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December 2022

  1. KiCad 2022 End-of-Year Recap and 7.0 Preview
  2. Battery-Powered ESP8266 Sensor? Never Been Simpler
  3. In Praise of “Just Because” Hacks
  4. Want To Play With FPGAs? Use Your Pico!
  5. If You Can’t See A Solar Panel, That Doesn’t Mean It’s Not There
  6. Turn a Webpage into a Desktop App With Gluon
  7. Audio Old And New Meet In Perfect Harmony
  8. Test Your Capacity for Circuit Sculpture with Flashing Lights
  9. Acoustic Coupler Gets You Online Through Any Desk Phone
  10. 2022 FPV Contest: ESP32-Powered FPV Car Uses Javascript For VR Magic
  11. Hackaday Podcast 199: Ferrofluid Follies, Decentralized Chaos, and NTSC for You and Me
  12. Logic Gate Game Is Fun AND Educational
  13. This Week in Security: Adblock for Security, ProxyNotShell Lives, and CVSS 10 to Not Worry About
  14. A Fun Low-Cost Start For Your Macropad Hobby
  15. Robot Rebellion Brings Back BBC Camera Operators
  16. Pi-Cast Adds ATX Signalling To KVM
  17. Debugging Laser Cut Wobble, The Scientific Way
  18. The Sweetest Glue In The World
  19. A Nomadic Chair
  20. 2022 FPV Contest: Turbo Super Submarine
  21. Retrotechtacular: Gibson Factory Tour, 1967-Style
  22. Form Follows Function in this Circuit Sculpture Clock
  23. Wear Your Fave Cassette Tapes as a Necklace With This 3D Printed Adapter
  24. Film Is Dead. Long Live Film, Say Pentax
  25. Shopping Cart Does The Tedious Work For You
  26. USB Host On RP2040 – With PIO
  27. Building A New Commodore 64 In 2022 With All New Components
  28. Workbench PC With A 50s Twist
  29. 2022 FPV Contest: Get the Train Driver’s View in your N-Scale Railway
  30. Decentralized Chaos in Germany
  31. Supercon 2022: Mooneer Salem Goes Ham with an ESP32
  32. Giving Stable Diffusion some Depth
  33. Linux Fu: Miller the Killer Makes CSV No Pest
  34. Fiberglass Mesh For Stronger 3D Prints
  35. Mouse Enjoys Its Freedom
  36. Spinning Holographic POV Christmas Tree of Death
  37. DietPi Releases 8.12 With Support for the Rockchip RK3588 SoC
  38. Flexible, Thin-Film Biosensors
  39. ESPHome Powers Festive LEGO Train Set
  40. An ESP32-Based Potentiostat
  41. Lo-Fi Fun: Beer Can Microphones
  42. The ZX Spectrum Finally Gets a Proper Keyboard
  43. All About USB-C: Illegal Adapters
  44. One Hacker’s Battle To Slightly Improve A Sadistic Sony Headset
  45. 3D-Printed Self-Balancing Robot Brings Control Theory to Life
  46. Teensy Twofer of Plug-In Emulated Retro CPUs
  47. Tube Audio Amplifiers Needn’t Be Complex
  48. Connecting Commercial 433 MHz Sensors to MQTT and Home Assistant with RTL-SDR
  49. Turning a Microchip MPLAB Snap Into a UDPI AVR Programmer
  50. Standalone Touch ID for Your Desktop Mac
  51. 3D Modelling in English with AI
  52. Pedal Your Way Through Games With this USB Exercise Bike
  53. Self-Hosted Gaming With Friends
  54. Reverse Engineering Saves Weller With a Wonky LCD From the Trash Pile
  55. Laser Cut Clips Save A Lamp From The Trash
  56. Hackaday Links: December 25, 2022
  57. Not Can It Run DOOM, But Can DOOM Run It?
  58. Self-Propelled Chainsaw Reduces Injuries
  59. Virtualizing iPhoneOS 1.0
  60. Encoding NTSC With Your Hands Tied
  61. The Spit-Detecting USB Flash Drive is Nearly Here
  62. Non-Replaceable Battery? Not If This Proposed EU Law Passes!
  63. A Dungeon Master with a Thermal Printer
  64. Drone Rescue Uses VHS Tape and Careful Planning
  65. Spotify Player Brings Back Physical Media
  66. Blinky Project Is 6502s All The Way Down
  67. A Hacker’s Christmas Story
  68. How To Restore a Musical Amiga
  69. CoreFreq Gives Peek at CPU Performance Info on Linux
  70. An (Almost) Single-Chip Apple IIe
  71. Chainless “Digital Drive” Bikes Use Electric Power Transmission Instead
  72. Harmonic vs Cycloidal Show Down
  73. This WiFi Signal Strength Meter Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts
  74. Laser Scanning Microscope Built With Blu-ray Parts
  75. Your Next Airport Meal May Be Delivered By Robot
  76. Hackaday Podcast 198: Major Tom on the ISS, 3DP Ovals and Overhangs, Inside a Mini Cheetah Clone
  77. Working With I2S-Compatible FM Tuners
  78. This Week in Security: GitHub Actions, SHA-1 Retirement, and a Self-Worming Vulnerability
  79. GitHub ESP32 OTA Updates, Now in MicroPython Flavor
  80. Beat Backing Box for Bassists
  81. GB Interceptor Enables Live Screen Capture From Game Boy
  82. Your Own Santa? Thermal Camera Roundup
  83. You Can Make Ferrofluid On The Cheap With VHS Tapes
  84. Old Robotic Vacuum Gets a New RC Lease on Life
  85. 2022 FPV Contest: A Poor Man’s Journey Into FPV
  86. Arduboy Mini is a Fresh Take on an 8-bit Favorite
  87. Another Magnetron Teardown
  88. BBC World Service Turns 90
  89. Alpakka: A Creative Commons Game Controller
  90. 3D Printed Light Pipe Turns Overly-Bright LED Into Design Harmony
  91. A Modern Tribute to The Classic HP-16C Calculator
  92. Chumby Gets New Kernel… Soon
  93. Sliding Wrench Leaves a Little to be Desired
  94. LED Christmas Lights Optimized For Max Twinkleage
  95. 2022 FPV Contest: The LOTP Robot Dog
  96. Blood Pressure Monitoring, Courtesy of Cameras and AI
  97. Squeezing GIFs Into Even Tighter Spaces
  98. Big Chemistry: Liquefied Natural Gas
  99. Arc Overhangs Make “Impossible” 3D Prints
  100. Morphing Keyboard Gets You Dialed In Just Right
  101. The Coleman Z80 is a Modern Take on a 1970s Computer
  102. The Gallium Nitride Revolution
  103. NTC Thermistor to ThingSpeak Meter Makes a Great IoT Starter Project
  104. More Detail on That Fantastic Lego OLED Brick
  105. Single Photon Detection with Photomultipliers
  106. All About USB-C: Connector Mechanics
  107. Seriously, Don’t Buy This Mopping Robot
  108. A Love Letter To My Lost Amiga
  109. The Physics Behind The Collapse Of a Huge Aquarium
  110. See The ATARI GEM Desktop Running On A Portable Word Processor… Thing
  111. Mouse Whisperer Keeps You Working, Even When You Need a Break
  112. Snail Mail Notifier’s Simple Power Management To Maximize Battery Life
  113. IO Connected Radio Alarm Clock
  114. Photography, The Stereo Way
  115. It’s Ethernet, From An SPI Interface
  116. Laser Fusion Ignition: Putting Nuclear Fusion Breakthroughs Into Perspective
  117. 35mm Film Restoration Process Explained
  118. Damaged Soyuz May Leave Crew Without a Ride Home
  119. Mini Cheetah Clone Teardown, By None Other Than Original Designer
  120. Z8000 Trump Card Needs Your Help
  121. Solar Cell Fabric Makes Anything Solar
  122. Image-Generating AI Can Texture An Entire 3D Scene In Blender
  123. Hackaday Links: December 18, 2022
  124. Medical Ultrasound Scanner Gives up its Secrets, Runs DOOM
  125. Antweight Combat Robot Tips, Shared From Experience
  126. A Transistor? Memory? Wait, It’s Both!
  127. What’s Inside a Super-Cheap Projector? Not a Lot!
  128. Robot Dog has Animal Magnetism
  129. A Binaural Microphone For The Great Outdoors
  130. BBC Micro:Bit as Handheld Synthesizer
  131. Printed Film Camera Gets 10 Seconds out of a 35mm Roll
  132. Citizen-Driven Network Monitors Public Service Radio for Natural Disaster Alerts
  133. DIY Square Guitar Is Anything But
  134. Yesterday’s Future is Brighter Today
  135. Say the Magic Word, and the TinySA Goes Ultra
  136. Differential Swerve Drive Is Highly Maneuverable
  137. Kids’ Jukebox Based on Arduino with RFID
  138. What Happens when Implants Become Abandonware?
  139. Antenna Mount Designed For On-The-Go SDR
  140. A Simple High-Fidelity DIY Mic Pre Amp
  141. Foot Pedal Ups Vim Productivity, Brings Ergonomic Benefits
  142. Battery Engineering Hack Chat Gets Charged Up
  143. Hackaday Podcast 197: Decoding VHS, Engineering the TV Guardian, and Gitting Code Into Your ESP32s
  144. Motion-Activated Clock Only Lights Up On Command
  145. This Week In Security: Scamming the FBI, In The Wild, and AI Security
  146. Mazda Patents Spinning Dorito to Extend EV Range
  147. Two-Thirds Keyboard Is Inspired By The Typesetting Era
  148. A Kid’s Toy Guitar Turned Into An Electric Ukulele
  149. Retrotechtacular: A 1960s Look at the 21st Century Home
