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December 2021

  1. This Week in Security: The Log4j That Won’t Go Away, WebOS, and More
  2. 3D Printering: Adding A Web Interface Where There Was None Before
  3. Hackaday Podcast Wishes You Happy New Year
  4. A Tidy Cyberdeck That You Could Take Anywhere.
  5. The No-MCU Fan Controller
  6. Threaded Wires Save Phone Numbers
  7. Customisable Micro-Coded Controller Helps With In-Circuit Debugging
  8. CD Player Powered 555 Piano Goes Accordion To Plan
  9. Taking a Close Look at Hawkeye’s Workbench
  10. Electric Wheelchair Dump Truck Hack Really Hauls
  11. Remoticon 2021: Uri Shaked Reverses the ESP32 WiFi
  12. When A Ball Robot Becomes Two Wheels
  13. New Cars Will Nickel-and-Dime You – It’s Automotive As a Service
  14. ESP32 Pretends To Be GPU; Gives You A Ransomware Scare
  15. 3D Printed Model Roller Coaster Accurately Simulates the Real Thing
  16. Peering Into The Murky Depths of Alder Lake
  17. Robot Delivery to your Door
  18. Snap-Together Macropad Does It Without Solder
  19. Build Your Own High-Temp Oven Thermometer
  20. Foam Surfboard From Scratch
  21. Astronaut Food is Light Years Beyond Tang and Freeze-Dried Ice Cream
  22. Modern Toilet Generates Energy
  23. The Current State Of Play In Autonomous Cars
  24. Rats Learn to Play DOOM in This Automated VR Arena
  25. The Three Cent Motor Controller
  26. 1950s Vacuum Tube Computer Replica Communicates Through USB
  27. UV Printing PCBs
  28. Clear Off the Coffee Table, It’s Pinball Time
  29. Enter the Matrix with This Custom PC Side Panel
  30. DIY Infrared Calculator Printer
  31. Linux Fu: Don’t Share Well With Others
  32. The Pinouts Book is Here, and It’s Just What You Need
  33. Quantum Atomic Interferometer For Precision Motion Sensing
  34. Laser Doping His Way to Homemade Silicon Chips
  35. Turing Ring is Compact
  36. Custom Christmas Light Controller Blocks Blinks
  37. Voice Command Made Mostly Easy
  38. Single Bit Computer from Vacuum Tubes
  39. Taste the Television: TTTV
  40. Whipping Together A Little Ray Tracer Racer
  41. It’s Printable, It’s Programmable, It’s E. coli
  42. rC3 2021: Now Here, Nowhere
  43. The Label Says HDMI 2.1 But That Doesn’t Mean You’ll Get It
  44. First Hacks: The Brand New Nokia 5G Gateway Router
  45. Diving the Depths of Ma Bell
  46. Maximum Throughput Benchie
  47. Belgian Railway Time For Your Home
  48. Hackaday Links: December 26, 2021
  49. Planning Custom Aluminum Enclosures With OpenSCAD
  50. 6502 Goes FPGA (Again)
  51. BIOS Flashing Journey Writeup Puts Tutorials To Shame
  52. Realtime Shadows on N64 Hardware
  53. Seoul Introduces Self-Driving Taxis
  54. DIY High Flow 3D Printing
  55. Cast Your Own Holiday Chocolate Bunny, or Rather Mouse
  56. Mico is a USB Microphone Based on a Pi Pico
  57. 3D Printing Gets Tiny
  58. Mini Linear Actuators From DVD Drive Parts
  59. Blender? No, Grinder
  60. 3D Prints With A Mirror Finish
  61. Do You Need a Cycloidal Drive?
  62. Hacking Film Processing with Coffee
  63. A CMOS Ring Modulator Pedal
  64. Tiny 3D Printed Magnets Show Patterns
  65. When Hacking and Biosensing Collide
  66. Santa’s Beard-Combing Robot
  67. Hackaday Podcast Super-Short Holiday Edition
  68. The Legend of Zelda: Decompiled
  69. Peltier Snow Globe Features Snowman Who Dresses Himself in Real Frost
  70. FlyBrainLab: Google Earth But For A Drosophila Fly’s Brain
  71. Ring In the New Year with DIY Bagpipes
  72. Lisp in 436 Bytes
  73. Fixing A Freezer Design Flaw With A Little Bit Of Heat
  74. WS2812s on a 6502
  75. Simple Upgrades Make an Old Industrial Sewing Machine New Again
  76. Keynote Video: Jeremy Fielding Wants To Help You Get Moving
  77. OpenCV Knows Where Your Hand Is
  78. How To Get Into Cars: E85 Fuel
  79. Back-to-Back Belts Drive Filament in This Unique Extruder Design
  80. A Simple 3D Printed Gear Clock Shows Off How It Works
  81. Experiments with a Nernst Lamp
  82. New Holographic Display Hacks the Light Field
  83. Frame Antenna Works the Low Bands
  84. Turbocharger Jet Engine Relies on Wood Pellet Ignition
  85. How To Forge A Skillet From Scratch
  86. Tech in Plain Sight: Primitive Engineering Materials
  87. Stencil Vacuum-Assist Helps Avoid the Heartbreak of Smeared Solder Paste
  88. The Dreamcast Legacy
  89. You Can 3D Print A Working Reciprocating Steam Engine
  90. Linux for the Paranoid Does the Work for You
  91. Shake with Your New Robot Hand
  92. Laser Sees Through Keyhole
  93. Bubble Lights Made From Scratch
  94. Make Your Own Chain Link Fencing
  95. Li-ion Battery Low-Level Intricacies Explained Excellently
  96. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Hole-y Keyboard
  97. Where the Rubber Meets the Computer
  98. Plastics: Photopolymers for 3D Printing and Beyond
  99. Ground Effect Aerodynamics On An RC Car
  100. A Label Maker That Uses AI Really Poorly
  101. Hydrogen Generation Made Easy
  102. The Assassin’s Teapot Is A Mischievous Design
  103. Concrete with 3D Printed Foam Forms
  104. All Hail Your New Giant 555 Timer Overlord
  105. “Window to the World” Brings Far-Off Places to Your Home
  106. Know Audio: Mixtapes, Tape Loops, And Razor Blades
  107. Building MS-DOS From Scratch Like It’s 1983
  108. Is Cloud Seeding Good, Bad, or Ugly?
  109. An All In One Cube PC For A 1990s That Never Quite Happened
  110. A Particularly Festive Chip Decapping
  111. HDD Vending Machine Works Like A Vending Machine Should
  112. The Inspirer Keeps Your Mood Up With Inspirational Quotes And Soothing Music
  113. Hackaday Links: December 19, 2021
  114. Game Boy Camera Gets Ridiculously Good Lens
  115. Your Next Oscilloscope Might be Optical
  116. Tiny Switch Ornament Plays GIFs with an ESP32
  117. Restoring A Vintage IBM I/O Tester
  118. Kamehameha!! PCB Badge
  119. When Does Car Hacking Become “Tampering”? The British Government Seeks Guidance
  120. OpenDog Version 3 Is Ready To Go Walkies
  121. Be Mesmerized By The Latest Time Twister
  122. When Dell Built A Netbook With an x86 System-on-Module
  123. ESP8266 Based WiFi Game Boy Cartridge Browses WikiPedia
  124. The End of the Electromechanical Era
  125. A Well Documented BreadBoard Computer Shows Dedication
  126. 3D Printed Parts Hold Up To Steam Heat
  127. SDR Toolkit Bends Weather Station To Hacker’s Whims
  128. The Second Worst CAD Package Ever
  129. Implementing A CPU Using 555 Timers And Logic Synthesis
  130. 3D Printing A Cyclonic Dust Separator
  131. Building a Custom Branding Iron With Swappable Date Blocks
  132. Error Codes and the Law of Least Astonishment
  133. Hackaday Podcast 149: Ballerina Bot Balances, Flexures Track Cat Food, PCB Goes Under the Knife, and an ATtiny Does the 555
  134. Gluggle Jug Is Neat Application of Hydrodynamics
  135. This Week in Security: Log4j, PDF CPU, and I Hacked Starlink
  136. Simple Mods Turn 3D Printer into Electrochemical Metal Cutter
  137. DIY Mechanical Flux Dispenser Syringe Has Fine Control
  138. Add Smarts To Your Old Capsule Coffee Maker
  139. Gone: Google Toolbar (2000-2021)
  140. Weather Station Dumps CR2032 Cells, Gains 18650
  141. Motorized Device Helps Swap Out Hard-To-Reach Light Bulbs
  142. Using Fishing Wire To Hold In Pin Headers Is A Nifty Trick
  143. Keynote Video: Elecia White Finds Treasure in the Memory Map
  144. A Hacker’s Journey in Developing a New VR Controller
  145. PinePhone Malware Surprises Users, Raises Questions
  146. Tesla Model S Gets Boost with Jet Engine Upgrade
  147. Christmas Lithophanes Make Neat Decorations
  148. RC Sub Built With A Water Bottle
  149. Christmas Tree PCB Just the Trick For Festive Glee
  150. Wii Meets Its End In Breadcrumb Jail
  151. Heavy-Duty Starter Motor Powers An Awesome Drift Trike
  152. DIY Glasses Aim To Improve Color Vision
  153. The Real Science (Not Armchair Science) Of Consciousness
  154. A Nixie Clock, the Hard Way
  155. The Seductive Pull Of An Obsolete Home Movie Format
  156. You Can Always Use An ATtiny Instead Of A 555
  157. Google’s T-Rex Game Ported To The ESP32
  158. A Slim 7400 Logic VGA Board For All Your Retro Needs
  159. A Programming Language To Express Programming Frustration
  160. PCB Microsurgery Puts the Bodges Inside the Board
  161. Fabulous Flexure Mechanism Makes for Resetting Cat Calendar
  162. What Really Goes Wrong With Your Tablet
  163. Orbital Safety: The Challenges Of Surviving Space Junk
  164. Automated Turret Keeps Dorm Clean, RoboCop Style
  165. Teardown: Verizon AC791L Jetpack 4G Mobile Hotspot
  166. Oh Deere, Is That Right To Repair Resolution Troubling You?
  167. DIY Semi Auto Grinder Builds Itself (Sort Of)
  168. Pit Your Wits Against British Spooks
  169. Measuring Air Quality Using Mobile Sensors for the Masses
  170. A Self Righting Balancing Robot Configured The Easy Way
  171. An Open Source Detector For Identifying Plastics
  172. USB LED Christmas Tree is Making Spirits Bright
  173. Ask Hackaday: Are Extruders the Only Feasible Tools for Toolchanging?
  174. Design for Test Hack Chat
  175. Adding Wire Races Improves 3D-Printed Bearings
  176. Mining and Refining: From Red Dirt to Aluminum
  177. New Pi Zero Gains Unapproved Antennas Yet Again
  178. Active Pickguard Makes For A Great Guitar Mod
  179. [Kerry Wong] is Really into Scope Meters
  180. Differential Probe Clocks at 100MHz and $200
  181. Hackaday Links: December 12, 2021
  182. Resin Stacking Proves Messy And Difficult
  183. Atari 130XE Keyboard Now Goes Clack
  184. A Nested Gear Clock
  185. Customize These 3D Printed Cases
  186. Wearables Can Detect the Flu? Well…Maybe…
  187. A DIY Biometric Device with Some Security Considerations
  188. We All Live in a PVC Submarine
  189. Vacuum Forming with 3D Printer Filament
  190. Getting Familiar With Round Displays
  191. Has DIY become Click and Buy?
  192. Snip Your Way to DIY PCB Castellations
  193. Controller Swaps Can Save an HDD If You Do It Right
  194. Arduino Drives Faux Spirograph
  195. Build Your Own Submarine
  196. Ninja Art: PCB Nightlight Jutsu!
  197. Lasers Make PCBs the Old Fashioned Way
  198. An NFC Antenna Ring With A Chip As Its Jewel
  199. Today Is My Last Day at Hackaday; Thanks for All the Hacks!
  200. Hackaday Podcast 148: Pokemon Trades, Anniversary iPod Prototype, Stupid Satellite Tricks, and LED Strip Sensors
  201. DIY Analog Synth Looks Like Fun
  202. This Week in Security: Printing Shellz, ms-officecmd, And AI Security
  203. Digital Painting On An iPad With Real Brushes
  204. 3D Printing Delivers “Glass” Eyes in Record Time
  205. Sound-Reactive Mannequin Arms Make For Creepy Lounge Decor
  206. Apple Falling Division
  207. BEAM Bird Pendant Really Chirps
  208. The Ins and Outs of Casting Lenses from Epoxy
  209. Could India Be The Crucial Battleground For Open Access To Scientific Research?
  210. Keynote Video: Dr. Keith Thorne Explains the Extreme Engineering of the LIGO Hardware
  211. Wearable Sensor for Detecting Substance Use Disorder
  212. The Challenges Of Finding A Substitute For Human Blood
  213. Molding Complex Optics in a Completely Fluid System
  214. Ham Radio SSB Transceiver Fits in Pocket
  215. MAC TIP Diagnoses Your Old Zip and Jaz Drives
  216. Almost-Modern TeleType is Silent
  217. (Getting Rid Of) The Ghost In the LED
  218. An Easy Music Visualizer With the Arduino Nano
  219. 3D Printed Lithographic Moon Lamp
  220. Fail of the Week: Hackaday Writer Attempts XBox Repair
  221. Squishy Robot Hardware Does Well Under Pressure
  222. Made to Spec: the Coming Age of Prototyping as a Service
  223. Four Band Digital HF SDR Transceiver Offers High Performance for Only $60
  224. Rubber Tyres Before There Were Tyres
  225. Modern Features In Classic Radio
  226. Assistive Tech and Video Games
  227. Complete Hobo Stove Cooking System Could Get You Through the Apocalypse
  228. Simple Design Elevates this Mechanical Dot Matrix Display
  229. Multimeters Go Big Screen
  230. Spacing Out: Telescopes, Politics, and Spacecraft Design
  231. Retro Reproduction Captures the Style of the Sol-20
  232. Microsoft’s Minimal Mouse May Maximize Masochism
  233. Bridging Game Worlds With The ‘Impossible’ Pokémon Trade
  234. Cracking the Spotify Code
  235. Adding Optical Audio to the Raspberry Pi with One Chip
  236. My Major is Gaming…
  237. Guitar Pickguard Adds MIDI Capabilities
  238. Cardboard vs. Laser Shootout: A Tale of Speed and Power Settings
  239. Classic Colorimeter Clone Calibrates Cuvettes’ Contents
  240. Big Wind is The Meanest Firefighting Tank You Ever Saw
  241. Touchscreen-Powered USB Hub Selectively Powers Down Devices
  242. TTL And CMOS Logic ICs: The Building Blocks Of A Revolution
  243. Secret Ingredient for 3D-Printed Circuit Traces: Electroplating
  244. Tricked-Out Breadboard Automatically Draws Schematics of Whatever You Build
  245. Bass Guitar Gets Shapeshifting Pickups
  246. Back To the Future We Go With This Flux Capacitor PCB Badge
  247. Hackaday Links: December 5, 2021
  248. Rolling-Screw Extruder Goes Brushless
  249. Is The Game Up For Baofeng In Europe?
  250. Hackvent Calendar Will Open the Door and Get Your Kids Soldering
  251. Get Down To Some African Tunes With This HomeBrew Synth
  252. Keep The Sparks Away With a Plasma Cutting Table
  253. Researchers Use Wearable to Detect and Reverse Opioid Overdoses in Real-Time
  254. An Overly Complicated Method of Tracking Your Favorite Sports Team
  255. Shady Air Umbrella Given New Lease On Life
  256. Make Your Own BLE-Enabled iOS App From Scratch
  257. Full Color 3D Printing With The Help Of An Inkjet Head
  258. Finally, A Use for Old Cellphones
  259. Abandoned Airplane Takes Off Again As Luxury RV
  260. Two Wire Sensors on LED Strips
  261. Wake-Up Robot Does It Gently
  262. Is It Finally Time for Christmas Decorations?
  263. Paper Plate Surround Sound System
  264. Printed Sewing Machine Parts Extend Singer’s Range
  265. This Ham Radio is Unsafe at Any Frequency
  266. Building the DIY HP41C: A Field Report
  267. Hackaday Podcast 147: Animating Traces, Sucking and Climbing, Spinning Sails, and Squashing Images
  268. Moon Bouncing And Radar Imaging With LoRa
  269. This Week in Security: GoDaddy, Tardigrade, Monox, and BigSig
  270. iPod, Therefore I Am: Looking back at an original iPod Prototype
  271. Homebrew 16 Bit Computer Reinvents All The Wheels
  272. Smart Ruler Has Many Features
  273. Play Runescape IRL
  274. The Safest Model Roller Coaster
  275. Impressive Hack Turns Bolt Into Pneumatic Engraver
  276. Clever Motherboard Hack Brings Late 90’s Motherboard Into the Early 2000’s
  277. Motorsports Are Turning To Alternative Fuels
  278. Low Buck PVC ROV IS Definitely a MVP
  279. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Cat Keyboard
  280. Play Doom or GTA V With Your Own Custom Controller and Xbox Emulator
  281. Two Mars Orbiters Chatted for Atmospheric Science
  282. Listening to the Sounds of an 1960s Military Computer
  283. Don’t Walk Past This 3D Printed Pedestrian Crossing Light
  284. SuperCapacitors vs Batteries Again
  285. Remembering Sanjay Mortimer, Pioneer and Visionary in 3D Printing
  286. Supersonic Projectile Exceeds Engineers Dreams: The Supersonic Trebuchet
  287. The Medieval History Of Your Favourite Dev Board
  288. The 555 Timer Contest Returns!
  289. 3D Printed Generator Build Highlights The Scientific Method
  290. Ask Hackaday: Why Don’t Automakers Make Their Own EV Batteries?
  291. Korean Facial Recognition Project Faces Opposition
  292. Nuclear Missile Silo Keyboard Re-Launched In USB
  293. Running Octoprint on a PinePhone Turns Out to be Pretty Easy
  294. Turbo Rascal is the Retro Pascal Compiler We Always Wanted
  295. Recycled Parts Round Out Soap Shaped Electric Car

November 2021

  1. Two-Stage Dust Collector Recycles Blasting Media
  2. Giving Flip Dots the Oil Treatment to Shut Them Up
  3. What’s The Deal With UEFI?
  4. Watch Blender Plugin Make Animated PCB Traces (and More)
  5. Linux Fu: The Ultimate Dual Boot Laptop?
  6. Buy A Piece Of The Pi?
  7. A Super Speedy Lightweight Lossless Compression Algorithm
  8. HPi95LX Puts Linux in your Palm
  9. Do You Really Need To Dry Filament?
  10. Scrolling Name Badge Is Sure to Break the Ice
  11. Spatial AI and CV Hack Chat
  12. Detect Starlink Satellites Passing By
  13. But Think of the (World Wide) Users!
  14. Wireless LEDs Aren’t Really Magic
  15. Prusa XL Goes Big, But That’s Only Half the Story
  16. Samsung Bricks Smart TVs
  17. How To Easily Set Up Secure OTA Firmware Updates on ESP32
  18. Z80 Video Output Via The Raspberry Pi Pico
  19. The Calculator Charm: Calculatorium Leviosa!
  20. Automating Mobile Games With A Robot Arm
  21. Generate Fully Parametric, 3D-Printable Speaker Enclosures
  22. The Trials and Tribulations of SLA Printing a Portable Wii Handheld
  23. Scale Buildings With The Power Of Suction
  24. It’s Nice Having Someone To Talk To
  25. This Raspberry Pi Mini ITX Board Has Tons of IO
  26. Replacement Motherboard Brings New Lease of Life to Classic Thinkpads
  27. Another Way to Recycle Those Empty Beverage Cans
  28. Magnus Effect Propels This Flettner Rotor Boat
  29. Want Octoprint But Lack a Raspberry Pi? Use an Old Android Phone
  30. Ham Radio Gets Brain Transplant
  31. Perovskites Understood
  32. Indoor Blimp Sails Through The Air Using Ultrasonic Transducers
  33. PiGlass v2 Embraces the New Raspberry Pi Zero 2
  34. Spiral Music Visualization
  35. Finally, Tame The Si5351!
  36. Analyzing Starlink Satellite Downlink Communications With Software Defined Radio
  37. Impressive Off-Grid Hydroelectric Plant Showcases The Hacker Spirit
  38. The Unofficial Guide To (Avoiding) Electrocution
  39. Hackaday Podcast 146: Dueling Trackballs, Next Level BEAM Robot, Take Control of Your Bench, and Green Programming
  40. Vision Impaired Electronics Engineer Shows The Way To Get Things Done
  41. A Rotary Phone As A Computer Peripheral
  42. Solder Paste Dispenser Without Giant Compressor
  43. Fifty Shades Of Brown: 3D Printing With Sugar
  44. Bring A Minitel Terminal Back To Life WIth An ESP32
  45. Ken Shirriff Breaks Open the Yamaha DX7
  46. ESP32 Brings Air Purifier Online with Home Assistant
  47. Inverted Pendulum Balanced On A Drone
  48. Surfboard Gets Jet Upgrades
  49. N-Gage Controller Uses All The Buttons
  50. Find Your Way In The Starry Skies With DobsonianDSC
  51. PicoMite Gives Your Pico a Deluxe BASIC
  52. Build Your Own HP41C
  53. Bluetooth Record Player Puts a New Spin On Vinyl
  54. Science vs Internet Trolls: Testing Another Kind of File System
  55. Oscilloscope Probes Itself To Add Video
  56. A Flip Clock That Flips Up, Not Down
  57. Mechanical Musical Sculpture Recalls the Four Muses
  58. Why Deep Frying Turkey Can Go Very Wrong
  59. E-MonoWheel
  60. You Can’t Upgrade Soldered-On Laptop RAM? Think Again
  61. Cracking Open the Prince Floppy After the Purple Reign
  62. Observing a Plant’s Vascular System with X-Ray Video
  63. Live Jam Kit Helps Electronic Musicians Stay In Sync
  64. Charging Phones with the Power of Paper Pulp
  65. Significantly Improved Egg Timer Makes Pictionary Better
  66. Firefox Brings the Fire: Shifting from GLX to EGL
  67. ESP32 Pac-Man Clock Keeps Track of How Long You Watch It
  68. Retrotechtacular: Office Equipment from the 1940s
  69. Ender 3 Meets MIG Welder to Make a Metal Benchy — Kind Of
  70. DIY High Flow 3D Printing Nozzle
  71. A PDP 11 by Any Other Name: Heathkit H11 Teardown and Repair
  72. Visualizing WiFi with a Converted 3D Printer
  73. Shop-Built Rig Measures Strength of Wood Accurately
  74. GBA Remote Play Upgrade Lets You Play PlayStation On The Bus
  75. Simple But Stylish Numitron Clock Can Display Time, Date and Temperature
  76. PFAS: The Organofluorines Your Biochemist Warned You About
  77. Retrotechtacular: Junior Missile Men of the 1960s
  78. Blue Origin Rolls Out Test Article For Next-Gen Rocket
  79. Tomatoes Are Not Guncotton
  80. Arduino Plays the Glasses
  81. Slick Keyboard Built With PCB Magic
  82. Beaded QR Code Bracelets Weave a Storytelling Interface
  83. Hackaday Links: November 21, 2021
  84. Magic in VR That Depends On Your Actual State of Mind
  85. Taking the Bark Out Of Reverb With Wood Scraps
  86. Polymer Discovery Gives 3D-printed Sand Super Strength
  87. A Trackball So Good You Can’t Buy It
  88. Light-Tracking BEAM Robot Can See The Light
  89. PSSST! Here’s A Novel SSB Radio Design With Only Seven Transistors
  90. FlowIO Takes Top Honors in the 2021 Hackaday Prize
  91. Cheating a Pedometer The Easy Way
  92. The (Sodium Chloride) Crystal Method
  93. The Pros And Cons Of A Power Flush Toilet
  94. Hackaday Remoticon: What’s Happening Right Now
  95. Remoticon is On!
  96. It’s Doom, This Time On A Bluetooth LE Dongle
  97. iPod Mod Puts Pi Zero in New Bod
  98. PinePhone Speed Up Takes Soldering
  99. Arduino + Ham Radio = Texting
  100. Run UNIX On Microcontrollers With PDP-11 Emulator
  101. Electric Mini Rat Rod Starts ‘Em Young
  102. The Silent Dripper Dispenses Water Without Making Any Sound
  103. Hackaday Remoticon: What’s Happening Right Now
  104. Hackaday Podcast 145: Remoticon is On, Movie FX, Cold Plasma, and The Purest Silicon
  105. Popsicle-Stick Piano Sounds Sweet
  106. This Week in Security: Intel Atoms Spill Secrets, ICMP Poisons DNS, and The Blacksmith
  107. Change Desktop Environments on… iOS?
  108. Cheap Big Servo For Robot Arm
  109. N64 Mini PC Conversion Includes All The Trimmings
  110. There were Almost Jet Packs on the Moon
  111. Isolated Oscilloscope Design Process Shows How It’s Done
  112. Minty Tunes Is Wireless Audio In An Altoids Tin
  113. YOU Are A Projection of Your Influences
  114. Privacy Report: What Android Does In The Background
  115. Video Gaming Like It’s 1983: New Game Cartridges From Atari
  116. Know Audio: Get Into The Groove
  117. Star Trek Tap Controller, Take Two
  118. C is the Greenest Programming Language
  119. What It Takes: Turning A Hatchback Into A Race Car
  120. Linux: Coming Soon to M1 Macbooks
  121. Nixie Tube Indicator Tells You How Many Tasks You’ve Got Left to do
  122. Finally, A Piano BBQ Grill That You Can Drive Around the Workshop
  123. Friday: Getting Social with Discord and Bring-a-Hack
  124. SCPI: On Teaching Your Devices The Lingua Franca Of Laboratories
  125. How to Make a Classy, Brassy Cardboard Pulp Mold
  126. Russian Anti-Satellite Weapon Test Draws Widespread Condemnation
  127. Arduino Library Makes Digital Rain Like It’s 1999
  128. NTP, Rust, and Arduino Make a Phenomenal Frequency Counter
  129. Cramming a DS Inside a Gameboy
  130. Hacking Multiplication with Karatsuba’s Algorithm
  131. Quick and (Not Very) Dirty Negative Voltage Supply
  132. Jigglypuff Sensor Breathes CO2 So You Don’t Have To
  133. Binaural Hearing Modeled with an Arduino
  134. Microplastics Are Everywhere: Land, Sea and Air
  135. 3D Printed Marble Music Machine Looking Good Already
  136. Tech in Plain Sight: Eyeglasses
  137. For All Their Expense, Electric Cars Are Still The Cheapest
  138. Making Your Own Touchpad With PWM and Rust
  139. Pluto Spectrum Analyzer Uses Command Line
  140. Machine Learning Shushes Stressed Dogs
  141. Designing Electronics That Work
  142. Extending an E-Bike Range from Good to Wheelie Good
  143. Circuit Sculpture Lamp is a Colorful Cube Companion
  144. DJ Jackalope Live Set will Close Out Hackaday Remoticon
  145. Vacuum “Tube” Might Replace GPS One Day
  146. Mining and Refining: Pure Silicon and the Incredible Effort It Takes to Get There
  147. Teensy MIDI Air Harp Sounds Huge
  148. Treasure Hunting with a Handful of Common Components
  149. Propel Paper Planes, Bisect Sausages With Electromagnets
  150. Hexagonal Mirror Array Hides Hidden Message
  151. Hackaday Links: November 14, 2021
  152. Forget Radio! Transmitting with Neutrons
  153. Tiny Talisman Warns Wearer About UV Exposure
  154. Those Bullet Effects in Terminator 2 Weren’t CGI
  155. Stardew Valley Preferences Bot is a Gift to the Player
  156. Arcade Machine Pack And Play
  157. Prototyping Your Way to Better Prototypes
  158. Bluetooth RC Car Packs In A Few Sensors
  159. Improving a Mini-Lathe with a Few Clever Hacks
  160. OpenGL Machine Learning runs on Low-End Hardware
  161. A One-Servo Mechanical Seven-Segment Display
  162. Peek Behind the Curtains: Conference Badge Design
  163. Using VHDL To Generate Discrete Logic PCB Designs
  164. Gimballed Omnirotor Goes Over Great Obstacles
  165. The Spiced (Cider) Must Flow
  166. Exploring the Healing Power of Cold Plasma
  167. A Guide To Designing A Custom RC Controller
  168. Low-Cost Computer Gesture Control with an I2C Sensor
  169. Centaur Costume Features Drinks Cooler And Walking Legs
  170. Halloween Game Lets You Shoot Zombies With a Laser-Powered Crossbow
  171. Hackaday Podcast 144: Jigs Jigs Jigs, Fabergé Mic, Paranomal Electronics, and a 60-Tube Nixie Clock
  172. Automated Air Cannon Shoots Smoke Rings
  173. This Week in Security: Unicode Strikes, NPM Again, and First Steps to PS5 Crack
  174. Is This 12-layer PCB Coil The Next Step In Ferrofluid Displays?
  175. M5Paper Gets Open Source Weather Display Firmware
  176. Three-Dimensional Design Yields Compact Seven-Segment Hex Displays
  177. Palm OS: Reincarnate
  178. LEDBOY Is a Retro-Modern Handheld Game
  179. Build Your Own HV Capacitors
  180. Motorcycle Rally Computer Goes Open Source
  181. So. What’s Up With All These Crazy Event Networks Then?
  182. Rolling Your Own Long-Range IoT Sensor Network
  183. Scientific Honesty and Quantum Computing’s Latest Theoretical Hurdle
  184. Trying and (Mostly) Failing to 3D Print a Hydrofoil
  185. The Game Of Life Moves Pretty Fast, If You Don’t Use Stop Motion You Might Miss It
  186. 8″ Floppy on Your PC?
  187. Linux on the Windows 11 Desktop
  188. Arduino Piano Tuner is Pitch Perfect
  189. Kinetic Log Splitter Gets The Job Done Kinetically
  190. The Hackaday Remoticon 2 Badge: An Exercise In Your Own Ingenuity
  191. Sulfur Hexafluoride: The Nightmare Greenhouse Gas That’s Just Too Useful To Stop Using
  192. A Breathtaking Circuit Sculpture Clock
  193. NFC Performance: It’s All In The Antenna
  194. Hacked Punch-Out Controlled With Actual Punches
  195. 3D Printed Absolute Encoder is Absolutely Wonderful
  196. IBM PCjr From 1984 Keeps Today’s Clocks Running in Sync
  197. Faster IPA Recycling for Your Resin Print Workflow
  198. Most FDM Printers are also Filament Dryers (with a Little Help)
  199. Streamline Your SMD Assembly Process With 3D-Printed Jigs
  200. This $0 Filament Drybox Needs Nearly No Parts
  201. NASA’s New Moon Missions Are Happening Really Soon
  202. Not Your Average Nixie Tube Clock
  203. Teardown: Analog Radionic Analyzer
  204. Flip-Dot Oscilloscope is Flippin’ Awesome
  205. Development Of Magnetic Locking Idea Shows Great Progress
  206. Pokemon Time Capsule
  207. South Korean KSLV-2 Nuri Rocket Almost Orbits
  208. Visualizing Audio With an LCD VU Meter
  209. Reballing And A Steady Hand Makes A Raspberry Pi 800
  210. Last Call for Hackaday Remoticon Shirts
  211. Own the Night with This Ludicrously Bright DIY Flashlight
  212. Linux Fu: Automatic Header File Generation
  213. Heavy-Copper PCB Hack Chat
  214. Adafruit AVRProg Grows UPDI Interface Support
  215. Smaller is Sometimes Better: Why Electronic Components are So Tiny
  216. The Raspberry Pi CM4 Begets A Form Factor
  217. Adding Brakes to Actuated Fingers
  218. Flip-Chip KiCad Templates
  219. Got Anything To Talk About? These Dutch Hackers Want You To Say It To Them
  220. Hackaday Links: November 7, 2021
  221. Halloween Hack Requires Minimum Code, Produces Maximum Fun
  222. DIY Wunderwaffe and Others Make Up This Open-Source Arsenal
  223. Annoy Yourself into Better Driving with This Turn Signal Monitor
  224. This Robot Can’t Keep Its Eyes Off The Money
  225. Heathkit IM-13 VTVM Repair
  226. SPAM-1 is a Well-Documented Discrete CPU With an Impressive Software Library
  227. Solar Cells, Half Off
  228. Cheap DIY Mic Sounds (And Looks) Damn Good
  229. ‘Tiny Wake-Up Light Is Hugely Bright
  230. Groovin’ With a Gesture-Controlled MP3 Player
  231. Separating Ideas From Words
  232. 3D-printed Fan Mount Keeps Server GPU Cool in Desktop Case
  233. Louisville Slugger Puts This Bass on Base
  234. Unique Pomodoro Timer Displays Quotes While You Work
  235. The Linux x86 Journey to main()
  236. Automation allows you to leaf your plants alone
  237. Pulp-Molding: A Use For Cardboard Confetti
  238. DIY CNC Uses Lots of 3D-Printed Parts
  239. ETH0 Autumn 2021: Tiny Camp Manages COVID Precautions Indoors
  240. Hackaday Podcast 143: More Magnesium Please, Robot Bicep Curls, Malamud’s General Index, and Are You Down with EMC?
  241. Homebrewed Voice Assistant Keeps An Eye On Air Quality
  242. This Week in Security: The Battle Against Ransomware, Unicode, Discourse, and Shrootless
  243. The Metabolizer Is Turning Trash Into Treasure Even Faster Now
  244. Battle Robot Uses Carbon Fiber to Save Weight
  245. Prepare For Wildfire Season With an Air Quality Monitor
  246. Brain Implant Offers Artificial Vision to the Blind
  247. Back-to-the-Office Ergo Brings a Bit of Home Sweet Home
  248. Big RGB LED Cube You Can Build Too
  249. 3D-Printed Braiding Machine Will Show You the Ropes
  250. Three More Remoticon Speakers Complete the Lineup
  251. Spooky Winners of the Halloween Hackfest Contest
  252. Curious Marc Takes on Sewing Machine Repair
  253. Weird Al’s Monster Battlestation Is Now Just A Reasonably Fast PC
  254. Mach 20 In A Wind Tunnel: Yes, It’s Rocket Science
  255. Focus Flower Motivates By Squirting Water In Your Face
  256. Vintage Computers With a Real Turbo
  257. More Software-Defined Radio Projects Using DragonOS
  258. Hacking the Mekamon Robot To Add New Capabilities
  259. Building a Heavy-Duty Log Splitter, One Piece at a Time
  260. Fluidized Bed in a Pringles Can Paints Parts Inside And Out
  261. Keep Calm and Hack On: The Philosophy of Calm Technology
  262. Here Are the Ten Finalists For the Hackaday Prize Wildcard Challenge
  263. Simplify 3D Printer Wiring With CAN Bus
  264. Python Ditches the GILs and Comes Ashore
  265. Autonomous Drone Dodges Obstacles Without GPS
  266. Liberating the ESP8266 from its Development Board
  267. Cute Little iMac Clone Runs MacOS on a Tiny Screen
  268. Malamud’s General Index: Research Gist, No Slap On the Wrist
  269. Tiny Open Hardware Linux SBC Hides In Plain Sight
  270. Computer Vision Lets You Skip Songs with a Glance
  271. Flying Blind: Taking Flight Simulation To A New Level In Accessibility
  272. How To Get Into Cars: Endurance Racing Builds
  273. Hardware Project Becomes Successful Product for Solo Developer
  274. 30 Days of Terror: the Logistics of Launching the James Webb Space Telescope
  275. Hedgehog Gesture Sensor Built With Cheap Time-of-Flight Modules
  276. Janksy Robot Paints Murals One Dot at a Time
  277. Modded GBA SP Does its Best Switch Impression
  278. Supersonic Baseball Hitting a Gallon of Mayo Is Great Flow Visualization
  279. Waterjet-Powered Speedboat For Fun And Research
  280. Building a Bicycle Dash Cam With Advanced Capabilites
  281. Smoothing Out Foam Parts with Lots of Gesso
  282. Shall We Play a Game?
  283. Magnesium: Where It Comes From And Why We’re Running Out
  284. Retro Memory Hack Chat
  285. An Emulator for OBP, the Spaceflight Computer From the 1960s
  286. The Pi Zero 2 W is the Most Efficient Pi
  287. DC UPS Keeps the Internet Up
  288. Hacking an Obsolete Yet Modern Calculator
  289. Cherry Pomodoro Timer Forces You to Follow
  290. Building A Kinetic Sand Art Table

