmare Fuel Telepresence ‘Bot May Become Your Last Friend
  212. Halloween Costume Turned Positive Pressure Suit
  213. Touch-Typing On Fingertips? Prototype Says It Could Work
  214. An Op-Amp From The Ground Up
  215. How Much is DIY Worth to You?
  216. Beautiful Free-Form LED Clock Recreates 20-Year-Old Weekend Project
  217. Roll Your Own – Toilet Paper
  218. Open Laser Blaster Shells Out More Bang for the Buck
  219. Measuring the Speed of Light in 1927
  220. The Auto-Bartender
  221. These LED Shades Will Blind You With Science
  222. Automated Pancake Making For Devotees Of Fluffy Pancakes
  223. Portable MRI Machine Comes to the Patient
  224. Hackaday Podcast 066: The Audio Overdub Episode; Tape Loop Scratcher, Typewriter Simulator, and Relay Adder
  225. A Microcontroller Display With A Classic Twist
  226. This Week in Security: Psychic Paper, Spilled Salt, and Malicious Captchas
  227. Fail of the Week: Bright Idea for LED Signs Goes Bad
  228. No Corners Were Cut On This Arduino Circle Cutter
  229. Making Art With Keycap Bots
  230. Wooden Sheet Metal Press Tools Make Steel Toecaps
  231. A Hot Printer for Cool Selfies
  232. Open-Source 2 GHz Oscilloscope Probe
  233. Scopetrex Is A Game Console… For Your Oscilloscope!
  234. Ask Hackaday: Wink Hubs, Extortion as a Service?
  235. Surgery Robot is a Real Cut Up
  236. What Will You Do With An Extra 1.2 Gigahertz?
  237. 21st Century Cheating: WiFi In A Calculator
  238. Drumming a Beat on a Hundred-Year-Old Typewriter
  239. Hoverboard Becomes Kart In Easy Build
  240. Three-Dollar Router Rebooter Has One Job
  241. Combine Broken Drone Propellers For A Second Spin
  242. Sun-Seeking Sundial Self-Calibrates in No Time
  243. Celebrate Spring with a DIY Vibration Sensor
  244. EARN IT: Privacy, Encryption, and Policing in the Information Age
  245. Neat Open Source Pinhole Camera Design Can Be (Mostly) 3D Printed
  246. Inputs of Interest: I’m Building an ErgoDox!
  247. Peek at the Off-Ear Speaker Prototypes for Valve’s VR
  248. Custom Firmware Makes a LoRA-Enabled HAB Tracker Watch
  249. Lego Microscope Does Research
  250. Turn Folds Into Flowers, But Not With Origami
  251. Given Enough Time, Even a Circle Can Get Complicated
  252. The Clickiest Keyboard Ever
  253. Quarantine Clock Answers the Important Question
  254. NASA’s Plan for Sustained Lunar Exploration
  255. The ABCs of Adding QMK to a WASD Keyboard
  256. Sticking Up For the Stick Shift
  257. Nintendo Switch Laptop Isn’t As BASIC As It Looks
  258. An Open Hardware Sega Genesis Cartridge Dumper
  259. Break Time Is Calling On The Rainbow Connection
  260. Arm Gives Gift to Startups: Zero Cost
  261. Measure The Speed Of A Speeding Bullet
  262. Get Quarantine Fit with this Smart Pull-up Bar
  263. Tips From a Former Niche Item Etsy Store
  264. The Vaccine Factory Inside You: RNA Vaccine Basics
  265. ESP32-S2 Hack Chat with Adafruit
  266. Doom Clone Shows What An Alternate-Reality Amiga Could’ve Had
  267. Time Enough At Last: Reviving an Heirloom Typewriter
  268. Take This Cylindrical Coupler Design For A Spin
  269. Go The Extra Mile For Your LED Driver
  270. Re-used Materials Make Tiny Offroad Track for Micro R/C
  271. Using Smartphone Cameras To Make Sure Drivers Are Looking At The Road
  272. Hackaday Links: May 3, 2020
  273. DIY Ribbon Controller For A DIY Synth
  274. Viewing Countrywide Weather At A Glance
  275. Binary Watch Looks Good
  276. Under The Hood Of Second Reality, PC Demoscene Landmark
  277. Start Printing From Film For Around £100
  278. Slide Your Switch into a Gamecube Controller
  279. Cheap Smartwatch Hacking, To Run Your Own Code
  280. A Hackable Drone Without All The Wiring
  281. Chat Cat Waves on Slack @
  282. A smart DIY metal detector
  283. Hardware Hacker’s Marie Kondo: How Many LM386s is Too Many?
  284. Mass Mask-Making Masterclass
  285. The Lost Art Of Component Scavenging
  286. Some Strings Attached: Electric Tenor Guitar Built From Scratch
  287. Linux Command Line Productivity with tmux
  288. New Part Day: Raspberry Pi Camera Gets Serious with 12 Megapixels & Proper Lenses
  289. Putting an Arcade Cabinet inside of an NES Controller
  290. Scratch Built Magnetic Vise Stays Where You Need It
  291. Oil Wells Done Rube-Goldberg Style: Flatrods And Jerk Lines
  292. FDA Approves Ventilator Designed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  293. Hackaday Podcast 065: Game Boy Hacks Galore, Cable Robo Elbow, Pi Cam Solargraphy, and the Deepest Sub is Crushing It
  294. This Week in Security: Firewall 0-day, Apple’s response, and an Android Bluetooth Bug
  295. ICANN Board Withhold Consent For .ORG Deal
  296. Old Laptop Gets New Lease on Life with Raspberry Pi
  297. Any Remote Can Be A Universal Remote
  298. Using an FPGA to Glitch the Olimex LPC-P1343
  299. The United States Air Force Would Like You to Hack Into Their Satellite

April 2020

  1. DJ Scratches Out Club Music With Tape, Not Turntables
  2. Building a New RF Remote from Scratch
  3. An All Lead Screw 3D Printer You Can Build Yourself
  4. Wolfram Physics Project Seeks Theory of Everything; Is it Revelation or Overstatement?
  5. New Contest: Making Tech at Home
  6. This Animatronic Mouth Mimics Speech With Servos
  7. 3D Printering: Will A Resin Printer Retire Your Filament-based One?