  150. Building a Chain Drive Differential From Junkyard Parts
  151. Top Up Your Teapot in Time With This E-ink Tea Timer
  152. 3D Printed Gadgets Make Lab Work Easier
  153. Supercon 2022: Sam Mulvey Shows You How To FM Radio
  154. Sonos Speakers Free to Sing Again
  155. Australia’s Soft Plastic Recycling Debacle
  156. Virtual Yule Log Brings Old Tradition To The Web
  157. Giving Your Pets A Digital Squeak
  158. Dumping Game Boy Cartridges Via The Link Cable Port
  159. How The Turntable Paradox Works
  160. Omniwhegs are Awesome Times Two
  161. Nanoaetherphone Is a Special MIDI Controller
  162. Magnet Clock Makes Field Lines Visible
  163. Self-Assembling Virus Model is 3D Printed
  164. Massive Mouse Game Mimics Classic Software Crashes
  165. The Story Behind the TVGuardian Curse Catcher
  166. HUD-Like Clock is a Transparent Time Display
  167. Resurrecting PONG , One Jumper Wire At A Time
  168. Open World 3D Game Runs On The RP2040 Microcontroller
  169. After 40 Years, Adobe Releases PostScript Source v0.10 for Posterity
  170. VHS-Decode Project Could Help Archival Efforts
  171. Building a Lamp To Help With Seasonal Depression
  172. Push ESP32 Over The Air Updates From GitHub
  173. Hyundai To Lead US Market For Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks
  174. This Gun Should Be Banned During The Month Of December
  175. All About USB-C: Cable Types
  176. Roll Your Own WiFi Driver For the Pico W
  177. A Concealed Model Railway Rises To The Occasion
  178. Interesting Optical Journey Results in Hybrid Viewfinder for Smartphones
  179. Travel Uke from a Fallen Tree
  180. Serial Cistercian Digit Module
  181. ESP32 Projects from Northwestern University’s Embedded Electronics Class
  182. Battery Engineering Hack Chat
  183. Students Rebel Against Heat-Sensing Crotch Monitor Surveillance Devices
  184. Laser-Cutting A Flurry of Generative Snowflakes
  185. NASA Aces Artemis I, But the Journey Has Just Begun
  186. Getting Root On A Chinese IP Camera
  187. CGA Competitors from the 1980s
  188. Laser Projector Needs Hardware Hack After Software Mod
  189. See What You’re In For When Buying And Moving A Lathe
  190. Hackaday Links: December 11, 2022
  191. DIY Comparatron Helps Trace Tiny, Complex Objects
  192. PDP-8 Plays Period Popcorn Piece
  193. A Straightforward Old-Fashioned DAC
  194. NE555-Based Electronic Dice
  195. Fixing (And Improving!) an Annoying Apartment Entry System
  196. A VM In An AI
  197. Lisp Runs This Microcontroller Pendant
  198. Gaze Upon The Swimming Mechanical Stingray, Made With LEGO
  199. Retro Alarm Clock with Nixies is Thoroughly Modern Inside
  200. Old-School Video Switching Levels Up With Modern USB Control
  201. Fossil Files: My .Emacs
  202. Flipper Zero Hacker Tool Gets UI Editor For Custom Apps
  203. Using GitHub Actions to Brew Coffee
  204. Ultimate Game and Watch Has Support for NES
  205. Clean Slate is a Vintage Amplifier-Inspired PC
  206. Properly Pipe Laser Light Around with Homebrew Fiber Couplings
  207. Printed Propeller Blades Repair Indoor Flyer
  208. An Open Source PowerPC Notebook Edges Closer
  209. Ask Hackaday: Will your 2030 Car Have AM Radio?
  210. Hackaday Podcast 196: Flexing Hard PCBs, Dangers of White Filament, and the Jetsons’ Kitchen Computer
  211. Turning a Toy Gamepad Into a Real One, With Bluetooth
  212. This Week in Security: Rackspace Falls Over, Poison Ping, and the WordPress Race
  213. Nostalgic 30-in-ONE Electronics Badge for DEF CON 30
  214. There’s Nothing Square About this Rectangular Guitar
  215. Pi Pico QR Display Hands Out WiFi Info with Style
  216. Power Over Ethernet, Explained
  217. Osprey Keyboard Lets the nRF52840 Spread Its Wings
  218. DrLCD is Here to Give Your MSLA Printer a Checkup
  219. The Robots Of Fukushima: Going Where No Human Has Gone Before (And Lived)
  220. Build a Better Mousetrap… But It Better be Better!
  221. A Very Tidy ATX Bench PSU
  222. Singapore Branches Out Into Internet of Trees
  223. Audio Amp Puts VFDs to Work in an Unusual Way
  224. An Affordable And Programmable PLC
  225. A Wheatstone Bridge Matches Your Pots
  226. Recreating the Sounds of the ’90s With a YM3812 Synthesizer
  227. A Tiny RISC-V Emulator Runs Linux With No MMU. And Yes, It Runs DOOM !
  228. Transparent Metal (Hydroxide) without Mr. Scott
  229. Microscopic Metal 3D Printing with Gels
  230. Love AI, but Don’t Love It Too Much
  231. The 10 Kinds of Programmers That Use Calcutron-33
  232. Review: Inkplate 2 Shrinks Down, Adds Color
  233. In My Neighborhood, We Played Asteroids …with Real Asteroids
  234. Merry Christmas! Rip and Tear!
  235. Restarting The Grid When The Grid Is Off The Grid
  236. PSA: Watch Out for White Filament
  237. How On-Frequency Are Those Cheap Radar Modules?
  238. The World’s Brightest Laser Pointer?
  239. Silicone-Slapping Servos Solve Simon Says
  240. All About USB-C: Introduction For Hackers
  241. Rocket Mounted 3D Printed Camera Wheel Tries, Succeeds, and Also Fails
  242. Gift Idea from 1969: A Kitchen Computer
  243. Clever Design Technique Makes Flexible PCB Fit for a Queen
  244. Homebrew 3D Printer Goop Promises Better Bed Adhesion
  245. Rotary Dial Number Pad is the Perfect Prank for Retro-Phone Enthusiast
  246. Radial Vector Reducer Rotates At Really Relaxed Velocity
  247. Epic Guide to Bare-Metal STM32 Programming
  248. Trash Bag And Foam Board Hovercraft Doesn’t Fail To Succeed. Or Fail.
  249. Dekatron Clock Tells the Time, Sans Semiconductors
  250. Perhaps It’s Time To Talk About All Those Fakes And Clones
  251. How Realtime Is Your Kernel? Scope A GPIO To Find Out
  252. Asbestos: the Miracle Mineral of Our Worst Nightmares
  253. Designing to Remove Supports
  254. Using Electron Beams to Draw Tiny Shapes onto Silicon
  255. Dirty TRS-80 Has a Surprise Hack
  256. Miracle of Science: Scotch Tape Improves Generator
  257. Hackaday Links: December 4, 2022
  258. The PalmPilot Returns, This Time in Your Browser
  259. DIY Repair Stand Holds Your Bike and Weighs it
  260. Rocket Switch – Accessibility Done With Elegance
  261. Breathe Through Your Ears?
  262. This is the Future of Waste Management
  263. A Cycle-Accurate Intel 8088 Core For All Your Retro PC Needs
  264. Better Coding Through Sketching
  265. Build Your Own Mini Fogging Cauldron
  266. Bit-Banging Bidirectional Ethernet on a Pi Pico
  267. Nixie Display Module Is Addressable Via SPI
  268. Cargo Culting and Buried Treasure
  269. Bring Out the Fine Detail in Small Objects with This Coaxial Lighting Rig
  270. Hanging Christmas Lights With No Ladder and No Fuss
  271. Stack Trace from the 1950s Punches Again
  272. Hackerboards: Making Finding The Right Single-Board Computer Easy
  273. Converting a Porsche 944 To Run A MAF
  274. Is That A Typewriter In Your Pocket Or Are You Just Pleased To See Me?
  275. The J1772 Hydra Helps You Charge Two EVs At Once
  276. The Amateur Rocketry Hack Chat Reaches For the Stars
  277. Hackaday Podcast 195: No NABU for You, Self-Assembling 3D Prints, Black Hats Look at EV Chargers
  278. Spool Tower: Empty Filament Spool Or Base For Miniature Civilizations
  279. This Week in Security: Huawei Gets the Banhammer, Lastpass, and Old Code Breaking
  280. A Timepiece Straight Out of Back To The Future
  281. A Dead Photographic Format Rises From The Ashes
  282. Throwback: USB Hotplate Used 30 Whole Ports
  283. Ply Your Craft With Tubular Origami
  284. Using I²C Sensors with any Linux via USB and IIO
  285. Simple ATX Bench Power Supply Adds Variable Output
  286. Rescue That Dead Xbox With An External PSU
  287. Car Batteries: More than Just Wet Lead
  288. Taking (Good) Pictures of PCBs
  289. Ask Hackaday: When It Comes To Processors, How Far Back Can You Go?
  290. TEGA: Typescript Embedded Game Boy (Macro) Assembler
  291. A Cheap 3D Printer Control Panel as a General Purpose Interface
  292. The Game Boy Color Accessory You’ve Been Waiting For
  293. NERF – Neural Radiance Fields
  294. A Weather Station For Whether It Rains or Shines

November 2022