October 2021

  1. Hackaday Links: October 31, 2021
  2. Extracting Data from Smart Scale Gives Rube Goldberg A Run For His Money
  3. Raspberry Pi Reads What It Sees, Delights Children
  4. A Builders Guide For The Perfect Solid-State Tesla Coil
  5. Dante’s Inferno Arcade Reveals Your True Fate
  6. A Fascinating Plot Twist as Researchers Recreate Classic “Primordial Soup” Experiment
  7. A Hackable Keyboard That Even Has Screens
  8. Handwriting Robots are Sending Snail Mail
  9. This Smart Watch Keeps An Eye On Ambient CO2 Levels
  10. Modified Toggle Switches Grace Hyper-Detailed Cockpit Simulator Panels
  11. ESP32 Internet Radio is no Game
  12. Dream Bigger, Predict the Future
  13. Skeleton Watches You Intensely Because It’s Halloween, Okay
  14. Cheap Caliper Hack Keeps ‘Em Running Longer
  15. EMC Tutorial Puts You in the Loop
  16. This Eyeball Watches You Thanks To Kinect Tracking
  17. World’s Cutest Pomodoro Timer Is Also a Clock
  18. Muggle Uses E-Paper For Daily Prophet Replica
  19. All Aboard! The Railroad Keyboard Is Now Serving Open Sourceville
  20. How Practical is Harvesting Water from the Air?
  21. Hackaday Podcast 142: 65 Days of Airtime, Racecars Staring at the Ceiling, a Pushy White Cane, and Soapy Water Rockets
  22. Can 3D Printed Press Tools Produce Repeatable Parts?
  23. This Week in Security:Use-After-Free For Dummies, WiFi cracking, and PHP-FPM
  24. Fixing a Broken Game Installer By Sheer Force Of Will
  25. VCF East 2021: The Early Evolution of Personal Computer Graphics
  26. Turn A Parking Sensor Into An Anemometer
  27. RC Minecraft Boat Patrols the Pool For Treasure
  28. Soil Sensor Shows Flip-Dots Aren’t Just for Signs
  29. Oscilloscope Clocks: Now In Color!
  30. Eye-Tracking Device is a Tiny Movie Theatre for Jumping Spiders
  31. Four More Talks Added to the 2021 Remoticon Lineup
  32. GamecubePC Packs Plenty of Punch Into GameCube Plastics
  33. Speaker ‘Stun Gun’ Aims To Combat China’s Dancing Grannies
  34. Really Robotic Robot Costume Will Probably Win the Contest
  35. Taking A Stroll Down Uncanny Valley With The Artificial Muscle Robotic Arm
  36. New Raspberry Pi Zero 2 Upgrades to Quad-Core Processor
  37. Halloween-Themed Talking Clock Relies on Pi Pico
  38. A Tidy Clamshell Keyboard for the Pinephone
  39. Ethernet Cable Turned into Antenna to Exploit Air-Gapped Computers
  40. Heavy Metal Lathe Build Doesn’t Spare the Steel
  41. VCF East 2021: Preserving Heathkit’s 8-Bit Computers
  42. 3D Printed Printing Plates Made Using Modern Tools
  43. Tech in Plain Sight: Air Conditioning
  44. ESP32 Clock Takes Time to Give Weather Info, Too
  45. Vintage Arcade Used Negative Voltage to Turn Volume Up to 11
  46. Add Mycelium To Your Mesh Networks
  47. Simple Electronic Hacks Inspire Doing More With Less
  48. There’s Not a Cassingle Thing Missing From This Cassette Deck Masterclass
  49. 3D Printer Bed Probing Using a Tact Switch and Coin Cell
  50. SuperSlicer Reviewed: Another 3DP Slicer?
  51. How Much is That Shirt in the (Atmospheric) Window?
  52. Smart Flower Pot Build Is All About That Base
  53. Being Green, It’s A Rich Man’s Game
  54. This Really Really is Your Last Chance to Enter the 2021 Hackaday Prize (Really!)
  55. Spider-Man Swings A Little Closer To Reality
  56. Classic 80s Text-To-Speech on Classic 80s Hardware
  57. Surf Sensor Adds Depth To Finding The Ultimate Wave
  58. Building a Water Rocket That Lands Via Parachute
  59. Drawing Robot Creates Portraits Using Pen, Paper and Algorithms
  60. Modified Car Alternator Powers Speedy DIY e-Bike
  61. Mastering Memory for Microcontrollers: Elecia White to Deliver Remoticon Keynote
  62. Fast Indoor Robot Watches Ceiling Lights, Instead of the Road
  63. VCF East 2021: Novasaur TTL Computer Sets the Bar
  64. Soft Robotics Hack Chat
  65. The Longest Ever Flight Was Over 64 Days In A Cessna 172
  66. Fail of the Week: Alternator Powered Electric Go-Kart doesn’t Go
  67. Tackle the Monkey: Raspberry Pi Gets Round Screen
  68. Mesmerizing Mechanical Seven-Segment Display
  69. Omni-Wheeled Cane Steers the Visually-Impaired Away From Obstacles
  70. The Humble NE-2 Neon Lamp Has A New Trick
  71. Hackaday Links: October 24, 2021
  72. Is a Diode a Switch?
  73. Tricky Screw Heads Have Disappearing Slots
  74. Dactyl Chimera Leaves the Learning out of the Curve
  75. Capacitive Touch Controller for FPGAs
  76. Bring That Old Hi-Fi Into The 2020s
  77. This Arduino Terminal Does All The Characters
  78. Gravity-Defying Water Drop Display Shows Potential
  79. Automating Pool Monitoring And Chemical Dosing
  80. ESP32-Cam Makes a Dandy Motion Detector
  81. An Echo Dot for the 1980s
  82. In Search of The First Comment
  83. Chip Tester Knows if Your Old Chips are Working
  84. You Can Build A Lego Rubik’s Cube
  85. Vacuum Forming with 3D Printed Buck Tutorial
  86. Supply Chain Attack: NPM Library Used By Facebook And Others Was Compromised
  87. 3D Printer Cuts Metal
  88. Vizio In Hot Water Over Smart TV GPL Violations
  89. Testing 3D Printed Cutting Blades Is Scary Work
  90. Retrotechtacular: This 15th-Century Siege Cannon Might Kill You Instead Of The Target
  91. Hackaday Podcast 141: LowFER Badges, Outrun Clocks, Dichroic Lamps, and Piano Action
  92. Mystery HP Gear Teardown
  93. This Week in Security: Argentina, MysterySnail, and L0phtcrack
  94. Quick Reaction Saves ESA Space Telescope
  95. An Open Source Game Boy Printer That Doesn’t Print
  96. New Part Day: Raspberry Pi LEGO HAT
  97. Mechanical Linkage CAD for Everyone
  98. Oculus Go VR Headset Gets Root Access, No Jailbreak Needed
  99. Building A Devil’s Toothpaste Rocket Motor
  100. Smokeless Burn Barrel Makes Your Backyard Fire Much Cleaner
  101. Going Forward To The Land: Technology For Permaculture
  102. Announcing the Next Round of Remoticon Talks
  103. 3D Printable Scope Probe Adapts To Your Needs
  104. The Incredible Tech of the Vacuum-Seal Flask
  105. Build a Moon Phase Clock That Looks Like The Real Thing
  106. British Licence Plate Camera Fooled By Clothing
  107. Raspberry Pi Tablet Gets Radio Surgical Enhancement
  108. Bright Lightbulb Saves Old Radios
  109. Quit Hunching Over Your Screen With A Little Robotic Help
  110. Building A Hammer Powered By Gunpowder
  111. Labyrinthian Circuit Sculpture Evokes Moods With Sound and Light
  112. Tech in Plain Sight: Glucose Meters
  113. Refining the Greatest Joystick of the 1980s
  114. Know Audio: It All Depends On The DAC
  115. KiCad Team Releases Warning Regarding Domain Name
  116. Spinning Threads Put the Bite on Filament in This Novel Extruder Design
  117. Audio Tape Interface Revives Microcassettes as Storage Medium
  118. Flickering Jack o’ Lantern Is An Easy Beginner Build
  119. Sign Detects RF to Show You are on the Air
  120. The Calls Are Coming From Inside the House (or Workshop)
  121. ESP32 Clock Pushes Outrun Graphics over Composite
  122. Turning Old Masks into 3D Printer Filament
  123. VCF East Roars Back to Life
  124. The Quadrivium EnsembleBot Is A Labour Of Love
  125. The Low-Down on Long-Wave: Unlicensed Experimental Radio
  126. The PinePhone Pro Is Here. But it’s Still Probably Not The Year Of Open-Source Linux On The Smartphone
  127. Drone and High Voltage Spin Up This DIY Corona Motor
  128. POLF: Retro 3D Game Uses Only a Character Display
  129. A Microwave Frequency Doubler
  130. Laser Pointer and Arduino Make a Minimalistic Shooting Game
  131. Build a Dog Ball Launcher That Kinda Looks Like a Dog
  132. The HP3458A: King of Multimeters for Three Decades
  133. They Milk Cows, Don’t They?
  134. Making Your Projects Move: Jeremy Fielding To Deliver Remoticon Keynote
  135. Arduino Brings USB Mouse to Homebrew computer
  136. Electric Vehicles, the Gasoline Problem, and Synthetic Fuels
  137. Play DOOM Using Web Browser Checkboxes (Finally)
  138. Printable Caliper Jaws Increase Precision, Deflect Derision
  139. An Easy Fix for Inconsistent Layers in Cheap 3D Printers
  140. Arduino Nano Floppy Emulator For When Your Disk Is Not Accessible
  141. Hackaday Links: October 17, 2021
  142. QB64 Hits Version 2.0, Gets Enhanced Debugging
  143. Vise Tripod Lets You Put The Tool Where You Need It
  144. Machining Wood Inlays, No CNC Required
  145. A Redesigned ZX Spectrum Desktop Computer That Works Surprisingly Well
  146. Electronic Covid Test Tear Down Shows Frustrating Example of 1-Time-Use Waste
  147. The Wireless PS/2 Keyboard That Never Was
  148. It’s A Hack: Air Scrubber Controlled Using The Room Lighting
  149. The Simplest Way To Spot 2.4GHz RF
  150. Fail of the Week: Magnetic Levitation
  151. PineTime Smartwatch and Good Code Play Bad Apple
  152. Where You Are Influences What You Invent
  153. Unique Seven-Segment Display Relies on FR-4 Fluorescence
  154. The Pi 400 As A PC Peripheral
  155. Learn DMX512 Basics
  156. Better History Through X-Rays
  157. OAK-D Depth Sensing AI Camera Gets Smaller and Lighter
  158. Here’s A 100 MHz Pin-Compatible 6502 Replacement
  159. Hackaday Remoticon: Call for Proposals Extended to October 20th
  160. Electroplating Carbon Fibers Can Have Interesting Results
  161. Carbon Sequestration As A Service Doesn’t Quite Add Up
  162. Hackaday Podcast 140: Aqua Battery, IBM Cheese Cutter, Waiting for USB-C, and Digging ADCs
  163. 3D Print a Custom T-Shirt Design, Step-by-Step
  164. This Week in Security: The Apache Fix Miss, Github (Malicious) Actions, and Shooting the Messenger
  165. Why Wait For Apple? Upgrade your iPhone With USB-C Today!
  166. FPGA Boards Add VGA and HDMI Interfaces to the Original Game Boy
  167. Hack Your Sodastream With A Giant CO2 Canister
  168. RISC-V in… Typescript?
  169. Printed Piano Mechanism Sure is Grand
  170. Valve Reluctantly Shows How To Mod the Steam Deck
  171. These First Remoticon Speakers Are Just a Taste of What’s to Come
  172. Thingiverse Data Leaked — Check Your Passwords
  173. Hacking an IKEA Lampshade Into a Stunning Dichroic Lamp
  174. Basics Of Remote Cellular Access: Watchdogs
  175. Art Project Fast And Fouriously Transforms Audio Into Eye Candy
  176. The Compute Module Comes Of Age: Say Hello To The Real Cutting Edge Of Raspberry Pi
  177. 3D Printing Toothpaste In the Name of Science
  178. A Deep Dive Into The Sound Of An Apple II
  179. Spilled OJ Does a Number on Zelda Game Boy Cartridge
  180. Solar Power Goes Back to 1910 Tech
  181. Solder Paste Stencilling That Doesn’t Suck
  182. Tiny TV Tells the Temperature Tale
  183. G10 is the 3D Print Surface You Crave
  184. Space Age Road Rage: Right Of Way Above The Karman Line
  185. DOOM Played By Tweet
  186. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Curved Typewriter
  187. Adding Wireless Charging to the Switch Lite
  188. Software Removes the Facebook from Facebook’s VR Headset (Mostly)
  189. Vintage Radio Gets Internet Upgrade
  190. IBM Cheese Cutter Restoration
  191. This Homemade Mass Spectrometer Works
  192. 3D Printed Adapter Puts Slides in their Best Light
  193. The Beauty of Dance, Seen Through the Power of Touch
  194. Showdown Time For Non-Standard Chargers In Europe
  195. Ultrasonic Array Powers This Halloween Spirit Writer
  196. A Tritium Story: How Afraid Should You Be Of Hydrogen’s Big Brother?
  197. Ford Maverick Welcomes DIY Spirit
  198. Bendable Colour ePaper Display Has Touch Input Too
  199. Sinclair Pocket TV Teardown
  200. IBM Attempts an Uncrewed Atlantic Crossing (Again)
  201. The M5Stack Color Maker Can Mix Paint to Match Your Subject
  202. DIY Anemometer For Projects Big and Small
  203. Resin Printing Hack Chat
  204. Can’t Spill Coffee On Your Keyboard If It’s Already Inside
  205. Automate the Freight: Autonomous Ships Look for Their Niche
  206. Keith Thorne, Engineer at LIGO, to Deliver Remoticon Keynote
  207. Magnetic Experiments Shows Gradients
  208. Things are looking brighter! But not the stars
  209. Tiny Winged Circuits Fall With Style
  210. Handheld Bandsaw Gets Standup Conversion With Scrap Lumber
  211. GPS? With Starlink, We Don’t Need It Any More!
  212. Arduino Becomes Superhet with a Little Help From Friends
  213. Hackaday Links: October 10, 2021
  214. With Luos Rapid Embedded Deployment Is Simplified
  215. A Bike Trailer For Any Expedition
  216. Axial Flux Motors for Electric Vehicles
  217. Autonomous Ground Effect Vehicle Demonstrator Aims To Speed Up Maritime Shipping
  218. 1981 Called, Here’s Your Software
  219. Borehole Camera Rig Makes Life Easier In Mining
  220. Dial A for Arduino
  221. Single Event Upsets: High Energy Particles From Outer Space Flipping Bits
  222. Drive High-Impedance Headphones With This Stylish USB DAC
  223. Making Coffee with Hydrogen
  224. Hackers and China
  225. When Benchies Fly
  226. Nifty Chip Adapter Does The Impossible
  227. Model F Keyboard Restoration Goes the Extra Mile
  228. Python Provides Classic Basic
  229. 3D Printed Preschooler Proof MP3 Player Takes A Beat-ing
  230. Minitel Terminal Becomes Mini Laptop
  231. Homebrew Circuit Explores the Mysteries of Analog-to-Digital Conversion
  232. Can We Repurpose Old Wind Turbine Blades?
  233. Hackaday Podcast 139: Furter Burner, Glowing Potato Peeler, Hacked Smartwatch, and The Last Atlas
  234. Hacked Set of Instruments Saves Musician’s Gigs
  235. This Week in Security: Apache Nightmare, REvil Arrests? And the Ultimate RickRoll
  236. Power Your Home With a Water Battery
  237. LED Matrix Hourglass Knows Which Way is Up
  238. Groovy TV Gets A Very Brady Makeover
  239. LEONARDO: The Hopping, Flying Bipedal Robot
  240. Building Your Own Filing Machine From A Kit
  241. C-Clamp Becomes Light-Duty Arbor Press
  242. Halloween Build: Exquisite Ray Gun has Sound Effects
  243. Linux Fu: Globs vs Regexp
  244. Meet the Winners of The Hackaday Prize Round Four: Redefine Robots
  245. World’s Cheapest and Possibly Worst IR Camera
  246. Creating Methane From Captured Carbon Dioxide And The Future Of Carbon Capture
  247. DIY Solar Ebike Goes Around the World, We Hope
  248. MicroGPS Sees What You Overlook
  249. BBC micro:bit Reads Morse Code with MakeCode
  250. Retrotechtacular: 3D-Printed Buildings, 1930s Style
  251. Using a PCB to Reflow PCBs – Take 2!
  252. Dave the Drive-able Duck Does Donuts
  253. Making the Most of Your Resin Printer Investment
  254. Decoding SMD Part Markings
  255. Vintage Computer Festival East Reboots This Weekend
  256. Furter Burner Cooks The Wieners Just So
  257. 3D Printering: Corrugated Plastic for Cheaper & Easier Enclosures
  258. Building A Multi-Ton Power Loader For Fun
  259. Atari ST Still Manages Campground Reservations After 36 Years
  260. BreadBin is an 8-bit TTL CPU on a Breadboard, in a Bread Bin
  261. Repairing Underground Power Cables
  262. Mini Camera Crane For Your Workbench
  263. Investigating a Defective USB Power Bank Module
  264. Demonstrating ThermoAcoustics With The Rijke Tube
  265. Yes, You Can Put Out A Burning Gas Well With A Nuclear Bomb
  266. Raspberry Pi Plots World Wide Earthquakes
  267. Need a New Programming Language? Try Zig
  268. How Does A Sail Drone Bring Home Hurricane Footage In Record Time?
  269. Hackable Smart Watch is Also Open Source
  270. Kinetic Synth-Kebab Sculpture Plays Punk Sequentially
  271. What’s On Your Bank Card? Hacker Tool Teaches All About NFC and RFID
  272. Removing Threadlocked Screws with a Soldering Iron
  273. Bicycles Are Bad At Towing, Even With Crawler Gears
  274. Enraged Rabbit Project is a Filament Cocktail Special
  275. Snails, Sensors, and Smart Dust: The Michigan Micro Mote
  276. Hackaday Remoticon: Tickets and T-Shirts!
  277. Using Arduinos To Drive Undocumented Displays
  278. Counting Down to the Final Atlas Rocket
  279. Flame-Spitting Dragon Head Heats Up Halloween
  280. This Audio Mixer Is A Eurorack
  281. Maakrapu is a Buggy Drawn by a Five-Legged Beast
  282. Telepresence Robot For “Doing The Rounds”
  283. Hackaday Links: October 3, 2021
  284. Laser Theremin Turns Your Hand Swooshes into Music
  285. Forget Digital Computing, You Need An Analog Computer
  286. Supercapacitor E-Bike With DIY Motor
  287. What Goes Into a High Voltage Diode?
  288. Some Pleasing Experiments in 8-Bit Video Cards
  289. Mini Laser Engraver Could Carve Out a Place on Your Desk
  290. Steppers and ESP32 Make This Retro-Modern Flip-Clock Tick
  291. A Glowing Potato Peeler Makes A Nernst Lamp
  292. 2021 Chaos Communication Congress Cancelled
  293. 3D Printed VTOL Craft Can Land And Recharge Itself, And Team Up With Other Drones
  294. Get Yer Halloween On!
  295. Wild Lego-Bot Pronks About your Patio
  296. Water is the Secret Ingredient When Laser Cutting Ceramics to Make Circuits
  297. Mouse and Keyboard Controls On The N64
  298. Drone Replaces Kite in Recreation of Famous Atmospheric Electricity Experiment
  299. Secret Keychain Safe Looks Just Like A Bolt
  300. Minimalist Timer Counts Down With LED Matrix
  301. Pixel Pump Pick & Place Positions Parts Precisely
  302. Flaw in AMD Platform Security Processor Affects Millions of Computers
  303. Hackaday Podcast 138: Breakin’ Bluetooth, Doritos Rockets, Wireless Robots, and Autonomous Trolling
  304. Why Make a Combat Robot that Walks?
  305. This Week in Security: OpenOffice Vulnerable, iOS Vulnerable, Outlook… You Get The Idea
  306. Giant Working NERF Gun Runs on Tiny Arduino
  307. Awesome Python Video Tutorials Keep You Motivated
  308. The Ultimate BRRRT Simulator: Fully Featured A-10 Warthog Cockpit
  309. Fourier Transforms (and More) Using Light