  8. Giving Surfaces Their Own Antiviral Coating To Fight Infection
  9. Ultrasonic Sound Gun Precisely Aims Your Music
  10. Classic 8-Bit Computing the Atari Way
  11. Make It Easier For Your Software Project to Accept Contributions
  12. Giant Scale RC A350 Airliner Using Carbon Fibre And 3D Printing
  13. A DIY 10-bit Relay Adder
  14. A Custom Saw Designed For Close Quarters Making
  15. Test Equipment, Shim Washers, and a 30 Year Old Space Telescope
  16. The Nintendo Game Boy Color Is An Aircon Remote
  17. Using Valgrind To Track Down Known And Unknown Bugs In Your Code
  18. Raspberry Pi Waters Your Lawn, Serves HTML
  19. Cheap Alternative Solvents for PCB Cleaning
  20. Modular Mouse Packs Features
  21. Beam Your Program to Another Computer
  22. A Flag-Waving Hat for All Occasions
  23. Get Your Microcontroller Online at the Speed of Light
  24. Beat Your Coat Hangers into Antennas, Not Plowshares
  25. NASA Readies New Electric X-Plane For First Flight
  26. A Lego tensegrity structure
  27. Greatest Keycaps and Where to Find Them
  28. Washing Your Hands with 20,000 Volts
  29. Pi Cam Replaces Pinhole and Film for Digital Solargraphy
  30. A Raspberry Pi Video Intercom System
  31. Instruction Set Hack For Protected Memory Access
  32. NEO430 Puts A Custom MSP430 Core In Your FPGA
  33. Watch the Day Inch Along with a Tape Measure Clock
  34. Grace Under Pressure: Shelley Green Celebrates Crimped Connections
  35. Teardown: VTech Whiz Kid Luggable Computer
  36. Citizen Science Hack Chat with Ben Krasnow
  37. Defocused Laser Welding Fabric Proves there’s Many Ways to Slice It
  38. ReactOS: Dipping A Toe In A Millennium-era Open Source Dream
  39. A DIY Functional F-35 Is No Simple Task
  40. Adapter Brings M.2 WiFi Cards to the Pinebook Pro
  41. Breadboard Computer Plays Snake on Character Display; Also In A Browser!
  42. Brain Transplant Makes One Arcade Machine Play Games From Another
  43. Hackaday Links: April 26, 2020
  44. Snakes And Ladders: Game Boy Emulator In Python
  45. Custom Bluetooth Joystick in a Nunchuk Shell
  46. Cable Driven Robotic Joint
  47. Human-Powered Laser Gun Makes Battery-Free Target Practice
  48. Fuel From Water Using Only an Arc Welder
  49. A LoRa IM-Me For The End Of The World
  50. Tired of Fruit Ninja? Try Vegetable Assassin Using an ESP32 Sword
  51. Checking In On Relatives Using Old Android Tablets
  52. KiCad Panelization Made Easy
  53. OpenScan 3D Scans All Of The (Small) Things
  54. You Need More Weird
  55. Signal The End Of A Print With MIDI Of Your Choice
  56. In-Depth Design Of A Flyback Converter
  57. Raspberry Pi Cluster Shows You The Ropes
  58. Odd Crosley Radios From The 1920s
  59. GPU Turned Into Radio Transmitter To Defeat Air-Gapped PC
  60. A CR2032 Battery Eliminator
  61. Queue Up Your Tracks with a Well Placed Hexagon
  62. Core Devs Say a Fond But Firm Farewell To Python 2
  63. Hackaday Podcast 064: The COBOL Cabal, the Demoscene Bytes, and the BTLE Cure
  64. Build the Baddest Keypad on the Block with LEGO
  65. This Week in Security: Nintendo Accounts, Pernicious Android Malware, and an iOS 0-day
  66. Automate Your Xbox
  67. Debugging for Sed — No Kidding
  68. Coffee Maker Gives Plants an Automatic Drip
  69. Freeze Laser Beams — Sort Of
  70. The Rusty Nail Award for Worst WiFi Antenna
  71. Researchers Break FPGA Encryption Using FPGA Encryption
  72. How To Keep Unique Equipment Running When Parts Run Out
  73. So. You Bought A VNA. Now What?
  74. Pouring Creativity Into Musical Upcycling Of Plastic Bottles
  75. The Back and Forth of Windshield Wipers and Patent Lawsuits
  76. 3D-Printed COVID Stuff That’s Not Face Shields or Ventilators
  77. Underwater Crawling Soft Robot Stays in Shape
  78. Trampoline Bounce Counter Has Raspberry Pi Automate Away Your Parental Duties
  79. Machine Learning Algorithm Runs on a Breadboard 6502
  80. Millennium Falcon Docking Bay Doubles as Table
  81. Servo-Powered 7-Segments Choreograph This Chronograph
  82. Lock Your Keys in the Car On Purpose with Aluminum Foil
  83. Printed It: Collet Drill Stop
  84. 3D Print Your Way to a Bartop Arcade Cabinet
  85. Limiting Factor Submersible Is In a League of Its Own
  86. New Part Day: The MSC313E is a Computer on a Chip
  87. Program Guesses Your Regular Expression
  88. A Jaw-Dropping Demo in Only 256 Bytes
  89. Have JBC Soldering Handle, Will USB-C Power Deliver
  90. ESP32 Refines Game Boy Bluetooth Adapter
  91. Rapid Prototyping System Gives Wheels to Wearables
  92. New Part Day: An Open Source Ethernet Switch in the Palm of Your Hand
  93. New Contest Puts PSoC Boards in the Hands of 50 Entries
  94. Maker Therapy Joins the Fight Against COVID-19
  95. Searching for Alien Life with the Sun as Gravitational Telescope
  96. Rock Out with Toilet Paper Rolls
  97. Right To Repair: Tractor Manufacturers Might Have Met Their Match In Australia
  98. Heavyweight Cyberdeck Is In A Class Of Its Own
  99. Treating Vertigo But Not The Catchy Pop Song
  100. Tubes Have Character with a Tek 570
  101. Dissecting a Mechanical Voltage Regulator
  102. A Basketball Hoop That Never Lets You Brick
  103. COBOL Isn’t The Issue: A Misinterpreted Crisis
  104. Hacking Apollo Hack Chat
  105. Measuring Sharpie Thickness… The Ink Itself, Not the Pen!
  106. Inputs of Interest: the Differently Dexterous DataHand Directionalizes Digits
  107. Test Unknown Fuses Without Destroying Them
  108. Roll Your Own Automation with ESPHome
  109. Magnetic Bubble Memory Farewell Tour
  110. Gain An Understanding of Injection Molding’s Design Gotchas
  111. Hackaday Links: April 19, 2020
  112. DIY Magsafe Charger Feeds Off 12 V Solar Battery
  113. Huge 3D-Printed LEGO Go Kart Makes You the Minifig
  114. KVM Uses Many Arduinos
  115. A Broken Inductor As A Bike Chain Sensor
  116. Enforce Social Distancing with High Voltage
  117. A Hoverboard As An Assistive Device
  118. Wood and Carbon Rods Used for This Handsome and Effective Microphone
  119. An FPGA And A Few Components Can Make A Radio
  120. 3D Printed Speakers With Many Lessons Learned
  121. Fixing An Agilent Oscilloscope Power Supply
  122. The Game That Launched 1,000 Hackers
  123. Get Back Out There, Robotically
  124. Mathematical Proof the Eagle in the USPS Logo is FAST!
  125. Model Rocket Launcher Is So Serious, It Has a Briefcase
  126. ’54 Motorcycle Saved By Electric Conversion
  127. RGB Kitchen Uses Pots to Stir Up Color
  128. Perfect Wire Hose Clamps With A Simple DIY Tool
  129. Contest Winners: Machine Learning on All Kinds of Gadgets
  130. How Can Heavy Metal Fly?
  131. Hackaday Podcast 063: Magnetic Gears, AI Green Screen, Plasma <3 Sharpie, and a Rubbery Drivetrain
  132. Getting Your Morning Mix Exactly Right, Every Time
  133. This Week in Security: Git, Patch Tuesday, Anti-Cheat, and Vulnerable Documentation
  134. Dropping a Glider From 18,000 Feet
  135. A Thermal Camera with a Vintage Twist
  136. Econet – Britain’s Early Educational Network
  137. The Three Shell Mystery Finally Solved!
  138. Automatic Timelapses, Made Educational and Easy
  139. Puttering Around in a Converted Golf Cart
  140. As A Matter of Fact, It’s All Dark
  141. How To Get Into Cars: Forced Induction
  142. Software Shortcut Keyboard Registers Many Macros
  143. Google and Apple Reveal Their Coronavirus Contact Tracing Plans: We Kick the Tires
  144. Reverse Engineering a Saab’s In-Dash Display
  145. A Dangerous Demonstration of the Power of Radio
  146. LED Clock Strips Time Down to Pulses of Light
  147. This Camera Captures Piezo Inkjet Micro-Drops for DIY Microfluidics
  148. Pulse Visualizer is a Real Work of Heart
  149. SpaceX Offers NASA a Custom Moon Freighter
  150. CPAP Firmware Hack Enables BiPAP Mode; Envisions Use as Temporary Ventilator
  151. Nintendo Switch Built Completely from Replacement Parts
  152. The Smallest Large Display Is Projected Straight Onto Your Retina
  153. Logging Into Linux with a 1930s Teletype
  154. Buyer Beware: This LED Bulb Sold as Germicidal Doesn’t Emit UV-C
  155. The Drone That Flies In Any Orientation
  156. Printed Brain Implants Give New Meaning to Neuroplasticity
  157. Robot Arm Sucks in a Good Way
  158. Capture Device Firmware Hack Unlocks All The Pixels
  159. Reverse Engineering an RGB Keyboard Under Linux
  160. Pluto Might Not be a Planet, but it is an SDR Transceiver
  161. PCB Bring-Up Hack Chat
  162. Edge-Lit 7-Segments Clock the New Normal
  163. So What is Protein Folding, Anyway?
  164. Altium has its 2kicad Moment
  165. NASA Needs Help from Gamers and Citizen Scientists
  166. Quieting Down A Bandoneon Accordion With MIDI
  167. Simple Demo Shows the Potential of Magnetic Gears
  168. John Horton Conway, Creator of Conway’s Game of Life, Has Died
  169. Using Spiral Mode to Rapidly Print Enclosures
  170. A Tidy Little OBD Display For Your Car
  171. Yeast is a Hot Commodity; Brewing and Breadmaking During Lockdown
  172. Don’t Let your PLA Filament Hang Loose with this 3D-Printed Surfboard
  173. Will 2020 (Finally) be the Year of Electronic Paper?
  174. Hams Cross the Atlantic on UHF
  175. Three years of HardwareX: Where are they now?
  176. Touch Face, Lights Chase, Sirens Race
  177. Homebrew Loop Antenna Brings the Shortwave World to You
  178. Stitching Up Custom Belts
  179. Hackaday Links: April 12, 2020
  180. Quarantine Clock Focuses On The Essential
  181. Belt the Quarantine Blues Into a Homemade Mic
  182. Disinfect PPE on the Cheap With This Hardware Store UV-C Cabinet
  183. Clever Suction for Robot Arm Automates Face Shield Production
  184. 8mm Film Scanner Grows Into a Masterpiece
  185. Software-Defined Radio Made Easy
  186. $100k to Crack a Bitcoin Wallet
  187. Bike Lock Secures Car
  188. Unique Musical Instrument Defies Description
  189. LIDAR Built on Familiar Platform
  190. Table Tennis Ball Lamp Serves Up Style
  191. The Key To This City Opens A Real Lock
  192. Harvesting Energy From Ambient Moisture
  193. Planetary Gears Tell Time In This Ornamental Clock
  194. Background Substitution, No Green Screen Required
  195. Seven-Segment Single-Steps Through the Time
  196. Classic Leica Film Camera Turns Digital
  197. Plasma Cutter + Sharpie is Surprisingly Useful
  198. COVID-19 And The State of the Climate
  199. Hackaday Podcast 062: Tripping Batteries, Ventilator Design, Stinky Prints, and Simon Says Servos
  200. 3D Printing Fishing Lure Molds
  201. This Week in Security: Zoom (Really This Time), Fingerprints, and Bloatware
  202. Iceland Is Doing Its COVID-19 Proximity Tracing The Open Source Way
  203. Accessible Controller Plays Around with Modularity
  204. A Fantastic Raspberry Pi Handheld Just Got Better
  205. Controlling A Building Sized Pipe Organ With Midi
  206. Tell Time like It’s 1960 With This All-Transistor Digital Clock
  207. The Evolution of a 3D Printed Off-Road R/C Car
  208. A Gambler’s Bottle Opener
  209. No Windshield? No Problem, Says McLaren
  210. Ultrasonic Sensor Helps You Enforce Social Distancing
  211. What Does a Dependable Open Source Ventilator Look Like?
  212. Decentralized Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing
  213. Adding RGB To A CRT
  214. Warm Up to Cooking With a Recipe-Randomizing Toaster
  215. The Libre Space Foundation Reviews Software Defined Radios
  216. Teardown Of Oddball Night Vision Shows Off Retro-futuristic Vibe
  217. Impressive Lever-Press Espresso Machine Has Finesse
  218. From the MacGyver Files: Using a Stepper Motor as an Encoder
  219. The Real Lessons About 3D Printed Face Shields: Effective Engineering Response in Times of Crisis
  220. What Day Is It?
  221. On 5G And The Fear Of Radiation
  222. A Hacker’s Guide to JTAG
  223. Industrial Robot Given New Life and Controller
  224. Machine Vision Keeps Track of Grubby Hands
  225. Learn PDP-11 Assembly for Fun but Probably No Profit
  226. PCB Mill Turns Out Stylish Necklace
  227. Simon Says, But With Servos
  228. BINA-VIEW: A Fascinating Mechanical Interference Display
  229. Linux Fu: Tracing System Calls
  230. Nixie Clock Turns Boombox
  231. 3D Printering: When Resin Printing Gets Smelly
  232. Real Engineering Behind Ventilators
  233. Reliability Check: Consumer and Research-Grade Wrist-Worn Heart Rate Monitors
  234. Help Save The National Videogame Museum
  235. Compiling C to PowerPoint
  236. Flexible Build Platforms Work For FDM, How About SLA?
  237. Subwoofer Gets Arduino Brain Transplant
  238. Offline Dinosaur-Jumping Becomes a Real Workout
  239. Getting To Space Is Even Harder During a Pandemic
  240. Brainstorming COVID-19 Hack Chat
  241. Put an Open Source Demon in Your Pocket
  242. Navigating Self-Driving Cars By Looking At What’s Underneath The Road
  243. Download A Bit Of Sinclair History
  244. Global Status Board Keeps Eye on COVID-19 Situation
  245. An Arduino-Free Automatic Alcohol Administrator
  246. Harry Potter Wand Hack Makes Magic Real
  247. Hackaday Links: April 5, 2020
  248. DIY Closed-Cell Silicone Foam
  249. Making an Arduino Ventilator? Read This First
  250. Data Glove Gets a Grip On Gesture Input
  251. The CLUE Tracker Points You To a Target, using CircuitPython
  252. Turn Off Those Batteries With Their Protection Chip
  253. R/C Toilet Paper Roll is the Hero we Deserve
  254. An Adapter to Solve Your ESP-01 Breadboard Woes
  255. Typing By Slamming Your Laptop Closed. Repeatedly
  256. NeoPixel Matrix Simulation Lets You Virtually Groove to the Lights
  257. Self-Glowing Ring Is Its Own Battery
  258. Can Solid Save the Internet?
  259. Open Source Telescope Controller Puts Smart Features in Old Telescopes
  260. Is This The Oldest Still-Working Geostationary Satellite?
  261. Oscilloscope and Microscope Augmented With Ghosts
  262. Making Aerogel, It’s Not For The Faint-Hearted
  263. A Touchless Handwashing Timer Comes In Handy
  264. LED Heart Beats With The Beholder
  265. Charging Pad Flips For Solar Power
  266. Cellular Tracking Used During COVID-19 Pandemic
  267. Hackaday Podcast 061: Runaway Soldering Irons, Open Source Ventilators, 3D Printed Solder Stencils, and Radar Motion
  268. Minimalist Magnetic Minute Minder Mesmerizes
  269. This Week in Security: OpenWrt, ZOOM, and Systemd
  270. Full-Colour, Full-Motion Video – On An Audio Cassette!
  271. ESP8266 and Sensors Make for a Brainy NERF Ball
  272. Infinite Flying Glider
  273. Teaching Science With An Empty Soda Bottle
  274. The ATtiny Series Is A Great Companion In Isolation
  275. DIY ESP32 Alarm System Leverages 433 MHz Sensors
  276. Wheelbarrow Bass Drives a Sound Garden
  277. FDA Says PPE Can Be Reused After Trip Through Shipping Container Decontamination System
  278. Autonomous 3D Rover With Tank Tracks Rules The Fields. Almost
  279. Star Trackers: Telling Up From Down In Any Space
  280. Peel Apart Your ISP’s Router
  281. Particle Sniffer For Pollution Point Sources
  282. Using the Steam Controller with LEGO Motors
  283. Teaching Robots Workplace Etiquette
  284. Making PCBs With A Vinyl Cutter
  285. A Digital Pitch Pipe Gets You In Tune
  286. Impractical Switches for the Bored Maker
  287. Stay Smarter Than Your Smart Speaker
  288. Accurate Dispensing Of Toilet Paper Will Get Us Through The Crisis
  289. Gold Cables Really Do Work The Best
  290. Fail of the Week: How Not to Die of Boredom During Isolation
  291. Empanada Becomes Impractical, Delicious Synth
  292. Handheld 3D Scanning, Using Raspberry Pi 4 and Intel RealSense Camera
  293. Shoot the Moon with this Homebrew Hardline RF Divider

March 2020