  1. Nano-Sized 7-Segment LED Display on a Surface Mount Module
  2. Cardboard Game Tokens Become Shiny Click-Clacks With DIY Treatment
  3. JCB Is Exploring Hydrogen Combustion Engines For Construction Machinery
  4. Mechanical Keyboard with a Framework Inside
  5. Building Your Own Consensus
  6. Making 3D Print Time-lapses With Old Earphones and a Few Spare Parts
  7. Acrylic Light Puzzle Has A Point
  8. Tiny 3D printed HO Scale Escalator That Works
  9. Prototyping the Prototype
  10. Interfacing An Old Engine Cowl Flaps Indicator To USB
  11. This Electric Outboard Conversion Makes for a Quiet Day on the Water
  12. Aesthetic PCB Design Tips For Improved Functionality
  13. Weird Energy Storage Solutions Could Help The Grid Go Renewable
  14. Standing Desk With a Clever Flair
  15. VR Sickness: A New, Old Problem
  16. DIY Self-Assembling 4D Printing
  17. A Handy Guide To The Humble BBS
  18. I See By Your Tattoo That You Are A Hacker
  19. Taking Distance Based CAD To The Next Level
  20. A Modchip To Root Starlink User Terminals Through Voltage Glitching
  21. Desktop-Sized Fully Automatic Loom is an Electromechanical Marvel
  22. NABU PC – A 1984 Z-80 Computer You Can Buy Today
  23. App Detects Parkinsons Disease and COVID-19 Via Audio
  24. Amateur Rocketry Hack Chat
  25. Silicon Sleuthing: Finding a ancient bugfix on the 8086
  26. EV Chargers Could Be A Serious Target For Hackers
  27. Carving Terrain Maps into Plywood with Software Help
  28. Bicycle Gets Turn Signals and Brake Lights for Added Safety
  29. MikroLeo, A 4-Bit Retro Learning Platform
  30. Create a Compiler Step-By-Step
  31. Here’s a Plain C/C++ Implementation of AI Speech Recognition, So Get Hackin’
  32. Come Learn About New ATtiny Generations
  33. I’ve Got Two Turntables and a Laser Engraver
  34. I Need a Hackation
  35. A Practical Discrete 386
  36. Portable Commodore 64 Lives!
  37. Human vs. AI Drone Racing at the University of Zurich
  38. Blackout Logger Keeps Track of Power Outages
  39. Turn Your Furniture into a Light Show with Hyelicht
  40. Magic Mirror – On A Low CPU Budget
  41. Tesla Coil Makes Sodium Plasma
  42. LEDs Put New Spin on a Sonic The Hedgehog Costume
  43. Defeating A Cryptoprocessor With Laser Beams
  44. Reinterpreting the Lua Interpreter
  45. Telnet Gets Stubborn Sony Camera Under Control
  46. Honey, We Shrunk the Nuclear Reactor
  47. Are Slabtops the Future of Computing?
  48. Custom Prusa MK3 Fan Duct Gives Camera Perfect View
  49. Circular Binary Clock Uses the Power to Tell Time
  50. Hackaday Podcast 194: FPV Contest, Seven Words, Lots of Coffee, and Edible Drones
  51. When Pi Supply Falls Short, Thin Clients Stand Tall for Home Automation and Low Power Computing
  52. Unlocking a Locked-Down Inverter
  53. Making Paper Strandbeesten
  54. Squish That Stack With Rampart
  55. Homebrew LED Bulbs Keep Your Circadian Rhythms Steady
  56. Electroplated 3D Printed Sword: Shiny!
  57. Racing Cars on a PCB
  58. Meat-Space Minesweeper Game Hits The Mark
  59. Weasley Clock For Magically Low Cost
  60. It’s MacOS. On An Unmodified Wii!
  61. Pie Stop For Emergency DNS Needs
  62. Trackball Split Keyboard Will Roll Into Your Heart
  63. Sick Beats: Using Music and Smartphone to Attack a Biosafety Room
  64. Tidy POV Display Using The ESP32
  65. How to Build Your Own Analog Phone Network
  66. Termi2 is Siri Like it’s 1976
  67. Books You Should Read: Why Buildings Fall Down
  68. Hardware Store Chemicals Transform Sheets into Waterproof Tarps
  69. Don’t Believe Everything You Read: The Great Electric Toaster Hoax
  70. The 13.5 Million Core Computer
  71. The Fastest Fourier Transform in the West
  72. Local IOT Cat Treat Dispenser
  73. Fuel Cell Catalyst: Less is More
  74. Home-Built CPU Runs With Home-Built Toolchain
  75. New Metric Prefixes get Bigger and Smaller
  76. Minimalist 6502 System Uses a CPU and not Much Else
  77. A Hacker Walks Into a Trade Show: Electronica 2022
  78. Start Your Engines: The FPV Contest Begins Now!
  79. An Open Source Modular Flexure Construction Set
  80. Spoofing LIDAR Could Blind Autonomous Vehicles to Obstacles
  81. If Your Drone Flies, Eat It!
  82. Anime Inspired Holographic Virtual Assistant
  83. A Game Boy Advance – Downgraded!
  84. Better Air Quality Sensing with CO2
  85. Portable ESP32 RGB Lasershow Has All the Trimmings
  86. Reverse Engineering “The Seven Words (and More) You Can’t Say on TV”
  87. Making SVD Files Searchable With Svd2db
  88. How to Repair? The Death of Schematics
  89. Making a Do-It-Yourself Sand Battery
  90. FDA’s Approval of Cell Culture Chicken: the Rise of Fresh Meat Without The Animal?
  91. Move Aside Planar, I’m Slicing My Cone Way
  92. Driving E-Paper Displays With Memory Limited MCUs
  93. A Handy OSHW USB Cable Tester For Your Toolkit
  94. New Part Day: Exotic Filament For RF Dielectric Structures
  95. Hackaday Links: November 20, 2022
  96. This Standalone Camera Gets the Picture Through with SSTV
  97. TinyLlama is a 486 in Your Pocket
  98. Cheap Display Fix Brings Thermal Camera Back to Life
  99. Homebrew Espresso Maker Modding with Gaggiuino
  100. See the Forbidden Cigarette Machine in Action
  101. Colorful Split Keyboard Uses VGA Connections
  102. Two Esoteric Programming Languages, One Interpreter
  103. Open-Source Passive Radar Taken Down For Regulatory Reasons
  104. ESP32 LED Eyes Help Keep Toddler In Bed
  105. The Barkhausen Effect: Hearing Magnets Being Born
  106. Brainstorming
  107. At a Loss For Words? Try a Teleprompter
  108. Simple Mod Lets Quadruped Robot Stand And Walk
  109. Real Minecraft Furnace Generates Electricity From Coal
  110. DIY Robotic Platform Aims to Solve Walking in VR
  111. Scramblepad Teardown Reveals Complicated, Expensive Innards
  112. Augmented Reality Workbench Helps You to Debug Your Boards
  113. Faceless Clock Makes You Think Twice About How It Works
  114. Hackaday Podcast 193: Found Computers, Internet Over WhatsApp, Two-Factor C64, Shifting Cars, and Self-Shooting Fighter Planes