September 2021

  1. Super 8 Camera Brought Back To Life
  2. Expanding on the Creation of Collapsible Containers
  3. MicroSynth Mixes All-Analog Fun with a Little Business
  4. NASA Sets Eyes on Deep Space With Admin Shuffle
  5. Make this Halloween a Spider-Stomping Good Time
  6. The Coming Copper Shortage: Aluminium or Carbon Nanotubes to the Rescue?
  7. What’s In A Raspberry Pi Processor Update?
  8. Automate your Graffiti with the Graffomat!
  9. Convention Plays Pokemon on Giant Color Game Boy Costume
  10. Shortwave Radio Picks up Sideband
  11. Robust I2C and SPI In Space Thanks To Bus Isolation
  12. Raspberry Pi Pico Makes For Expeditious Input Device
  13. IC Shortage Keeps Linux Out Of Phone Charger, For Now
  14. 101 Uses for an Everready — Flashlight History
  15. Plotting to Restore a r0tring CS-50
  16. Teardown: Sling Adapter
  17. BFree Brings Intermittent Computing To Python
  18. Is Your Movie too Loud? Can’t Hear the Dialogue? This Circuit can Help.
  19. Sew-able Carbon Nanotube Thread Could Spin a Lot of Awesome
  20. Excel Ray Tracing with Help from C
  21. A Coolant Leak The Likely Culprit For Aussie Tesla Battery Bank Fire
  22. Printed Adapter Puts Vintage Lens Back to Work
  23. Microwave Ovens: Need More Power? Use Lasers Instead!
  24. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One Where Shift Happens
  25. Is Lab-Grown Coffee Worth a Hill of Beans?
  26. Gopher, the Competing Standard to WWW in the ’90s is Still Worth Checking Out
  27. Erasable Pen Ink Adds Colors To 3D Prints
  28. NASA is Looking for a Next-Gen Astronaut Van
  29. Put a Landscape Scanner On Your Bike And Ride
  30. Homebrew Wattmeter Pays Homage to Sturdy Original
  31. TICO Robot Plays Tic-Tac-Toe by Drawing on a Tiny Whiteboard
  32. Project HERMITS Robots Mimic Crabs With Mechanical Shells
  33. It’s Wildcard Time, Your Last Chance to Enter the Hackaday Prize!
  34. E3D On Patents And Not Being Evil About Them
  35. Hurricane Hunting from Outer Space
  36. Robot Dogs Hack Chat
  37. DuoLux Is A Stylish Lamp And You Should Definitely Print Your Own
  38. Commonwealth Fusion’s 20 Tesla Magnet: A Bright SPARC Towards Fusion’s Future
  39. How Good Are The Head(amame) 3D Printed Headphones?
  40. 3D Printed Research Robotics Platform Runs Remotely
  41. Columbia Decides 3D Printed Food Tastes Like Chicken
  42. Automated Window Blinds Using MQTT and Home Assistant
  43. Hackaday Links: September 26, 2021
  44. Arduino Orchestra Plays The Planets Suite
  45. How To Get Into Computer Game Development In 1982
  46. FPGA Retrocomputer: Return To Moncky
  47. Elderly Remote Keeps Things Simple
  48. Reinforced Concrete: Versatile At Any Size?
  49. COVID Green Pass Validator with Raspberry Pi
  50. The Simplest FT8 Transceiver You’ll Ever Build
  51. Making Linux Offline Voice Recognition Easier
  52. Design and Build Your Own Circular Slide Rule
  53. A Promising Start for the Doritos Space Program
  54. Embrace the New, But Don’t Forget the Old
  55. Tiny BEAM Robot Smiles Big at the Sun
  56. A Toy Jeep For After The Apocalypse
  57. Classic Chip Line-Up Powers This Fun Dub Siren Synth
  58. Adversarial Makeup: Your Contouring Skills Could Defeat Facial Recognition
  59. Modern Tube Tester Uses Arduino
  60. Making a Metal Hand Doorknob
  61. Final Weekend of Robots in the Hackaday Prize
  62. Open Source Autopilot For Cheap Trolling Motors
  63. NYT Crossword Decision Puzzles Many
  64. Hackaday Podcast 137: Maximum Power Point, Electric Car Hacking, Commodore Drive Confidential, and Tesla Handles
  65. Captivating Clock Puts Endangered Displays On Display
  66. This Week in Security: Somebody’s Watching, Microsoft + Linux, DDoS
  67. This (Obsolete Technology) Museum is (Not) Obsolete
  68. Handheld Bot Takes the Tedium Out of Guitar Tuning
  69. The Most Important Device In The Universe Is Powered By A 555 Timer
  70. Making Tea Pots With Antique Machinery
  71. Upcycling a VFD
  72. Exploring an Aftermarket LED Headlight Retrofit Kit
  73. Rescuing a Wacom Digitizer From A Broken Lenovo Yoga Book
  74. The Astronomical Promises of the Fisher Space Pen
  75. Meet the Marvelous Macro Music Maker
  76. RORO Vessels: Driving Cars Across the Ocean
  77. Bluetooth Vulnerability: Arbitrary Code Execution On The ESP32, Among Others
  78. Download From NFC Datalogger, No App Required
  79. Even Faster Fourier Transforms On the Raspbery Pi Zero
  80. 3D Printed Sensor Detects Glyphosate
  81. 3D Printed Rocket’s Features are Out of this World
  82. Firmware Find Hints At Subscription Plan for reMarkable Tablet
  83. An Entirely Frivolous Way To Measure Data
  84. Ask Hackaday: What Can Only a Computer Do?
  85. Home Automation Terminal With Cyberpunk Style
  86. Astro Pi Mk II, the New Raspberry Pi Hardware Headed to the Space Station
  87. Building a Custom Linux Single Board Computer Just To Play Spotify
  88. Is there a Simpler Aircraft Than This Electric Paramotor?
  89. Retro TV Shows off Family Memories with Raspberry Pi
  90. Spooky Coffin Bell Spooks Passers By on Halloween
  91. Cooking Up a Batch of Homebrew Welding Gas
  92. Mini Wireless Thermal Printers Get Arduino Library (and MacOS App)
  93. Bringing the Quake Flicker to Life with a Hacked Light
  94. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Grabbity Gloves
  95. Toilet-Training Cows is No Bull
  96. Mechanisms Behind Vaccine Side-Effects: the Science that Causes That Sore Arm
  97. Interactive Clips for Game Boy: Sit Back and Watch or Take Control
  98. Up Close and Personal With an Unusual 3D Printer Kit
  99. Fight Disease With A Raspberry Pi
  100. Broadband Across the Congo
  101. Raspberry Pi With Some Serious Graphical Muscle
  102. Mastering Stop Motion through Machine Learning
  103. Open Source Hot Rod Mod Gives More Power To EV Owners
  104. Hacking When It Counts: Surgery Fit to Save a Future King
  105. Drunk Wall Clock Uses Convoluted Circuits to Display Time
  106. Green Roofs Could Help Improve Solar Panel Efficiency
  107. Banksy-Like Stock Tracker Shreds Your Money When the Market’s Down
  108. Self Balancing Robot Needs a Little Work
  109. The Ultimate Commodore 1541 Drive Talk: A Deep Dive Into Disks, Controllers, And Much More
  110. Tracking Maximum Power Point for Solar Efficiency
  111. Hackaday Links: September 19, 2021
  112. PCB Metro Maps Are a Gorgeous Labor Of Love
  113. Recharged Dehumidifier Put Back Into Service
  114. Lego Submarine Gets Balloon Ballast System
  115. Optical Theremin Makes Eerie Audio with Few Parts
  116. Electric “Radial” RC Aircraft Motor
  117. We’d Like, Totally Carry This Retro Boombox Cyberdeck on Our Shoulder
  118. Dynamicland Makes The Whole Building The Computer
  119. Line Following Robot uses PID for Speed
  120. Cast-in-Concrete Clock Upgraded After Thirteen Years
  121. Solar Powered Autonomous Tugboat For Rescuing Autonomous Vessels
  122. Finding the Right Hack is Half the Battle
  123. Silky Smooth Resin Printer Timelapses Thanks to Machine Vision
  124. Unique Clock Doubles as a Development Board
  125. Automatic Microfiche Scanner Digitizes Docs
  126. 3D-Printing Complex Sensors and Controls with Metamaterials
  127. Banish Early Morning Zombification With The zom-b-gone!
  128. Putting an Afterburner on an Electric Ducted Fan
  129. DIY Laser Speckle Imaging Uncovers Hidden Details
  130. Retrotechtacular: The Dangers of Confined Spaces
  131. Hackaday Podcast 136: Smacking Asteroids, Decoding Voyager, Milling Cheap, and PS5 Triggered
  132. RoboTray is a Secret Tea Butler
  133. This Week in Security: Office 0-day, ForcedEntry, ProtonMail, and OMIGOD
  134. Add-On Lets FDM 3D Printer Wash And Cure Resin Parts
  135. Triple Monitor Luggable PC Is An All In One Powerhouse
  136. A CRT Monitor Restoration
  137. Tesla Door Handle Improvements
  138. Taking A Deep Dive into SPI
  139. Farewell Sir Clive Sinclair; Inspired a Generation of Engineers
  140. Hacking a Robot Vacuum to Write a Replacement App
  141. Powering Up With USB: Untangling The USB Power Delivery Standards
  142. Continuous Resin Printer Shows The Speed
  143. Ask Hackaday: What’s the Best Way To Heat a Tent with a Laptop?
  144. So, Why Are Hyperlinks Blue, Anyway?
  145. An RF Remote Is No Match For A Logic Analyser!
  146. Ferranti’s Ghost Tours The Chip Factory That Made The ULA
  147. A 3-6-9 Antenna Pulls in the Signals
  148. Laptop Gets Fixed by Simply Removing Problem Component
  149. Take a Look at This Optical Keyboard
  150. 3D Printed Scooter Zips Around
  151. The Many Ways To Solve Your Enclosure Problems
  152. Smart Home Hack Breaks Down Walls Figuratively And Literally
  153. Monoclonal Antibodies: The Guided Missiles of Medicine
  154. Bringing a Ruined Game Boy Cart Back To Life with Tons of Soldering
  155. German Experiment Shows Horses Beating Local Internet Connections
  156. Useless Machine Is A Clock
  157. Hacking the Wooly Mammoth
  158. Harp Uses Frikin’ Lasers
  159. Gorgeous Battery Welder Hits The Spot
  160. Lithium Mine To Battery Line: Tesla Battery Day And The Future Of EVs
  161. The World’s First Autonomous Electric Cargo Ship Is Due to Set Sail
  162. 3D Objects without Scanning
  163. A Rant on Personal Software Projects
  164. What’s Cooler Than A 7-Segment Display? A 7200-Segment Display!
  165. Salvaging Working LEDs from “Dead” Light Bulbs
  166. The Labor of Love That Is Recovering Lost Software
  167. Ray Casting 101 Makes Things Simple
  168. Vektor Kollektor Inspector
  169. clOCkTAL: For When Reading A Clock Is Just Too Easy
  170. GLaDOS Voice Assistant Passive-Aggressively Automates Home
  171. Even Bees Are Abuzz About Caffeine
  172. Cisco Router Repair Revives Piece of Internet History
  173. Pinning Tails on Satellites to Help Prevent Space Junk
  174. Firmware Modding Your Vintage Nokia Handset
  175. How the PS5’s Genuinely Clever Adaptive Triggers Work
  176. Documentation is Hard, Let the SkunkWorks Project Show You How to Do It Well
  177. Overengineering A Smart Doorbell
  178. Hackaday Links: September 12, 2021
  179. Successfully Crowdfunded Hardware: Everything Behind The Scenes
  180. Massive Cleaning Effort Saves Acid-Drenched Atari
  181. Making a Car Key From a Ratcheting Wrench
  182. Using Homebrew Coils to Measure Mains Current, and Taking the Circuit Breaker Challenge
  183. Hey, MiSTer Emulator, Gimme Almost Any Classic Platform!
  184. 3D Printed Hat Blasts The Rain Away
  185. You Can 3D Print Your Own RC Motorbikes
  186. EM-Glitching For Nintendo DSi Boot ROMs
  187. THICC GBA SP Mod Gets Easy Install Ahead of Release
  188. Don’t Sleep On The Lawn, There’s an AI-Powered, Flamethrower-Wielding Robot About
  189. Pick Up the Ball and Run With It
  190. Flip-Top Foundry Helps Manage the Danger of Metal Casting
  191. Save That Old VGA Monitor From The Trash
  192. Retro Stereo SID Synth Looks and Sounds Sensational
  193. GNU Radio Decodes Voyager Data
  194. Old School Fastener Tutorial Is Riveting
  195. IC Clock Uses Ammeters for a Unique Time-Telling Display
  196. Minimal Mill: The Minamil
  197. NASA Are Squaring Up Against the Asteroid Threat
  198. Hackaday Podcast 135: Three Rocket Hacks, All the Game Boy Gates, and Depth Sounding from a Rowboat
  199. Creating Video From a ROM
  200. This Week in Security: Ghoscript in Imagemagick, Solarwinds, and DHCP Shenanigans
  201. Acousto-Optic Filter Uses Sound to Bend Light
  202. Putting Thousands Of Minecraft Players on the Same Server
  203. VinyGo Stereo Vinyl Recorder Will Put You in the Groove
  204. Aerodynamic Buoyant Blimp Budges Into Low Cost Cargo Commerce
  205. Musical Cyberdeck is Part Synth, Part MIDI Controller, and All Cool
  206. Drill Press Runs Faster On a Treadmill Motor
  207. RPi Python Library Has Retro Chiptunes and Speech Covered
  208. Historical Hackers: The Hacker of Cragside, Circa 1870
  209. 2021 Hackaday Remoticon: Call for Proposals
  210. Building An X-Ray Machine
  211. Teardown: Impassa SCW9057G-433 Alarm System
  212. AI Powered Coffee Maker Knows A Bit Too Much About You
  213. Highly Configurable Open Source Microscope Cooked Up In FreeCAD
  214. Spooky USB Baby Types Out Messages From Beyond
  215. Brain Interface Uses Tiny Needles
  216. Custom Joystick Build Guide Should Point You in the Right Direction
  217. Arduino Powered Heat Pump Controller Helps Warm Your Toes
  218. Clickspring Imagines the Workshop That Built the Antikythera Mechanism
  219. Books You Should Read: Bil Herd’s Back Into The Storm
  220. Love Letter to Commodore 64 Ads Takes Us Down Memory Lane
  221. The Dark Side Of Package Repositories: Ownership Drama And Malware
  222. Game Like It’s 2021 On A McDonald’s Touchscreen Table
  223. Controlling External Monitors On M1 Macs With Undocumented APIs
  224. An Inexpensive FM Receiver for the Raspberry Pi
  225. Don’t Bristle; Teethbrush Won’t Hurt You
  226. IKEA Wardrobe Holds Entire Hardware Workspace
  227. GateBoy is a Game Boy Emulated at Gate Level
  228. Rugged Solar Generator Packs a Punch
  229. New Engines Could Propel The B-52 Beyond Its 100th Birthday
  230. Industrial Design Hack Chat
  231. One Man’s Quest to Build a Baby Book With Brains
  232. Review: Hands on with the Swarm Satellite Network Eval Kit
  233. Getting a Fly’s-Eye View with Microfabricated Lens Arrays
  234. Pandemic Gives Passersby a Window on Cyborg Control
  235. Smart Laser Cutter Ad-on Detects Material Optically
  236. This Electronics Overview Guides New Hackers in the Right Direction
  237. Homebrew Sounder Maps the Depths in Depth
  238. M4 Breadstick is a Tasty Prototyping Alternative
  239. Tiny ESP32 Strider Walks The Walk
  240. Small Scale Mad Max: Danny Huynh’s Dystopian Animatronics
  241. Lightning Detector Keeps a Tally
  242. How to Get Good With Wood
  243. Injection Molding Silicone Parts for Under $50
  244. Stranger Things Message Board Passes the Time by Spelling it Out
  245. Hackaday Links: September 5, 2021
  246. Building a Levitating Turbine Desk Toy
  247. Three-Stage Thrust Vectoring Model Rocket With Tiny Flight Computers
  248. Build Yourself A Nifty Cable Smartphone Mount
  249. Building an Aluminum RC Truck from Scratch
  250. Interactive LED Shoes That Anyone Can Build!
  251. ‘Quiet on the Set’ Goes for Objects, Too
  252. Giving A Console Controller Mouse-Like Precision Aim
  253. Fan Lets RC Car Drive on the Ceiling
  254. 3D Printed Synth Kit Shares Product Design Insights
  255. Animatronic Puppetry Controller Skips Joystick Or Keyboard
  256. Getting Back into Hackerspaces
  257. Motorcycle Simulation Rig Is Off To The Races
  258. Making OLED Displays in the Home Lab
  259. Retro Shield Replaces Springs With Jumpers, Includes Blinkenlights!
  260. Smooth Servo Motion For Lifelike Animatronics
  261. An Earthquake Display To Keep You Abreast of Rumblings Worldwide
  262. Arduino Measures 20V Signals Using Quantizer
  263. Wearable Scope Lets Your Fingers Do The Probing
  264. Troubleshooting: A Method For Solving Problems The Right Way
  265. Hackaday Podcast 134: Hackers Camping, Metal Detecting, 360° Hearing, and Pocket Computing
  266. The BornHack Badge Gets A Bubble
  267. This Week in Security: Ransomware Decryption, OpenSSL, and USBGadget Spoofing
  268. Bartop Arcade Machine That Isn’t Afraid Of Change
  269. Coaxcopter to Carry Man
  270. Pi Pico Emulates ROM for Speedy Retro Hacking
  271. Making Web Pages with Word?
  272. A Giant Engine Needs A Giant Engine Stand
  273. Extending Bicycle Will Let You Stand Out Above The Crowd
  274. A Microcontroller Friendly AR Headset On The Cheap
  275. Japanese Rocket Engine Explodes: Continuously and On Purpose
  276. Perusing the People’s Computing Company
  277. Pining for a De-Googled Smartphone
  278. Google Maps, Now On The NES
  279. Neat Little Airboat Built From Old Drone Parts
  280. Upgrade Board Adds GPIO Pins To Your Replica PDP-11
  281. Detect Lightning Strikes with an Arduino
  282. Measuring LED Flicker, With Phototransistor and Audio App
  283. ARM’s Chinese Venture Goes Sour
  284. See the Unseen With this Magnetic Field Visualizer
  285. So How Does a Rocket Fly Sideways, Anyway?
  286. Big ‘F’ Key to Pay Big Respects
  287. The Postmortem Password Problem
  288. New Part Day: DLP300s The Next Big Thing For Low Cost Resin Printing?
  289. Test for 3D Printer Runaway
  290. Building A Hundred-Year-Old Radio Transmitter
  291. One Wood Ring To Rule Them All