  1. Magnets Turn Flexible PCB Into Electric Grasshopper
  2. Using A Vending Machine Bill Acceptor With Arduino
  3. Chatty Coaster Agitates, In A Friendly Way
  4. Perhaps August Dvorak Is More Your Type
  5. Reverse Engineering a Ceiling Fan Remote
  6. Behind The Scenes Of Folding@Home: How Do You Fight a Virus with Distributed Computing?
  7. 3D Metal Printer uses Welding Wire
  8. Fail of the Week: In CAD, Remember to Model the Environment
  9. DIY Bagpipes Made From Common Household Items
  10. Maxing Out Browser Tabs With 2TB Of Memory
  11. Professional Ventilator Design Open Sourced Today by Medtronic
  12. Printed Door Handle Turns Key With a Servo
  13. Teardown of Costco Ceiling Light Reveals Microwave Motion Sensor and Hackable Design
  14. SOLID Promises A New Approach To How The Web Works
  15. Laser Artistry Hack Chat
  16. Designing Printed Adapters For Power Tool Batteries
  17. Coronavirus Testing Follow-Up: Rapid Immunologic Testing
  18. Vinyl Cutter Migrates from Scrapbooks to Gaskets
  19. Ammo Can Battery; 50 Ah LiFePO4 Clad in Army Green
  20. Rock Out While You Knock Out Germs
  21. Can You Print With Highlighter Ink?
  22. Hackaday Links: March 29, 2020
  23. Custom Drill Press Table Eliminates Hassles
  24. NIH Approved 3D-Printed Face Shield Design For Hospitals Running Out Of PPE
  25. Pumping Concrete
  26. How To Try Generative Optimization at Home
  27. Got Me Feeling Blue
  28. Ondophone On Point
  29. A Really Garbage Project
  30. An Open Source Shipboard Computer System
  31. Poor Maintenance Could have Led to Fatal B-17 Crash
  32. A 1950s Ampex Tape Recorder Microphone Preamplifier Restoration
  33. COVID-19 Statistics: Reading the Tea Leaves
  34. BCD To I2C: Turning A Nixie Counter Into Whatever You Want It To Be
  35. A Soldering LightSaber For The Speedy Worker
  36. Trimmed PCB Makes The Ultimate Portable N64
  37. NASA Spinoff Prints Electronics
  38. Microbatteries On The Grid
  39. Can Solder Paste Stencils be 3D Printed? They can!
  40. Supercon Talk: Mike Szczys Runs Down the State of the Hackaday 2019
  41. Phantom Express: The Spaceplane That Never Was
  42. Hackaday Podcast 060: Counting Bees, DogBox Transmissions, and the Lowdown on Vents, BiPAP, and PCR
  43. Self-Playing Whistle While You Work From Home
  44. This Week in Security: 0-Days, Pwn2Own, iOS and Tesla
  45. Faking Your Way to USB-C Support on Laptops Without It
  46. Measuring UV-C For About $5
  47. Launch Console Delivers Enjoyment To Software Deployment
  48. What’s In A Name For A Tool Battery Pack?
  49. Introducing The Hackaday Calendar Of Virtual Events
  50. Put Down New Roots From Home With A Free-Form Tree Of Life
  51. It’s Not An Arc Lamp, It’s A Lamp Arc
  52. What Does GitHub’s npm Acquisition Mean For Developers?
  53. Whirling Shutters on This Field Mill Measure Electrostatic Charges at Distance
  54. Stay Informed: How to Pull Your Own COVID-19 Data
  55. [Ben Krasnow] Rolls Old School Camera Out for Photolithography
  56. Two Perspectives on James Clerk Maxwell and His Equations
  57. Automating Hand Sanitizer — If You Can Find Any
  58. Table Held Up by Strings Teaches Physics
  59. Silicone and AI Power This Prayerful Robotic Intercessor
  60. Cesium Clock Teardown, or Quantum Physics Playground
  61. Electromagnetic Field 2020 Cancelled
  62. GSM Module Does More Than Advertised
  63. Geofence Warrant Sends Bicyclist’s Privacy Over the Handlebars
  64. Thunder Pack Is a Bolt of Lightning for Wearables
  65. Ventilators 101: What They Do and How They Work
  66. Ken Shirriff Unfolds a Nuclear Missile Guidance Computer with Impressive Memory
  67. Hack The Quarantine, Not Just The Medical Equipment
  68. Another PC Power Supply Project
  69. Quantum Sensor Receives from 0 Hz to 1000 GHz
  70. Equipping A Workshop Using Plywood And Handheld Power Tools
  71. LIDAR System Isn’t Just A Rangefinder Anymore
  72. Another Blinky Light Project — with a COVID-19 Twist
  73. Wind Farms In The Night: On-Demand Warning Lights Are Coming
  74. Turn by Wire is a Machinist’s Sixth Sense
  75. Coronavirus Testing: Just the Facts
  76. Breaking Into a Secure Facility: STM32 Flash
  77. Inverse Kinematics Robot Arm Magna-Doodles The Time For You
  78. Ingenious Hacks That Brought The Original Prince Of Persia To Life
  79. The Drone That Can Play Dodgeball
  80. LEGO My Colorful Custom Clock
  81. MIT Ventilator Designed with Common Manual Resuscitator; Submitted for FDA Testing
  82. A Boring Tale With Six Sides
  83. The New Xbox: Just How Fast Is 12 teraFLOPS?
  84. Side-Channel Attacks Hack Chat with Samy Kamkar
  85. Gyroscopic Wi-Fi LED Die is Pretty Fly
  86. Ask Hackaday: What Should We Be Doing During Coronavirus Lockdown?
  87. ESP32-S2 Samples Show Up
  88. Classic Macintosh Gets an iPad Infusion
  89. Compliant Quadruped Legs Using Servos
  90. Eavesdropping Assistant Disturbs The Sound Of Silence
  91. Hackaday Links: March 22, 2020
  92. A NES Motherboard For The Open Source Generation
  93. New Part Day: Battery-Less NFC E-Paper Display
  94. Coronavirus and Folding@Home; More on How Your Computer Helps Medical Research
  95. Motorized LEGO Train Gets Qi Charging in the Track
  96. Bee Counter Will Have You Up to Your Nectar In Hive Data
  97. High Power LoRa and Tropospheric Reflection Experiments
  98. How Constant Is Your Choice Of Lights?
  99. Screwy Math For Super Fine Adjustments: Differential Screws
  100. The Fart Box, a Synthesizer Not Quite Like Others
  101. Compact Slayer Exciter For Your High Voltage Needs
  102. Living in Corona Times
  103. Stylish Mic Is Metal Printing Done Right
  104. Google’s Pigweed for ARM development is a nice surprise
  105. Expansion Board Puts Spotify On The Amiga 500
  106. Thermochromic Display Tells You the Temperature Despite Your Current Mood
  107. This V8 Makes a Shocking Amount of Power
  108. 3D Printed Dogbox Transmission Kicks Your Desk Into High Gear
  109. Keep the Family at Bay While Working from Home with this WiFi Do Not Disturb Dongle
  110. Linux Fu: Mapping Files
  111. Hackaday Podcast 059: Hydraulic Rockets and Presses, Machine Vision That Bounces and Stares, and Smart Speakers That Listen to You