  115. Tiny RC Truck and Trailer Motors Around Tabletop
  116. This Week in Security: Mastodon, Fake Software Company, and ShuffleCake
  117. Supercon Balloon W6MRR-26 Continues its World Tour
  118. Pop Your Way to a Fresh Roast Coffee
  119. Building a LEGO Pneumatic Engine
  120. Logic via DNA
  121. Supercon Badge Reads A “Punch” Card
  122. Amphibious Dragster Drives On Water
  123. Simple Plywood Lamp Has Neat Hidden Switch
  124. Madness or Genius? FDM Printing with Resin
  125. TV Repair by Mail
  126. Tiny Palm-Sized Crossbow Build is Cute and Dangerous
  127. Number Stations Gone Wild
  128. Portable Monitor Extension for Nintendo Switch
  129. Better Sheet Metal Parts with Chemistry
  130. Crazy Bike Frame Made Out Of 147 Nuts
  131. PCB Hotplate Has Integrated Heating Element Traces
  132. Is This The Smallest CP/M Machine Ever?
  133. Will the Fax Machine Ever Stop Singing?
  134. Reverse Engineering Reveals EV Charger Has a Sense of Security
  135. Interview: Stuart Semple on Pantone, Freetone, Colour, And Open Source
  136. Bringing the Hinge to a 1990s Game Boy
  137. Listen to 64 MHz at Once
  138. Digitize Your Slide Deck With This Arduino-Powered Slide Carousel
  139. Rapid Prototyping to Measure Turbidity in Rapids
  140. Wearable Sensor Trained to Count Coughs
  141. Getting to the Heart of a Baofeng
  142. Mastodon Comes To The IBM PC
  143. EV Sales Sticking Point: People Still Want Manual Transmissions
  144. Blender Builds LEGO Models
  145. The Blood Factory: New Research May Open the Door to Artificial Blood
  146. New Part Day: The Smallest Batteries You Have Ever Seen
  147. Shrinking the XBox 360
  148. A Single Board Computer From A TV
  149. Pretty Petite Picolibc Powers Processors
  150. Generating Two-Factor Authentication Codes With a Commodore 64
  151. LEGO Race Car Simulator Is Like a Mechanical Arcade Game
  152. Automatic Lens Cover Helps Cameras Cover Space Launches
  153. ColecoVision Barn Find Gets Wireless Makeover
  154. On Getting a Computer’s Attention and Striking Up a Conversation
  155. Arduino Brings A MicroPython IDE
  156. 3D Printer Z Sensor Claims 0.01 mm Resolution
  157. Power Up Vintage Electronics Less Unsafely With a Dim-Bulb Tester
  158. Circadian Lighting For the Home Via Home Assistant
  159. Hackaday Links: November 13, 2022
  160. Emulate Any ISA Card With A Raspberry Pi and an FPGA
  161. DIY USB Charging The Right Way
  162. Dial-Up Internet Over WhatsApp
  163. Go Fly a Kite
  164. RFID Sticker on Bike Helmet Grants Garage Access
  165. Protect Your Property with This Fire-Breathing Billionaire
  166. A Private View of a Public Transport Sign
  167. Bringing Up an Old Motherboard Is a Delicate Process
  168. DIY Streamdeck Helps You Professionalize Your Twitch Show
  169. Bicycle Inner Tube Becomes Rugged Pencil Case
  170. Welcome Back, Supercon!
  171. A Muppet on a Tricycle
  172. Robot Gets a Life-Sized Pokemon Costume For Halloween
  173. 3D Printer Repurposed for Light-Duty Lab Automation Tasks
  174. Bike-Riding Skeleton Stalks The Streets on Halloween
  175. First Folding iPhone Doesn’t Come from Apple
  176. Scratch Built Wind Turbine Makes Power And Turns Heads
  177. Concrete Boat Cements Its Way To High Speeds
  178. Hackaday Podcast 192: Supercon was Awesome, How to Grind ICs and Make Your Own Telescope
  179. This Crosswalk Sign Costume Is a Halloween Hit
  180. This Week in Security: Microsoft Patches, Typosquatting Continues, and Code Signing for All
  181. Surface-Mount Light Breathes Life into Your Project
  182. Oh Snap! 3D Printing Snapping Parts Without Breakage
  183. Computer Space Flies Again
  184. Dot-Painting Graffiti Machine Is Wonderfully Simple
  185. Upgrading a Line Trimmer With 3D Printed Parts
  186. A DIY Equatorial Mount Using Harmonic Drives
  187. Trigger Your Home Automation Routines With Home Buttons
  188. Building a Sinclair ZX81 in 2022 With All New Parts
  189. The Importance of Physical Models: How Not to Shoot Yourself in the Foot or Anywhere Else
  190. Sprig is an Open Source Handheld Game Console
  191. Automatic Candy Dispenser Takes the Hard Work out of Halloween
  192. Old 6809 Computer Lives Again on Breadboards
  193. Taking Pokémon on a Walk
  194. $1 POV Display Goes Round and Round
  195. This Wii Has an Apple M1 Inside
  196. DIY SpaceNavigator Brings the Freedom
  197. Retrotechtacular: Programming by Card
  198. Detecting Radiation for Fun and Profit
  199. Chinese Chips Are Being Artificially Slowed To Dodge US Export Regulations
  200. Moved Off Twitter? Make Your ESP32 Toot
  201. Clever Control Loop Makes This Spinning Drone Fault-Tolerant
  202. Z80 Gets New OS
  203. Three Norths Align, And It’s Not Even Up North
  204. Slingbox Getting Bricked – You Have Less Than 24 Hours
  205. Cheap Scope Troubleshoots Commodore
  206. 3D Printed Shelf Connector
  207. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Pumpkin Keyboard
  208. Chevron Desk Takes Advantage of Plywood For Patterning
  209. The Wow! Signal Revisited: Citizen Science Informs SETI Effort
  210. Making Medical Simulators Less Expensive with 3D Printing and Silicone
  211. IR Remote Tester Helps You Crack the Code
  212. How Those NES DIP Chips Were Reduced To QFNs
  213. Commodore Datasette Does Its Own Calibration
  214. Smelting Solar Style
  215. Overengineered Fume Extractor, Version 2
  216. M.2 For Hackers – Cards
  217. An RP2040 Powered Pick And Place
  218. Dosimetry: Measuring Radiation
  219. Rope Core Drum Machine
  220. Recycled Chairs Bring the Subway to Your Living Room
  221. Hackaday Links: November 6, 2022
  222. A Pi Pico Oscilloscope
  223. Conducting Plastic Can Replace Metal