August 2021

  1. 3D Printing Your Own Sturdy Lens Caps
  2. Simple Tactile Drawing Pad is Quite Impressive
  3. Calculate Like It’s 1989 With This HP15C Emulator
  4. Reporting From BornHack 2021: Hacker Camps Making It Through The Pandemic
  5. Ten Winners of the Hackaday Prize Supportive Tech Challenge
  6. Better 3D Scans Through a Slowed Down Turntable
  7. Linux Fu: User Space File Systems — Now for Windows, Too!
  8. Motorola 68000 SBC Runs Again with a Raspberry Pi on top
  9. Small Footprint Scara Laser Engraver has Massive Build Area
  10. CRISS CP/M Provides Modern Hardware for a Classic OS
  11. Printing Ceramics Made Easier
  12. Chordie Chording Keyboard Speaks No Qwerty
  13. Impromptu Metal Detector Built From the Junk Bin
  14. Capacitive Mouse Built for a Friend Makes for a Touching Tale
  15. Fusion Ignition: What Does The NIF’s 1.3 MJ Yield Mean For Fusion Research?
  16. Regen Receiver with Few Parts
  17. 3D Printering: Is Hassle-Free Bed Leveling Finally Here?
  18. Hacker Claims Honda and Acura Vehicles Vulnerable to Simple Replay Attack
  19. Raspberry Pi and ESP32-S2 Team Up For mutantC_V4
  20. Dyson Award Goes To Emergency Medical Device for Treating Stab Wounds
  21. Nokia LCD Goes Transparent for Hands-Free Reminders
  22. Hackaday Links: August 29, 2021
  23. Bake It To ReMake It: Cooking Old Magnetic Tape to Recover Data
  24. Clever Mechanism Easily Automates Pulling the Blinds
  25. DIY Machine Enables PEMF Therapy on a Budget
  26. The Curious Case Of The Radio Amateur And The Insulin Pump
  27. 1949 Gyroscope Spins Up Again
  28. IRC Server for MS-DOS
  29. Turning Heat into Electricity
  30. Clearing the Air about Proprietary Consumables with a Xiaomi Filter DRM Resetter
  31. Binary Clock Lets the Nixies Glow
  32. Never Lose a Piece With 3D Printed Sliding Puzzles
  33. Who Owns the Machine Anyway?
  34. Grappling Hook Robot Swings Like Spiderman
  35. eBike Conversion on a Budget Uses Skateboard Motor
  36. Simple Fan Controller Helps Apple II to Beat the Heat
  37. Cable Modem Turned Spectrum Analyzer
  38. AI Generating Paintings Off To A Flying Art
  39. Custom Soldering Fume Fan Doesn’t Skimp on Features
  40. Customized Work-From-Home Lighting
  41. Ask Hackaday: What is Amazon Thinking by Entering the Palm-Reading Business?
  42. Hackaday Podcast 133: Caustic Lenses, Not Ice-Cream Automation, Archery Mech Suit, and the Cheapest Robot Arm
  43. Resin 3D Prints Get a New Look with Paint Injection
  44. This Week in Security: Through The Mouse Hole, Zoom RCE, and Defeating Defender
  45. Consoles, Consoles On The Wall, Can Alexa Help Me Play Them All?
  46. Ambi-Alice Goes Down the Rabbit Hole of Ambisonic Microphones
  47. Digging into an ATtiny Simulator Bug with GDB
  48. Making High Quality Copies Of Existing Parts Using A Silicone Mold
  49. A Simpsons TV For a Golden Age
  50. Ferrofluid Display Gets New, Better Driver Circuitry
  51. Universal Bio-Electrical Signal Amplifier Makes Reading Body Signals Easy
  52. FM Radio, The Choice Of An Old Generation
  53. Custom Keyboard from a Cash Register
  54. Hands-On: MNT Reforms the Laptop
  55. Proto-PDA Regains Its Memory with the Help of a Raspberry Pi Pico
  56. Razer Mouse Grants Windows Admin Privileges
  57. Can Metal Plated 3D Prints Survive 400,000 Volts?
  58. Welcome to Our New Robot… Nurses
  59. DIY Wigglegram Camera Lens Sends a Message to Big Photo
  60. Pokemon Time Machine Lets You Really Catch ‘Em All
  61. This Modular Differential Probe Shows Great Attention To Detail
  62. Tech in Plain Sight: Check Digits and Human Error
  63. Pedal Operated Cable Cam For Hands Free Video
  64. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Index Typewriters
  65. Deceptively Simple Process Turns Bottles into Filament
  66. Eavesdropping by LED
  67. Compact Sensor Keeps You Safe by Watching CO2 Levels
  68. SQLite on the Web: absurd-sql
  69. Celebrate mRNA Vaccine With This Badge That Blinks the Nucleotide Code
  70. Fail of the Week: Learning How Not to Silver Solder
  71. Sparkpad Sparks Joy for Streamers
  72. Know Audio: Amplifier Nuts And Bolts
  73. Game Boy Advance SP Case Mod Adds Battery Capacity and Modern Interfaces
  74. As ISS Enters Its Final Years, Politics Take Center Stage
  75. How Do You Make a Raspberry Pi on a Stick?
  76. Wood and Glue Scale Kayak is Super
  77. Wooden Monowheel Build Is Simplicity Itself
  78. Nothing Should Cloud the Build of This Wieldy Weather Widget
  79. Automatic Nut Sorter for a Tidy Workspace
  80. School Surplus Laptop BIOS Hacked to Remove Hardware Restrictions
  81. Redefine Robots is the Newest Hackaday Prize Challenge
  82. Drone Hits Plane — And This Time It’s A Real (Police) One!
  83. Freezing Out Ice Cream Machine Competition
  84. ESP32 Video Input Using I2S
  85. Open-Source Insulin: Biohackers Aiming for Distributed Production
  86. Math, Optics, and CNC Combine to Hide Secret Images in Acrylic
  87. PS2 Gets the Ginger Portable Treatment
  88. RGB LED Matrix Helps Etch-a-Sketch Scratch Out a 21st Century Existence
  89. Artful Nixie Bot Sculpture Sees, Thinks, and Talks
  90. Hackaday Links: August 22, 2021
  91. 3D Printing Liquid Crystal
  92. DIY LED Cube for the Masses
  93. 80’s Omnibot Goes RC And Gets a Modern Refresh
  94. ESP32 is the Brains Behind this Art Installation
  95. Electromagnetic Interference For Fun And Profit
  96. Two-Part Primer in a Can is a DIY Dream Come True
  97. Keep Cool with this Face-Following Fan
  98. Magnets Could Give Prosthetic Control a Leg Up
  99. Modern Tape Echo Made Easy
  100. Interactive Musical Art Installation Mixes Vintage, Modern, Lasers, and…Bubbles? Bubbles.
  101. Keep Scraps Around
  102. Pint-sized sumo robot is adorable, accessible and totally awesome
  103. Occam’s Razor: Gardening Edition
  104. Traditional Analogue And An FPGA Make This Junkbox HF Receiver A Bit Special
  105. Re-Engineering an RC Helicopter via Tinkercad
  106. Spaghetti Detective Users Boiled by Security Gaffe
  107. RealSense No Longer Makes Sense For Intel
  108. Last Chance to Reimagine Supportive Tech for the Hackaday Prize is This Weekend!
  109. Get Your Flex On With The FlowIO Platform
  110. Bitcoin In For Bumpy Ride As China Crackdown Shakes Things Up
  111. Hackaday Podcast 132: Laser Disco Ball, Moore’s Law in Your Garage, Cheap Cyborg Glasses, and a Mouse That Detects Elephants
  112. Dedicated Box Makes YouTube More TV-Like
  113. This Week in Security: Breaking Apple ID, Political Hacktivism, and Airtag Tracking
  114. Inkplate Comes Full Circle, Becomes True Open Reader
  115. Arduino Caller ID Display is Better Late than Never
  116. The Stretch Limo Of Game Boys
  117. Beginning the Machine Shop Journey with a DIY CNC
  118. Minimalist Robot Arm Really Stacks Up
  119. A 3D-Printed Block And Tackle For Those Annoying Lifts
  120. Building An Archery Mech Suit To Skip Practice
  121. Neuromorphic Computing: What Is It and Where Are We At?
  122. Why You Can’t Make a Wearable Display With a Transparent OLED
  123. Where’s that Radio? A Brief History of Direction Finding
  124. Manitoban Makes Open Software Demo of Proprietary Vaccine Verification Systems
  125. Custom Compression Squeezes Classic Computer Choruses Into A Tiny Controller
  126. Commander X16: A Dreamy 8 bit Computer Comes Closer To Reality
  127. Phased Array Levitation Is Science in Action
  128. DIY Source Measurement Unit Shows All The Details
  129. Build an Amphibious Robot Using Pool Noodles for Wheels
  130. Raspberry Pi Powered Standing Desk Rises To New Heights
  131. Golden Rice’s Appearance On Philippine Store Shelves And The Rise Of Biofortification
  132. Design Improvements Make DIY Oxygen Concentrator Even Better
  133. Airdropping Live Fish Is A Thing And It Looks Magnificent
  134. Boat Brings Bathers Beverages
  135. Running Six VGA Projectors From a Single ESP32
  136. Boston Dynamics Atlas Dynamic Duo Tackles Obstacle Course
  137. Spiffy Summer Project Sources Solar Sounds From Scraps
  138. Casting Silicone Parts With 3D-Printed Inserts For Stiffness
  139. Custom Isolated Variac is Truly One of a Kind
  140. Why Buy A New Scope When You Can ‘Just’ Build One?
  141. Teardown: 3D Printed Space Shuttle Lamp
  142. Packing Heat with a Homemade Portable Soldering Iron
  143. Of Lasers and Lightning: Thwarting Thor with Technology
  144. WWII Hydrogen Peroxide Rocket 3D Print
  145. Take Note: An e-Paper Tablet From Pine64
  146. Retrotechtacular: Amiga Pips the PC for Mission-Critical Computing at NASA
  147. Tesla Automatic Driving Under Scrutiny by US Regulators
  148. DIY Handheld Game Puts its Brains on a Removable Cart
  149. New Part Day: Raspberry Pi HAT for IEEE1588 Precision Time Protocol
  150. Voice-Controlled Smart Home From the Foundation Up
  151. Valve Sells Software, So What’s With All The Hardware?
  152. Game Development Hack Chat
  153. Solving Ultra High Vacuum Leaks Has An Elementary Solution
  154. Linux Fu: Walk, Chew Gum
  155. Tree of Life Branches Out with a Twist
  156. The Faux-Vintage Becomes Vintage
  157. Light Painting With An 19th Century Inspired Plotter
  158. Robot Pet is A Chip Off The Old Logic Block
  159. Hackaday Links: August 15, 2021
  160. Solar Display Case is a Portable Triple Monitor Setup
  161. A Cold Gas Thruster On an RC Car
  162. Solar Fueled Emergency Power Pack
  163. 3D Printed Fabric Stiffens on Demand
  164. Touchscreen Makes For A Neat Wavetable Synth
  165. Yo Dawg, We Heard You Like Retrocomputers
  166. Making Ferroelectric Solar Cells Better
  167. 3D Printed Smart Glasses Put Linux in Your Face
  168. The Zeloof Z2 Intergrated Circuit Has 100 Transistors
  169. Surplus Syringes Make Satisfactory Tuner for Amateur Radio Experimentation
  170. Goals and Goalposts
  171. Reverse Engineering a Topfield VFD Front Panel
  172. Pomodachi: A Productivity Pet You Feed By Working
  173. USB Mouse Hack for Pachyderm Protection
  174. Google’s Periodic Table
  175. Filtering Coffee Through 3D Printed Glass
  176. Hacked IKEA Air Quality Sensor Gets Custom PCB
  177. Rotary Time Tracker Puts a New Spin on Productivity
  178. Retrotechtacular: LA’s Hilarious Subway Safety Film From 1992
  179. Hackaday Podcast 131: Have a Heart, Transputer Pi, Just the Wing, and a Flipped Cable Fries Radio
  180. Audio Cassette Tape Data Retrospective
  181. This Week in Security: John Deere, ProxyLogin Detailed, And Pneumatic Tubes
  182. DOOM On a Desk Phone is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
  183. No Hole in One: Perseverance Strikes Out on First Mars Core Attempt
  184. Virtual Racers Battle it Out on Portable WS2812 Track
  185. Arduino Finds Treasure
  186. How to Make Resin Prints Crystal Clear
  187. Incredibly Slow Films, Now Playing in Dazzling Color
  188. A Digital White Cane for the Visually Impaired
  189. Tesla’s Megapack Battery Burned for Days in Grid Storage Fire
  190. Who Needs Pin Headers?
  191. Review: Mini AMG8833 Thermal Camera
  192. Minimum Viable Quad Build Shows What Starting from Nothing Can Accomplish
  193. 3D Prints of Steel — Um — PLA, Rather
  194. Thrashed, Damaged NES Controller Gets Brought Back To Life
  195. Materials for Self Learners
  196. Wireless Earbuds Charge Themselves
  197. 3D Printing Steel Parts At Home Via Special Filaments
  198. A Stress Monitor Designed Specifically to Help You Work From Home
  199. Figuring Out Earth’s Past Climate Through Paleoclimatology And Its Lessons For Today
  200. Xbox Flexure Joystick Puts You In the Pilot’s Seat
  201. Should You Be Able to Repair It? We Think So.
  202. Practical Print Makes iPad a Magnificent Eye Piece
  203. A Whole Lot of Stepper Motors Make the Most Graceful 7-Segment Displays
  204. Homebrew ROM Reader Saves Data from a Vintage Minicomputer
  205. FreeBSD Experiment Rethinks the OS Install
  206. ESP8266 Network Meters Show off Unique Software
  207. Making a Left-Handed NES Controller
  208. Building An Army Of Faux Cameras in the name of Art
  209. Charles Lindbergh the Famous… Inventor?
  210. New Contest: Halloween Hackfest
  211. Workshop Organization with Panels
  212. China MagLev Train Aspirations Boosted by New 600 km/h Design
  213. Tamagotchis Everywhere
  214. Hiding Links in Plain Sight with Bookmark Knocking
  215. Taking a Walk Down [Computer] Memory Lane
  216. Animation in Education, 1950’s Style
  217. Relay Logic Nixie Tube Clock Checks All The Boxes
  218. Improving OLED VU Meters with a Little Physics
  219. Using a Laser to Blast Away a Bayer Array
  220. A New Flying Car Illustrates The Same Old Problems
  221. Vintage Displays Hack Chat with Fran Blanche
  222. So You Can Solder Small SMD Devices. The Question is, Just How Small?
  223. Permanent Artificial Hearts: Long-Sought Replacements May Not Be Far Away
  224. This Old Mouse: Building a USB Adapter for a Vintage Depraz Mouse
  225. Custom Camera Flash Is Built for Stealth
  226. From Tube And Wing To Just Wing: The Future Of Airliners
  227. Accurate Digital Clock Keeps Ticking with FPGA
  228. Hackaday Links: August 8, 2021
  229. ReactOS Is Going Places, With More Stable AMD64, SMP, And Multi-Monitor Support
  230. Wristwatch PCB Swaps Must Be In the Air
  231. A SNES Music Player You Can Control With A Browser
  232. Building a Solar Powered Game Boy Pocket
  233. Giant CNC Machine Measures A Full Cubic Meter
  234. The Magnetosphere Has a Ton Of Energy. Can A Guitar Amp Company Tap Into It?
  235. Nintendo Zapper Reborn as Home Automation Remote
  236. RAMPS Rebuild Keeps Robox 3D Printer Out of Junk Bin
  237. Helicopter Seed Robot Can Also Drop Like A Rock
  238. MULTICS Gets A New Release… 52 Years After Launch
  239. Hearing the Unhearable
  240. Capstan Drive is Pulling the Strings on this Dynamic Quadruped
  241. Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Radioactive Lenses
  242. Game Boy Color Makes Itself at Home in a DMG-01
  243. Retro Computers From Paper
  244. Pen Plotter is About as Simple as It Can Get
  245. Cool Binary Clock Uses Old-School LEDs and a Fancy Graphic PCB
  246. A Trio Of Photodiodes Make A Radiation Detector
  247. Hands-On: Whiskey Pirates DC29 Hardware Badge Blings with RISC-V
  248. Hackaday Podcast 130: Upside Down 3D-Printer, Biplane Quadcopter, Gutting a Calculator Watch, and GitHub CoPilot
  249. Cyclocopter Flies With Eight Spinning Horizontal Wings
  250. This Week in Security: Insecure Chargers, Request Forgeries, and Kernel Security
  251. Overhauling a Battle Bot
  252. sBITX: Hackable HF SDR For The Raspberry Pi
  253. Vintage Test Equipment Addiction Justified
  254. Raspberry Pi Pico Used as a Transputer
  255. Kinesis + Teensy = QMK Advantage Over your Keyboard
  256. Custom Caliper Tracks for When You’re Going the Distance
  257. Magnus-Effect RC Aircraft Is A Lot Harder Than It Looks
  258. Hands On: DEF CON 29 Badge Embraces the New Normal
  259. Vintage Computer Festival West is This Weekend
  260. Linux Fu: The Windows X11 Connection
  261. This is a 3D Ink Jet Printer
  262. Knowing the Bits and Bytes that Make Images Live in Memory
  263. Light Bulb Plant Propagation Station is a Bright Idea
  264. Phase Coherent Beamforming SDR
  265. Upgrade A 3D Printed CNC Milling Machine By Using It
  266. Working LEGO Space Computers are a Chip off the Old Block
  267. Cablecam Is An Exercise In System Integration
  268. New Part Day: An ESP With ZigBee
  269. Better Mousetraps (or Screw Drives) Don’t Always Win
  270. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  271. Semiconductor Shortage? Never Mind That, There’s A Vacuum Shortage!
  272. Inputs of Interest: SafeType™ Vertical Keyboard with Mirrors Puts Pain in the Rear-View
  273. Raspberry Pi Crammed Into Old Film Camera
  274. Mega Man Hack Drops Charge Shot, Adds Classic Style
  275. Rocket League Inspired Homebrew Reverses onto Nintendo GameCube
  276. Fail of the Week: Flipped Cable Leads to Fried Radio
  277. Wooden Keyboard with Scrabble Tiles Goes the Extra Mile
  278. 3D Printer Automated Bed Swapping System Loads From A Magazine
  279. 3D Printing May Disprove Lord Kelvin
  280. Gladys West Modelled the Earth So That We Can Have GPS
  281. Reminder: Bring-A-Hack is This Thursday August 5th
  282. Tool Generates Interactive PCB Diagrams from KiCAD
  283. Murata To Deliver Solid State Batteries to Market In the Fall
  284. Strangest Upside-Down 3D Printer Fits In A Filament Box
  285. Custom RISC-V Processor Built in VHDL
  286. EXPS/2 Keyboard Adapter Translates PS/2 and USB to MSX
  287. Levitation by Sound
  288. Dedicated LED Animation Framework For ESP32
  289. Single-Wheel Motorcycle Trailer
  290. Mag-Lev Switches Are the Future of Clacking
  291. AND!XOR’s DEF CON 29 Electronic Badge is an Assembly Puzzle
  292. VTOL Tailsitter Flies With Quadcopter Control Software
  293. GitHub Copilot And The Unfulfilled Promises Of An Artificial Intelligence Future
  294. Home Depot Is Selling Power Tools That Require Activation In-Store
  295. Apollo DSKY Display Glows Again
  296. Living the Dream: New PCB for a Dirt-Cheap Calculator Watch
  297. Custom Instrument Cluster for Aging Car
  298. Hackaday Links: August 1, 2021
  299. Retrotechtacular: Understanding Protein Synthesis Through Interpretive Dance
  300. Ostrich Robot Machine-Learns Itself To 5K
  301. Hacking a PIC to Redefine a Microphone’s Transmit Frequency
  302. The O’Scope Restoration
  303. Stereo Recording Made Easy With A 3D-Printed Mount
  304. An Epic Tale Of Reset Line Detective Work
  305. A Satellite Upconverter Need Not Be Impossible To Make

July 2021

  1. Retrotechtacular: Mechanical TV From The People Who Made It Happen
  2. One Of The Largest Large Format Cameras You Will Ever Have Seen
  3. British Big Rigs Are About To Go Green
  4. The Man-Machine
  5. A LiPo Cell Makes A 4AA Pack For A GameBoy
  6. Developing The First ICs In Orbit
  7. Build That Catan Board You Designed
  8. Rare Radio Receiver Teardown
  9. Step ‘n Snack Fanny Pack Motivates with M&Ms
  10. Charger Caddy Shows What 3D Printers Were Meant For
  11. Build A Barebones 68000
  12. Fresh Paint or Patina of Ages, That’s The Antique Question
  13. Hackaday Podcast 129: Super Clever 3D Printing, Jigs and Registration Things, 90s Car Audio, and Smooth LED Fades
  14. Mobile Sauna for On-The-Go Relaxation
  15. This Week in Security: Fail2RCE, TPM Sniffing, Fishy Leaks, and Decompiling
  16. Streaming Video From a Mouse
  17. Here’s How to Sniff Out an LCD Protocol, But How Do You Look Up the Controller?
  18. Cloud-Based Atari Gaming
  19. 3D Printed Material Might Replace Kevlar
  20. Create Large Scale Domino Art With A Robot
  21. Pinewood Derby Scale Measures CG
  22. Bright Bike Light Might Make Them Back Off
  23. Fail of the Week: The Metal Hot End Upgrade
  24. New Video Series: Raspberry Pi Pico and RP2040 Deep Dive with Uri Shaked
  25. 3D-Printed Tooling Enables DIY Electrochemical Machining
  26. Know Audio: Amplifiers And Distortion
  27. 3D Printer Add on Makes Sharp(ie) Colors
  28. Orbiter is Now Open Source
  29. Tabletop Basketball With Tentacles
  30. Liquid Nitrogen Isn’t Suitable For Steam Engines
  31. Video Feedback Effects Make A Glorious Spectacle in HD
  32. Scanning Medium Format Film on a 35mm Scanner
  33. Swamp Gas Will Get You Home
  34. How To Modify Your Car Stereo for Bluetooth or Aux-In
  35. Workshop Tools Are Available in First-Class
  36. More Than Just Hubble: the Space Observatories Filling The Skies Today And Tomorrow
  37. It Takes A Lot To Build A Hacker’s Laptop
  38. Emulating the IBM PC on an ESP32
  39. Rooting The Atari VCS 800
  40. Black and White TV Was Hiding A Special Input Board
  41. FTC Rules on Right to Repair
  42. Building a Stump Grinder from the Ground Up
  43. See This Hybrid Approach to Folded 3D Printed Mechanisms
  44. Keebin’ with Kristina: the one with the Mad Model M
  45. Ten Projects Won the Refresh Work-From-Home-Life Round of the Hackaday Prize
  46. Cool WS2811 Trick Makes LED Art Installation Smooth
  47. Hands-On Review: tCam-Mini WiFi Thermal Imager
  48. Classroom Surplus Becomes Linux Powerhouse
  49. Vintage Monochromator Makes Monochromatic Light, Mechanically
  50. A Single SSD’s Journey from System 7 to High Sierra
  51. If Society Is In Danger Of Collapse, Here’s How We Should Do Our Bit
  52. Building An Electronic Tester For Measuring Arrow Stiffness
  53. WiFiWart Boots Linux, Moves To Next Design Phase
  54. Little Quadruped Uses Many Servos
  55. Linux Fu: Superpowers for Mere Mortals
  56. How To Build With Acrylic Using the Tools You Have
  57. RNA Therapeutics And Fighting Diseases By Working With The Immune System
  58. Get Some Close Air Support With A Nerf Drone
  59. Seeing Inside a Gas Regulator
  60. A Simple Sun Tracker With Very Few Parts
  61. Parts Shortage Forces Creativity for this Recursive Clock of Clocks
  62. Hackaday Links: July 25, 2021
  63. Portable GPS Time Server Powered by the ESP8266
  64. Why Make Coffee When You’re Tired? Let a Robot Do It for You
  65. Automatic Coil Winder Gets it Done with Simple Hardware and Software
  66. Quiet Wings, with Shape Memory Alloy
  67. Dominate Video Calls with Game Boy Camera Webcam
  68. Simple Tip Helps with Powder Coating Perfection on Difficult Parts
  69. Solder Bridges Aid Desoldering
  70. Monowheel Balancing Robot Can’t Turn (Yet)
  71. Walk the First 3D-Printed Bridge and Be Counted
  72. Avoid Awkward Video Conference Situations With PIR and Arduino
  73. Learning to Desolder Gracefully
  74. ESP8266 Adds WiFi Logging to IKEA’s Air Quality Sensor
  75. How the Flipper Zero Hacker Multitool Gets Made and Tested
  76. Joker Monitor Keeps an Eye on Hazardous Gas Levels
  77. PnPAssist: A “Smart” Build Platform For Manual PCB Assembly
  78. A Nerf Ball Turret Complete With FPV
  79. Arm Researchers Announce the PlasticArm
  80. New Privacy Policy Gets Audacity Back on Track
  81. Are Hackers Being Let Down In Education?
  82. Hackaday Podcast 128: 3D-Printing Injection Molds, Squiggly Audio Tape, Curvy Mirrors, and Space Cadets
  83. 3D Printed Roller Coaster Looks Pretty Darn Fun
  84. This Week in Security: NSO, Print Spooler, and a Mysterious Decryptor
  85. LEGO Pole Climbers Are Great Study In What It Takes to Go Vertically Upwards
  86. Tardygrade Walker Is a Lesson In 3D Printed Design
  87. A Simple LEGO Automatic Transmission
  88. What Kind of GPU Are You?
  89. Rover Uses Different Kind Of Tracks
  90. Detecting Ripeness in Fruit and Vegetables Via Neural Networks
  91. New Video Series: Designing with Complex Geometry
  92. Who Flew Across the Atlantic First? The Airborne Boats of 1919
  93. No Mask Required: Bring-A-Hack is Back August 5th
  94. Lord Kelvin’s Contraption Turns Drips into Sparks
  95. Avoiding Repetitive Stress Injury: Invest in Yourself Now, Or Pay Later
  96. Modified 3D-Printer Solders Through-Hole Components
  97. Magnetic Bearings Put the Spin on This Flywheel Battery
  98. Raspberry Pi Server Cluster in 1U Rack-Mount Case
  99. Miller (Effect) Time
  100. A New Spin on 360 Degree Displays
  101. Clever PCB Brings Micro USB To The Arduino Uno
  102. ZeroBug: From Simulation To Smooth Walking
  103. Retrotechtacular: Nuvistor, Vacuum’s Last Gasp
  104. Precise Sundial Tells Time to the Minute
  105. What Exactly is a Gaussian Blur?
  106. It’s Linux – But On An ESP32
  107. Giving Control Of A Smartphone Robot To A Raspberry Pi
  108. Injection Molds from Your 3D Printer
  109. AppCAD Does Transmission Lines
  110. Live Energy Monitor Helps Plan Power-Hungry Appliance Use
  111. DIY Fume Extractor Keeps Air Clean While You Solder
  112. One Giant Button to Mute Them All
  113. The Story Behind Ohm’s Law
  114. Ball Balancing Wheel Puts a Spin on Inverted Pendulums
  115. This Group of Women Tried to Break into Astronaut Program in 1960s; One Just Made It
  116. Extracting the WiFi Firmware and Putting Back a Keylogger
  117. The Gatwick Drone: Little By Little, The Story Continues To Unravel
  118. Smart Mirror Talks to 3D Printers
  119. Software Defined… CPU?
  120. DIY Camera Dolly Costs More Time than Money
  121. Reimagine Supportive Tech for the Newest Hackaday Prize Challenge
  122. An OLED Photo Frame Powered by the ATtiny85
  123. SOL75 Uses AI to Design Standard Mechanical Parts
  124. The Newlib Embedded C Standard Library And How To Use It
  125. Python Your Keyboard Hack Chat with Adafruit
  126. Samsung Shuttering Original SmartThings Hubs
  127. A Look Back on a Decade of Kerbal Space Program
  128. 3D Print in the Air with a Little Software Support
  129. Improving Cheap SDR Antennas
  130. It’s Super Easy To Build Yourself a USB-C Variable Power Supply These Days
  131. The Internet – On A Casio Calculator!
  132. Hackaday Links: July 18, 2021
  133. Faulty Electrolytic Caps Don’t Always Look Bad
  134. MIDI Mouse Makes Marvelous Music
  135. The Hidden Sounds Of The Past
  136. DeWalt Literal Hack Upgrades Battery
  137. Arduino Cable Tracer Helps Diagnose Broken USB Cables
  138. Control an IRL Home From Minecraft
  139. PNG Image Decoding Library Does it With Minimal RAM
  140. CNC Saves Water Cooling Setup
  141. Reinvented Retro Contest Winners Announced
  142. Tales from the Global Chip Shortage: Smoothieboard
  143. Open Source is Choice
  144. Soviet Scientific Calculator Gives Up Its Cold War-Era Secrets
  145. Finding Fractals in the 1930’s
  146. Fixing Joy-Con Drift with Recycle Bin Parts
  147. Interpreters in Scala
  148. A Cheap Dipole Antenna from an Extension Cord
  149. Final Weekend for Work-From-Home Challenge of the Hackaday Prize
  150. Making Custom Curved Mirrors at Home
  151. The Fix is In: Hubble’s Troubles Appear Over for Now
  152. Just What Have We Become?
  153. Hackaday Podcast 127: Whippletree Clamps, Sniffing Your Stomach Radio, Multimeter Hum Fix, and C64 Demo; No C64
  154. Inside A 20-Watt Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier From Apollo
  155. This Week in Security: REvil Goes Dark, Kaseya Cleanup, Android Updates, And Terrible Firmware
  156. Cracking a GBA Game With NSA Tools
  157. Repair Hack Saves Tesla Owner from Massive Bill
  158. Analog Camera Goes Digital
  159. You are Doomed to Learn WebAssembly
  160. Overdriving Vacuum Tubes and Releasing the Magic Light Within
  161. Foam F-35 Learns to Hover
  162. DIY PECS Board Uses Pictures to Communicate
  163. Recycling Will Be Key To The Electric Vehicle Future
  164. New Video Series: Learning Antenna Basics with Karen Rucker
  165. A Perfect Clock For Any Hacker’s Ohm
  166. Black Starts: How the Grid Gets Restarted
  167. Amazon Drones Don’t Go Far
  168. Using Ghidra To Extract A Router Configuration Encryption Key
  169. Down the Fabrication Rabbit Hole to Build a Recumbent Bike
  170. Peeking Inside a Volcano Sensor
  171. Design A Custom Enclosure Using Modelling Clay And Photogrammetry
  172. Analog Style VU Meter with Arduino and OLED Display
  173. End Of An Era: NTSC Finally Goes Dark In America
  174. The Case of the Mysterious Driveline Noise
  175. Big 3D-Printed Lamp Tries Some New Features
  176. Hands On With the Raspberry Pi POE+ HAT
  177. Tetris Handheld Powered By Tritium Cell, Eventually
  178. Fixing Noisy Measurements On An Owon XDM2041 Bench Multimeter
  179. PlayStation Games on the GBA, With a Few Extra Steps
  180. Retrotechtacular: The Secret Life of the Electric Light
  181. Stop Touching My Face
  182. Wobble Disk Coffee Roaster Looks Good in Wood
  183. Responsive Paintings Do It with Heat and Light
  184. Virginia Apgar May Have Saved Your Life
  185. 3D Printed CNC Knee Mill
  186. Muse Group Continues Tone Deaf Handling of Audacity
  187. The Linux Kernel 5.14 Audio Update
  188. NFC Who’s at the Door
  189. Human-Following Utility Trailer
  190. High-Tech Paperweight Shows off Working 60s-era Thin-Film Electronics
  191. Revolving Plant Tower is Solar-Powered
  192. A Capable Nerf Launcher Robot
  193. Get Yourself A Pupper (For Education)
  194. Teardown: VTech Smart Start
  195. SCADA Security Hack Chat
  196. Chip Transplant Brings Timex 2048 Back from Grave
  197. As Chinese Wheels Touch Martian Soil And Indian Astronauts Walk Towards The Launch Pad, Can We Hope For Another Space Race?
  198. 3D-Printed, Hot-Swap Keyboard PCB Generator is Super Cool
  199. The First New Vacuum Tube Computer Design For Well Over Half A Century
  200. Making Teeny Clamps With Hand Tools
  201. CAN bus Wireless Hacking / Dev Board
  202. Hackaday Links: July 11, 2021
  203. Digital Audio for Microcontrollers Doesn’t Come Much Simpler Than a WART
  204. Motorized Camera Slider Gives Your Shots Style
  205. Tuning into Medical Implants with the RTL-SDR
  206. Discount Microfluidics from a $9 Spree at the Dollar Store
  207. But Does It Run TOOM?
  208. Wing Can Expand To Fly Really Slow for Short Take-Off and Landing
  209. Astronomical Clock Uses Your Spare Clock Motors
  210. Is It A Cyberdeck Or A Vintage Toshiba?
  211. Skin-Mounted Wearable Bend Sensor Gets Close and Personal
  212. Building a Big Ol’ Powerful Wheelbarrow
  213. You Can’t Fix What You Can’t Measure
  214. Fractal Vise Holds Odd-Shaped Objects Tight
  215. Up Close and Personal With Some Busted Avionics
  216. Home Automation for Fans of Quick-and-Dirty Solutions
  217. 3D Printed Copper Rocket Nozzle Costs Under Two Grand
  218. Custom Car Horn Makes Many Sounds
  219. 3D Printed Parts Make for a Quick Electric Scooter Build
  220. Raspberry Pi Cameras Stand in for Stereo Microscope
  221. Checking Up On Earth’s Sister Planet: NASA’s Upcoming Venus Missions
  222. Hackaday Podcast 126: Cable 3D-Scanner, Tesla Charger Robot, Ultrasonic Anemometer, and a Zoetrope
  223. Eliminate Vertical Stabiliser with ArduPlane
  224. This Week in Security: Print Nightmare Continues, Ransomware Goes Bigger, And ATM Jackpots!
  225. 10 Gigabit Ethernet for the Pi
  226. Zooming Through the Mandelbrot Set On An Atari
  227. DIY Forth on Arduino
  228. The Nuclear Powered Car from Ford
  229. Reverse Engineering A Very Cheap Fitness Band
  230. Hacked on SO-DIMM Slot was Worth a Shot
  231. Laser Augmented Reality Glasses Show You The Way
  232. Tech Hidden in Plain Sight: Cruise Control
  233. Bringing The Game Boy Camera Into The 21st Century
  234. Electric Land Speed Racing Can Be Lightning Fast
  235. C64 Demo, No C64
  236. Dial-a-SID Is a Glorious Chiptune Jukebox
  237. Hamster Trades Crypto Better than You
  238. Drink Water on Schedule or Else Flood Your Desk
  239. A Plastic Injection Machine You Can Use At Home
  240. EMOJO Chatbot Will Be There for You
  241. Did You Meet Pepper?
  242. Leggo My Nintoaster!
  243. What’s Chia, and Why is it Eating all the Hard Drives?
  244. StarLink Terminal Unit Firmware Dumped
  245. SimpleFOC Demystifies Precision BLDC Motor Control
  246. Recognising Bird Sounds With A Microcontroller
  247. Evan Doorbell’s Telephone World
  248. See-Through Carburetor Gives A Clear Demonstration
  249. E-Paper Pocket Map Goes Where Your Phone Can’t
  250. USB Power Bank’s Auto-Off Becomes Useful Feature In Garage Door Remote
  251. Linux Fu: PDF for Penguins
  252. Lightwave Multimeter Teardown
  253. TerraPower’s Natrium: Combining A Fast Neutron Reactor With Built-In Grid Level Storage
  254. Open Source Ultrasonic Anemometer
  255. Bellow-Cooled PC Is A Well Engineered Display Piece
  256. How To Drive Smartphone Screens Over HDMI
  257. You Can Put Toothpaste In the Tube (With Effort)
  258. Wooden Linear Clock Aided By GPS
  259. DIY Air Quality Sensor
  260. How to Make a Collapsible Container Without Breaking Down
  261. Microfluidics for Biohacking Hack Chat
  262. A New Spin on Empty Filament Spools for Part Storage
  263. Messaging on Signal Via The ESP32
  264. Litter Buggies Haul Trash Off The Beach
  265. Convert Your Mouse Into A Paddle Controller
  266. Iron Becomes SMD Hot Plate
  267. Hackaday Links: July 4, 2021
  268. Hacking a Thermal Imager for Dual-use of the Thermal Sensor
  269. Machine Extrudes Filament
  270. Vintage Remote Control Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
  271. This Arduino isn’t Color Blind
  272. Extreme Canine Mask For Protection From Foxtails
  273. Internet Chess on a Real Chessboard
  274. Hacking Old Honda ECUs
  275. E-Ink Equipped Sourdough Starter Jar
  276. WiFiWart Linux Pentesting Device Gets First PCBs
  277. Your PC Sound Card As A Sensor Input
  278. The Devil is in the Details
  279. A Custom Raspberry Pi Spotted In The Wild
  280. 3D Zoetrope Uses Illusion to Double the Frames
  281. Understanding Custom Signal Protocols with Old Nintendos
  282. $10 000 Physics Wager Settles The Debate On Sailing Downwind Faster Than The Wind
  283. From Printer to Vinyl Cutter
  284. An OSHW IR Remote Control Powered by the ATtiny13A
  285. Throne of Dev: an Endgame Office Chair
  286. The Trouble with Hubble: Payload Computer Glitch Stops Science at the Space Observatory
  287. Hackaday Podcast 125: Linux Users Talking Windows 11, Pop Bottle Filament, Old Phones with Modern Guts, and Eavesdropping in RF
  288. Discarded Plastic Laser-Cut And Reassembled
  289. This Week in Security: Bad Signs from Microsoft, An Epyc VM Escape
  290. A Robot To Top Up Your Tesla
  291. Dumping 90’s Honda ECU Programming With Arduino
  292. This Horrifying Robot is Here to Teach You a Lesson
  293. Quick and Simple Morse Decoder
  294. Automate the Farm with Acorn
  295. ESP32 Turned Handy SWD Flasher for nRF52 Chips
  296. Wiggling Screen and DLP Power This Volumetric POV Display
  297. Could Airships Make A Comeback With New Hybrid Designs?
  298. Jigsaw Puzzle Lights Up With Each Piece
  299. Social Engineering and Menus
  300. Sub-mm Mechanical 3D Scanner With Encoders And String
  301. Pi Pico Game Boy Flash Cart Gets Slim RP2040 Upgrade
  302. Smart Camera Based on Google Coral
  303. MIT’s Knitted Keyboard is Quite a Flexible MIDI Controller