  112. Prusa Advises on Printed Medical Devices, Releases Face Shield
  113. This Week in Security: Working From Home Edition
  114. Pop A Wheelie With Your Electric Skateboard, The Hacker Way
  115. “Glixie” Puts a New Spin on Glow-In-The-Dark Displays
  116. An Armored Vehicle From Foam Core And Big Box Toys
  117. Rubber Bands Can Secure Your Sanity
  118. Baby Keyboard Is Really Three Boards
  119. Handwashing Timer Makes Sure the Suds Stay On Long Enough
  120. A 555 and a Lighter Make High Voltage
  121. The Corona Clock
  122. Do You Smell What the Magic Chef Is Cookin’?
  123. Thousands Of Internet-Connected Satellites Above Us, What Could Possibly Go Wrong!
  124. Saving 4 Patients with just 1 Ventilator
  125. Sweet Streams Are Made Of These: Creating Music On The Command Line
  126. Seven-Segment Shelves Do Double Duty
  127. GitHub On The Go
  128. Homemade Masks In A Time of Shortage
  129. You’ll Flip For This Toggle Switch Handheld Game
  130. AvoRipe Takes A Firm Grip On The Ultimate First World Food Problem
  131. Join Team Hackaday to Crunch COVID-19 Through Folding@Home
  132. A Practical Dual-Arm SCARA 3D Printer
  133. Teardown: Cobra XRS 9740 Radar Detector
  134. Can A CPAP Fan Become A Ventilator?
  135. Hearing Plants Giggle Is Just As Creepy As You Think
  136. This Is Not An Argument Bot
  137. Open-Source ARM Development Simplified
  138. 3.2 GHz Vector Signal Generator Tear Down
  139. A Smart Controller For Your DIY UV Cure Box
  140. Used Soda Stream Cylinder Becomes DIY Canned Air
  141. Yet More Takata Airbags Are Causing Fatalities Despite Different Propellant Chemistry
  142. Custom Reddit Keyboard Only Needs One Hand
  143. Northrop Grumman Tests Space Tow Truck
  144. Can Lego Break Steel?
  145. Using Additives For Better Performing Epoxy
  146. Patterned Plywood Makes For Attractive Speakers
  147. Dissecting China-Sourced Vintage HP 1970s ICs: Genuine Or Not?
  148. Custom Logo Display Pushes Nixie Tube Technology
  149. A DIY Stun Gun You Probably Shouldn’t Build
  150. Silo Launched Model Rocket Goes Thoomp
  151. Where Do You Get Your Neutrons? Neutron Sources for Nuclear Fusion, Science, Medicine, and Industry
  152. Amateur Radio Homebrewing Hack Chat
  153. Hot Wire Ribbon Cutter Ceremoniously Heats Up Productivity
  154. Review: The Riden RD6006W DC Power Supply Module
  155. 3D Printed Parts Keep Respirators Operational During COVID-19 Epidemic
  156. Drones Can Undertake Excavations Without Human Intervention
  157. Link Coupling Antenna Tuner Wordless Workshop
  158. Watchman Watches You Watching Him Watch You
  159. Hackaday Links: March 15, 2020
  160. Robotic Eels Take Care of Undersea Pipelines
  161. Repurposed UV Curer Makes Your Prints Hard as Nails
  162. A Practical Look at Chokes for EMI Control
  163. Rover Runs Slow And Steady On Solar Power
  164. Digital Designer Teaches High School
  165. Powering Neon with a Joule Thief
  166. Get Your Weather Images Straight from the Satellite
  167. Manual To Hydraulic Press, With A Paint Sprayer
  168. The Ultimate Game Boy Talk
  169. Corona Cancels Cons
  170. Civilian RC Car Uses Lego NXT and Ada
  171. Honeywell May Pull into the Quantum Computer Lead
  172. Hybrid Supercapacitors are — well — Super
  173. This Barometer Looks Mighty Fine, Rain or Shine
  174. Hearing Aid Reads Your Mind
  175. LED Shirt Does It With Tulle
  176. This Compact Pi Terminal Will Show You the Way
  177. Slippy Slapper Uselessly Uses All the Arduinos
  178. Hackaday Belgrade Conference Postponed
  179. Retrotechtacular: Mobile Phones 1940s Style
  180. Hackaday Podcast 058: Motorheads, 3D Prints that Bend Metal, and Homebuilt Onewheel Deathmachines
  181. An Epic Story Of 1980s FPV Flight
  182. This Week in Security: SMBv3, AMD and Intel, and Huawei Backdoors
  183. Plastic Cleanup via Retrobrighting
  184. Inside a CAN Bus Mileage Manipulator
  185. One Anti-Static Ring to Delight Them All
  186. MessagePack Is A More Efficient JSON
  187. Build Your Own Mouse For High Performance
  188. Welcome To The Open Hardware (Virtual) Summit
  189. Vocal Effects On The Arduino Uno
  190. The Hacker Hotel 2020 Badge
  191. Augmented Reality Aids in the Fight Against COVID-19
  192. Interplanetary Whack-A-Mole: NASA’s High-Stakes Rescue Plan for InSight Lander’s Science Mission
  193. Ultimate Medical Hackathon: How Fast Can We Design and Deploy an Open Source Ventilator?
  194. An RF Engineer’s FPGA Learning Journey
  195. There Really Was A Sewing Machine Controlled By A Game Boy
  196. Java On GPUs And FPGAs
  197. 3D Printed Swirl Rocket Injector Turns up the Heat
  198. Design And Construction With Copper Pipe
  199. Three Tales of Making It in Electronics Design and Manufacturing
  200. Retrotechtacular: Automotive Suspension is All About Waves
  201. Custom Tibia Keyboard For a Leg Up In the Game
  202. Smart Speakers “Accidentally” Listen Up to 19 Times A Day
  203. Getting 1000 FPS Out Of The Raspberry Pi Camera
  204. Chip Decapping the Easy Way
  205. Surviving The Apocalypse With A Briefcase Full Of Pi
  206. Open-Source Collaboration Tackles COVID-19 Testing
  207. IoT Cassette Scroller Never Needs a Pencil
  208. A Stylish Coffee Table Featuring Conway’s Game Of Life
  209. Forming Sheet Metal Parts with 3D Printed Dies
  210. EU Duty Changes, A Whole VAT Of Trouble For Hackers?
  211. Bolts, Brass, and Machining Chops Make Up This Tiny Combination Safe
  212. How To Get Into Cars: Handling Mods
  213. Solar Panel Keeps Car Battery Topped Off Through OBD-II Port
  214. The Best Voltage And Current Reference This Side Of A Test Lab
  215. Divvy Out The Crypto With This Physical Bitcoin Faucet
  216. A Reminder Not To Touch Your Face
  217. 3D Printed Tooling Punches Above Its Weight With Added Hardware
  218. Wood-Turning A Bladeless Fan
  219. Fear of Potato Chips: Samy Kamkar’s Side-Channel Attack Roundup
  220. Dexter Robot Arm Embraces New Manufacturing with First Micro-Factory
  221. PCB Finishes Hack Chat
  222. John Deere And Nebraska’s Right To Repair, The Aftermath Of A Failed Piece Of Legislation
  223. The Legacy of One of Science’s Brightest Stars: Freeman Dyson
  224. See the Damage 250-Pound Combat Robots Get
  225. Don’t Scrape Magnet Wire, Do This Instead
  226. Homebuilt Onewheel Uses Hoverboard Parts
  227. Tiny Duck Hunt Looks Like Big Fun
  228. Hackaday Links: March 8, 2020
  229. A Wireless Controller for the Mostly Printed CNC
  230. Bus Sniffing Leads to New Display for Vintage Casio
  231. Robot Fights Fire With IR
  232. Velocity Based Training, With A Camera
  233. Smashed Laptop Becomes Stylish All-In-One
  234. Z80 Computer Is Both Arduino And Shield
  235. If coffee == true {
  236. That Retro Video Look, Without The Tapes
  237. An 8085 Retrocomputer From The Heart
  238. A Calculator in 2020?
  239. Vanquish Your Foes With Lego Playing Card Machine Gun
  240. A Super-Brain for an E-bike
  241. Tweet Your BBC Basic Code to the Cloud
  242. Using Voice Commands To Start A Jeep
  243. A Quick And Easy Recipe For Synthetic Rubies
  244. DARPA Challenge Autonomous Robot Teams To Navigate Unfinished Nuclear Power Plant
  245. ESP8266 Adds Web Control To Old Home Theater
  246. Mithro Runs Down Open Source FPGA Toolchains
  247. From Hacker Hotel 2020: Badges, Sharks, Tentacles, Old-School Hacking, And Much More
  248. Hackaday Podcast 057: Dismantled LCD Panels, Unexpected Dynamometer, a Flappy POV, and Dastardly Encryption
  249. Mini RC Helicopter Becomes Even Smaller Submarine
  250. This Week in Security: Let’s Encrypt Revocation, Ghostcat, and the RIDLer
  251. Farewell SETI@Home
  252. Dumpster Finds Combined into 4K Desktop Monitor
  253. Pump Up The (Windows) Volume With Physical Sliders
  254. Brute-Forced Copyrighting: Liberating All The Melodies
  255. Robotic Ball Bouncer Uses Machine Vision to Stay on Target
  256. 144 7-Segment Displays Combine To Form A Mighty Clock
  257. Debugging Electronics: To Know Why It Didn’t Work, First Find What It Is Actually Doing
  258. 3D Printering: Getting Started Is (Still) Harder Than It Needs To Be
  259. Blister Pack With Jet Fighter Toy Is A Business Card
  260. US Navy Looking To Retire Futuristic Prototype Ships
  261. Camera and Code Team Up to Make Impossible Hovering Laser Effect
  262. Clean Air And A Gentle Breeze In Your Hoodie
  263. CherryPi Mechanical Keyboard Warrants A Long Look
  264. Procedurally Generating Marble Runs
  265. Lighting Up a Tiny Train Needs Tiny Tools
  266. Visualizing Energy Fields with a Neon Bulb Array
  267. Raising the Titanic’s Radio Room
  268. Gorgeous Clock, And Not A Line of Code in Sight
  269. Write Once, Run Everywhere: Cross-Platform Programming Done Right
  270. Dog-Harnessing the Power of Walkie Talkies
  271. Wire Wrapping Skills Put to Use for Sign Making
  272. Stop ‘n Go DUPLO
  273. A(nother) Minimalist Window Manager
  274. DIY Large Format Book Press Puts on the Pressure
  275. New Depths For iMac Repair
  276. Train All the Things Contest Update
  277. Inputs of Interest: My First Aggressively Ergonomic Keyboard
  278. Just When You Thought There Was Nothing New In Nixie Clocks…
  279. Expanding, and Eventually Replacing, the International Space Station
  280. A Honeycomb Patching Robot Powered by Arduino
  281. Evolution of a Backpack VR System
  282. Esper Makes Virtual Reality From Live Reality
  283. Arduino Drives Astronomy Dome
  284. Multi-Band Receiver On A Chip Controlled By Arduino
  285. This DIY Dynamometer Shows Just What A Motor Can Do
  286. Scott Shawcroft Is Programming Game Boys With CircuitPython
  287. The Last Scientific Calculator?
  288. On-Demand Manufacturing Hack Chat
  289. Giant Clock Made In the Nick of Time
  290. Project Rubicon: The NSA Secretly Sold Flawed Encryption for Decades
  291. ESP32 Rover With PCB Chassis is Ready to Roll
  292. Generate Power as You Ride with a Bicycle Planar Alternator
  293. A Minimal ESP8266 Digital Picture Frame
  294. Never Miss A Doorbell With This Notifier
  295. Hackaday Links: March 1, 2020
  296. A Patch Antenna Is Just A Rectangle, It Should Be Easy To Design, Right?
  297. The High Seas are Open Source
  298. DIY Monochrome LCD Hack Doesn’t Go as Planned
  299. Single Bolt Transformed into a Work of Art
  300. Assistive Specs Help Jog Your Memory
  301. A Tin Can Phone, but with Magnets
  302. Adora-BLE Synth Wails Without Wires
  303. Converting an Atari 2600 into a Home Computer; Did That Ever Work?

February 2020

  1. Media Streamer With E-Ink Display Keeps it Classy
  2. Desktop PCB Mill Review
  3. The IoT Trap
  4. Watch Linux Boot On Your Hackaday Superconference Badge
  5. A 3D-Printed Bass Guitar
  6. A Mini USB Keyboard That Isn’t A Keyboard
  7. Casual Tetris Comes In At $9
  8. OpenSource GUI Tool For OpenCV And DeepLearning
  9. Using IR LEDs To Hide In Plain Sight
  10. Latest FlexLED Milestone Refines the POV Display
  11. Building Cameras For The Immersive Future
  12. Last Call for Hackaday Belgrade Proposals Grants You a Four-Day Reprieve
  13. This Week in Security: Chrome Bugs and Non-bugs, Kr00k, and Letsencrypt
  14. Hackaday Podcast 056: Cat of 9 Heads, Robot Squats, PhD in ESP32, and Did You Hear About Sonos?
  15. A Simple Yet Feature-Packed Programmable DC Load
  16. Astra Readies Secretive Silicon Valley Rocket; Firm Exits Stealth Mode, Plans Test Launch
  17. What Time Is It? Infinity Time
  18. A Tetris To Be Proud Of, With Only A Nano
  19. The ZX Spectrum Next Arrives
  20. Writing Arduino Libraries, An Expert View
  21. MIL-SPEC Keyboard Now Salutes USB
  22. RC Ground Effect Vehicle Skims Over the Water
  23. Raspberry Pi 4 Offers Up 2 GB for the Price of One
  24. Hands-On: Smarty Cat is Junior’s First Slide Rule
  25. Nixies Adorn a Cold War Relic to Make a Geiger Clock
  26. Recording Video In The Era Of CRTs: The Video Camera Tube
  27. Tangential Oscillating Cutting Knife Makes Parts from the Ups and Downs
  28. Gripper Uses Belts To Pinch And Grasp
  29. Magnets Make Prototyping E-Textiles a Snap
  30. Be Wary Of Radioactive Bracelets And Similar
  31. OpenChronograph Lets You Roll Your Own Smart Watch
  32. LoRa Mesh Network with Off-the-Shelf Hardware
  33. Developing Retro Games For Conference Badges With Kate Morris
  34. Just How Can You Lose Something The Size Of A Cargo Ship?
  35. $80 Dual Extrusion Kit Might Work with Your 3D Printer
  36. Parking Meters That Were a Bit Too Smart for their Own Good
  37. Now You Can Be Big Brother Too, With A Raspberry Pi License Plate Reader
  38. Sonic The Self-Balancing Robot: Face-Plants And The Challenges Of Sensor Integration
  39. Gravity-Defying Water Droplet Fountain Gets An Upgrade
  40. OpenAstroTracker Turns Your DSLR Into An Astronomy Instrument
  41. Self-Playing Kalimba V2 Thanks to Readers Like You
  42. Levitating Starship Model Comes In For a Landing
  43. LoRa Tutorials For The DIY Masses
  44. Review: Unnamed Chinese DDS Function Generator
  45. Flashing Sonoff Devices With Tasmota Gets Easier
  46. A Farewell to Hackaday’s Favorite Falcon 9 Booster
  47. Ghost Frame Shows People (and Cats) That Don’t Exist
  48. Little Printer Dispenses Short Stories
  49. Origami Butterfly: A Flex PCB Adventure Unfolds
  50. Printing Liquid Concrete
  51. The Newbie’s Guide To JTAG
  52. Stomp Switches Let You Skip Tracks Hands-Free
  53. Bitluni Brings All the ESP-32 Multimedia Hacks to Supercon
  54. New Part Day: Ooh, the Things You Can Do With a CLUE
  55. Hacking USB Hack Chat
  56. DJ Hero Controller Gets a New Gig
  57. Ethics Whiplash as Sonos Tries Every Possible Wrong Way to Handle IoT Right
  58. A Rope Maker You Can 3D Print At Home
  59. Multiple 3D Printers, and One Pi to Rule Them All
  60. A Z80 Computer At The Next Level
  61. Reaching Serenity: Porting Git To A Homebrew Operating System
  62. Hackaday Links: February 23, 2020
  63. An Open Source Ebike
  64. The Smallest Cell Phone Picture
  65. Raspberry Pi Slips Out New PCB Version With USB C Power Fix
  66. 3D Printed Breadboard Helper Makes Wiring Neater and Easier
  67. Make a Vintage-Looking Clock in a Flash
  68. Gesture Control The Easy Way
  69. 3D Printable Nameplates From Your Web Browser
  70. A High Performance Ski-Sled For The Big Kids
  71. Fun-Size Tesla Might Be The World’s Smallest
  72. This Mallet Has Backwards Dovetails… That’s Impossible!
  73. PaintBot Does The Art For You
  74. Espresso Machine Now Powers Plants
  75. Introducing The XFM2: A New FM Synthesizer Board
  76. Restoring the Coolest Laptop Ever
  77. How To Slice Lightweight Aircraft Parts For 3D Printing
  78. Arkanoid Clock Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
  79. Steel Pegboard Makes For A Tidy Charging Station
  80. Software Defined Everything with Mike Ossmann and Kate Temkin
  81. Learning Morse Code the Ludwig Koch Way
  82. Hackaday Podcast 055: The Most Cyberpunk Synthesizer, Data in Your Cells, Bubbly in Your Printer, and the Dystopian Peepshow