  224. Mini Ultrasonic Levitation Kit is an Exercise in Sound Minimalist Design
  225. Supercon Sunday: Check the Live Stream
  226. Wall Art With A Moving Coil Or Two
  227. Hackaday Prize 2022: Meet the Winners of This Year’s Competition
  228. When Only A TO92 Will Do
  229. Creating Your Alarm On The Fly
  230. Nanoassembly with Water
  231. The Great Resistor Embiggens the Smallest Value
  232. Supercon is On! Join Us!
  233. The Seven-Segment Display That’s Also an Input Device
  234. Garage Door Opener Ejection Seat
  235. Pieca Is A Pi Camera With Some Very Nice Lenses
  236. Keyboard One Is an Ear of Corne
  237. Hackaday Prize 2022: Ultratower Is a Powerful Gardening Vertical
  238. Plywood Bicycle Makes Frame Building More Accessible
  239. Three Computers, One Keyboard With USB Triplexer
  240. 3D Printed Newtonian Telescope Has Stunning Looks, Hadley Breaks The Bank
  241. 3D Printer Tuning: an Engineering Approach
  242. This Week in Security: OpenSSL Fizzle, Java XML, and Nothing As It Seems
  243. Thin Client and Smartphone Step in for 3D Printer’s Raspberry Pi and Touchscreen
  244. Adjusting Shelves Like it’s 1899
  245. Walnut Case Sets This Custom Arduino-Powered RPN Calculator Apart from the Crowd
  246. Just How Fast Could You Charge An iPhone?
  247. Turbo Button Pays Charming Homage To Early Personal Computers
  248. LED Diffusers Confusing? Organize A Practical Contest
  249. 3-DOF Robot Arm Wrist Without The Motor Weight
  250. M.2 For Hackers – Connectors
  251. Say No To Obsolescence, Wire Up Your House With Fiber
  252. MoCA Networking Is A Niche Solution For Coax Lovers
  253. End Of An Era, As LEGO To Discontinue Mindstorms
  254. Heirloom Knife Will Carve Pumpkins for Years to Come
  255. Roll the Radioactive Dice for Truly Random D&D Play
  256. Your Car Has Driving Profiles – Here’s How To Change Them
  257. Simple Wi-Fi Cat Door Solves the Extra Critter Problem, and Nothing More
  258. Low-Voltage DC Network Build Incited By Solar Panels
  259. Laser Projector Relies on Steppers Rather Than Galvanometers
  260. Make Your Pi Moonlight As A Security Camera
  261. Keeping an Eye on Heating Oil
  262. Bye Bye Linux On The 486. Will We Miss You?
  263. 3D Printed ROV Is The Result Of Many Lessons Learned
  264. What If Your Day-To-Day Devices Were Alive?
  265. Tambour Table with a Puzzling Secret
  266. [Dana Sibera] Creates Devices That Don’t Exist
  267. The Many Ways You Can Easily Ruin Your PCB Antenna Design
  268. Reproducing Vinyl Records in Resin
  269. Plywood Lamp has Customizable Light Output
  270. Linux Fu: Easy VMs
  271. Exploring Piston Engine Design With LEGO
  272. Identify That Antenna By Sight
  273. DeltaPen: Drawing, Painting And Taking Notes Without The Drawing Tablet
  274. The Best Threaded Holes For Resin Parts
  275. An Easy-To-Make Pi-Powered Pocket Password Pal
  276. Infinitely Scrolling E-Ink Landscape Never Repeats

October 2022

  1. Lighting Up Glue Stick Bicycle Tyres With RGB
  2. 3D Printed Strain Wave Gearbox
  3. Dropping Marbles With Millisecond Accuracy
  4. Europe’s Energy Squeeze Pushes Large Hadron Collider To Halt Operations
  5. Need an USB-I2C Adapter? Use Your Pico!
  6. Moving Big Stuff Without The Tears
  7. A Single-Watt Hydroponic Lighting System
  8. 3D Printed Heat Exchanger Uses Gyroid Infill For Cooling
  9. Trinocular Lens Makes Digital Wigglegrams Easier to Take
  10. Stop Silicone Cure Inhibition, No Fancy or Expensive Products Required
  11. Hackaday Links: October 30, 2022
  12. ZIF HDDs Dying Out? Here’s An Open-Source 1.8″ SSD
  13. Garmin HUD Got Discontinued, But Not Trashed
  14. Playing With The Power Of Full G-Code Control
  15. Recreating the “Stuck Throttle” Problem on a Toyota
  16. Super 8 Film Editor Reborn as a YouTube Terminal
  17. Pi-based Spectrometer Gets An Upgrade
  18. All Your Pixels Are (Probably Not) Belong To Pantone
  19. Welding Aluminum with a MIG Welder
  20. Using The Sun to Turn Epoxy into Furniture
  21. Play DOOM on Seven-Segment Displays
  22. Hackaday Supercon: Back at Last!
  23. 3D Printer Slicing in the Manufacturing World
  24. Gutting and Upgrading Laser “Chiller” With No Chill
  25. You Can Now Bootstrap Your Amiga Without A Floppy With This One Weird Trick
  26. Luigi’s Mansion First Person Mod Brings Spooky New Perspective
  27. Driving Three-Color E-Paper Pricetags With An Arduino
  28. Real Tractor Moonlights as Farming Simulator Controller
  29. Mini Mars Rover Runs On Pi Pico W
  30. Cursive Out Loud: Dealing with Dragons
  31. Hackaday Podcast 191: Researchers Parse Starlink, Switches Sense Muscles, and LFT Plays the Commodordion
  32. ESP8266 Web Server Saves 60% Power With a 1 ms Delay
  33. This Week in Security: iOS, OpenSSL, And SQLite
  34. NVIDIA Power Cables Are Melting, This May Be Why
  35. Gesture Controlled Filming Gear Works Super Intuitively
  36. A Steam Engine for Empty Beer Cans
  37. A Collection Of Websites That Look Like Desktops
  38. A Solar Supercap Power Supply To Keep Your Projects Running
  39. A Homemade Tube Amplifier Featuring Homemade Tubes
  40. Plasma Channel Shows off a Remarkably Stylish Fusor
  41. M.2 For Hackers – Expand Your Laptop
  42. Digital Kitchen Spoon Makes Weighing Your Ingredients a Snap
  43. Computing Fluidly
  44. The WiFi Pumpkin is the WiFi Pineapple We Have at Home
  45. Comparing Solar Energy Harvesters
  46. Kinetic Cyclic Scissors
  47. Cat9 and LASH Want to Change Your Linux Command Line
  48. Skull Lamp Illuminates the Cyberpunk Future
  49. Digital Hourglass Counts Down the Seconds
  50. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Prototype Cyberdeck Is Anything But Questionable
  51. 2022 Supercon: Schedule Released, and [Odd Jayy]