June 2021

  1. Installing Linux like it’s 1989
  2. Machine-Vision Archer Makes You the Target, If You Dare
  3. PinThing Mechanizes Pin Art
  4. Adding A Gentle Touch To Prosthetic Limbs With Somatosensory Stimulation
  5. Astronomic Patio Light Timer
  6. China’s Mars Rover Goes Exploring
  7. Handheld Hackintosh Runs Mac OS on LattePanda
  8. Robotic Ball-Bouncing Platform Learns New Tricks
  9. The Incredible Mechanical Artistry Of François Junod
  10. The Game Boy As You Have Never Seen It Before Is Newest from [Sprite_tm]
  11. Ball CVT Drives Robot From A Constant Speed Motor
  12. SMART Response XE Turned Pocket BASIC Playground
  13. Just How Vulnerable to Accidental Erasure are EPROMs Anyway?
  14. Kathleen Lonsdale Saw Through the Structure of Benzene
  15. PetBot: Turn PET bottles Into Filament
  16. The Great Windows 11 Computer Extinction Experiment
  17. Garage Semiconductor Fab Gets Reactive-Ion Etching Upgrade
  18. Just How Did 1500 Bytes Become the MTU of the Internet?
  19. Tiny Operating System For Tiny Computer
  20. Slice Your Next FPGA Design
  21. Retrofitting Fast Charging To A Nissan Leaf EV
  22. A Modern Take on the “Luggable” Computer
  23. Ten Projects Won the Rethink Displays Round of the Hackaday Prize
  24. Despite Uncertainty, WWII Warbirds Resume Tours
  25. Lego Microscope Aims to Discover Future Scientists
  26. We All Need a Win Sometimes, So Make Them Yourself
  27. A Phone That Old Shouldn’t Be Running Android
  28. Measuring Planck’s Constant with LEDs and a DMM
  29. Miata Sci-Fi Digital Dash
  30. Turning a MIG Welder into a Metal 3D Printer
  31. Hackaday Links: June 27, 2021
  32. AD409 Microscope Review
  33. Listen To The RF Around You
  34. Electric RC Plane Flies For Almost 11 Hours
  35. Video De-shaker Software Measures Linear Rail Quality
  36. Mechanical 7-Segment Display Uses a Single Motor
  37. Coding a Custom Driver For The Adafruit Mini Thermal Printer
  38. Emulating a Power Grid
  39. Custom 3D Printer Cart Hides Clever Features
  40. LoRa Messenger in Nokia’s Shell
  41. Raspberry Pi Pico Oscilloscope
  42. How Did I Live Without a Microscope?
  43. Can the Solenoid Engine Power a Car?
  44. Random Numbers From A Smoke Detector
  45. PiNet — One Small Project Grows Unexpectedly
  46. Some of The Many Ways To Build AM Transmitters And Receivers
  47. A Custom Clock with LED Filament Hands
  48. Casting A Simple 3D Print in Aluminium
  49. Will We Soon Be Running Linux On SiFive Cores Made By Intel?
  50. Know Audio: A Loudspeaker Primer
  51. Hackaday Podcast 124: Hard Drivin’ with Graphene, Fooled by Lasers, Etching with Poison Acid, and All The Linux Commands
  52. Game Boy Color Gets A Rechargeable Battery
  53. This Week in Security: Schemeflood, Modern Wardialing, And More!
  54. 3D Printed Mecanum Wheels For Hoverboard Motors
  55. Simulating the Game Boy Printer’s Actual Paper Output
  56. Review and Teardown of Economical Programmable DC Power Supply
  57. Rocky Linux Is Ready For Prime Time!
  58. Hacked AC Window Unit Split in Half to Cool the Garage
  59. Fat Tire Bike Turned Hubless
  60. Active Ball Joint Uses Spherical Gear
  61. ISS Gets Roll-Out Solar Panels in Post-Shuttle Fix
  62. Mechanically Multiplexed Flip-Dot
  63. You Can’t Put the Toothpaste Back In the Tube, But It Used to Be Easier
  64. A Pi USB Webcam That Was Born to Boot Quick
  65. Breaking Down the USB Keyboard Interface with Old-Fashioned Pen and Paper
  66. Gorgeous Specimen is the Final Word in Word Clocks
  67. Spectrum Display Uses Tiny CPU and Many LEDs
  68. John McAfee’s Wild Ride is Over
  69. Piezo Pickup Makes Wax Records Easy to Digitize
  70. Silicon Jumpers Make this Wire-Free Breadboard Programmable
  71. PipeWire, The Newest Audio Kid on the Linux Block
  72. Big Spinning Disk Makes a Small Color Video Display
  73. How Graphene May Enable The Next Generations Of High-Density Hard Drives
  74. Test Your ‘Blue Pill’ Board For A Genuine STM32F103C8 MCU
  75. The Compromises of Raspberry Pi Hardware Documentation
  76. Modifying a SNES Rom To Be Widescreen
  77. Print Your Own Flexures
  78. Flexible Prototyping for E-Textiles That Doesn’t Cost an Arm and a Leg
  79. DOOM Comes to the nRF5340
  80. Pi Pico-Powered ATX Motherboard
  81. Human Google: Ruth Freitag, Isaac Asimov, and Bibliographies
  82. Heatsink Makes VR Even Cooler
  83. Teardown: Franz Crystal Metronome
  84. Steady Hand Brings GBA Cart Back from the Grave
  85. Good Enough for the Spruce Goose, Good Enough for Satellites
  86. See Acorn Archimedes Get Repaired and Refurbished, in Glorious Detail
  87. A Collection of Linux Tools on Steroids
  88. VGA From Scratch On A Homebrew 8-bit Computer
  89. Forget Smart Watch; Build a Smart Hat
  90. Fake: A Laser Display Board Of Your Very Own
  91. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Chinese Typewriter
  92. Microscopy Hack Chat with Zachary Tong
  93. Raspberry Pi Floppy Driver Uncovers Fishy Secrets
  94. Review: Inkplate 6PLUS
  95. RF Burns And Exploding PC Speakers: Sophos Looks At The Evidence
  96. Even with AC, Hazmat Suit isn’t Really Cool
  97. Rock-A-Bye Baby, On the Mechatronic Crib Shaker
  98. Arduino Nano Memory Upgrade with No Soldering
  99. Hackaday Links: June 20, 2021
  100. Raspberry Pi Hat Adds SDR with High Speed Memory Access
  101. Tiny Tesla Valves Etched in Glass
  102. 19 Coils Make Charging Wireless
  103. Compact M&M Sorter Goes Anywhere
  104. A Mini USB Display For Your PC Desktop
  105. Apollo Shift Register is Discrete
  106. Turning GameCube & N64 Pads Into MIDI Controllers
  107. iPod HiFi Gains New High Notes
  108. 1700 Regulatory Approvals Revoked in South Korea
  109. Vacuum Tube Magic Comes To The 741
  110. Growing Up With Computers
  111. Tell Time The Cistercian Way
  112. Is It A Plasma Tweeter Or A Singing Tesla Coil?
  113. A Model of Dry Humor
  114. 3D Printing Food University Style
  115. Check Soil Moisture At A Glance With This Useful Display
  116. Just How Water Resistant Is The Casio F91W?
  117. Formula 1 TV Broadcasting in 1:87 Scale
  118. Do You SpaceAPI?
  119. Hackaday Podcast 123: Radioactive Rhinos, Wile E. Coyote Jetpack, Radio Hacks 3-Ways, and Battery Welders on the Spot
  120. LED Matrix Glasses Built With The Help Of Graph Paper
  121. This Week in Security: Updates, Leaks, Hacking Old Hardware, And Making New
  122. Mistaken Identity — Piezo Actuators not Test Pads
  123. Blowing a 5000 A Fuse Takes Some Doing
  124. Scratch Built Tracked Robot Reporting for Duty
  125. The Regulatory Side of Rolling Your Own Moderate Solar Farm
  126. Using Heaters to Display Time
  127. Upgrading the PowerBook 100 With A Fresh New Battery
  128. A Tidy Octave Mod For The Casio SK-1
  129. How To Get Into Cars: Land Speed Racing
  130. The Ridiculous GameCube Keyboard Controller Gets Modded
  131. Where Are All The Cheap x86 Single Board PCs?
  132. Is that an EMP Generator in Your Pocket or Is My Calculator Just Broken?
  133. Cloned Memory Module Fixes Broken Scopemeter
  134. Retrotechtacular: Discovering Aerodynamics with the Chrysler Airflow
  135. Wood and Brass Drink Temperature Monitor Looks Good, Has Class
  136. Repairing a 300W CO2 Laser, One Toasted Part at a Time
  137. Sunlight-Based Life Clock Predicts Your Darkest Hour
  138. The Other First Computer: Konrad Zuse and the Z3
  139. Printable Hot-Swap Sockets Make Keyboard Building Even Cooler
  140. Review: Battery Spot Welders, Why You Should Buy A Proper Spot Welder
  141. Modular Box Design Eases Silicone Mold-Making
  142. An Automatic Shop Vac Dust Extractor
  143. APRS Implemented at Low Cost and Small Size
  144. Art with Technology Hack Chat
  145. Cheap, Expandable Floor Piano Plays with Heart and Soul
  146. Developing a Power Over Ethernet Stack Light
  147. 2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Gets Closer to its Roots
  148. Alice Ball Steamrolled Leprosy
  149. Printed Catamaran
  150. Your 1958 Punch Card Machine Tested Tubes
  151. A Smart Light Bulb Running Doom is a Pretty Bright Idea
  152. Spam Caught, In A Tin Of Spam
  153. Z80 Family Reunion Discovered in Old PoS Card Swiper
  154. Smooth 3D Prints with Alcohol
  155. Friendly Webcam Robot Keeps an Eye on Privacy
  156. Custom Firmware Teaches USB Relay Board New Tricks
  157. Digital X-Ray Scanner Teardown Yields Bounty of Engineering Goodies
  158. Building Blocks: Relating Mechanical Elements to Electronic Components
  159. Today’s Challenge is All About Work-From-Home Life
  160. Alexa, Bring Me A Beer!
  161. Rhisotope: Addressing Poaching By Making Rhinoceros Horns Radioactive
  162. Game Boy Macro Build Retains DS Compatibility
  163. Recore Hacks the Hidden Microcontroller for 3D Printing
  164. You Have About Four Months To Find A Lost Satellite
  165. Gesture-Detecting Macro Keyboard Knows What You Want
  166. Hackaday Links: June 13, 2021
  167. Sawdust Printer Goes Against the Grain By Working with Wood Waste
  168. Translate Your CP/M Code to 8086, And Leave The 1970s Behind!
  169. Roller Skating, Wile E. Coyote-Style
  170. Mickey’s Big Timer Makes Glider Competitions Better
  171. Super Mario Bros. 35 Lives Again With A Fan-Made Server
  172. Waterslide Decals for Wingding Keycaps
  173. Bungee And Cam Assisted Actuator For OpenDog
  174. 3D Print An Entire PC Case
  175. Macro Model Makes Atomic Force Microscopy Easier to Understand
  176. Hacking The Lidl Home Gateway
  177. What Every Geek Must Know
  178. Raspberry Pi Zero Takes the Wheel in Miniature Fighting Robot
  179. A 3D Printer with an Electromagnetic Tool Changer
  180. TV Ambient Lighting Built for Awesome Performance
  181. Balloon Antenna Doesn’t Need a Tower
  182. Open-Source Method Makes Possible Two-Layer PCBs With Through-Plating at Home
  183. Recreating the Intercom from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
  184. Recycling a Laptop Screen Into A Portable Folding Monitor
  185. Circuit VR: Arduino Virtually Meets Analog
  186. Hackaday Podcast 122: Faster Than Wind Travel, Sisyphish, ALU Desktop Calculator, and Mice in Space
  187. 12-Arduino Orchestra Plays Star Wars Fanfare
  188. This Week in Security: ALPACA, AN0M, Recovering Ransoms, and More
  189. A Massive Modular Smartwatch To Match Your Sci-Fi Fantasies
  190. VGA Library for the Raspberry Pi Pico
  191. A Dual Monitor Setup for the C64, and Yes, It’s VGA Compatible
  192. Ham Radio Traffic Logger Using A Bug In Baofeng Electronics
  193. Redox Redux: Split Keeb Gets a Num Pad
  194. A Self-Driving Bicycle is Something to Marvel At
  195. An Explanation of a Classic Semiconductor Riddle
  196. Survey of Simple Logic Simulators
  197. Final Weekend for Display Challenge of the Hackaday Prize
  198. Automatic Chessboard Lets Online Players Move The Pieces
  199. Injection-Molded Glass Breakthrough Shatters Ceiling of Work Methods
  200. Turning the Virtual Boy Into a Handheld Console
  201. Sand Hack Boosts Power on InSight Mars Lander
  202. Tiny Mechanical Keyboard, Powered by Pi Pico
  203. Robot Clings to Ceiling
  204. Old Phone Becomes MIDI Controller
  205. Restoring a Vintage Tube Tester to its Former Glory
  206. Improved Technique for Resistive Divider Keypads
  207. Historical Hackers: Ctesibius Tells Time
  208. 3D Printed Calipers Work like Clockwork
  209. What Is Ultra Wideband?
  210. Flat Transformer Gives This PCB Tesla Coil Some Kick
  211. Old DSLR Lens Becomes Useful Soldering Magnifier
  212. Nintendo DS Transformed Into Gameboy Macro
  213. Printer Uses Algae to Print Live Structures
  214. Custom Num Pad Does Double Duty as Macro Pad
  215. Arduino Compatible IR Blaster Keeps TVs At Bay
  216. Cerberus 2080 — Three-Headed Retro Computing Project
  217. Linux Fu: Databases are Next-Level File Systems
  218. Cold War Code Breaking Manual Teaches Impossible Puzzle Solving
  219. ISS Artificial Gravity Study Shows Promise for Long Duration Spaceflight
  220. The Epic Saga of Hacking Knights of the Round
  221. Tractors And The Right To Repair: It’s Going Global
  222. An Emulator That Only Plays One Game
  223. At MIT, Clothing Fiber Watches You
  224. Teach Your Air Compressor to Blow Eggs
  225. Hi-Fi Combines Best of 60s and 90s Technology
  226. Portable, Digital Scoreboard Goes Anywhere
  227. Intel’s ATX12VO Standard: A Study In Increasing Computer Power Supply Efficiency
  228. LED Matrix Hack Chat
  229. Triangle Tiles Form Blinky Networks Using Clever Interconnects
  230. Electric Vehicles Could Be The Grid Storage Solution We’ve Been Dreaming Of
  231. An ALU As A Desktop Calculator Has Stunning Style from Days Gone By
  232. Ryobi Power Packs as Ebike Batteries
  233. Aquarium Plotter Shows Sisyphish’s Submerged Sand Stripes
  234. Automated Sentry Turret For Your Secret Lab
  235. Hackaday Links: June 6, 2021
  236. QMESH: LoRa Mesh Networked Voice Communications
  237. Sailing Faster Than The Wind Itself
  238. Differential Drive Doesn’t Quite Work As Expected
  239. Is 32-bits Really Dead?
  240. Baby C-17 Sends Imaginations Soaring
  241. Enterprise Helm Commands the Entertainment Center
  242. Do Wristwatches Get Any Better Than A Cuckoo Clock?
  243. Huge Hand-Wired Ortho is a Beautiful Battleship Keyboard
  244. A Commodore 64 As You Have Never Seen One Before: Game Boy Form Factor!
  245. An Open-source Scientific RPN Calculator
  246. Wreck Your Mail Before You Check Your Mail
  247. A Vacuum Battery Made For Looks And Learning
  248. 3D-Printed Scale Model of Perseverance Rover Seems as Complicated as the Real One
  249. Dreamcast Homebrew Gets Boost from SD Card Cache
  250. Old Textbooks Galore
  251. Hacking A Solar Inverter RF Interface
  252. Riding Mower Repair Uncovers Miniature Culprit
  253. Home Automation Controller uses Chalk
  254. ShakeAlert Promises Earthquake Early Warning of About 10 Seconds
  255. Hackaday Podcast 121: Crazy Bikes, DIY Flip Dots, EV Mountain Climbing, and Trippy Tripterons
  256. Give 3D Printed Plastic a Well-Worn Metal Look
  257. This Week in Security: Ransomware, WeLock, and Amazon Arbitration
  258. Soldering Iron Plus Camera Gimbal Helps Cancel Out Hacker’s Hand Tremors
  259. An Exercise in Firmware Dumping With the GreatFET
  260. Lamp Sheds Light on Air Quality
  261. Gdbdiff: Diff-ing A Real RP2040 MCU Against An Emulated MCU
  262. Radio Build Goes Outside The Box
  263. Air Extractor Automatically Gives AC a Boost
  264. Miss The Predictive Text From Your Old Nokia? Build Your Own T9 Keypad
  265. How To Get Into Cars: Ice Racing Mods
  266. Retro Useless Clock Eventually Shows You the Time
  267. Mariner 4: Our First Up-Close Look at Mars
  268. Auto-Aiming Nerf Gun To Give You The Edge In Battle
  269. Adding a Laser Blaster to Classic Atari 2600 Games with Machine Vision
  270. Commodore Inspired Watch Puts BASIC on your wrist
  271. Optical Microscope Resolves Down to 40 Nanometers
  272. Trials Begin for Lozenge That Rebuilds Tooth Enamel
  273. Arduino Variometer in a Mint Tin
  274. Make Your Desoldering Easier by Minding Your Own Bismuth
  275. Know Audio: Start At The Very Beginning
  276. Full Size 3D-Printed Wind Turbine
  277. Fueling Up For Fusion: MAST’s Super-X, JET’s Deuterium-Tritium Experiments For ITER, And More
  278. How to Run a First-Generation Cell Phone Network
  279. DIY USB Microphone Seems Overkill; Is Surprisingly In-Depth
  280. Adding In-Game Reset to Classic Playstations
  281. Algae Gene Gives Blind Man Some Light-Based Sight
  282. Disposable Rocket Stove Keeps You Fueled in the Wild
  283. Arduboy on the Big Screen
  284. Anti-Gravity, Time Travel, and Teleportation: Dr. Hamming Gives Advice
  285. Satellite Communications Hack Chat
  286. Trippy Tripteron Kinematics Brainteaser
  287. Virgin Galactic’s Long Road to Commercial Spaceflight
  288. Not All SpaceX Software Goes To Space
  289. New Part Day: RP2040 Chips In Single Unit Quantities
  290. Teaching a Machine to Be Worse at a Video Game Than You Are
  291. Building Fallout’s Super Sledge