  83. ATtiny Name Badges Are Hugely Creative
  84. This Week in Security: DNSSEC Temporarily Lost their Keys, FIDO, And One Weird Windows Trick
  85. Relive the Glory Days of Cable TV with This Retro Weather Feed
  86. Bluetooth Intervalometer Makes Time Lapses Easy
  87. Irrigation Controller Uses Google Calendar To Make Things Easy
  88. Stout Homebrew Radio Pumps Out 200W of AM Goodness
  89. DARPA Subterranean Challenge Urban Circuit Now Livestreaming
  90. A Turing-Complete CPU From RAM
  91. DIY Power Station Puts Ryobi Batteries to Work
  92. We Ruined Status LEDs; Here’s Why That Needs to Change
  93. LEGO Microtonal Guitar: Building Blocks of Music Theory
  94. How Does Starlink Work Anyway?
  95. Counter-Strike Gets the RGB LED Treatment
  96. The Art Of USB Dongle Repair
  97. Password Keeper Uses Off-The-Shelf Formfactor
  98. Solid State Relay Simulation, Explained
  99. The CarolinaCon 16 Badge Slithers Into Life
  100. Lil’ ESP32 Bot Does Remote Surveillance, And It’s Easy
  101. Machine Inside of a Chip: How Sprite_TM Built the FPGA Game Boy Badge
  102. Inputs of Interest: Ears to Communication for Everyone
  103. 3D Print Your 3D Scanner
  104. MakerBot Targets Schools With Rebranded Printers
  105. Hacked Prosthesis Leads to Mind-Controlled Electronic Music
  106. Gear up Your Gear Knowledge with Gears
  107. MNIST Clock Uses Famous Training Database
  108. Everything You Wanted to Know About 3D Printing Support but Were Afraid to Ask
  109. Adding A Digital Readout To A Wood Lathe
  110. MQTT And The Internet Of Conference Badges
  111. Foxie Clock Works In Two Ways
  112. The TMS1000: The First Commercially Available Microcontroller
  113. Open-Source Neuroscience Hardware Hack Chat
  114. Film Negative Viewer Has Many Positives
  115. DNA Now Stands for Data and Knowledge Accumulation
  116. How Many LEDs Can You Drive?
  117. Insecure Surveillance Cameras Provide Dystopian Peep Show
  118. Wearable Cone of Silence Protects You from Prying Ears
  119. What Does Your Necklace Say?
  120. Cable Operated Blast Door Needs No Power
  121. Sherbet Custom Game Pad is Smooth and Sweet
  122. Transparent LCD Makes Everything Look Futuristic
  123. Why Some Chips Have Inconvenient Pinouts
  124. Electrification Of A Cheap Bead Roller
  125. Bubbly Filament Works Better Than You Think
  126. Amp Volt Ohm Meter Model 8 Mark III from the 1960s
  127. Closed Ham Radio Peripheral Reveals Its Windows Secrets
  128. Hackaday Links: February 16, 2020
  129. DIY Dispenser Places Solder Paste Without The Mess
  130. A Cheap And Easy GoPro Mount For Model Rocketry
  131. Have LED Bulbs Reached Their Final (and Cheapest) Form?
  132. Make A Set Of Headphones From Scratch
  133. Making Your Own Maple Syrup Just Got A Little Easier
  134. GitHub goes GUI-less
  135. Wall Panels With 3760 Antennas Can Increase Wireless Range
  136. Sequence Your Beats With The Magic Of Magnets
  137. AAA Powered LoRa Mailbox Sensor Goes the Distance
  138. 3D Printing Skin or Maybe a Dermal Regenerator
  139. A Nifty Tool For Separating Magnets
  140. Gravity-Defying Cosmetics Explained By Science!
  141. The Red Dwarf Talkie Toaster Made Real
  142. Nixie Clock Claims to be Simplest Design
  143. RF Shield Turns Arduino (And PC) into Shortwave Radio
  144. Emergency Torch Runs Without Batteries
  145. This Servo Actuated Multimeter Does the Twist
  146. A Crash Course In Thermodynamics For Electrical Engineers
  147. It Ain’t Over ‘Til the Paperwork is Done: Test Driving TiddlyWiki
  148. Hackaday Podcast 054: Xenomorph Cookies, 101 Uses for Hot Glue, Rolling Robots, and a Clippy Computer
  149. Arduino Drives a 600-Character Display
  150. This Week in Security: Robinhood, Apple Mail, ASLR, and More Windows 7
  151. A Little Rewiring Teaches a Creality Ender 3 New Tricks
  152. $200 Resin Printer Reviewed
  153. Training A Dog to “Speak” With A Sound Board
  154. Taking Pictures of the Space Station with a Handheld Camera
  155. BBQ Burners Built From Scratch
  156. Simplify Your Life with This Pocket Rotary Cellphone
  157. Ultra-Rare Nintendo Play Station Prototype Hits Auction Block
  158. Sky is New Limit for Dot Com Domain Prices
  159. Tell Time Contest Winners: Clocks to Knock Your Socks Off
  160. Flywheel Stores Energy to Power an Airplane – Eventually
  161. Mars 2020 Rover: Curiosity’s Hi-Tech Twin is Strapped for Science; Includes a Flying Drone
  162. Emulating a Bluetooth Keyboard with the ESP32
  163. Star Wars Themed Laser Badge: All That Is Missing Is The Pew Pew Sound Effect
  164. Werewolf Ears With A Sense For Danger
  165. All Band Radio Uses Arduino and Si4730
  166. Laser Tachometer Knows How Fast You Were Spinning Back There
  167. Pneumatic Glove For Therapy And Experimentation
  168. In Pursuit of Haptics for a Better VR Experience
  169. Nuclear Fusion Power Without Regular Tokamaks Or Stellarators
  170. Hacked Protective Gear Keeps Doctor Safe in the Hot Zone
  171. 3D Printed Flip Clock is Worth a Second Look
  172. How To Get Into Cars: Basic Maintenance
  173. Sniffing Signals To Teach Old Speakers New Tricks
  174. Concrete Solder Squid is a Solid Solution
  175. Custom Firmware For Cheap Smart Bulbs Is A Cinch To Tinker With
  176. Name that Unknown RF Signal with a Little FFT Magic
  177. Portable Pizza Oven Does The Job, And Fast
  178. Build Your Own Active Load
  179. Cheap Strain Relief By Casting Hot Glue in a 3D Print
  180. HackIt: Why Aren’t We Hacking on the LED Printer?
  181. Airport Split-Flap Letters Carry On As Spotify Display
  182. First Space Cookies: Cosmic Cooking is Half-Baked
  183. Xbox Controller Provides Intro to SWD Hacking
  184. Classic Toy Helicopter Flies Again as DIY Version
  185. Fake That Fireplace Flicker With Flame Bulbs
  186. Welcome to McDonald’s; Would You Like 3D Printing Resin with That?
  187. Converted Car Lets Toddlers Tool Around
  188. Huge Seven Segment Display Made From Broken Glass
  189. Recreating Fast Oscilloscopes is a Slow Process
  190. New Part Day: The Wi-Fi Stepper Gets Ideas Working Faster
  191. DIY Radio Telescopes Hack Chat
  192. Building a Sound Activated Shop Fan with Arduino
  193. Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Coronavirus Supply Chain Exposure?
  194. A French Press You Can Take Out Camping
  195. Bringing a Swap Meet 3D Printer Back from the Dead
  196. Simple 3D Printed Robotic Arm Uses Compliant Mechanism
  197. C#, The Language For All Platforms – Now Including Windows 3.11 And DOS
  198. Hackaday Links: February 9, 2020
  199. Why Settle For the Standard Catan Board?
  200. Sort the Rainbow with an Algorithm Machine
  201. Rental Home Thermostat Gets Smart Upgrade Without Modifying the Dumb Controller
  202. See In The Dark, The Simple Way
  203. Hands-Free Oreo Dispenser, Now With Milk
  204. A Barn Find 6502 Is Restored
  205. Lightbulb Glows When You Have That Eureka Moment
  206. 3D Printing for Wire Paths Yields An Arduboy Minus The PCB
  207. A Modern Take on the “Paperclip Computer”
  208. Generate 3D Printable QR Codes With this Web Tool
  209. USB Password Keeper Runs on Tiny Chip
  210. A 3.3 V Tube Preamp Without An Inverter
  211. This PIC Is A Squarewave Generator
  212. A Very Buttoned Up Raspberry Pi Media Server
  213. Hacking Multiplication: Binary Multiply on Paper
  214. Stylish Outfit Packs A Solar Charging Rig
  215. A Laser Drawing Machine for Flashes of Creativity
  216. Mitch Altman Asks How You’re Using Your Life
  217. Turning a Problem Around: The Whitney Cotton Gin
  218. Hackaday Podcast 053: 1-Bit Computer is a Family Affair, This Displays is Actually Fabulous, and This Hoverboard is a Drill Press