  52. Flashing Booby-Trapped Cisco AP With OpenWrt, The Hard Way
  53. Robots Are Folding Laundry, But They Suck At It
  54. Fiber Laser Your Way To Flexible PCB Success!
  55. 3D Printing Gets Small in a Big Way
  56. Theremin Baguette Brings New Meaning to Breadboarding
  57. The $300,000 3D Printed Car
  58. Using Google Calendar For Machines To Keep Track Of Human Days
  59. Less is More When It Comes to Sensor Power
  60. Cyberdeck Contest 2022: Gibson Rev 001 Thinks Outside the Pelican Case
  61. 2022 Hackaday Supercon: Joe [Kingpin] Grand Keynote and Workshops Galore
  62. Build Your own Concrete 3D Printer
  63. Mastercard’s New Card: Safer From Quantum Attacks?
  64. Scripting Coils For PCB Motors
  65. Flight Simulator Focuses on the Other Side of the Cockpit Door
  66. One Of The Worst Keyboards Ever, Now An Arduino Peripheral
  67. Simulating Temperature in VR Apps with Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation
  68. Plumbing Valves as Heavy Duty Analog Inputs
  69. “Reversing Shorts” Demystify Phone Security
  70. Bare-Metal STM32: Setting Up And Using SPI
  71. Get Clear Insights Into Cloudy Water With the Open Colorimeter
  72. Dancers Now Help Power Glasgow Nightclub
  73. How The Image-Generating AI of Stable Diffusion Works
  74. DIY Bike Wheels Welded With Rebar
  75. DIY Arduino Hearing Test Device
  76. Sight and Sound Combine in This Engaging Synthesizer Sculpture
  77. Hackaday Links: October 23, 2022
  78. Look Inside This “Meditation Headband” And Integrate It Into Your Own Projects
  79. Design Your Own Chip With TinyTapeout
  80. Protected Mode On A Z80! (Almost)
  81. DIY Heat-Set Insert Press Says Complicated = Comfort
  82. ERRF 22: Baby Belt Promises Infinite Z for Under $200
  83. Building A Local Network with LoRaWAN
  84. The Commodordion Turns Two C64s Into a Single Instrument
  85. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: QAZ Personal Terminal
  86. When [Elon] Says No, Just Reverse Engineer the Starlink Signal
  87. Velomobile Gets Electric Assist
  88. Retrofitting Robots
  89. Trying to Build The World’s Fastest Roomba
  90. Lego Plays Electronic Drums
  91. Build This Halloween-Themed TensEGGrity Sculpture
  92. Direction-Finding With Help From the Steam Deck
  93. Neodriver Ornament Brightens Up Christmas
  94. ERRF 22: Recreator 3D Turns Trash into Filament
  95. Hackaday Prize 2022: Recycled Plastic Skateboard Decks Demonstrate Small-Scale Injection Molding
  96. New Venue Gives Philly Maker Faire a Fresh Start
  97. Hackaday Podcast 190: Fun with Resin Printing, Tiny Tanks, Lo-Fi Orchestra, and Deep Thoughts with Al Williams
  98. This Snappy 8-Bit Microcomputer Brings the Speed to Retrocomputing
  99. This Week in Security: Linux WiFi, Fortinet, Text4Shell, and Predictable GUIDs
  100. Custom Sony Camera Remote Built With ESP32
  101. HP-41C, the Forth Edition
  102. Unconventional Longboard Built From Single Slice Of Tree
  103. Decompiling Software to Fix an Old Solar Inverter
  104. A Homebrew AC Upgrade for The Fluke 8840A
  105. ERRF 22: Building a Library of Filament Colors
  106. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Keezyboost40 is a Cyberdeck Masquerading as a Keyboard
  107. 2022 Hackaday Supercon: Final Talks Announced
  108. Forearm Muscle Contraction Sensor Is Useful Component For Open Source Prosthetics
  109. Retrotechtacular: The Original Weather Channel
  110. Render Yourself Invisible to AI with This Adversarial Sweater of Doom
  111. Catch the Stick Game Is a Tidy Build
  112. Permeability Tuned Oscillators Made Stable With a Glue Stick
  113. Rubber Stamping Your Way To Custom PCBs
  114. A 3D Printer With Quadruple The Output
  115. UV Monitoring Budgie Keeps An Eye On Exposure Levels
  116. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Cheap And Effective Mouth Joystick Mouse
  117. Crusty Leaking Cells Kill Your Tech. Just What’s Going On?
  118. Generating Stereo FM Signals, Thanks to Python
  119. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Congratulations, Wildcard Winners!
  120. Researching Factorio …For Science
  121. Hydraulic Press Channel Puts Nuts to the Test
  122. Front Door Keys Hidden In Plain Sight
  123. Analog Tank Driving Simulator Patrols a Tiny Physical Landscape
  124. If Only the Kids Knew About Pipes
  125. An Oscilloscope Trigger For Vintage Video Processors
  126. Whip up Some Homemade Artisanal Flux
  127. 3D Printering: Managing Multiple Printing Profiles
  128. 3D Printing With a Drone Swarm?
  129. Mining and Refining: Cobalt, the Unfortunately Necessary Metal
  130. Playdate Handheld Turned Typewriter
  131. Kodak Film Factory Revealed
  132. Custom Interface Adds USB and Wi-Fi to Digital Calipers
  133. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Not-So-Smart Spot Welder
  134. Hunt Down NFC Signals With This NFC Multi Tool
  135. Barilla’s Open Source Tool for Perfect Pasta
  136. Shoot an Email to Get a Shot
  137. In Our Own Image: Do We Need Humanoid Robots?
  138. Lubrication Engineering Hack Chat
  139. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Sensible Flow Helps You Keep Track of Your Water Usage
  140. Teardown: Cooler Max Liquid Cooling System
  141. Classic DOS Games on an Arduino?
  142. Poly Keyboard has Screens in Every Key
  143. PETamentor2 Is Latest To Turn Bottles Into Filament
  144. Fourteen-Legged Cell Carries Nature’s Tiny Computer
  145. Hackaday Links: October 16, 2022
  146. Everything You Wanted to See About Restoring a 1956 Radio
  147. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: A Wrist-Worn Deck with a Hybrid Interface
  148. Cutting a Wearable Display in Half is Harder and Simpler than it Seems
  149. Automatic Flag Waver Lets You Show Your Loyalty Without Getting Tired
  150. Ebike Charges in the Sun
  151. Laser Engraving, Up Close
  152. Reverse-Engineering a Display Protocol to Repair a Roland Synthesizer
  153. A 3D Printed Ratchet That Can Really Take The Torque
  154. Organizational Inspiration From the Discount Tool Company
  155. Aqua PCB Is a Big Upgrade for the Mattel Aquarius
  156. Why Learn Ancient Tech?
  157. Printed Axial Generator is Turned By Hand
  158. How to Achieve Knurling on a Flat Surface
  159. A Simple Stove, Built for Beans
  160. To Turn an ATtiny817 into a 150MHz Counter, First Throw Out the Spec Sheet
  161. Toteable PC Is Inspired By Macs Of Days Gone By
  162. WheatSystem is a Homebrew 8-Bit OS
  163. ERRF 22: After Two Years, Back and Better than Ever
  164. Hackaday Podcast 189: Seven Segments Three Ways, Candle Code, DIY E-Readers, and the Badge Reveal
  165. Medicine Dosing Spoon Discontinued, Made 3D Printable Instead
  166. This Week in Security: npm Timing Leak, Siemens Universal Key, and PHP in PNG
  167. An Open-Source HDMI Capture Card
  168. Lo-Fi Orchestra Learns Tubular Bells
  169. Electroplating Makes 3D-Printed Star Wars Prop Shine
  170. A Flipping, Perpetually-Rotating Clock
  171. How To Grow Your Own Pyramid Salt Crystals
  172. Spooky, Scary Skeleton Is Pi Pico Powered
  173. Hackaday Prize 2022: Hedge Watcher Aims To Save Precious Bird Life
  174. Publish or Perish: Data Storage and Civilization
  175. Imagining a Dune -accurate Fremen Thumper
  176. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Picking the Best of the Best
  177. Tiny Thin Client is Small But Compatible
  178. 3D Printed Sorter Separates Spare Hex Nuts With a Shake
  179. USB Power Isolator Keeps Smoke In
  180. Watermelon CNC Uses Lazy Susan
  181. Toilet Paper Tube Pulls Dissolved Resin From IPA, Cures It For Disposal
  182. Enjoy the Beauty of Corona Discharge with This Kirlian Photography Setup
  183. Be The Star Of The Evening With This Light Up Prom Dress
  184. The 2022 Supercon Badge is a Handheld Trip Through Computing History
  185. This Infinity Dodecahedron Build Shows All The Tricks
  186. Rollercoasters Are Triggering the iPhone’s Crash Detection System
  187. This Headboard Contains an Artificial Sun
  188. Hacking Developers With a Cat Feeder: Who’s a Good Kitty?
  189. Thrills with an LED “Thriller” Jacket
  190. Seeing if Cheating at Chess the Hard Way is Even Possible
  191. ARM Programming by Example
  192. Dumping An eMMC Chip With Many Bodge Wires
  193. Hackaday Prize 2022: This Interactive Air Quality Map Makes the Invisible Visible
  194. 2022 Supercon: More Talks, More Speakers!