May 2021

  1. Handheld Multimeter Converted for Bench Top Use
  2. [Emily]’s Eerie Educational Electric Eyeball Entertains
  3. Tiny Gasoline Engine Fitted With A Custom Billet Waterpump
  4. A Look Back on the Oroville Dam with Practical Engineering
  5. Thin Coatings Require an Impressive Collection of Equipment and Know-How
  6. A Chainsaw Gives This Winch Some Grunt
  7. Smartphone App for Leftover Vaccinations
  8. Better Solvents Could Lead to Cleaner, Greener Perovskite Solar Cells
  9. Hackaday Links: May 30, 2021
  10. Neural Networks Emulate Any Guitar Pedal for $120
  11. Bicycle Flywheel Stores A Bit of Energy, Not Much
  12. Aircraft Compass Teardown
  13. Tiny PCB Motor Robot Is Making Its First Wobbly Moves
  14. Small Swedish Stores are Miniature Oases in a National Food Desert
  15. Spell Checking Your Programming from the Linux Command Line
  16. Chainsaw Cuts More Than Timber
  17. Retrotechtacular: The Drama of Metal Forming
  18. Reviving Old Recipe for Faraday Wax Keeps Vacuum Experiments Going
  19. Robot Moves In Any Direction On Ball Wheels
  20. Living Robots: Revisiting BEAM
  21. Solar Plane Is Like One Big Flying Solar Panel
  22. 3D Printed Flip Dots
  23. Build a New ZX81
  24. Web Assembly, Music Synthesis, and the Beauty of Math
  25. JTAG Hat Turns Raspberry Pi Into a Networked Debugger
  26. 3D Printing A Centrifugal Water Pump
  27. Put APIs to Work wth this ArduinoJson Walkthrough
  28. The Many Levels Of Autonomous Motoring
  29. Hackaday Podcast 120: Chip Shortage, VGA Glitching, Truly Owning Roku, and Omniballs
  30. 3D Printed Mars Rover Smiles for the Camera
  31. This Week in Security: M1RACLES, The Full Half-Double, and Patch Gaps
  32. World’s First RP2040 QWERTY Computer
  33. Can You Hot-Swap Flash Chips In A Consumer Router?
  34. TNDLPT Brings Tandy Sound To Any DOS Computer
  35. Deep Learning Enables Intuitive Prosthetic Control
  36. Investigating A New Chip In A Minimalist LED Lamp
  37. This ESP32 Bluetooth Page Turner Can’t Get Any Easier
  38. Finite Element Analysis vs Real World
  39. History of Closed Captions: Entering the Digital Era
  40. One Inkscape Plugin Collection To Rule Them All
  41. Electric Vehicles Do Battle On Pikes Peak
  42. Samsung Releases Minimum Viable Galaxy Upcycling
  43. WiFi Penetration Testing With An ESP32
  44. Obsessively Explaining the Visual Effects in Flight of the Navigator
  45. Yet Another Rigol DS1054Z Viewer
  46. Speech Recognition on an Arduino Nano?
  47. All-Wheel Drive Bicycle Using Hand Drill Parts
  48. ESP8266 Adds WiFi to a 433 MHz Weather Station
  49. Flat-Pack Pasta: Like Ikea Furniture Without the Weird Wrench
  50. Voidstar’s Vitals, Visualized for Video
  51. Teardown: RADICA i-Racer
  52. Disguising The PS5 With A Custom Wood And Carbon Fiber Enclosure
  53. NeoPill is The NeoPixel Emulator You’ve Always Wanted
  54. High Voltage Gives Metal Balls a Mind of their Own
  55. Ptychography Shows Atoms at Amazing Resolution
  56. Putting LEDs in Motorcyle Tail Light Shows How Trivial Becomes Tough
  57. 3D Printed Joystick Using Spherical Flexure Joint
  58. Robot Arm Adds Freedom to 3D Printer
  59. Getting Started with Aluminum Extrusions
  60. Custom Music Box Cylinder Puts a Spin on Romance
  61. Technical Audacity and the Phone Book
  62. RAM Fiddling Turns VGA Converter into Video Synth
  63. Simple MicroPython Game is a 30 Minute Game Dev Course
  64. Running Modern Linux from a Single Floppy Disk
  65. Self-Driving or Mind Control? Which Do You Prefer?
  66. Ground Effect Drone Flies Autonomously
  67. Optical Sensor Keeps Eye On Wandering Saw Blade
  68. Persistent Displays with UV Light
  69. Starlink: A Review and Some Hacks
  70. A High Torque 3D Printed Harmonic Drive
  71. Ask Hackaday: How Is The Chip Shortage Affecting You?
  72. Custom Keyfob Fixes Mazda Design Mistake
  73. Cocktail of Chemicals Makes This Blueprint Camera Unique
  74. Python Runs Through A Zombified 8-Bit AVR
  75. Iridescent Rainbow Chocolate, Just Add Diffraction Grating!
  76. Hackaday Links: May 23, 2021
  77. A High Power Wood Rocket In 5 Days
  78. RC Car Gets Fan-Assisted Downforce To Slay Tesla’s 0-60 Times
  79. Smart Guitar Will Practically Play Itself
  80. Design an Electronic Catan Board in a Day
  81. Modifying Lights for DIY Ambiance
  82. Adding Remote Controls To A Blackmagic Studio Camera Without Breaking The Bank
  83. Affordable Transilluminator Helps Visualize DNA
  84. Portable Drill Press
  85. A Close Look at USB Power
  86. Yee Haw: Full Set of Cowboy Emojis Now Available
  87. IRC Will Never Die
  88. 3D Printed Earth Clock Is Cute Replica of Our Delicate Planet
  89. DIY Insulating Nuts and Bolts
  90. Lithophane Lamp Has Us Over The Moon
  91. One Instruction to Rule Them All: C Compiler Emits only MOV
  92. Custom Macro Keyboard Looks Good in Wood
  93. Simple Probe Sniffs Out EMI
  94. New Part Day: ESP32-WROOM-DA
  95. Retrotechtacular: Double For Nothing
  96. Hackaday Podcast 119: Random Robot Writing, Slithering Snake Shenanigans, and Phased Array Phenomena
  97. Perfecting a 3D Printed Camera Motion Control Rig
  98. This Week in Security: Watering Hole Attackception, Ransomware Trick, and More Pipeline News
  99. Building A Quick and Dirty RC Mower With FPV
  100. With a Big Enough Laser, the World is Your Sensor
  101. Reading Floppies with an Oscilloscope
  102. Project Starline Realizes Asimov’s 3D Vision
  103. Spherical Keyboard Build Leaves Hacker Well-Rounded
  104. Shop Exhaust Fan Salvaged from Broken Microwave
  105. Roku TV Hacked To Run Philips Ambilight Setup
  106. Practical Sensors: The Hall Effect
  107. 3D Printing Omni-Balls For Robot Locomotion
  108. Freenode Debacle Prompts Staff Exodus, New Network
  109. Terminal Magic With Notcurses
  110. What NES Development Looks Like On The Apple II
  111. Inside the VIC-20
  112. PSA: Amazon Sidewalk Rolls Out June 8th
  113. JavaScript App Uses Advanced Math to Make PCBs Easier to Etch
  114. Thousands of Discrete MOSFETs Make Up This Compact CPU-Less Computer
  115. Transparent Hard Drive Gives Peek at the Platters
  116. River Cleanup Aims To Expand In Earnest To Tackle Plastic Pollution
  117. Linus Åkesson’s ‘A Mind Is Born’ Commodore 64 Demo In Just 256 Bytes
  118. Raspberry Pi RP2040: Hands-On Experiences From An STM32 Perspective
  119. Perfecting Paper Planes Peering Past Perspex Portals
  120. Repairing a Vintage HP 9825 the Hard Way
  121. Omnibot From the 80s Gets LED Matrix Eyes, Camera
  122. FIR Filters for Xilinx
  123. Toolchanging Printers Get a Nozzle Hanky Like No Other
  124. Send Old-Fashioned Pager Messages with New-Fashioned Hardware
  125. Making Minty Fresh Music With Markov Chains: The After Eight Step Sequencer
  126. Do You Really Own It? Motorcycle Airbag Requires Additional Purchase to Inflate
  127. 2021 Hackaday Prize Hack Chat; Join Us Live on Wednesday
  128. Tiny DeLorean Made from Lighters is a Total Gas
  129. 2021 Hackaday Prize: Rethink, Refresh, and Rebuild
  130. Spy Tech: CIA Masks in Five Minutes or Less
  131. Retro ISA Card Means Old, Slow Computers No Longer Need Old, Heavy Monitors
  132. A “Disgusting” 1980s Computer Restored
  133. The History of Neon Lights
  134. A Standing Desk on the Cheap
  135. Gaming Headset Gets Simple Wireless Charging
  136. Disgusting Apple II Monitors Live Again
  137. Telemetry Debate Rocks Audacity Community in Open Source Dustup
  138. Projecting Moving Images in Air with Lasers
  139. Gassing Up: Understanding the Liquid Fuel Distribution Network
  140. Soil Moisture Sensors, How Do They Work?
  141. Actively Balancing A Robot With A Gyroscope
  142. Rodriguez — IV Curve Tracer on the Cheap
  143. Magic Pyramids Blink Eternal with the Power of the Sun
  144. Hackaday Links: May 16, 2021
  145. Repurpose a Monitor Arm as Microscope Mount
  146. Thought Control via Handwriting
  147. Scratch Built Tricycle Maximizes Fuel Efficiency
  148. 3D Printed Tank Takes On The Elements
  149. Tape Cutter Makes Short Work Of Through-Hole Resistor Reels
  150. Vintage HP-25 Calculator Gets Wireless Charging
  151. Robotic Bartender Built With Industrial-Grade Hardware
  152. A Phased-Array Ultrasonic 3D Scanner From Scratch
  153. 3D Printing Espresso Parts
  154. Reverse-Engineering an Unknown Microcontroller in E Ink Displays
  155. Should I Automate This?
  156. Putting 3D Printed Chain Through Its Paces
  157. Using Ikea Guts to Add Sonos Compatibility To A Vintage Speaker
  158. Spacewar! on PDP-11 Restoration
  159. Random Robot Makes Random Art
  160. Automated Watering Machine Has What Plants Crave: Fertilizer
  161. Wood Enclosure Lends Warmth to This DIY Ribbon Microphone
  162. A Stackable Planetary Gearbox You Can Print At Home
  163. Increased Neutron Levels At Chernobyl-4: How Dangerous Is Corium?
  164. Hackaday Podcast 118: Apple AirTag Hacked, Infill Without Perimeters, Hair-Pulling Robots, and Unpacking the 555
  165. Go Ape with a Banana Macropad
  166. This Week in Security: Fragattacks, The Pipeline, Codecov, and IPv6
  167. Make Android’s New Power Menu Work on Your Terms
  168. Keep An Eye On Your Bike With This DIY GPS Tracker
  169. Apple Gets CP/M
  170. Nuclear Reactors Get Small
  171. 3D Printed Terminal Takes Computing Back in Time
  172. Pi Pico Project Plays Pong Perfectly
  173. 3D Printing Restores Bandsaw
  174. Something’s Up in Switzerland: Explaining the B Meson News from the Large Hadron Collider
  175. Less Stinky Resin Two Ways
  176. Toyota’s Hydrogen-Burning Racecar Soon To Hit The Track
  177. Realistic Mission Control Box is a Blast for All Ages
  178. Hybrid Rocket Engine Combines Ceramic Aerospike With 3D Printed Fuel
  179. Piggy Bank Slot Machine Puts a Spin on Saving
  180. 3D Printed Transistor Goes Green
  181. Sit Pretty on Would-Be Garbage with an Upcycled Chair
  182. Otters Deliver a High Power Stationary Audio Experience
  183. Seeing-Eye Shoes Pair Computer Vision with Haptic Feedback
  184. Historical Hackers: Emergency Antennas Launched by Kite
  185. Scanner Captures View-Master Discs as Glorious 3D Videos
  186. Simple Encryption You Can Do On Paper
  187. Mind-Controlled Flamethrower
  188. Testing 3D Printed Worm Gears
  189. Play Your Favorite Nokia Game On The Raspberry Pi Pico
  190. Simple GUI Menus in Micropython
  191. The Coffee Must Flow: Replacing A Spent Lithium Cell In A Coffee Machine
  192. Guitar with Hot-Swappable Pickups Lights Our Fire
  193. DIN Rails for… Everything
  194. The Mysterious Wobble of Muons
  195. 3D-Printed Desiccant Container Exploits Infill
  196. The Russian Woodpecker: Official Bird of the Cold War Nests in Giant Antenna
  197. Original Game Boy Powered Up with GBA Motherboard
  198. Smallest Discrete Transistor 555 Timer
  199. Sinclair BASIC for Today
  200. The Laser Power Record Has Been Broken
  201. Four Servo Fingers Play Simon Better Than You Ever Could
  202. Tetris For Game Boy Gets Online Multiplayer
  203. TrueTape64 Is A PC Interface For Your C64 Datasette
  204. The ARMv9 ISA, And What It Can Do For You
  205. Embedded Rust Hack Chat
  206. Apple AirTag Spills Its Secrets
  207. South Australia vs. Too Much Home Solar
  208. Building An Oxygen Concentrator: It Isn’t Rocket Science
  209. Mobile Electronics Workstation Has it All in a Small Package
  210. PHP Gets A Demoscene Engine Of Its Very Own
  211. Ello is A Tiny Computer With A C — Interpreter?
  212. Hackaday Links: May 9, 2021
  213. Artwork Spans Fifty Years of Display Technology
  214. Air-Assist Analysis Reveals Most Effective — and Quietest — Methods
  215. Polyphony On A Tiny Scale
  216. Fix Your Nokia’s White Screen Of Death
  217. A MIDI Controller — From A Twister Mat?
  218. Calibrating a VNA The Proper Way
  219. Finally An Inexpensive Route To Digital Radio Listening
  220. Leap Motion Controls Hands with No Glove
  221. MIT’s Hair-Brushing Robot Untangles Difficult Robotics Problem
  222. Using CanoPy to Visualize the CAN Bus
  223. Reinventing the Wheel
  224. Automate Your Poultry With CoopCommand
  225. A Dutch City Gets A €600,000 Fine for WiFi Tracking
  226. This POV Clock Combines a Nixie with a Pendulum
  227. The Fine Structure Constant in a Blink
  228. K’nex Pinball Machine is a Playable Work of Art
  229. A Trip Down the Vacuum Clamping Rabbit Hole
  230. Homemade Metal Band Saw
  231. How To Build A Turbo Car The Cheap, 90s Way
  232. Hackaday Podcast 117: Chiptunes in an RCA Plug, an Arduino Floppy Drive, $50 CNC, and Wireless Switches
  233. Improved Graphics-to-Drawing Tablet Conversion
  234. This Week in Security: BYOVD, Spectre Vx, More Octal Headaches, and ExifTool
  235. Pocket Sized Wii Sets the Bar for Portable Builds
  236. Auto Strummer Can Plectrum the Whole Flat-Strumming Spectrum
  237. Shake Up Your Magic 8-Ball with GIFs
  238. Finding Dark Ships via Satellite
  239. Adding MQTT To A Solar Powered PIR Light
  240. Coffee Stirrers Act as Lens for This Digital Straw Camera
  241. Building A Robotic Band To Make Up For Lack Of Practice
  242. SpaceX Drops the Ball on Catching Fairings
  243. Hacker Spends a Few Cycles Upgrading an Under-Desk Bike
  244. Ask Hackaday: If Aliens Came By, Would We Even Notice?
  245. Putting an Ultra-Tiny Linux Board in a Phone Charger…Eventually
  246. The Keyboard You Really Don’t Need Or Want
  247. VME Reverse Engineering
  248. Learn Engineering Concepts With Some Cool Animations
  249. A Wireless Speaker Pair From Dead Earbuds
  250. A DIY Enclosed Motorcycle To Keep You Dry In The Rain
  251. Using Docker to Sail Through Open-Source Xilinx FPGA Development
  252. Julius Sumner Miller Made Physics Fun for Everyone
  253. 3D Printed Camera Crane For The Workshop
  254. The Soviet RBMK Reactor: 35 Years After The Chernobyl Disaster
  255. Modified Microwave Cures Resin Parts With Style
  256. RCA Plug Plays Sixteen-Minute Chiptune Piece, All by Itself
  257. Lego Wheels And Tracks Benchmarked For Your Pleasure
  258. AVR Bare Metal with Lisp
  259. Prioritising Mechanical Multiplexer
  260. Robotic Gripper From A Squishy Ball
  261. Synth Gains Plug and Play Analog MUX
  262. Linux Fu: Mixing Bash and Python
  263. New Contest: Reinvented Retro
  264. Feel What The Temperature Is Like Outside Without Leaving Your Bed
  265. TypeMatrix EZ-Reach 2030 is Better Than Your Laptop Keyboard
  266. Soviet Super 8 Camera Hides Raspberry Pi Zero
  267. Enjoy an ASCII Version of Star Wars in the Palm of Your Hand for May the 4th
  268. Guitar Hero Robot Actually Shreds
  269. Silicon Carbide Chips can go to Hell
  270. ECG Project With All the Messy Safety Details
  271. Hoverboard Turned Heavy Duty Remote Control Rover
  272. Teaching a USBasp Programmer to Speak TPI
  273. After Years of Uncertainty, Stratolaunch Flies Again
  274. Open-Source Oxygen Hack Chat
  275. I2C Paper Tape Reader is Not What You Think
  276. Genetically Modified Mosquitos: Biohacking for Disease Prevention
  277. Commodore 64 Emulator in VR Delivers a Full 80s Experience
  278. Keep Livestock from Razing Your Field with an Overgrazing Shield
  279. Soundbar Bested by Virtual Android Bluetooth Sniffer
  280. Active Suspension On A DIY Racing Car
  281. Hackaday Links: May 2, 2021
  282. Reverse Engineering Self-Powered Wireless Switches
  283. The Amiga 2000 You Always Wanted
  284. Ingenuity Completes Fourth Flight on Mars, Gets a New Mission
  285. An Epic Quest to Put More Music on an iPod Nano 3G
  286. Pool Temperature Monitor Mollifies Fortunate but Frustrated Children
  287. Two-Player PVC Racing Rig Plays Daytona USA
  288. Coffee Cupping is a Grind — Spectroscopy Could Brew Better Beans
  289. This Bunny Reminds Toddlers That It’s Night Time
  290. Winners of Hackaday’s Data Loggin’ Contest: Bluetooth Gardening, Counting Cups, and Predicting Rainfall
  291. Could Seven Gamers Play Quake on Just One 1996 SGI Machine?
  292. If You Can Measure It, You Must Display It
  293. 3D Printer Control Board Packs a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4
  294. Apple-Picking Robot Stems From Labor Shortage
  295. Modding A Casio W800-H With A Countdown Timer
  296. VGA Graphics Card in 74xx Logic

April 2021

  1. Look Out Below! China’s Heavy-Lift Rocket Due for Uncontrolled Reentry Within Days
  2. An LED Heartbeat Display You Can Wear On Your Sleeve
  3. Homemade EDM Machine Moves from Prototype to Production
  4. Mice Develop Inside an Artificial Womb
  5. Hackaday Podcast 116: Three DIY Lab Instruments, Two Tickers, and a MicroCar
  6. Airports Are Now AirBNBs for Honeybees
  7. This Week in Security: Dan Kaminsky, Banned from Kernel Development, Ransomware, And The Pentagon’s IPv4 Addresses
  8. Looks Like a Pi Zero, Is Actually an ESP32 Development Board
  9. An Arduino With A Floppy Drive
  10. This DIY Split-Flap Display Does Both Time and Weather
  11. Shipping a CRT: Lessons Learned
  12. An Attempt At 3D Printing A Hybrid Rocket Engine
  13. RGB LED Rings Teach Old Dash New Tricks
  14. A $50 CNC
  15. Wireless MicroPython Programming with Thonny
  16. ASCII Schematic Diagrams
  17. Solar And Wind Could Help Support Ethiopia’s Grand Dam Project
  18. Print Your Own Wireless 2.1 Speaker System
  19. RC Ekranoplan Uses LIDAR to Fly In Ground Effect
  20. Measuring an Atom
  21. Open Source Pizza Compass Will Show You the Way
  22. Alone, But Not Lonely: Remembering Astronaut Michael Collins
  23. Winners of Hackaday’s Earth Day Contest: Solar LIC, Auto-Return Parafoil, & Water Flowmeter
  24. Lamps Double As Secret Surround Sound Speakers
  25. Clever Gas Mixer Gets Just the Right Blend for Homebrew Laser Tubes
  26. VCF Swap Meet Takes Step Back To Move Forward
  27. Grinding Coffee Beans the Machine Shop Way
  28. Exploring the World of Nintendo 3DS Homebrew
  29. CubeSat for Under $1000?
  30. Run Out Of GPIO On Your Pi? Don’t Despair!
  31. Boat Anchor Nixie Clock Plays the Cold Warrior Role Convincingly
  32. DIY Grader Box + Rocks = No Need for Shocks
  33. Supersized Van de Graaff Generator Packs a Punch
  34. How Best To Get Your Project On Hackaday
  35. Helicopter is Full of Compressed Air
  36. Ask Hackaday: Why Make Modular Hardware?
  37. Paper Pi Is an Ergonomic Cyberdeck Meant for Thumbs
  38. Review: Sequre SQ-D60 Temperature Controlled Soldering Iron
  39. Texture Adds Stiffness to 3D Parts
  40. The Evil Crow is Ready To Cause Some RF Mayhem
  41. Logic Flows, Literally, in this Water Adder
  42. Retrotechtacular: Renewable Energy, 1948 Edition
  43. Where We’re Going, We Don’t Need Keycaps
  44. Pneumatic Can Crusher Awaits Your Command
  45. Indian Makers Respond To The COVID-19 Pandemic By Producing Oxygen Concentrators
  46. Linux Fu: A Little Bit of (Network) History Repeating Itself
  47. Disney Imagineering’s “Project Kiwi” Bears Groot
  48. Blocking Out The Sun: Viable Climate Countermeasure Or Absolute Madness?
  49. Build an ESP32 Stock Ticker To Watch Your GME Gains
  50. 3D-Printed Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope Measures Microns
  51. Keep In Touch With Grandma, With This Lo-Tech Interface
  52. Small Open Source Vehicle Hacking Platform
  53. Hackaday Links: April 25, 2021
  54. Arduino MKR Makes Nespresso Monitoring Easy
  55. An ESP32 Development Board For Sailors
  56. Forth Module the Size of a Stick of Gum
  57. Fertilizing Plants With A Custom 3D-Printed Pump
  58. 7000 RPM on a 3D-Printed Gearbox
  59. [Ken Shirriff] Picks Apart Mystery Chip from Twitter Photo
  60. Was Novell’s NE2000 Really That Bad?
  61. A Modern Mac Using An Ancient Mac Display
  62. Virtual Reality Experiment Tricks Your Feet Into Walking While Sitting Down
  63. Clay Pot MP3 Player Whipped Up With The Freedom-K64F
  64. Fail Of The Week: Mistaking Units for Values
  65. Hack the Cloud!
  66. Taking Reverse Engineering to the Skies: Cheap Drone Gets PX4 Autopilot
  67. WSPR May Hold The Key To MH370 Final Position
  68. Building A Gas-Powered Pressure Washer
  69. Debug ARM Virtually
  70. Modding A Hot Wheels Car Into A Radio Controlled Drift Weapon
  71. Ooohhh, That Smell: Arduino Monitors Air Quality
  72. Pi-Based Spectrometer Puts the Complexity in the Software
  73. “Paper” Bottles For Your Fizzy Drinks (And Bottle Rockets)
  74. Hackaday Podcast 115: AI is Bad at Linux Terminal, Puppeting Pico in Python, 3D Scanning Comes Up Short
  75. An Anamorphic Lens Adapter For Very Pretty Video
  76. This Week in Security: NAME:WRECK, Signal Hacks Back, Updates, and More
  77. This ESP8266 Dev Board Has A Surprising Story Behind It
  78. Stepper Motor Analyzer Reveals All
  79. Visual Raspberry Pi with Node-Red and TensorFlow
  80. Make Your Own Variable Inductor
  81. Heating A Home With Sunlight… And Water
  82. Turn On Your Lights With A Wave Of A Magic Wand
  83. LibreVNA Is A Quality Open Hardware Vector Network Analyser
  84. Hands-On With PineCube: An Open IP Camera Begging for Better Kernel Support
  85. Woofer-Based Parts Cleaner Bounces to the Beat
  86. The Fascinating World of Fasciation
  87. TR-109 Raspberry Picorder 2 Really Nails The Star Trek Aesthetic
  88. Faux Stained Glass Effect, With 3D Printing and Epoxy
  89. Gorgeous 6502 Celebrates Craftsmanship of the Early Homebrewers
  90. Compute Like it is 1975: 6th Edition Unix Reborn
  91. Build Your Own Bluetooth Notification Ticker
  92. A Hot-Swappable Battery Grip Keeps The Camera Rolling
  93. Ferrofluid Dances in Custom Bluetooth Speaker
  94. Hacking an Air Assist for the Ortur Laser
  95. BMW Pushing Hard For Solid-State Battery Tech; Plans Demo By 2025
  96. Auto Ball Launcher Will Be Your Dog’s New Best Friend
  97. ISO 8601: Ending the Date Wars and Confusing Everyone Equally
  98. Mythbusting Tidal’s MQA Format – How Does It Measure Up?
  99. Easy USB‑C Power For All Your Devices
  100. Battery Analyzer Puts Alkaline Cells to the Test
  101. A Useful Macro Pad For Microsoft Teams
  102. No-Nixie Nixie Clock
  103. You Won’t Believe How Much Tech is Hiding in this Desk
  104. Camera Hack Peels Back Layers of Embedded Linux
  105. What to Expect From 3D Scanning, And How To Work With It
  106. Incandescent 7-Segment Displays Are Awesome
  107. A Look At The Most Aerodynamic Cars Ever Built
  108. LED Hack Teaches DJI Mini 2 Drone New Tricks
  109. AI Makes Linux Do What You Mean, Not What You Say
  110. Adjustable, Piston-Damped Hammer
  111. Inside a DEC Hard Drive
  112. Smart Pet Feeder Is Well Engineered
  113. Large Format Lego Camera is a Bit Near-Sighted
  114. A Superheterodyne Receiver with a 74xx Twist
  115. The Wright Stuff: First Powered Flight on Mars Is a Success
  116. AVR Reverse Engineering Hack Chat
  117. 8-Bit Computer Addresses LEDs
  118. Space Propulsion: Separating Fact From Science Fiction
  119. Power Supply uses Thin Form Factor
  120. PiStorm Brings Modern Muscle To The Amiga
  121. DIY Wireless Serial Adapter Speaks (True) RS-232
  122. Exploring Op Amp Loading
  123. Hackaday Links: April 18, 2021
  124. Shapeshifting Streetlights Are The Future We Want To Live In
  125. This Pineapple Keyboard is the Bomb
  126. Bridging the PC and Embedded Worlds with Pico and Python
  127. Toggle Switch Puzzle Boggles the Mind, Opens the Box
  128. Heads Up: Smart Glass Multimeter
  129. DOS Gaming PC Gets Necessary Updates
  130. Guide to Mastering OpenSCAD Costs Roughly the Same as OpenSCAD
  131. Pedaling Away Under The Cover Of Your Desk
  132. Kitchen Bump Bar Plays Doom Between Orders
  133. A HALO of LEDs for Every Ear
  134. Junkbox Confidential
  135. E.T. Video Game Gets Re-Imagined in 10 Lines of BASIC
  136. Replacing an ESP8266 Clone with the Real Thing
  137. Three Ways to Detect the Silver Ball
  138. The Imperfect Bipolar Transistor
  139. Ambitious Spot Welder Really Pushes the Amps
  140. The Beat Goes On With this ESP32 Page Turner
  141. New Whitest Paint Might Help Fight Climate Change
  142. The False Alarm That Nearly Sparked Nuclear War
  143. Hackaday Podcast 114: Eye is Watching You, Alien Art, CNC Chainsaw, and the Galvie Flu
  144. Unmasking the Identity of an Unusual Nintendo DS
  145. This Week in Security: Pwn2own, Zoom Zero Day, Clubhouse Data, and an FBI Hacking Spree
  146. Detergent DRM Defeated on Diminutive Dishwasher
  147. DOOM on a Bootloader Is the Ultimate Cheat Code
  148. Tightly Packed Raspberry Pi Tricorder Impresses
  149. 3D Animation for All Thanks to Google AI
  150. Programming PALs in 2021
  151. Virtual Reality Gloves Aim To Improve Interactivity
  152. Heavy Metal Cyberdeck Has an Eye Towards Expansion
  153. The $50 Ham: A Simple WSPR Beacon
  154. Portrait of a Digital Weapon
  155. Crew Dragon’s Short Hop Begins the Era of Valet Parking at the ISS
  156. 3D Printing A Long Range Nerf Blaster
  157. WiFive55: More Than a Smart 555 Replacement
  158. A Faux BBS Gets Software On To Your Vintage Machines
  159. Morrowind Rebooted The Original Xbox Without You Ever Noticing
  160. Remote Controlled Car Gets Active Suspension
  161. Logic Chip Teardown From Early 1990s IBM ES/9000 Mainframe
  162. SV Seeker Is Recycling Batteries
  163. History of Closed Captions: The Analog Era
  164. You Need an Automated Overhead Camera Assistant
  165. Magna Announces Simple Drive Solution For Electric Pickup Trucks
  166. Gaming With 1 Horsepower Of Rumble Feedback
  167. Sanity Check your Engines with this Dynamometer
  168. A Lot of Effort for a Pi Laptop
  169. Treatment Triggers Teeth to Thrive
  170. Garage Door Controller Gets The IoT Treatment
  171. Homebrew RISC-V Computer Has Beauty and Brains
  172. Removable Extruder Pulls Out the Stops on Features
  173. Teardown: Linkimals Musical Moose
  174. New HackadayU Classes: Antenna Basics, Raspberry Pi Pico, and Designing Complex Geometry
  175. BEAM-Powered, Ball-Flinging Beam Has Us Beaming
  176. Weren’t We supposed To Live In Plastic Houses In The Future?
  177. An RP2040 Board Designed For Machine Learning
  178. Alien Art Drawn with Surprisingly Simple Math
  179. Imaging The past With Time-Travel Rephotography
  180. Why Pendulums Sync Up, And Other Mysteries Explained
  181. Space Shuttle Program: 40th Anniversary of the First Launch of Columbia
  182. Queen Victoria’s Secret (Teletype and COSMAC Elf)
  183. Eyecam is Watching You in Between Blinks
  184. Zinc Fever: A Look at the Risks of Working with Hot Metal
  185. Inside Smart Meters Hack Chat
  186. Sixty Years Ago Today: Yuri Gagarin Becomes The First Human In Space
  187. MicroLEDs: Lighting The Way To A Solid OLED Competitor
  188. Exhuming an Ancient Game From a Government Warehouse
  189. Playing the Interview Game
  190. High Current Measurement Probe For Oscilloscopes
  191. LED Brightness Adjustment Uses Itself as Sensor
  192. Hackaday Links: April 11, 2021
  193. Solar Stevenson Screen for Smart Sprinkler
  194. Keep Coffee Warm Through Induction Heating
  195. The Dynamotor Simplified
  196. A Fresh E-Ink Newspaper Delivered Every Morning
  197. New Part Day: Espressif ESP32-C6 Includes WiFi 6 and a RISC-V Core
  198. Learn Multirotors From First Principles
  199. Camera Zero Looks Cool, Runs Cool
  200. Scratch-Built Robot Arm Looks Like Something Off the Factory Floor
  201. Coffee Table Railroad Flips to Hide the Fun
  202. Antique Map of Paris With Modern Tech
  203. Orphaned IoT Sleep Tracker Resurrected as an Air Quality Monitor
  204. The Last Days of the Wild West
  205. Newest PlayStation Exploit Skips the Disc
  206. Dynamic Build Platforms for 3D Printers Remove Supports and Save Material
  207. NASA’s Lucy Stretches Its Wings Ahead of Trojan Trek
  208. Kerbal Space Program Goes to the Movies in Stowaway
  209. Engineering the Less Boring Way
  210. Laser-Cut Solder Masks from Business Cards
  211. Uplink System For High-Altitude Balloons
  212. Hamster Goes on Virtual Journey
  213. Linux Fu: Shell Script File Embedding
  214. Hackaday Podcast 113: Python Switching to Match, a Magnetic Dyno, a Flying Dino, and a Spinning Sequencer
  215. Is It A Lawnmower? Is It an RPi IRC Server? It’s Both!
  216. This Week in Security: The Facebook Leak, The YouTube Leak, and File Type Confusion
  217. Taking a Peek Inside the Newest Echo Show 10
  218. Stepper Motors Quick and Simple
  219. Three-Piece Cyberdeck Plays the Role of Military Computer That Never Was
  220. Hacking the Classroom
  221. Someone Get This Minimalist Wooden PC a Martini
  222. An Open Source Smart Watch You’d Actually Wear
  223. CNC Chainsaw
  224. Electric Vehicle 1900’s Style: New Leases on Old Tech
  225. 18650 Brings ESP8266 WiFi Repeater Along For The Ride
  226. Code Your Own Twitch Chat Controls For Robots — Or Just About Anything Else!
  227. Compute Module 4 NAS With Custom Carrier Board
  228. Big Clive Hacks LED Bulbs with OpenSCAD
  229. Fun While It Lasted, Falcon 9 Telemetry Now Encrypted
  230. Hydraulics Made Simple
  231. Shoot Above the Waves on This E-Foil Made from a Rifle Case
  232. Harmonic Drive Uses Compliant Mechanism to Slim Down
  233. The Simplest Wind Turbine Is The Most Satisfying
  234. Field Guide to Shipping Containers
  235. Diving into the Details of Keyboard Interfaces at the Gate-Level
  236. Review: What On Earth Is An Electromagnetic Radiation Tester And Why Would I Need One?
  237. AN ESP32 Walkie-Talkie, For Those Spy Radio Moments
  238. Soviet Axe Restoration: Replace or Repair?
  239. Fan-tastic Misuse of Raspberry Pi GPIO
  240. Forgotten Tech — Self Driving Cars
  241. This Custom Dynamometer Is A Stirling Example of Homebrewing
  242. ISS Astronaut Shows off SpaceX’s Stylish Spacesuit
  243. Raspberry Pi Spigot Puts Digits of Pi on Tap
  244. Mercedes Split Turbo Was a Game Changer In Formula 1
  245. Bring A Hack Is Back this Thursday!
  246. Open Source Electric Vehicle Charging
  247. Death Of The Turing Test In An Age Of Successful AIs
  248. Flight of the Pterothopter: A Jurassic-Inspired Ornithopter
  249. You Otter Be Able to Stream that Audio: Open Hardware Eclipses Chromecast Audio
  250. Arduino Plots Your Portrait With Style
  251. Portable Telescope Rolls Anywhere
  252. TCam-Mini: Adding Wireless To Flir Lepton Thermal Imaging Sensors
  253. Totally Useless Coffee Dispenser is Anything But
  254. Music Production Studio in a Box
  255. Spacing Out: StarShip Explodes (Again), Passenger Space Flight, Space Bugs, Astronaut Bone, and Martian Water
  256. Haptics Hack Chat with Nanoport Technology
  257. Solid Tips for Casting Colored Silicone Tires
  258. AI Upscaling and the Future of Content Delivery
  259. Giant Nintendo Switch Is Actually Playable
  260. Honey, I Shrunk the Arduino Core
  261. Decoding S/PDIF With A Microcontroller Brings A Few Headaches
  262. A Magnetic Field Strength Meter Using An Arduino
  263. Hackaday Links: April 4, 2021
  264. Pocket Cheat Sheets for Electronics
  265. A Big Ship Chop Shop On The Georgia Coast
  266. Cheat at Cornhole with a Bazillion-Dollar Robot
  267. Color-Changing Sutures Detect Infection
  268. Hiding Behind The Silkscreen: The Carolinacon 2021 Badge Has A Secret
  269. 3D Printer as Robot: The Functograph
  270. Satellite Ground Station Upcycles Trash
  271. Ford and HP Teamed Up to Drive Down Plastic Waste
  272. Reverse Engineering Silicon, One Transistor at a Time
  273. This Vintage LED Matrix Lives in a Gold Bathtub
  274. When the Right Tool is Wrong
  275. You Can Now Build Your Own Glowing LED D20 (with a Whopping 2,400 LEDs)
  276. Playing Snake On A PCB!
  277. Finger Bend Is A Textile Flex Sensor You Can Sew At Home
  278. FreeCAD Takes Off With a Rocket Design Workbench
  279. Adjustable, Low-Impact Keeb is About as Comfortable as It Gets
  280. Micro Quadcopter Designed In OpenSCAD
  281. Smashed Amiga 2000 Gets New Lease On Life
  282. Python Will Soon Support Switch Statements
  283. Hackaday Podcast 112: We Have an NFT, Racing a Möbius Strip, and Syncing Video with OpenCV and Blender
  284. Electric Window Motor Becomes Mini Chainsaw
  285. This Week in Security: Ubiquity Update, PHP Backdoor, And Netmask
  286. Ultrasonic Sonar Detects Hidden Objects
  287. Slimming The Raspberry Pi Pico With a Hacksaw
  288. Over-Engineered Incandescent Numerical Display Shows Great Workmanship
  289. Vintage Spectrometer Gets Modern Interface Upgrade
  290. Sixteen Channel Retro Rotary Fader
  291. Off-The-Shelf Parts Make A Tidy Heater For Resin Printer
  292. Flashpen Is A High Fidelity Pen Input Device
  293. NFTs Are The Hope For A New Tomorrow!
  294. Extinguish Squeaks 24/7 with Refillable WD-40
  295. Hackaday Forced Into Light Mode
  296. Mining Bitcoin On The Nintendo Game Boy
  297. JIT vs. AM: Is Additive Manufacturing the Cure to Fragile Supply Chains?
  298. Haptic Feedback For FPS Games Relies on OpenCV
  299. One Bit CPU Runs at a Blistering 60Hz