  219. Automatic Component Tape Cutter For When Your Electronics Kit Hits The Big Time
  220. This Week in Security: Google Photos, Whatsapp, and Doom on Deskphones
  221. Music Player Erected from Floppy Disks
  222. Raspberry Pi Serves Up 24 Hour Simpsons Channel
  223. Rollbot Crams Ten Arms Onto One Wheel
  224. Laser Etches Solar Absorbing Material
  225. Watch Your Life Tick Away with This Lifetime Countdown Clock
  226. Custom Laser Tag Rifle Packs A Sonic Punch
  227. Tool Writes Your PWM Code for You
  228. Dutch Hackerspaces At Ten Years Old: Celebrating A Community With A Special Map
  229. Fallout-Inspired Clock Radio Helps You Party Like It’s 2077
  230. Troubleshooting a Symlink — A Whodunnit for the Git Record books
  231. Arduino Handheld Game System Gets a Grip
  232. A Network Attached VFD Tube Clock
  233. Lighting Up Your Spectrespecs
  234. Array of Useless Machines is Useless
  235. Micro Macro Keyboard Makes a Major Difference
  236. 3D Printed GIFs For Stop Motion Memes
  237. Debugging PCBs with Augmented Reality
  238. The $50 Ham: Going Mobile
  239. This Box Counts Your Blessings For You
  240. Tipping Points In The Climate System: The Worst Kind Of Positive Feedback
  241. An EV Motor Controller Home Build
  242. Serious Repair Work On The Amiga 600
  243. Writing Dance Bangers Like It’s 1990 Again
  244. Ham Antennas From MIT
  245. Solving The Mysteries Of Grounding While Improving A Power Supply
  246. Hoverboard Grows Up, Becomes Magnetic Drill Press
  247. China x86 Chips Hitting the Market
  248. Florence Nightingale: The Lady with the Data
  249. Nifty Soundbender Built From eBay Modules
  250. How To Hack A Portable Bluetooth Speaker By Skipping The Bluetooth
  251. Slice Through Your Problems with a Shukran
  252. Old Rotary Phone Gets Called Into Action
  253. Tiptoe Through the Tulip Mania
  254. How Many Smartphones Does It Take To Make A Traffic Jam?
  255. Unlocking Hidden Potential in IvyBridge ThinkPads
  256. Lathe and 3D Printer Help Repair Buried Buttons
  257. The Cult of Really Low-Power Circuits: Scrounging, Sipping, and Seeing Power
  258. Linux Fu: The Linux Shuffle
  259. Keeping Ham Radio Relevant Hack Chat
  260. Acrylic Mold Makes for Professional-Looking Silicone Keyboards
  261. Stinger: The Hacked Machine Gun of Iwo Jima
  262. Deploy Workaround Code To The Field When “The Field” Is Lunar Orbit
  263. AVRO’s Project 1794: A Canadian Flying Saucer
  264. Up Your Game With DIY Headset Motion Tracking
  265. Lego Space Station Designed by Fan
  266. Hackaday Links: February 2, 2020
  267. A Tiny USB Hub For All Your Hardware Modding Needs
  268. Pavlok Gets a Literally Shocking Teardown
  269. Microcontroller Studies the Blade
  270. Synthfonio Makes Music Easy Like Sunday Morning
  271. Growing Human Neurons Hooked Up To Electrodes
  272. A Mini SDR Receiver Using An Audio DSP
  273. Art Imitates DNA
  274. The Quest To Find A Second Life For Electric Vehicle Batteries
  275. Tricking The Brain Into Seeing Boosted Contrast in Stereo Imagery
  276. CNC Hot-Wire Cutter Gives Form to Foam
  277. What Everyone Else Did With Eight Bits, The Germans Did With Only One
  278. See-Through Catalytic Converter
  279. A Nano With An Otter’s Bite
  280. An Arcade Cabinet with Displays to Spare
  281. A 60 GHz Phased Array
  282. Fixing the Flicker Afflicting a Night Light

January 2020

  1. Water Switch Lamp Illuminates Current Flow
  2. Companion Bots Definitely Are the Droids You’re Looking For
  3. The Internet of Football
  4. Hackaday Podcast 052: Shorting Components, Printing Typewriter Balls, Taking Minimal Time Lapse, and Building a Makerspace Movie Prop