  195. A Cassette Interface for a 6502 Breadboard Computer, Kansas City-Style
  196. Jolly Wrencher SAO, And How KiCad 6 Made It Easy
  197. Don’t Miss the Philadelphia Maker Faire this Weekend
  198. Bringing a Steam Train Back from Extinction
  199. Hacking Google with Plasma
  200. This ESP32 CAN!
  201. Amateur Rocket Aims For the Kármán Line, One Launch At a Time
  202. Power Loss Recovery Might Make 3D-Printed Blobs
  203. Compensating For Your TVs Backlight
  204. RF Hacking Hack Chat
  205. Simple CNC Gear Production with Arduino
  206. Lithium-Ion Battery Circuitry Is Simple
  207. A Raspberry Pi Phone for the Modern Era
  208. Sleep Easy With the Fishes Well Fed
  209. DIY E-Reader has Hot Swap Mechanical Keys
  210. A Cold Light To Warm Your Heart
  211. Hackaday Links: October 9, 2022
  212. TRX-Duo is a Red Pitaya Clone for Software Defined Radio
  213. Relax and Have a Nice Cup of Teeth
  214. RotBot Adds an Extra Dimension to 3D Printing, with a Twist
  215. This Eye is Watching You From its Tiny CRT
  216. Flip-Segment Digital Clock is a Miniature Mechanical Marvel
  217. DIY Arduino Due TEA5767 FM Radio
  218. Quick Reload for Your Glue Sticks: The Glue Gun Six Shooter
  219. Magnetic Gearbox Design Improvements Are Toothless but Still Cool
  220. Bluetooth Interface Adds Rumble Feedback to Commodore 64 Games
  221. I’ll See Your Seven-Segment Mechanical Display and Raise You to 16 Segments
  222. Mommy, Where Do Ideas Come From?
  223. [Tom Stanton] Builds an Osprey
  224. A Rail Cart for the Space Conscious Passenger
  225. Repairing a Bike GPS with 3D Printing
  226. Ceiling Fan Adds CO2 Sensor
  227. PCB-Filled Dream Desk Will Only Get Cooler With Age
  228. 3D Printing Hard-To-Find Vintage Vehicle Parts
  229. Flux : A Forty Foot Long Kinetic Art Piece
  230. Engineers: Be Subversive To Be Green
  231. Hackaday Podcast 188: Zapping Cockroaches, Tricking AIs, Antique 3D Scanning, and Grinding Chips to QFN
  232. A CRT Monitor From an Obsolete Logic Analyzer
  233. This Week in Security: PHP Attack Defused, Scoreboard Manipulation, and Tillitis
  234. Five-Foot Keyboard Lays It All On the Line
  235. Have 3D Printer, Will Travel
  236. Mac 128K Emulator Gets DIY Ceramic Enclosure
  237. Building a Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications
  238. Rubber Band Behemoth Winds Its Way Toward World Record
  239. Exploring the Cutting Edge of Desktop ARM Hardware
  240. Seven Segments, But Not As We Know Them
  241. Git Your PCBs Online
  242. Robot Blade Runner Turns in World Record Time
  243. Immersive Cursive: Growing Up Loopy
  244. (Mostly) Harmless Houseplant Wields Machete
  245. Electric Guitar Shocks You for Missing a Note
  246. Fixing a 30-year Old Roland Bug
  247. Ugliest Airplane Ever Built Predicted the Future
  248. $60 Laser Makes the Cut with New Controller
  249. Power Tool Hack Takes A New Angle On RC Power Plants
  250. Retro Speaker Becomes The Perfect Micro PC
  251. Leading Edge Erosion: When Precipitation Destroys Wind Turbine Blades
  252. Hackaday Wants You: Be a Supercon Volunteer
  253. RatPack is a Wearable Fit for a Rodent
  254. The State Of The SBC Interface Ecosystem, Is It Time To Design A Standard?
  255. East Coast RepRap Festival Returns This Weekend
  256. Custom Macro Pad Helps Deliver Winning Formulas
  257. You Can’t Be Too Rich or Too Thin — A 2mm Thick Computer
  258. Surface Mount Soldering Practice for Budding Electrical Engineers
  259. Reverse-Engineering an ISA Card to Revive an Ancient CD-ROM Drive
  260. Home Brew Sandblaster is a Junk Bin Delight
  261. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: IP00-Minus, a Daring Wearable
  262. 2022 Hackaday Supercon Speakers Will Inspire You
  263. TTP223 Brings Simple Touch Controls to a LED Lamp
  264. Thank Magnesium For Water-Activated Batteries
  265. Doomba: Purifying Your Floors With Fire
  266. Nintendo Switch Stock Dock Imperfect? Mill Your Own!
  267. Mouse Finds New Home In Pinball Machine
  268. Subverting PS4 And PS5 Through The PS2 Emulator
  269. Laser Zaps Cockroaches Over One Meter
  270. Your Own Home IR Cloner
  271. Hackaday Prize 2022: An Easy-To-Build Fermenter For Tempeh
  272. Big Brother or Dumb Brother? Bus Drivers In Beijing Are Forced To Wear “Emotional Monitors”
  273. Ancient Nuclear Plant Computer Finds New Home In Bletchley Museum
  274. Lithium-Ion Batteries Are Easy To Find
  275. An Automated Digitizer For 35mm Slides
  276. Homebrew LED Strips That Are HomeKit-Compatible
  277. Making a Handheld NES By Turning DIP Chips into…QFN?
  278. In A Way, 3D Scanning Is Over a Century Old
  279. Hackaday Links: October 2, 2022
  280. A Compressor Of Compressors Breaks The Noise Barrier
  281. Winged Drone Gets Forward Flight Capability
  282. Camera-Mounted Stereo Mic Is Fluffy and Capable
  283. ConnectedNES Brings Twitter Into Super Mario Bros World
  284. Building a Poketch Powered By An Apple Watch
  285. Rib Cage Lamp Kicks It Up A Notch With Party Mode
  286. DREEMWORK Lets You Code Morse From Inside Your Dream
  287. Building a Tessellated NeoPixel Clock
  288. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: A Chorded-Keyboard Wearable Cyberdeck
  289. DIY Wind Tunnel Aims To Educate The Youth
  290. Unintentional Emissions
  291. Lamp Flashing Module Is Perfect For Automotive Use
  292. DVD Drives Turned Into Microscopes
  293. A High-Powered Vacuum Cleaner For Tough Jobs
  294. Make Your Own Color Gradient 3D Printing Filament

September 2022

  1. Controller For 946C Hotplate Adds Reflow Profile Upload Over BLE
  2. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Oscilloscope Deck
  3. Peer-Reviewed Continuity Tester
  4. Matthew [wrongbaud] Alt is Fighting the Good Fight
  5. Hackaday Podcast 187: The Sound of Gleeful Gerbils, The Song of the Hard Drive, and a Lipstick Pickup Lullaby
  6. Microsoft Wants You (To Help With Assistive Tech)
  7. This Week in Security: Exchange 0-day, Doppelgangers, And Python Gets Bit in the TAR
  8. Slap This Big Red Button for an Instant Social Media Detox
  9. This Computer is Definitely Not a Toy
  10. Building a Replica Of An Obscure Romanian Computer
  11. Urine Flow Measurement Made Accessible With uroFlow
  12. Casting Metal With a Microwave and Vacuum Cleaner
  13. Teensy Becomes Tiny Handheld Computer, Plays Emulators
  14. Hackaday Prize 2022: An Old (and Distinguished) Camera Learns New Tricks
  15. Intranasal Vaccines: A Potential Off-Ramp For Coronavirus Pandemics
  16. A Drone for the Rest of Us
  17. Self-Driving Laboratories Do Research On Autopilot
  18. Open Book Abridged: OSHW E-Reader Now Simplified, Pico-Driven
  19. IBM Made a MIPS Laptop. Will it Make You WinCE?
  20. The NES Gets its Own OS
  21. The 1337 PNG Hashquine
  22. A Look Inside an Old-School Synchroscope
  23. Recycling Junk E-tags Into A LoRaWAN AQI Sensor
  24. AI Dreaming Of Time Travel
  25. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Congratulations to the Winners of the Climate-Resilient Communities Challenge