March 2021

  1. Scratch-Built CO2 Laser Tube Kicks Off a Laser Cutter Build
  2. Classic Triumph Gets A Modern Digital Dash
  3. Spinning Up a Water Cooled 3D Printed Stirling Engine
  4. Direct Memory Access: Data Transfer Without Micro-Management
  5. Scanimate Analog Video Synths Produced Oceans of Motion Graphics
  6. The Difference Between 4WD and AWD
  7. Web Tool Cranks Up The Power on DJI’s FPV Drone
  8. Boston Dynamics Stretch Robot Trades Lab Coat For Work Uniform
  9. Sawblade Turned Beyblade Looks Painful To Tangle With
  10. Wires vs Words — PCB Routing in Python
  11. Custom Built 12-Port A/V Switch Keeps CRT Well Fed
  12. Pneumatic Actuator Made Out Of Lasercut Plastic
  13. A Floppy Controller For The Raspberry Pi
  14. Hershey Fonts: Not Chocolate, the Origin of Vector Lettering
  15. The Word Clock You Can Feel
  16. Google Calls It Quits With VR, But Cardboard Lives On
  17. High-End Case Mods To A PlayStation 5
  18. Putting Perseverance Rover’s View Into Satellite View Context
  19. The Sixtyforgan Proves That Church Organs Are Definitely Chiptune
  20. Moving Things with Electricity
  21. Oh Brother, Would You Look at This Cistercian Clock
  22. Put the Perfect Point on Your Tungstens with this Die Grinder Attachment
  23. Bluetooth PS3 Controllers Modernize the Nintendo GameCube
  24. A Few of My Favorite Things: Pens
  25. Physics of Lightning Hack Chat
  26. An AI-Free Way to Catch Wildlife on Camera
  27. Wet Country Wireless; How The British Weather Killed A Billion Pound Tech Company
  28. The Vibrating Reed Inverter: Possibly The Simplest Inverter You Can Make
  29. NVMe Boot Finally Comes to The Pi Compute Module 4
  30. Triton AR Headset Blends Stock and Printed Parts
  31. Should Have Used a Vacuum Tube 555
  32. Hackaday Links: March 28, 2021
  33. Code Talkers: Programming with Voice
  34. A Deep Dive into E-Ink Tag Hacking
  35. A Practical Electric Motorcycle, Made From A Motorcycling Classic
  36. Building the Dolphin Emulator in Ubuntu on a Nintendo Switch
  37. To Lovers of Small Boxes: a 3D Printable Design Just for You
  38. Super Mario Sunburn Mod Shines Up a GameCube Favorite
  39. An Ancient 8 Inch Floppy, With A PC
  40. Image Sensors Demystified by [IMSAI Guy]
  41. Homebrew 68K Micro-ATX Computer Runs Its Own OS
  42. Archery Release Becomes Reusable Balloon Cutdown Mechanism
  43. Putting Your Time In
  44. Don’t Fret Over the Ukulele
  45. Virtual Reality With A Dash of Live Shakespeare
  46. Raspberry Pi Zero Beams Back Video from 100,000 Feet
  47. Move Over Cesium Clock, Optical Clocks are Taking Over
  48. Skid Steer Robot Chassis Takes a Beating
  49. Nixie Shot Timer Adds Useful Elegance to Espresso Machine
  50. Real Time Object Detection for $59
  51. Bare-Metal STM32: Please Mind The Interrupt Event
  52. Hackaday Podcast 111: 3D Graphics are Ultrasonic, Lobotomizing Alexa, 3D-Printing Leaky Rockets, and Gaming the Font System
  53. Serial Silicone Molding
  54. This Week in Security: XcodeSpy, Insecure SMS, and Partial Redactions
  55. USB Comes to the ESP32
  56. Undocumented x86 Instructions Allow Microcode Access
  57. Data Blaster Is A Hip RPi Cyberdeck
  58. Speaker is Fully 3D Printed
  59. Earth Day Challenge: A Better Way to Wrangle Water
  60. Vibration Isolation Helps Improve FPV Video Feed
  61. CNC Scroll Saw Add-On Cuts Beautiful Wooden Spirals
  62. The $50 Ham: WSPR-ing Around the World
  63. The Future’s so Bright, You Gotta Wear Arduglasses
  64. How Fast is the Universe Expanding? The Riddle of Two Values for the Hubble Constant
  65. 3D Printed Wobbly Wheels Put Through Their Paces
  66. To Kill A Blockchain, Add Naughty Stuff To It?
  67. A Raspberry Pi Tablet, With A DSI Screen
  68. PCTG Filament Has Interesting Properties
  69. Coil Winding Machine Makes it Easy
  70. A Simple but Effective High-Flow Oxygen Concentrator from Hardware Store Parts
  71. 30-Year-Old Macintosh SE/30 Gets a Brand New Logic Board
  72. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Prepare?
  73. Removing Supervisor Passwords and Learning Python
  74. How The LIGO Observatory Detects Gravitational Waves
  75. Open Source Motion Controller for DIY Drones
  76. South Korean Mapping Satellite Reaches Orbit
  77. Traffic Jam In The Suez Canal; Container Ship Run Aground
  78. DIY I2C Tester
  79. 3D Printed Vortex Cooled Rocket Needs To Stop Leaking
  80. A Mobius Strip Track For Superconductor Levitation
  81. Hacking the Ortur Laser with Spoil Board, Z-Height, and Air Assist
  82. Fire at Renesas Plant Fuels Chip Supply Woes
  83. Digital PlayStation 3 Purchases May Only Live As Long As Your PRAM Battery Without Sony Servers
  84. Hey Google, is My Heart Still Beating?
  85. Machine Learning Current Sensor Snoops on MCUs
  86. A Crash Course on Sniffing Bluetooth Low Energy
  87. A Hi-Fi Speaker from some Foil and Magnets
  88. An Entire Game Inside of a Font
  89. Build-It-Yourself LC Meter
  90. Amazon Echo Gets Open Source Brain Transplant
  91. Lightweight OS For Any Platform
  92. A Lockdown Brightened By A Library Of Vintage Usborne Books
  93. MIDI All the Things Hack Chat
  94. Read Your Movies as Automatically Generated Comic Books
  95. How Laser Headlights Work
  96. Cursed USB-C: When Plug Orientation Matters
  97. Bringing Some Coulter To The Bench: Measuring Tiny Particles With Nanopore Sensing
  98. PCB Reflow with a PCB
  99. WebSerial: Browser Based Development For Your Boards and Electronic Badges
  100. Hackaday Links: March 21, 2021
  101. Arduino CLI for I/O Pin Testing
  102. Retrotechtacular: Manufacturing Philco Germanium Transistors
  103. Arduino and FPGA Done Differently
  104. Flip-Dots Enter the Realm of Fine Art
  105. The Long Journey Ahead for Linux on Apple Silicon
  106. Video Ram Transplant Doubles RTX 3070 Memory to 16 GB
  107. Arduino Serial vs SerialUSB
  108. A Handy Reference for Display Drivers and LCD Controllers
  109. Reproducing a Reproducer: Servicing a Cylinder Phonograph in the Year 2021
  110. A Milky Way Photo Twelve Years in the Making
  111. Machinist’s Accuracy vs. Woodworker’s Precision
  112. Get a Better Look at E3D’s Tool-changing 3D Printer Kit
  113. Negative Reinforcement: Drill Bits Edition
  114. Planetary Escape (-Room in a Box)
  115. A Technical (But Not Too Technical) Explanation of Landing Perseverance Rover On Mars
  116. Robot Arm Achieves Amazing Accuracy With Just Servos
  117. Clock-of-Clocks Adds Light-Pipe Hands for Beauty and Function
  118. Homebrew Grain Synth Has A Rad Step Sequencer
  119. Retrotechtacular: CT2, When Receiving Mobile Phone Calls Wasn’t A Priority
  120. Hackaday Podcast 110: One Unicode to Rule Them, Hacking Focus Stacking, Virtual Typing, and Zombie Weather Channel
  121. Surf’s Up, A Styrofoam Ball Rides the Waves to Create a Volumetric Display
  122. This Week in Security: Spectre in the Browser, Be Careful What you Clone, and Hackintosh
  123. Interfacing The Dreamcast Controller With Just An Arduino
  124. High Speed Flight In A Homebrew FPV Cockpit
  125. Wireless 360 Controllers Now On The Dreamcast
  126. An Algorithm for Art: Thread Portraits
  127. Industrial-Grade Storage Built With Laser-Cut Steel
  128. Wooden You Love to Build a Ribbon Microphone?
  129. LEGO Lunar Lander Animatronic Movie Released
  130. Getting Started With FreeRTOS And ChibiOS
  131. Visualise ESC Problems With LEDs
  132. New Part Day: Onion Tau LiDAR Camera
  133. Tether Tames Temperamental Typing
  134. Minimal UART Computer
  135. Phasors in LTSpice
  136. DIY B-Movie Robot is A-OK
  137. Cassette Lamp Is A Throwback To The Pencil-Winding Glory Days
  138. Running 57 Threads At Once On The Arduino Uno
  139. Science Officer…Scan for Elephants!
  140. The Devil is in the Details For This Open Air Laser
  141. Unicode: On Building The One Character Set To Rule Them All
  142. Experimenting With 3D Printed Rocket Nozzles
  143. Hacking a Digital Microscope Camera for Fun and Automated PCB Inspection
  144. Dreamcast Controller Adapter Even Works With Mice
  145. Custom Components in LTSpice
  146. Prototyping A Turbojet Engine In The Home Shop
  147. Bone Vibration Brings Typing into VR
  148. Raspberry Pi Cosmic Ray Detector
  149. Inputs of Interest: Marsback M1 is a Portable Party Peripheral
  150. Mini Hygrometer Packs e-Paper Display
  151. Design Solutions For The Heat Crisis In Cities Around The World
  152. Jet Powered Go Kart Built With RC Gear
  153. The Raspberry Pi Pico As An SDR Receiver
  154. Raspberry Pi Pico ADC Characterized
  155. PlayStation Unlocked with New Software Hack
  156. Resilient AI Drone Packs it all in Under 250 Grams
  157. Guitar Effects With No (Unwanted) Delay
  158. Retro Recreations Hack Chat with Tube Time
  159. There’s a Fungus Among Us that Absorbs Sound and Does Much More
  160. Cricut Decides to Charge Rent for People to Fully Use the Cutting Machines They Already Own
  161. Injecting Bugs with an Electric Flyswatter
  162. Rocket Lab Plans Larger Neutron Rocket For 2024
  163. Photorender your 3D Models
  164. Custom Dummy Load With Data Logging
  165. Reverse Engineering The Weather Channel’s Magic
  166. You Too Can Be A Railroad Baron!
  167. Hackaday Links: March 14, 2021
  168. How to Cobble a Wobble Disk Roaster Together
  169. Rare Diode Threatens Coast Guard’s Arctic Ambitions
  170. An Infrared-Activated Solder Fume Extraction Fan
  171. Your Plants Can Take Care of Themselves Now
  172. An Anti-Tamper Mesh Plugin for KiCad
  173. Web Pages (and More) via Shortwave
  174. It’s Not A Computer If It Doesn’t Have A Cartridge Slot
  175. Networked Nightlights Glow Together
  176. 3D-Printed Press-Forming Tools Dos and Don’ts
  177. Putting the Magic Smoke Back in a Cooked Scooter
  178. Balanced Design and How to Know When to Quit Optimizing
  179. Time’s Almost Up For The FrankenFMs: The Impending Switchoff of Analog TV
  180. Motorcycle Needs Custom Latching Switches for Turn Signals
  181. Battery of the Future, Now Buildable Yourself
  182. A Discrete Logic Word Clock
  183. A Different Kind of 3D Printer: Desktop Holograms
  184. Scratch-Built Rolling Tool Cabinet is a Metalworking Skill-Builder
  185. Keep Cool With This Open Source AVR Fan Controller
  186. RIP Lou Ottens, Developer Of The Compact Cassette And More
  187. Historical Hackers: Hero Builds Vending Machines
  188. Hackaday Podcast 109: Cars that Suck, a Synth Packed with 555s, X-ray Letter Reading, and Pecking at a PS/2 Keyboard
  189. DIY Telescope Courtesy of IKEA
  190. This Week in Security: APT Targeting Researchers, and Someone Watching All the Cameras
  191. E-Ink Laptop, First Steps
  192. Growing the World’s Largest Snowflake
  193. Raspberry Pi Hitches a Ride in a 1989 BMW Dashboard
  194. Getting On the Air With a 10-Minute-ish Ham Transmitter
  195. Building An LED Etch-A-Sketch
  196. NRF52 Weather Station Gives Forecast with Style
  197. Decoding the PS/2 Keyboard Protocol Using Good Old Fashioned Hardware
  198. Rex Wasn’t Really a PDA, It was the First Great Digital Rolodex
  199. 3D Printer Air Compressor is a Wankel
  200. Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Favourite Build Tool? Can Make Ever Be Usurped?
  201. Monitor SpaceX Rocket Launches With Software-Defined Radio
  202. Drone Boat Sails Seattle
  203. Playing Youtube Videos At Incredibly Low Resolution on LEDs
  204. Boxes.py Has Your Lasercut Box Needs Covered
  205. Cyberdeck Running On Apple Silicon, Though An A12 Not An M1
  206. Supersized Weather Station Uses Antique Analog Meters
  207. 3D Printed Lenticular Lens Makes 3D Display
  208. Allan McDonald’s Legacy And The Ethics Of Decision-Making
  209. Perlin Noise Helps Make Trippy Typographic Art
  210. Our Curious Relationship With Caffeine
  211. High-Altitude Balloon Tracker Does Landing Prediction with Pi Pico
  212. ESP8266-Powered Receipt Printer Puts RESTful API on Dead Trees
  213. Put More Scoot in Yer Scooter
  214. Laser Focus Made Easier with IR Filter
  215. DIY Furnace Smelts Magnetite Sand Into an Impressive Chef’s Knife
  216. Got Oxygen? Future Mars Missions are Relying on the MOXIE of Perseverance
  217. Roomba Gets Alexa Support with an ESP8266 Stowaway
  218. Amazing STARGᐰTE with DHD and Infinity Mirror Wormhole
  219. Credit for Clever Corner Clamp
  220. Teardown: Go Warmer USB Rechargeable Hand Heater
  221. Peek Into This Synth’s Great Design (And Abandoned Features)
  222. Full DIY: A UNIX Clone On TTL
  223. Arduino Micro Pushes Animal Crossing’s Buttons
  224. Laser Zap That Mosquito
  225. One Ring Light to Fool Them All into Thinking You’re Well-Rested
  226. A Soyuz Space Clock Replica
  227. Framed PONG is Picture Perfect
  228. What Can A $30 USB Spectrum Analyser Do For Me?
  229. Decapping Components Hack Chat with John McMaster
  230. A Scientist Made an Artificial Black Hole in the Lab, and You Won’t Believe What Happened Next
  231. Sea Level: How Do We Measure Global Ocean Levels and Do Rising Oceans Change that Benchmark?
  232. 3D Printing 90° Overhangs With Non-Planar Slicing
  233. AVR Configurable Custom Logic as a Frequency Divider at 4x Chip’s Clock Speed
  234. A Tiny Tube Amp For Not A Lot
  235. Head Lamp Gives Glowing Creature Comforts
  236. Hackaday Links: March 7, 2021
  237. The B-2 Bomber: Those Who Forget History Are Doomed To Reverse Engineer It
  238. Give Your Smart Home a Green Thumb with MQTT
  239. This Dual Extrusion System Rocks
  240. The Digital Radio Era (Partially) Ends In Ireland
  241. Tetris on Split-Flap Go Brrr
  242. Is That A Cat Or Not?
  243. The IEEE Builds a Smart Watch
  244. Waterjet-Cut Precision Pastry
  245. X-Ray Defeats Letterlocking — Unfolds and Reads Letter Sealed Since 1697
  246. NASA’s Perseverance Rover Makes Its First Martian Tracks
  247. 99% Inspiration, 99% Perspiration, and 99% Collaboration
  248. Lost a Lightweight Quadcopter? Here Are The Best Ways To Find It
  249. Print Chess Pieces, then Defeat the Chess-Playing Printer
  250. buttonpusher Automates Animal Crossing Tasks
  251. Explore the Cosmos with this DIY Digital Telescope
  252. Open-DIP Surgery Cuts Retro Chips Down to Size
  253. Get Apple to Track Your Bluetooth Devices For You
  254. Eyesight Guardian Polices Your Poor Pupils
  255. The Rise And Fall Of The Fan Car
  256. Hackaday Podcast 108: Eulogizing Daft Punk Helmets, Bitcoin Feeling the Heat, Squeezing Soft Robots, and Motorizing Ice Skates
  257. Elegant and Portable DIY Nightlight Becomes a Fixture for Hacker’s Kids
  258. This Week in Security: Text Rendering on Windows, GNU Poke, and Bitsquatting
  259. A New Open-Source Farming Robot Takes Shape
  260. Magnetic Angle Sensor Mods Make Encoder Better for Blasting
  261. RetroArch Open Hardware Aims for Plug-and-Play
  262. Smart Lid Spies On Sourdough Starter, Sends Data Wirelessly
  263. Homebrew Espresso Machine Has Closed-Loop Control
  264. Inspire Dev Kit Drops Price Of MSLA Printer To Just $30
  265. Serene Snowdecahedrons
  266. We’re Cloning Animals From the “Frozen Zoo”; Like A Seed Bank But For Animals
  267. Can Plants Bend Light to Their Self-Preserving Will?
  268. Arduboy FX Mod-Chip: Now You’re Playing with Power
  269. Volumetric OLED Display Shows Bladerunner Vibe, Curious Screen Tech
  270. 2:3 Scale VT100 is a Perfect Pairing for PDP-8/I Replica
  271. Retrotechtacular: Philips Factory Tour, circa 1930s
  272. Fueling with Ammonia
  273. Generator Runs On Natural Gas With Field Expedient Tip
  274. A Sympathetic Nail Violin
  275. Complicated and Useless Cancel Each Other Out
  276. What Uses More Power Than Argentina But Doesn’t Dance The Tango?
  277. Liquid Lite Brite Robot
  278. Using Phase Change Materials For Energy Storage
  279. Attack of the Flying 18650s
  280. Free to Good Home: FPGA Supercharged Audio/Video Synthesizer
  281. The 70s Are Calling to Shed Some Light
  282. Circuit Impedance Calculations Without Cumbersome Simulations
  283. Cycling Cadence Display With ESP32
  284. 3D-Printed Macro Pad Ditches the PCB With Slick Wiring Guides
  285. Wireless, Low Power E-Ink Weather Gadget
  286. Rube Goldberg’s Least Complicated Invention Was His Cartooning Career
  287. New Contest: Data Loggin’
  288. Fixing The Only Thing That’s Slow About Grand Theft Auto V
  289. An Homage To Daft Punk In Fan-Made Helmets Through The Years.
  290. Don’t Tase Me, Keeb!
  291. A FLIR One Pro Sees Again, Thanks To Some Nifty Soldering
  292. Lowering The Electricity Bill By Mining Cryptocurrency
  293. Open Source CAM Software In The Browser
  294. Machining a Honing Jig Will Keep Skills Sharp
  295. Shredding The Ice With Powered Skates
  296. Street-Legalize Your Ebike With A Magnet
  297. World’s First eVTOL Airport Will Land This November
  298. Putting Lasers to Work Hack Chat
  299. There’s Only One Way To Play A Star Wars Game
  300. Wind Turbines and Ice: How They’re Tailored for Specific Climates
  301. Electroplating 3D Printed Parts for Great Strength
  302. SVG To Gerber, Without The Pain
  303. Tim Hunkin Rides Again With The Secret Life Of Components
  304. Reliable Frequency Reference from GPS
  305. Hackaday Links: February 28, 2021