  5. The Multiyear Hunt for a Gameboy Game’s Bug
  6. This Week in Security: OpenSMTPD, Kali Release, Scareware, Intel, and Unintended Consequences
  7. Sonic The Hedgehog Self-Balancing Robot Can Bend At The Knees
  8. This Crossbow Fires Cannonballs!
  9. The Ohio Scientific 300 Trainer
  10. RemoteXY Simplifies Arduino Control
  11. This Is It For The Particle Mesh Network
  12. Poking Around the Wide World of Bluetooth
  13. Understand Linux htop Visually
  14. Retrotechtacular: Teasmade
  15. NFC for Your Home Automation
  16. The Spitzer Space Telescope Ends its Incredible Journey
  17. Unique Clock Finally Unites Hackers and Sequins
  18. SMA-Q2 Smart Watch Is Completely Hackable
  19. Lazydoro Mothers You Into Being Productive
  20. Tensors Explained
  21. Wire Loop And Amplifier Solve Audio Problem For The Hearing Impaired
  22. Building (And Testing) A DIY Air Purifier
  23. Burning Things With Big Lasers In The Name Of Security
  24. DDR-5? DDR-4, We Hardly Knew Ye
  25. Soviet Soyuz Clock Teardown
  26. Alternative Uses For Nuclear Waste
  27. Stylish Thermometer is DIY Hardware Perfection
  28. Harmonicade is a High-Scoring MIDI controller
  29. Dad Makes Xbox And Nintendo Work Together To Bridge The Accessibility Gap
  30. [Eric] Talks Crystal Radios
  31. ESP32-Cam Does Time Lapse
  32. Flicker Detector Lets You Hear What You Can’t See
  33. Factory Laptop with IME Disabled
  34. RF Modulation: Crash Course For Hackers
  35. Open-Source Medical Devices Hack Chat
  36. Clock Uses Custom LED Displays to Keep Myst Time
  37. Lead-Free Solder Alloys: Their Properties And Best Types For Daily Use
  38. Raspberry Pi 4 Benchmarks: 32- vs 64-bits
  39. New Part Day: SK6812 Mini-E. A Hand Solderable Neopixel Compatible LED!
  40. A Miniature Laptop You Can Build Yourself
  41. The Options for Low Cost ROV Tethers
  42. Carbide3D Router Teardown and Testing
  43. One Chip Does It All In This MacGuyver Synth
  44. Supercon Keynote: Megan Wachs Breaks Down RISC-V
  45. ESP32 Serial Interface Modernizes Old Equipment
  46. CRISPR Could Fry All Cancer Using Newly Found T-Cell
  47. Hackaday Belgrade Early Bird Tickets On Sale Right Now
  48. Machine Learning System Uses Images to Teach Itself Morse Code
  49. Review: SanErYiGo SH72 Soldering Iron
  50. It’s An LED Cube, But Maybe Not Quite What You Were Expecting
  51. All the Games in One Cartridge
  52. Can You Help 3D Print a Selectric Ball?
  53. Teardown And Analysis Of A Cheap Solar Lamp
  54. Hackaday Links: January 26, 2019
  55. Light The Way To Every Component
  56. CNC Etch-A-Sketch: Stop Motion is Logical Next Step
  57. Hubble Telescope Power Supply Tester on eBay
  58. Keeping a 3D Printed NAS Updated with the Times
  59. Put the Power of PCR in Your Pocket with this Open-Source Thermal Cycler
  60. Tracking Cancer Treatment with an ESP8266-Based Radiation Sensor
  61. A Custom Raspberry Pi 4 Arcade Cabinet
  62. Porting Quake to an iPod classic is no Easy Task
  63. Mr. Carlson Gets Zapped by Snow
  64. Failed: Air Umbrella
  65. Advanced Timber Architecture Gives New Life to Wooden Structures
  66. THAT Preamp
  67. A Commmand Center for Children with Sensory Needs
  68. Feel the Force with a Pocket Magnetometer
  69. Little Hex Tricks Make Little Displays a Little Easier
  70. Robo Pony Greets Hackerspace Visitors
  71. Broken 3D Printer Turned Scanning Microscope
  72. An Eight-Day Home Automation Hackathon is Inspiration for Getting More Projects Done
  73. New Part Day: LED Driver is FPGA Dev Board in Disguise
  74. Hackaday Podcast 051: Pointing With Your Tongue, C64 Touchpad, USB Killcord, and Audacity Does Everything
  75. Lessons Learned from a CubeSat Postmortem
  76. This Week in Security: Chrome Speech bug, UDP Fragmentation, and the Big Citrix Vulnerability
  77. A Raspberry Pi Terminal That’s Always Within Reach
  78. Students Use Low Tech Hacks on High Tech Parking Enforcer
  79. Pi 4 Emulator in a Durable, Dumpstered Cabinet
  80. A Simple Science Fair AM Transmitter
  81. A Pair of CRTs Drive This Virtual Reality Headset
  82. BinDayCator Lets You Know When To Take Out The Trash
  83. Spring Clamp Is Completely 3D Printed
  84. The Truth is in There: The Art of Electronics, the x-Chapters
  85. A Ploopy Pick and Place
  86. Nuclear Fusion At 100: The Hidden Race For Energy Supremacy
  87. Floating On The Breeze With A Full Size RC Paraglider
  88. COSMAC ELF Lives Again, in FPGA
  89. Vinyl Cut Your Way Into An Edge-Lit Glass Display
  90. Scorigami Bot Charts NFL History In The Making
  91. Paper Glows Up With This Origami Wall Piece
  92. Winners of the Take Flight with Feather Contest
  93. A Battery Sipping Cellular Mailbox Notifier
  94. Bringing the Blockchain to Network Monitoring
  95. P-51 Cockpit Recreated with Help of Local Makerspace
  96. Lovebox Gives Infinite Treats Sweeter Than Chocolate
  97. Review: Testdriving LibrePCB Shows That It’s Growing Up Fast
  98. How Efficient Can An Airplane Be? The Celera 500L Sets To Find Out
  99. A Retro Touch Pad You Can Use on Modern Computers
  100. A Beginner’s Guide to X-Ray Crystallography
  101. Form 3 SLA Printer Teardown, Bunnie Style
  102. HDD-Driven Chime Clock is Quite Striking
  103. Reverse Engineering Yokis Home Automation Devices
  104. New Contest: Train All The Things
  105. Tumble Polisher Smooths Parts With Ease
  106. CircuitPython Slithers Into 100th Board — the OHS 2020 Badge
  107. A Kill Cord To End Laptop Skulduggery
  108. Inputs of Interest: Tongues for Technology
  109. Fail of the Week: Padlock Purports to Provide Protection, Proves Pathetic
  110. Open Laptop Soon to be Open For Business
  111. Destroy My Vegetable Garden? Oh Hail No!
  112. Gradient Infill Puts More Plastic Where You Want It
  113. Random Numbers From Outer Space
  114. Electric Unicorn Is Our Kind Of Rideable
  115. Testing Your Grit: Tales of Hacking in Difficult Situations
  116. Teardown: BilBot Bluetooth Robot
  117. Austere Engineering Hack Chat
  118. ’75 Nixie Multimeter As Digital Dice
  119. New Year Habits – What Do You Do For Data Storage?
  120. See If Today’s Air Quality Will Conch You Out
  121. Tessellations and Modular Origami From Fabric and Paper
  122. TRS-80 Clone Uses Modern Parts
  123. RasterCarve Converts Images to CNC
  124. Hackaday Links: January 19, 2020
  125. Be Still, My Animatronic Heart
  126. Binary Advent Calendar Does More With Fewer Doors
  127. Experiments In Soft Robotics
  128. Play That Funky 3D Printer…
  129. Modular Solar-Powered IoT Sensors
  130. Another IoT Debacle: Charter Offers Home Insecurity
  131. Building a Better BitTorrent Client in Go
  132. DIY Lambo That Made The Real Lamborghini Take Notice
  133. Bask In The Glory Of This 336 LED Digit Display
  134. Breathtaking C64C Case Faithfully Recreates Original in Wood
  135. Bullet-proofing Your Car With An Affordable Composite Armor
  136. How to Grow (Almost) Anything
  137. Alexa Controls This Savage Pumpkin
  138. Home Safety Monitoring With IoT
  139. Exploring Early ’90s Video Game Architecture With Another World
  140. Get Compressed Air From Falling Water With The Trompe
  141. A Simple Auger Pet Feeder
  142. Jen Costillo Explains Why Hackers Thrive in a Recession
  143. Who Invented the Mouse? Are You Sure?
  144. Hackaday Podcast 050: Counterfeit Chips, Servo Kalimba, Resistor Colors, Pi Emulation, and SED Maze Solver
  145. Magic Acrylic Makes This Ring Stand Out
  146. This Week in Security: Windows 10 Apocalypse, Paypal Problems, and Cablehaunt
  147. A Water Cooled Gaming PC You Can Take With You
  148. Oceanography As Open As the Seas
  149. A Simple App Controlled Door Lock
  150. These Bit Twiddling Tricks Will Make Your Coworkers Hate You
  151. 74-Series Clock Gets A MEMS Heart
  152. Motorized Inline Skates Run On Makita Power
  153. A Strange Display Gives Up Its Secrets
  154. A SpaceX Falcon 9 will Blow Up Very Soon, and That’s OK
  155. Analyzing CNC Tool Chatter with Audacity
  156. Car Alternators Make Great Electric Motors; Here’s How
  157. Turn By Turn Driving Directions From A Turntable
  158. A Behind the Scenes Look at Small Scale Production