February 2021

  1. BGA Soldering and Inspection
  2. Hidden TV-Out On The Nintendo DS Lite
  3. Fail of the Week: How not to Build a Filament Extruder
  4. Nissan’s Office Pod Concept is a Productivity Paradise on Wheels
  5. OnShape to Robot Models Made Easier
  6. How to Monitor Blood Pressure Without Raising It
  7. A PCB for a Quarter?
  8. Pool Noodle Robot Shines A Light On The Pros and Cons Of Soft Robots
  9. Circle Full of LEDs Becomes a Clock
  10. Exploring The Open Source That Really Goes Into A RISC-V Chip
  11. Printing Yoda Heads: Re-Makers Riffing!
  12. A Very Modern Tube Headphone Amplifier
  13. Sounding the Humble LED
  14. Bottle Filler Perfectly Tops Your Cup
  15. The Famous Basic Computer Games Book Gets a 2021 Update
  16. 3D Printed Printing Press Turns You into Gutenberg
  17. Spectrogram Drawing For Fun And Coding
  18. This Week in Security: Mysterious Mac Malware, An Elegant VMware RCE, and a JSON Mess
  19. Hackaday Podcast 107: FTDI Plays Music, LED Dimming Ain’t Easy, Measuring Poop Calories, and Sketchy Laser Cutters
  20. Bad Week for Boeing: Reports of Third Engine Failure Causes Emergency Landing in Moscow
  21. Modified 3D Printer Makes A Great Microscope, Too
  22. Should I Use Wheels Or Tracks?
  23. DIY All-Transistor Addressable Pixel
  24. Homebrew Metrology the CERN Way
  25. Tired of Popcorn? Roast Coffee Instead
  26. Oddball x86 Instructions
  27. “MORPH” LED Ball is a There-Is-No-Spoon, Reality-Bending Art Installation
  28. Electric Airboat For Getting You Across Thin Ice
  29. Demonstrating The Mars Rover Pendulum Problem With A Drone On Earth
  30. 3D Printering: To Print Stainless, You Do Half the Work
  31. Fry’s Electronics Has Fizzled Out Completely
  32. May (No Longer) Contain Hackers: MCH 2021 Has Been Cancelled
  33. What If I Never Make Version Two?
  34. Turn An Ender 3 Into A Belt 3D Printer Of Your Very Own
  35. DIY USB-C Touch Monitor Is All Polished Brass
  36. Micro:bit Makes Cardboard Pinball More Legit
  37. Robotic Pool Cue Can Be Your Friend Or Your Foe
  38. Motor-Driven Movement Modernizes POV Toy
  39. Hacking a Non-Dimmable LED Fixture
  40. Taking A Capacitor Microphone To The Next Level
  41. Real-Time OS Basics: Picking The Right RTOS When You Need One
  42. Deleting The Camshafts From A Miata Engine
  43. Increasing the Resolution of the Electrical Grid
  44. 30 FPS Flip-Dot Display Uses Cool Capacitor Trick
  45. Audio Out Over A UART With An FTDI USB-To-TRS Cable
  46. Retro Dreamcast Rhythm Game Controller Built From Scratch
  47. Capstan Winch Central to This All-Band Adjustable Dipole Antenna
  48. dodowDIY Is A Homebrew Sleep Aid
  49. Ben Krasnow Measures Human Calorie Consumption By Collecting The “Output”
  50. Plasma Discharges Show You Where the Radiation Is
  51. Paul Taylor Opened the Lines of Telecommunication for the Hearing-Impaired
  52. Useful Build Tips For Making LED Panel Frames
  53. Hands on With the Ortur Laser Cutter
  54. Lighted Raspberry Pico Stream Deck is Easy as Pi
  55. Pelton Turbine Development For An Air Powered Model Helicopter
  56. LED Spectrum Visualizer Driven By Raspberry Pi
  57. 3D Print a PCB the Hard Way
  58. How To Design a Custom Generator Interlock Plate
  59. Stunning Footage of Perseverance Landing on Mars
  60. PVC Pipes Play “Popcorn” Perfectly
  61. Flapping Wings And The Science Of How Bees Can Fly
  62. DIY Neuroscience Hack Chat
  63. Improving Cheap Ball Screws
  64. A Brief History of Viruses
  65. Slick Web Oscilloscope is Ready in a Flash (Literally)
  66. Mastering The Tricky Job of Soldering SMA Connectors
  67. How Tiny Can A Microcontroller Dev Board Be!
  68. Beautiful and Bouncy RGB LED Skirt Reacts to Movement
  69. Hackaday Links: February 21, 2021
  70. Python Settles Bet About Best Strategy in Children’s Board Game
  71. Inside an Oscillator with [Ken Shirriff]
  72. Volumetric 3D Television Is Here!
  73. Apple II Talks to 3D Printer With a Little Modern help
  74. This Slimline Word Clock Uses Laser Etching to Keep Things Simple
  75. It’s Noodles All the Way Down: Ramen comes to 3D Printer Support
  76. How Did The Nintendo Virtual Boy Work?
  77. Vintage Calculator Design Shows Just How Much We Take for Granted Today
  78. A Look at The “Risky” Tech in NASA’s Martian Helicopter
  79. Google-Inspired USB-PD Sniffer for the DIY Crowd
  80. It Ain’t Broke, But Should I Fix It?
  81. Stochastic Markov Beats
  82. Launching an Open Source Keyboard; System76 has Published Their Design Files
  83. Writing Pretty Flux Patterns To Old Floppy Disks
  84. 3D Print Your Next Antenna
  85. Homebrew Doorknob Caps for High-Voltage Fun
  86. 12-Note Polyphony On An Arduino Synth
  87. Plotter uses Dual Disks
  88. Practical Sensors: The Many Ways We Measure Heat Electronically
  89. Hackaday Podcast 106: Connector Kerfuffle, Tuning Fork Time, Spinach Contact Prints, and Tesla’s Permanent Memory
  90. Custom Inlaid Retro Keycaps: Clay is the Way
  91. This Week in Security: ISNs, Patch Tuesday, and Clubhouse
  92. The Raspberry Pi Pico Can’t Run Linux. But It Can Run Fuzix.
  93. A Smart Way to Wire Smart Switches
  94. A Nerf Gun Upgrade
  95. An E-Book Reader, But Just For Haiku
  96. Slim Sypherdeck Skips the Keyboard, Packs x86 CPU
  97. Laser Galvos and an ESP32 Recreate Old-School Asteroids
  98. Dynamic Macro Keyboard Controls All the Things
  99. A Brief History of Optical Communication
  100. Coding A Dynamic Menu For Character LCDs on Arduino
  101. NASA Selects SpaceX to Launch Lunar Gateway
  102. Custom 3D Printed Vitamins are Just a Few Clicks Away
  103. Internet of Clams
  104. PS2 Gets Integrated HDMI
  105. DIY Bread Slice Paper Goes Against the Grain
  106. Building Replica Amigas to Preserve Digital Artwork
  107. A 3D Printed Camera Arm For Great 3D Print Timelapses
  108. Cosmic Ray Flips Bit, Assists Mario 64 Speedrunner
  109. James West Began 40 Years at Bell Labs with World-Changing Microphone Tech
  110. Ender V2 Layer Shift Problem Rectified With Cooling
  111. Minimal MQTT with Micropython
  112. This Stackable Pi Portable is Ready to Rumble
  113. Custom Firmware For IKEA’s ORSALA Lamp
  114. Arduino Announces Board Based On Raspberry Silicon
  115. Software Challenge’s Solution Shows Reverse Engineering in Action
  116. Hackaday Links: February 16, 2021
  117. Making a Toothbrush From Scratch, Right Down To The Bristles
  118. Using MIDI to Solve a Keyboard Shortcut Problem
  119. Trouble With The Texas Power Grid as Cold Weather Boosts Demand, Knocks Out Generators
  120. New Contest: Earth Day Challenge
  121. A Hydraulic Bench Vise, Made On The Bench
  122. BASIC: Cross-Platform Software Hacking Then And Now
  123. Continuous Excitation Piano Machine Looks Nervous, Sounds Grand
  124. Manned Electric Helicopter With 7 Tail Rotors
  125. Listening In On Muscles With The BioAmp EMG Pill
  126. The Tube Map, In Glorious 8-Bit!
  127. dRehmFlight: Customizable Flight Stabilisation For Your Weird Flying Contraptions
  128. A Volume Control From A VCR Drum
  129. Racing Game Crashes Into Its Next Life as a Sound Bender
  130. Signal Conditioning Hack Chat this Wednesday
  131. The Rotary-X Engine is a Revolution in Thermodynamics
  132. Print-in-Place Connectors Aim to Make Wiring Easier
  133. Ghidra Used to Patch Fahrenheit Into An Air Quality Meter
  134. Machine Learning Helps You Track Your Internet Misery Index
  135. The First Hacker Camp To Show up on Google Maps
  136. FreeTouchDeck Upgrades Its Hardware and Its Name: ESP32 Touchdown
  137. How to Bake Brownies With A Perfect Glossy Skin
  138. Stray Cat Shelter is Nicer Than Our First Apartment
  139. Truck Bed Liners Improve 3D Prints
  140. Legacy Digital Photos, With a Side of Murphy’s Law
  141. RFID Music Player Gets The Whole House Pumping
  142. Can You Code Without Google?
  143. Spinach Photo Prints
  144. Express Your Love with Candy and Engineering
  145. Making Printed Food More Palatable for Those Who Need It
  146. Open Source: It’s the Little Things
  147. Experiment With SFP Modules With This Handy Breakout
  148. Tuning Fork Keeps This Throwback Digital Clock Ticking
  149. Everything Old is New Again: Another 6502 Board is Born
  150. MIT Prints Robots with Lasers
  151. Your Own 11.2 GHz Radio Telescope
  152. IKEA Shelf Becomes Kid Friendly MP3 Player
  153. VGA Without The Hassle, From Your PlayStation One
  154. Europa Decision Delivers Crushing Blow to NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS)
  155. Hackaday Podcast 105: 486 Doom on FPGA, How Thick is Your Filament, Raspberry Pi Speaks Android Auto, and We’re Headed to Mars
  156. Building a Half Toy Half Model Tank Robot
  157. This Week in Security: Morse Code Malware, Literal and Figurative Watering Holes, and More
  158. Bitbanged DVI On A Raspberry Pi RP2040 Microcontroller
  159. PCB Mods Silence Voltage Warnings on the Pi 4
  160. GME-Tracking Rocketship For The Diamond-Handed Traders
  161. Nanotube Yarn Makes Strong Bionic Muscles
  162. PC Overclocking with an Air Conditioner
  163. Vacuum Forming Key Cap Covers Doesn’t Quite Work Out
  164. AOI By DIY
  165. Linux Fu: Serial Untethered
  166. Tiny Motors Enable Experimental Piano Performance
  167. Tesla Recalls Cars With eMMC Failures, Calls Part a ‘Wear Item’
  168. Phishing With Morse Code
  169. Restored Dreamcast is a SEGA Fan’s Dream Come True
  170. a Hair-Raising Twist on Infinity Mirrors
  171. 1938 Radio Has Awesome Dial
  172. Tonewheels Warble in This Organ-Inspired Musical Instrument
  173. 3D Printed Turbocharger Boosts Pulsejet Performance
  174. Simple Slide Whistle Gets a MIDI Makeover
  175. The $50 Ham: Digital Modes with WSJT-X
  176. Basic in 10 Lines or Less
  177. Would You Like Fries With Your Insect Burger, Ma’am?
  178. Android 10 Ported to the Nintendo Switch
  179. 3D Printer? Laser Cutter? CNC? Yes, Please
  180. An Out-Of-This-World Opportunity; Become An ESA Astronaut
  181. 3D Printer Makes Ham Antenna Portable
  182. Stay Focused with this Distraction Free Cyberdeck
  183. Reverse Engineering USB Protocols on a Function Generator
  184. Some Tips for Monetizing Work in Open Source
  185. The Modding, Restoration, and Demise of a $3M Analog Computer
  186. 3D Printed Butterfly Valve Helps Automate Fume Extraction
  187. Teardown: Bug Zapper Bulb
  188. Interfacing a Z80 CPU With the Raspberry Pi
  189. Cyberattack on Florida City’s Water Supply
  190. This Joy-Con Grip Steers Its Way To Sweaty Victory
  191. Building a Cheap Kubernetes Cluster From Old Laptops
  192. Recreating the Mac SE Logic Board
  193. VESA Arm Turned Low-Cost Overhead Camera Rig
  194. A Modern Homage To The TIL311 Display
  195. Getting Ready for Mars: The Seven Minutes of Terror
  196. Finishing Your Projects Hack Chat with Zack Freedman
  197. Hands-On: The RISC-V ESP32-C3 Will Be Your New ESP8266
  198. This Classy but Chaotic Gear Clock Keeps You Guessing
  199. The Bright Side of the Moon Lamp: It’s Any Colour You Like
  200. When Is Apple Beige Not Apple Beige?
  201. These Plastic Pavers Are Earth Savers
  202. Hackaday Links: February 7, 2021
  203. Holding A Mirror Up In Front Of GNU/Linux
  204. Simple Sensor Makes Filament Measurements a Snap
  205. An ESP Will Read Your Meter For You
  206. Ice40 Runs DOOM
  207. Sensing Danger with Spinach
  208. GBA Gets Homebrew USB Charging Upgrade
  209. The Future of Hydrogen Power… is Paste?
  210. PCB Bath Comes from Russia with Love
  211. Cap-Gun Lighter Built From Scratch
  212. Super Mario Original Sound Tracks Get High Quality Remaster Thanks To Gigaleak
  213. The Right Tools for the Job
  214. Proto-TV Tech Lies Behind This POV Clock
  215. Open-Source Thermostat Won’t Anger Your Landlord
  216. Building A Continuously Variable Transmission With Lego
  217. Sequencing DNA for Metagenomics
  218. Custom Ignition For A Citroën Mehari
  219. LoRa Messenger Does its Best BlackBerry Impression
  220. Raspberry Pi Takes Over Volvo’s Integrated LCD
  221. Using Your Phone as a Microscope on the Electronics Workbench
  222. Hackaday Podcast 104: Delicous AI, DVD Scanning Microscope, and Battery-Friendly Microcontroller Designs
  223. Arduboy Gets Even Smaller With New Nano Edition
  224. This Week in Security: Perl.com, The Great Suspender, And Google’s Solution
  225. Motor Controller Reverse Engineering Releases Smoke
  226. Hands On with the Voltera V-One PCB Printer
  227. Cooking Eggs With Hand Warmers
  228. Hacking Hardware Bitcoin Wallets: Extracting The Cryptographic Seed From a Trezor
  229. Bike Wheel Light Flashes Just Right
  230. Twisted Tea Launcher Refreshes at 104 MPH
  231. Reverse-Engineering an Elevator Control Panel Results in Clicky Goodness
  232. Feeling the KiCad 6 Electricity
  233. Mechanical Seven-Segment Display, Smaller and Better Than the Original
  234. Sewage Maceration Is As Gross As It Sounds
  235. Zoom Out of the Classroom with a Mushroom Button
  236. A Four-Year-Old Event Badge Makes An Environmental Sensor
  237. A Not-So-Alarming Clock
  238. Retrotechtacular: Design for Assembly, 1980s-Style
  239. Driving Upside Down With An RC Fan Car
  240. Orphaned Gimbal Gets Second Chance to Fly
  241. Brilliant Brick Prototyping
  242. The Bus That’s Not A Bus: The Joys Of Hacking PCI Express
  243. Transmit Your Gaze to This Fiber Optic LED Lamp
  244. Machine Learning in the Kitchen Makes for Tasty Mashup Desserts
  245. A USB-PD Laptop Conversion In Extreme Detail.
  246. Manual Pick and Place Turntable Makes Board Assembly Easier
  247. Youngster’s ESP32 Jukebox uses RFID to Queue Tunes
  248. Building a 60s Toy the Way it Should Have Been
  249. Arducam Now Working With the RPi Pico
  250. AM/FM Radio Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
  251. Building An Ultrasonic Levitation Rig
  252. Learn Bil Herd’s DIY Surface Mount Assembly Process
  253. Simple 3D Printed Seven-Segment Displays
  254. 3D Printering: Why Aren’t Enclosures Easier?
  255. “Alexa, Stop Listening to Me or I’ll Cut Your Ears Off”
  256. DVD Optics Power This Scanning Laser Microscope
  257. Upgrading the Batteries In A BMW i3
  258. This Isn’t Your Father’s Yellow Card
  259. Upgrading An Old MIG Welder Wire Feeder With Arduino
  260. Handy Tool Drains 18650 Cells So You Don’t Have To
  261. All The Best Computers From Cambridge Boot To Basic
  262. It Costs WHAT?! A Sounding Into Hearing Aids
  263. Mechanical Timekeeping Hack Chat with Clickspring
  264. Electric Candle Replaces Flame with Plasma
  265. Sirius XM Satellite Failure a Reminder that Space is Risky (And That Satellite Insurance is a Thing)
  266. Electronic Embroidery Birthday Card is a Celebration of Skills
  267. 13,000 Regular Expressions Make An Editor’s Life Easier
  268. Bugatti Concept Car Shows 3D Printed Strength
  269. Dazzling Desktop Dodecahedron
  270. Hackaday Links: January 31, 2021

January 2021

  1. Serial Studio: Easily Visualise And Log Serial Data
  2. OpenCV And Depth Camera Spots Weeds
  3. Old Gas Meter gets Smart with the ESP8266
  4. This Hot Air Gun Is Either A Work Of Genius Or Lethal, We Can’t Decide
  5. Mystery Box Gives Up Its Patented Secrets
  6. 3D Printing a Full Scale Fiberglass Speedboat
  7. Master Video Call Control Panel is Made of PCBs
  8. Scrappy: Drag Racing Bush Plane
  9. A Heat Reclaimer For Your Woodstove; The One Thing It’s Not Is Cool
  10. Nissan Gives Up root Shell Thanks to Hacked USB Drive
  11. Run the Math, or Try it Out?
  12. An Op-Amp From The Ground Up
  13. USB-C Charging on Your ThinkPad, One Step at a Time
  14. Giant DIY Mouse Sets the Ball Free
  15. SOUL Wants to Process Your Audio
  16. Add An Extra 8GB of VRAM To Your 2070
  17. Adding Remote Control To An Old Stereo
  18. Proofing Press Proves DIY is A-OK
  19. Why Blobs Are Important, And Why You Should Care
  20. Hackaday Podcast 103: Antennas for Everyone, a Clock Made of Chains, Magic Eye Tubes, and a Little Google Bashing
  21. The Last Few Analogue TV Stations In North America
  22. This Week in Security: Sudo, Database Breaches, and Ransomware
  23. Fire In The Palm Of Your Hand
  24. A Look At The Interesting RP2040 Peripheral, Those PIOs
  25. This Negative Reinforcement Keyboard May Shock You
  26. Controlling A Quadcopter With One Dead Motor
  27. Randonaut Device Tells You Where To Be And When
  28. A Physical Front Panel for Oscilloscope Software
  29. Modded Robot Vacuum Can Whistle While it Works
  30. Swine of the Times: Pig-to-Human Organ Transplants on Track for 2021
  31. Logic Meter Aims to Make Hobby Electronics Troubleshooting Easier
  32. Google Loon’s Internet Balloons Come Back To Earth After A Decade In The Stratosphere
  33. A Look at How Nintendo Mastered Dual Screens
  34. Open Source CubeSats Ease The Pain Of Building Your Own
  35. LED Hourglass Moves Like the Real Thing
  36. Goodbye 2020 Contest Winners Announced
  37. Apple Watch Gets Custom Transparent Case
  38. Decoding NOAA Satellite Images in Python
  39. 3D Printing an Ion Propulsion System
  40. Sony’s Electric Car Now Road Testing In Austria
  41. Raspberry Pi Zero Powers Spotify Streaming iPod
  42. Before Google, There was the Reference Librarian
  43. Chain Link Clock Drags Time Along
  44. Reconstructing Data From A Corrupt Apple ][ Floppy Disk
  45. Arduino Learns the Martial Arts with Nunchucks Input Device
  46. How to Keep Your Head Warm with a Skirt
  47. Dreaming of a Transparent (PCB) Christmas
  48. Chasing Down Bad Caps to Save a Troubled PSU
  49. How Does a Circuit Breaker Break?
  50. Cable Mechanism Maths: Designing Against the Capstan Equation
  51. Linear Pong Loses a Dimension but Remains Challenging
  52. What’s the Deal with Chromium on Linux? Google At Odds with Package Maintainers
  53. 3D Printed Box Gets Bigger
  54. Custom Bite Sensor Replaces Keyboard Expression Pedal
  55. Steam Engine Replica from LEGO
  56. Avoiding PCB Crosstalk
  57. How To Run Alternative Batteries On The DJI Mavic Mini
  58. Buzzer does Input and Output
  59. NASA Challenge Offers Prizes for Sprouting Astronaut Food Systems
  60. The Politics of Supersonic Flight: the Concord(e)
  61. ESP32-S2 and RP2040 Hack Chat with Adafruit
  62. Lenticular Lens Makes Things Invisible
  63. Failed Test Could Further Delay NASA’s Troubled SLS Rocket
  64. Repairing 200+ Raspberry Pis for a Good Cause
  65. Hide and Seek AI Shows Emergent Tool Use
  66. No More Cows: Iconic 1990s Download Site Finally Shuttered By Tucows
  67. What Makes A Good Antenna?
  68. Hackaday Links: January 24, 2021
  69. Physically Huge SD Card Technically Has Some Benefits
  70. Collapsible Pattern Projector is a Bright Idea
  71. Your NES Classic Mini Controller, On Your Desktop Computer
  72. A Big Set Of Logic Gates For Teaching The Basics
  73. An Alternator Powered Electric Bicycle Gives Rotor Magnetic Field Insight
  74. When Appliance Hackers Hit the Music Scene
  75. Naming Names
  76. OpenSCAD Prints Woodworking Aid
  77. Obstacle Climbing Rover Built With The Power Of Lego
  78. A Deep Dive into the Chemistry of Retrobright
  79. New Parts, New Hacks
  80. Low Cost Metal 3D Printing by Electrochemistry
  81. Two-Key Keyboard Build Log Starts Small, But Thinks Big
  82. A Computer in Your Pocket, 1980s Style
  83. Do Androids Search for Cosmic Rays?
  84. Casio F-91W, Going Dark
  85. ESP32 Inkplate Gives Kindle Displays a Second Chance
  86. mouSTer Brings USB to Retro Computers
  87. Meet the Magic Eye Vacuum Tube
  88. Hackaday Podcast 102: Raspberry Pi Microcontroller, Microphone Killswitch, and a 45-Degree 3D-Printer
  89. Porting Firefox To Apple Silicon: Tales From The Trenches
  90. This Week in Security: OpenWRT, Favicons, and Steganographia
  91. AMD’s Threadripper Is The Beating, Heating Heart Of “Most Powerful” DIY Laptop
  92. Fixing nRF24L01+ Modules Without Going (Too) Insane
  93. Game Boy Replica Built In Brass
  94. The US Air Force Wants Your 3D Scanner Ideas
  95. Keeping An Eye On The Water Heater Pilot Light
  96. Making Silicone Molds – Big Ones!
  97. Inflatable Hospital Isolation Wards
  98. A Few Of My Favorite Things: Amateur Radio
  99. Third Time’s the Charm for this Capable Cyberdeck
  100. Getting Closer to Metal 3D Printing
  101. The Sony ScopeMan, Possibly The Best Product They Never Made
  102. Raspberry Pi Enters Microcontroller Game with $4 Pico
  103. 3D Printed Pi Arcade is an Emulation Horn of Plenty
  104. A One-Transistor Ham Transmitter Anyone Can Build
  105. Oscilloscope Learns How to Speak Japanese, and VGA
  106. Multi-Channel Battery Monitor Aces First Sea Trial
  107. Automated Balcony Shade Uses NFC
  108. The Origin of Cut, Copy, and Paste
  109. DIY HEPA Fan Clears the Stale Office Air
  110. Blue Pill Vs Black Pill: Transitioning From STM32F103 To STM32F411
  111. 3D Printed Gesture-Controlled Robot Arm is a Ton of Tutorials
  112. Scanner Snooping Uncovers Focus Farce
  113. The (Probably) Most Thoroughly Commented Linker Script For The SAM D21 MCU
  114. Cura Plugin Offers Custom Support
  115. Pen Plotter Draws Maps Directly on the Wall
  116. Homebrew Relay Computer Looks Like it Could Be a Commercial Product
  117. Remoticon Video: Learning the Basics of Software-Defined Radio (SDR)
  118. A New Era of Spacecraft Delivers Science On Time
  119. ExpressLRS: Open Source, Low Latency, Long Range RC Protocol
  120. The $50 Ham: A Cheap Antenna for the HF Bands
  121. Start Your New Career In Robot Dance Choreography
  122. Mavic Mini Gets Custom Clear Case
  123. Apple II Prints Off The Breaking News
  124. Q Multiplier — Er… Multiplies Q
  125. Solar Safety Bag Lights Up the Night, Charges Your Phone
  126. Retrofitting USB-C to an iPod Nano
  127. Handheld Farkle Really Sparkles
  128. Pandemic Chip Shortages Are Shutting Down Automotive Production
  129. Movie Magic Hack Chat
  130. Robotic Fish Swarm Together Using Cameras and LEDs
  131. TV Detector Vans Once Prowled The Streets Of England
  132. A Miniature VT102 Running A Miniature PDP11
  133. On-Air Sign Helps Keep Your Broadcasts G-Rated
  134. LEDs From Dubai: The Royal Lights You Can’t Buy
  135. AT Keyboard Becomes Child’s Speaking Toy
  136. Hackaday Links: January 17, 2021
  137. Unknown Quantum Effect Makes Insulator Oscillate
  138. TRS-80 Model 100 Gets 64-Bit CPU and a Very Wide LCD
  139. AI Learns To Drive Trackmania
  140. Serving The Feline Masters: A Chair To Follow The Sunny Spot
  141. Arduino Wannabe Should Have Used a 555. Oh Wait, It Does.
  142. RGB Glasses Built From PCBs
  143. DIY LEGO Record Cleaner is Revolutionary
  144. 3D Printing Without Support Material Thanks To An Additional Axis
  145. Interference Patterns Harnessed for Optical Logic Gates
  146. USB-C Programmable Power Supply For Any Project
  147. Hackability Matters
  148. TV Turned Automatic Etch a Sketch with Raspberry Pi
  149. Doing WiFi With Software Defined Radio
  150. Lego Tank Fires Soccer Ball Cannon
  151. Manual Antenna Tuner Shows How Homebrewing is Done
  152. Extensive Modification of DSLR Includes High Quality Audio
  153. You’re Going To Flip Out Over This Rocket League RC Car
  154. A Surefire Way To Make Masks
  155. Circuit VR: Even More Op Amps
  156. Hackaday Podcast 101: Lasering and Milling Absolutely Everything
  157. Civil Defense Disco Ball Rocks Ground Zero
  158. This Week in Security: Ubiquiti, Nissan, Zyxel, and Dovecot
  159. Programmable Filament for Multicolor Printing
  160. A 136 Euro Pulse Jet For Some No-Firework Lockdown Fun
  161. Dynamic Map of Italy on a PCB
  162. Beam Dump Makes Sure Your Laser Path is Safely Terminated
  163. ESP32 Soil Monitors Tap Into Ultra-Low Power Mode
  164. OpenCV Spreads Smart Camera Joy To See Ideas Come To Life
  165. Basics Of Remote Cellular Access: Connecting Via VPN
  166. RISC-V Comes to the BeagleBoard Ecosystem with Upcoming Beagle V SBC
  167. 3D Printing Air Filter System Does a Lot
  168. Teardown: Tap Trapper
  169. Is Your Echo Flex Listening?
  170. Reachy The Open Source Robot Says Bonjour
  171. Handheld Slayer Exciter Wand Makes For Easy High Voltage Magic
  172. Stepping Down Voltage with Reliability
  173. Hacking a 3D Pen for Better Performance
  174. Hex Matrix Clock Does It With Six Sides
  175. Remoticon Video: Pigweed Brings Embedded Unit Testing, Library Integration to Commandline
  176. Making A Kid-Friendly Computer As A Present: Or How To Be The Cool Aunt At Christmas
  177. Sand Plotter Built With 3D Printer Parts
  178. NVMe Blurs The Lines Between Memory And Storage
  179. Custom Coil Lets Mouse Charge Without Wires
  180. It isn’t Rocket Science — Wait, Maybe it is
  181. Smart Power Delivery For Long LED Strips
  182. Extremely simple Tesla Coil with only 3 Components
  183. Vertical Mill Completes Scrapyard Lathe Build
  184. Remote Control Robot Deals Dominoes
  185. Visualizing Ionizing Radiation With DIY Plastic Scintillators
  186. Death of the Serial Squid: When do you Give Up?
  187. HackadayU Announces Rhino, Mech Eng, and AVR Classes During Winter Session
  188. Baby Yoda Becomes Personable Robot
  189. Spacing Out: Launch Successes And Failures, Next Stop Mars, Rocket Catching, & Space Stations
  190. 3D Printing in Five Axes Makes the World Flat
  191. Make Room For A New Arduino Competitor – With Native Brainf*ck!
  192. 3D Printed Pi Laptop Honors The Iconic GRiD Compass
  193. Growing Opals In The Lab
  194. Starlink Satellite Dish X-Rayed to Unlock RF Magic Inside
  195. Dangerous Greeting Cards You Probably Shouldn’t Send Anyone
  196. TabFS Makes Your Browser a File System
  197. Ask Hackaday: What’s in Your Fastener Bin?
  198. Plant Communication Hack Chat
  199. Bringing Modern Control To An Old Radio
  200. The V-Bomber Ejector Seat Controversy
  201. Laser Blasts Out High-Quality PCBs
  202. Retro Terminals Bring Some Style to Your Desktop
  203. Circuit Sculpture Vibration Sensor
  204. Wooden Cassette Tape Is a Veneer Stackup Seeking a few Good Walkmen
  205. Hackaday Links: January 10, 2021
  206. ESP8266 Socket is a Snap-Fit, Breadboard-Friendly Wonder
  207. Cyberpunk Mazda MX-5 Packs Onboard Cyberdeck
  208. Knockoff Kapton Nearly Sinks DIY Flex PCB Project
  209. Turning a Waffle Iron into a Reflow Station
  210. Careful Drilling Keeps Stadia From Listening In
  211. Lego Heist Bot Steals Keys
  212. South Korea Blankets Country with Free WiFi On All Public Transit
  213. Industrial Stack Light Keeps an Eye on Prusa Mini
  214. Six Degrees of Freedom Omnicopter With Ardupilot
  215. AVR Microcontroller Doubles Up as a Switching Regulator
  216. The Shell and the Microcontroller
  217. New Part Day: Espressif ESP32-S3
  218. Micromachining Glass with a Laser — Very, Very Slowly
  219. Replacement LED light build uses a few tricks
  220. Learning To Speak Peloton
  221. Helping Hands, Reinvented
  222. Old Kindle Shows HDMI Video, Eventually
  223. Remoticon Video: Basics of RF Emissions Debugging Workshop
  224. Bare-Metal STM32: Universal, Asynchronous Communication With UARTs
  225. Hackaday Podcast 100: Arduino Plays CDs, Virtual Reality in the 60s, and Magical Linear Actuators
  226. Solid Oak Arcade Cabinet: When Particle Board Won’t Do
  227. This Week in Security: Android Bluetooth RCE, Windows VMs, and HTTPS Everywhere
  228. FISHBOT Reels Them In So You Don’t Have To
  229. The Amiga 1000, Still Receiving New Peripherals 35 Years Later
  230. Party Canoe Lights Up The Water
  231. Companies Have New Take on Old Energy Storage Tech
  232. DIY Laser Tag System Comes With All The Bells And Whistles
  233. Building a Pocket Sized Python Playground
  234. Hands-Free Page Turning
  235. Active Camouflage Material Shows Promise at Hiding From Infrared or Visual Detection
  236. Rhythm Game Controller Can’t Be Beat
  237. The Day the Russians and Americans Met 135 Miles Up
  238. A Wi-Fi Enabled Dog!
  239. GPS Guided Parachutes For High Altitude Balloons
  240. A Tubular Fairy Tale You Control with Your Phone
  241. Turning a CMM Into A 3D Printer
  242. Electric Puzzle Board Lets You Assemble Circuits With Ease
  243. Automating Your Car With a Spare Fob and an ESP8266
  244. Powered Exoskeletons In Rough Terrain: An Interesting Aspect Of The Chang’e 5 Recovery Mission
  245. You Got Something On Your Processor Bus: The Joys Of Hacking ISA And PCI
  246. Bad Idea for Desoldering Actually Might be Pretty Smart
  247. Amazon’s Custom T-Shirt May Rub You the Wrong Way
  248. Heat Turns 3D Printer Filament into Springs
  249. Custom Controller makes Turbomolecular Pump Suck
  250. Xbox Controller Mod Gets Serious About Stick Drift
  251. AI on the Highway
  252. Burned out SKR E3 Mini Gets New Stepper Driver
  253. The Last Component Storage System You’d Ever Need
  254. Remoticon Video: Meta_Processing Is a Mashup of Text and Block Programming
  255. Inputs of Interest: DecaTxt Ultra-Portable Chording Keyboard
  256. New Micro YARH.IO Designed for Skilled Operators
  257. Review: Pine64 Pinecil Soldering Iron
  258. Raspberry Pi 4 Brings Cloud Gaming to Nintendo Switch
  259. [Ben Eater]’s Breadboarding Tips
  260. Raspberry Pi Tally Lights
  261. Adidas Going Natural with Mycelium Leather
  262. Building A Website-Controlled Christmas Tree
  263. Low-Cost Head Mounted Display from FPV Gear
  264. Simple AC Current Detector Built On A 9 Volt
  265. How To Get Into Cars: Drifting Mods
  266. Xolography: A Method To Improve The Accuracy Of Volumetric 3D Printing
  267. All The Good VR Ideas Were Dreamt Up In The 60s
  268. Tighten This Bolt in Any Direction You Want
  269. Never Forget To Turn On The Cooker Hood Again
  270. ABS Mercedes Rims Push The Limits Of 3D Printing
  271. Uncommon Bárány Chair Gets Fixed Up
  272. Hackaday Links: January 3, 2021
  273. Active Aero For A Radio Control Car
  274. Vintage Meters Reborn as Steam Punk Clock
  275. Dog Bowls Show the Versatility of Ceramic Slip Casting
  276. An Arduino And A CD-ROM Drive Makes A CD Player
  277. Blackboard Becomes Tidy Pen Plotter
  278. Listening To Long Forgotten Voices: An Optical Audio Decoder For 16 mm Film
  279. Checking in on Low-Cost CNC Machines
  280. Mattress-made MIDI Device Plays Exotic Tunes
  281. A Vintage Flip Clock Gets Some Modern Love
  282. Build an 8-bit CPU to Know “But How Do It Know?”
  283. How A Quadriplegic Patient Was Able To Eat By Himself Again Using Artificial Limbs
  284. Laser Etching Stainless Steel with Mustard
  285. A Gesture Recognizing Armband
  286. Metal Plating Plastic or Metal Parts
  287. Simple Christmas Tree Christmas Tree Ornament
  288. A Fresh Linux For The Most Unexpected Platform – The Nintendo 64
  289. DIY Injection Molding Press
  290. The Internet Of Christmas Tree Watering
  291. Domino Layer Lets You Focus On Toppling
  292. Number Bases Stretch the Mind
  293. Transforming Drone Can Be A Square Or A Dragon
  294. DIY 8-Bit Computer Knows All the Tricks
  295. Robotic Melodica Student Is Enthusiastic But Terrible
  296. Ambience Lamp Ripples Like Water

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