  159. The RFI Hunter: Looking for Noise in All the Wrong Places
  160. A Safer, Self-Healing Polymer Battery
  161. The Flexible Permanence of Copper Tape Circuits
  162. New Part Day: Arduino Goes Pro with the Portenta H7
  163. OWON Oscilloscope Teardown
  164. Automate Your Life with Node-RED (Plus a Dash of MQTT)
  165. Lego Drone Finally Takes Off
  166. Tetraethyl Lead: The Solution To One, And Cause Of Many New Problems
  167. What To Know When Buying Chips That Haven’t Been Made For Three Decades
  168. One ESP8266, One Battery, One Year… And Counting.
  169. Camcorder Viewfinder Converted to Diminutive Vector Display
  170. Particle Accelerators That Fit on a Chip
  171. Make A Mean-Sounding Synth From Average Components
  172. A Slightly Bent ESP8266 Sensor Platform
  173. Better Controls For Your Chromecast Through CEC
  174. A Vintage Phone In 2020
  175. A Replica from WarGames , But Not the One You Think
  176. Raspberry Pi 4 and the State of Video Game Emulation
  177. CircuitPython Now Working On Teensy 4.0
  178. Node-RED Laser Shooting Gallery Goes Anywhere
  179. In Soviet Russia, Doorbell Rings You
  180. Run Java On An Amiga
  181. Active Suspension R/C Car Really Rocks
  182. Finally, A Real Set Of Gamecube Joycons
  183. The Way of the PCB Artist: How to Make Truly Beautiful Circuit Boards
  184. Anti-Bacterial Plastic Wrap Clings to Hope of Stopping Superbugs’ Spread
  185. Habitable Exoplanets Hack Chat
  186. 3DBuzz Closes with a Final Gift
  187. Why Do Resistors Have a Color Code?
  188. Model S Motor and Volt Battery Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly
  189. Additive, Multi-Voice Synth Preserves Sounds, Too
  190. A DNA-Based Computer Calculates Square Roots Up To 900
  191. Take Security Up a Notch By Adding LEDs
  192. Hackaday Links: January 12, 2020
  193. DIY Ionizer Clears the Air on a Budget
  194. Awakening A Dragon From Its Slumber
  195. Maze Solving Via Text Editing
  196. Generating Beetles from Public Domain Images
  197. A Supercapacitor Might Just Light Your Way One Day
  198. NanoVNA Tests Antenna Pattern
  199. This Artist Drags His Feet Across Sand and Snow
  200. Plucky Kalimba Plays Itself
  201. Printed Separator Separates Printed Pages
  202. An Arduino-Based Flute Playing Machine
  203. Stacks of Spring Washers Power the Drawbar on this CNC Mill Conversion
  204. Building a Real Wooden Table Saw
  205. This Ugly Christmas Sweater Can Set You On Fire
  206. A Simple POV Globe Via APA102
  207. Building a Low-Tech Website for Energy Efficiency
  208. Arduino Pedometer Counts Your Steps
  209. Retro PowerBook Gets a Mac Mini Transplant
  210. Using Lookup Tables to Make the Impossible Possible
  211. Hide Silent, Hide Deep: Submarine Tracking Technologies of the Cold War
  212. This Week in Security: Camera Feeds, Python 2, FPGAs
  213. Hackaday Podcast 049: Tiny Machine Learning, Basement Battery Bonanza, and Does This Uranium Feel Hot?
  214. Hardware Hack Makes Robocall Blocking Service Even Better
  215. DIY Autonomous Mower In The Wild
  216. A Luggable Computer for the Raspberry Pi Era
  217. HiFi Audio On The Commodore 64 – 48KHz, Yo!
  218. Don’t DIY This Surgical Robot At Home
  219. Add-On Makes ESP32 Camera Board Easier To Program
  220. Hiking Pole Turned Lightweight Yagi Antenna
  221. Mini Space Station Keeps Tabs on the Real One
  222. Living At The Close Of The Multiway Era
  223. Vintage Mini Inkjet Prints On-Demand ASCII Art
  224. BeOS: The Alternate Universe’s Mac OS X
  225. Possible Spyware on Samsung Phones
  226. Engineering Overkill Motorizes the Daily Grind
  227. 3D Printable Stick Shift For Your Racing Simulator
  228. It Turns Out, Robots Need Tough Love Too
  229. Fail of the Week: Thermostat Almost Causes a House Fire
  230. Making Custom 3D Printed Slide Switches
  231. Engineering Your Way to Better Sourdough (and Other Fermented Goods)
  232. Commercial Circuit Simulator Goes Free
  233. Titanium Coating Is Actually Pretty Straightforward
  234. The Barcode Revolution: Welcome To Our Automated World
  235. An ESP8266 Environmental Monitor in your USB Port
  236. The Ruscombe Gentleman’s Steam Bicycle
  237. Poking Around Inside A Pair of Classic Gaming Gifts
  238. Spintronic RAM Gets a Little Closer to SRAM
  239. Fabric(ated) Drum Machine
  240. Liquid Cooling Keeps This Electronic Load’s MOSFETs From Burning
  241. Guitar Hero Controller Gets A New Musical Life
  242. Choosing The Right Battery For Your Electric Vehicle Build
  243. DMCA-Locked Tractors Make Decades-Old Machines the New Hotness
  244. The Oldest Nuclear Reactor? Nature’s 2 Billion Year Old Experiment
  245. Tiny Machine Learning On The Attiny85
  246. How Low Can An ESP32 Go?
  247. The Internet Controls This Monster
  248. Full Duplex Radio Claimed Easier with Analog Module
  249. Reading Light Not Quite Powered By Your Favorite Hot Beverage
  250. A Homebrew Weller RT Soldering Station
  251. The Hacker History of Music Technologies
  252. Organic Audio: Putting Carrots as Audio Couplers To The Test
  253. 3D-Printed Tools Turn Bench Vise into Expedient Press Brake
  254. Continuous Integration: What It Is And Why You Need It
  255. Hackaday Belgrade: Call for Proposals
  256. Steampunk Motorcycle Runs On Compressed Air, Is Pure Hacking Art
  257. Embedding a Smart Switch in a Java Factory
  258. Creating a Custom Engagement Ring with 3D-Printing
  259. AirBass Lets You Jam Wherever
  260. Hackaday Links: January 5, 2020
  261. Converting a Drill Press Into a Milling Machine
  262. 3D Pens Can Make Ugly Drone Parts That Almost Work
  263. Space-Saving Servo Tester Console Looks Space-Worthy
  264. All You’ve Ever Wanted to Know about Compilers
  265. Arduino Wristwatch Has LED Hands
  266. 2D-Platform Seeks Balance with a Touch Screen
  267. 3D-Printed Moiré Illusion May Just Drive You Crazy
  268. Baby’s First Jukebox is Fun for Parents, Too
  269. Datacenter UPS Heads Home for Off-Grid Power Solution
  270. Altair 8800 Again Project
  271. City Clock Is Beautiful Tribute To Parisian Architecture
  272. OpenDog: Adding Force Sensitive Feet
  273. Making a Custom Caliper Case for Pros
  274. Diurnal Reef Control Realistically Insolates Your Aquarium
  275. Tracking Vaccination History With Invisible Tattoos
  276. Voltmeter Clock Looks Great On Display
  277. Unique 3D Printer Turned CNC Engraver
  278. You Could be a Manufacturing Engineer If You Could Only Find the Time
  279. The Quadratic Equation Solution a Few Thousand Years in the Making
  280. Hackaday Podcast 048: Truly Trustworthy Hardware, Glowing Uranium Marbles, Bitstreaming the USB, Chaos of Congress
  281. The Fun is On the Christmas Tree with This Playable Duck Hunt Decoration
  282. This Week in Security: ToTok, Edgium, Chrome Checks your Passwords, and More
  283. HoloLens Brings Video Game Kart Racing to Life
  284. A Programming Language That Lets You Code With Pixels
  285. Prolific Videos Show Altair 8800 Recreation
  286. LC Oscillators, Animated
  287. A Wireless Method For Pressing Tofu
  288. DIY Trommel Sifts Compost In Style
  289. Assistive Technolgy Switch is Actuated Using Your Ear Muscles
  290. Tony Brooker And Autocode – The First High-level Language
  291. Tales (and Advice) From Setting Up a Product Line
  292. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Keep the 3D Printer From Becoming eWaste
  293. Unlocking SIM Cards with a Logic Analyzer
  294. Roll the Bones Chernobyl Style
  295. Hacking An Arduino NFC Reader With WebUSB
  296. A New High-Performance Camera That Detects Single Photons
  297. Catapult Your Best Wishes With This 3D-Printable Card
  298. Explore this 3D World Rendered in ASCII Art
  299. Reducing the Risk of Flying with Hydrogen Fuels
  300. Happy 50th Birthday to All You Epoch Birthers
  301. Magnetic Circuits Are More Attractive Than Breadboarding
  302. Building a Giant Meta-Clock Made of Smaller Clocks
  303. PoE Powers Christmas Lights, But Opens Up So Much More
  304. Flip Phones Are Making a Comeback
  305. Macro Photography With Industrial Lenses

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