  26. The First Microcomputer: The Q1
  27. Mining and Refining: Sulfur
  28. Arduino IDE 2.0 is Here
  29. Your Mug Will Like This Glowy Coaster
  30. 24 Hours of Le Airplanes
  31. Trombone Controls Virtual Trombone
  32. A Solar-Powered Point-and-Shoot, circa 1961
  33. Infinite Axis Printing on the Ender 3
  34. 3D Printing the Key to a Bass Clarinet
  35. Japan Wants to Decarbonize With The Help of Ammonia
  36. Current Loop Extends Wired Microphones Past 1 Km
  37. Cursing the Curse of Cursive
  38. Add Full-Color Images to Your 3D Prints with Toner Transfer
  39. Building An Old Guitar From a New One
  40. Measuring Impedance Virtually
  41. Robotic Platform Is Open Sourced And User Friendly
  42. Lending a Helping Hand to Hens with AI
  43. Watch NASA Crash a Probe Into an Asteroid Tonight
  44. When 3D Printing Gears, It Pays To Use The Right Resin
  45. Tiny Dongle Brings the Hard Drive’s Song Back to Updated Retrocomputers
  46. Linux Fu: Atomic Power
  47. Reverse Engineering Hack Chat with Matthew Alt
  48. Probably The Simplest Radiation Detector You Already Own
  49. Smart Pills Can Tell Your Doctor That You’ve Taken Them
  50. So How Do You Make a Self-Destructing Flash Drive?
  51. The Sensory Bridge Is Your Path To A Desktop Rave
  52. This Found-Sound Organ Was Made with Python and a Laser Cutter
  53. Empty Spools Make Useful Tools, Like Counters
  54. Hackaday Links: September 25, 2022
  55. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Cyberpack VR
  56. Giving Environmental Readouts Some Personality
  57. Pi Pico W Does PCMCIA, Gets This IBM PC110 Online
  58. Epoxy Blob Excised Out Of Broken Multimeter, Replaced With A QFP
  59. 3D-Printable Sculpture Shows Off Unpredictable Order Of Chains
  60. Adding A Third Wheel (And Speed Boost) To An Electric Scooter
  61. Animated LED Arrows Point the Way
  62. CMOS oscillator circuit gets an eatable input
  63. Minimal Tic Tac Toe Business Card
  64. TRS-80 Gains Multiple Monitor Support, and High-Resolution Graphics
  65. Honor Your Hacker Heroes
  66. This Scratch-Built X-Ray Tube Really Shines
  67. Chandelier Mimics The Solar Analemma
  68. A Spreadsheet for the Python Hacker
  69. Add an OSHW Certified Stopwatch to Your Toolkit
  70. For the ESP’s Next ESP Trick…
  71. Filament Cutter Uses Unusual (But Effective) 3D-Printed Spring Design
  72. Big 3D Printed BMO is Also an OctoPrint Server
  73. Nazi Weapons of the Future
  74. Hackaday Podcast 186: Weighing Cats, Slamming VU Meters, Slimmer Skimmers, and Clean Air on the Cheap
  75. Exploring Texas Instrument’s Forgotten CPU
  76. This Week in Security: Malwarebytes Goes Nuts, Uber
  77. Snooping on Starlink With an RTL-SDR
  78. TRS-80 Model 100 Gets Arduino Heart Transplant
  79. Robots Chase Down Balls In Fun Outdoor Game
  80. OpenAI Hears You Whisper
  81. Better Scope Measurements
  82. Wireless Water Detector Hooks Up To Home Assistant
  83. Hackaday Prize 2022: Solar Powered LoRa Weather Station For The Masses
  84. A Love Letter to Small Design Teams, and the B-52
  85. Simple Internet Radio Transplant
  86. CAPSTONE: The Story So Far
  87. Coal to Nuclear Transition to Decarbonize the Grid
  88. An All-In-One Serial Printer Playground
  89. 3D Print Yourself A Tiny Steam Train Complete With Smoke Effects
  90. Trojans Can Lurk Inside AVR Bootloaders
  91. Metric and Inch Threads Fight it Out for Ultra-Precise Positioning
  92. Old Barcode Scanner Motherboards Live Again
  93. Wow! You Could Have a (Tiny) V8!
  94. Know Audio: Stereo
  95. A 3D Printed Marble Run Features Neat Elevator Linkage
  96. Cutting Metals With a Diode Laser?
  97. Floppy Disk Sales Are Higher-Density Than You Might Think
  98. Mechanical Color Picker Types Hex Codes For You
  99. It’s Pi All the Way Down With This Pi-Powered Pi-Picking Robot
  100. 3D Printed String Vase Shows What’s Possible
  101. Raspberry Pi Grants Remote Access via PCIe (Sort Of)
  102. Ride-on Star Wars Land Speeder Gets A Real Jet Engine
  103. Open Source: Free as the Air You Breathe
  104. Finding Digital Solace in an Old Nokia Phone
  105. IGY: The Year We All Got Along
  106. Walkmp3rson is an MP3 Player Like Sony Never Made
  107. 3D Printing Aids Metal Polishing
  108. Glass 3D Printing via Laser
  109. A Peppy Low Power Wall Mounted Display
  110. Keyboard Shortcuts at the Touch of a Planetary Cube
  111. The Inner Machinations of the Arduino are an Enigma
  112. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Hosaka MK I Connects You to Cyberspace, Neuromancer style
  113. Retrotechtacular: The Original Robot Arm
  114. Multi-Stage Ion Thruster Holds Exciting Promise
  115. The Long Tail Of War: Finding Unexploded Ordnance Before It Finds Us
  116. As Europe Goes to LEDs, Scientists Worry
  117. LED Clock has its pipes on display
  118. Banana Split Macropad Is Dessert for Your Desk
  119. A Vacuum Pick Up Tool For Not A Lot
  120. Hackaday Links: September 18, 2022
  121. Solar Flare Quiets a Quarter of the Globe
  122. Load Cells to get the Right Pet the Right Food
  123. Robot Opens Master Combination Locks in Less Than a Minute
  124. Tiny GPS Logger for the Internet of Animals
  125. TRS-80 Model II Lives Again
  126. The CPSC Says Plug To Socket, Not Plug To Plug, Please
  127. DIY Haptic-Enabled VR Gun Hits All The Targets
  128. 3D Printed Strain-Wave Gearbox Turns Up the Torque
  129. 3D Printable Bearings That Actually Work, No CAD Tweaking Required
  130. Why Can’t We Have Pretty Things?
  131. 3D Printer Upcycles Computer Case To DAS
  132. AntRunner Is The Satellite Antenna Mount You Need To Take With You
  133. Hand-Cranked Doodler Made Using a 3D Printer
  134. What’s Old is New Again: GPT-3 Prompt Injection Attack Affects AI
  135. Vintage Tube Tester Teardown
  136. Gaze Upon Just How Thin ATM Skimmers Are Getting
  137. Scratch-Built RC Excavator is a Model Making Tour de Force
  138. Building Bridges In This Week’s Hack Chat
  139. Hackaday Podcast 185: A 2022 Rotary Phone, How AI Imagines Zepplin, Are We Alone in the Universe
  140. A Pill Dispenser For The Person With Everything
  141. This Week in Security: 11,000 Gas Stations, TrustZone Hacks Kernel, and Unexpected Fuzzing Finds
  142. A Pokemon Silver Cartridge Made of Pure Silver
  143. The Sound of Nails on Black Vinyl Records
  144. A RPI HAT For Synchronized Measurements
  145. Making Variable Capacitors By Stretching Aluminium Cans
  146. Mechanical Relay Percussion In A Eurorack Format
  147. A 2D Image Makes A 3D Print
  148. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Galdeano is More Than a Graphing Calculator
  149. Fork and Run: The Definitive Guide to Getting Started With Multiprocessing
  150. This Simple Light-Controlled Synth Has a Surprisingly Rich Sound
  151. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Hexagonal Keyboard
  152. Billet Machining a Special Xbox
  153. Reimagined Ramen Comes in Edible Package
  154. Making a Tape Echo the Traditional Way
  155. Robot: Will Draw for Food
  156. ESP32 Adds Bluetooth to an iPod Nano
  157. Mokeylaser: A DIY Laser Engraver That You Can Easily Build
  158. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: RPG Character Tracker
  159. Future Brings CPU Modules, And The Future Is Now
  160. Big Noise from a 555 and a Little Embroidery
  161. New Parkinson’s Test Smells Success
  162. AI Midjourney Imagines “Stairway to Heaven”
  163. The Calico Wearable Rides the Rails
  164. Neon Lamps — Not Just for Pilot Lights
  165. C23 Programming for Everyone
  166. How The BBC (Still) Sends Audio To Transmitter Sites
  167. Resin Cleanup: A Sticky Situation
  168. Inexpensive Reading Glasses Become Stereoscope
  169. Groundwater: Management Of A Much Neglected Lifeline
  170. Heavy Engineering Hack Chat
  171. Floppy Disk Sings: I’m Big in Japan
  172. Let Slip the Chips of War
  173. With a Little Heat, Printed Parts Handle Vacuum Duty
  174. Testing an Inexpensive CNC Spindle
  175. Equalize Your Listening With HiFiScan
  176. Blue Origin Loses Rocket, Gains Abort System Test
  177. The Hunt for a Rare Version Of IBM’s OS/2
  178. Arduino Nano Powers Reverse Polish Notation Calculator
  179. Git Intro For Hardware Hackers
  180. The Philly Maker Faire is Back and Wants Your Hacks
  181. Robotic Surgeons Are Showing Hints Of One Day Outperforming Humans
  182. Finally We Can Watch The Deere Cracking Def Con Talk
  183. What Every PCB Designer Needs To Know About Track Impedance With Eric Bogatin
  184. 3D Printing for Textile Work
  185. If The Blade Sees Its Shadow, It’s Another 64th of Accuracy
  186. Hackaday Links: September 11, 2022
  187. Engraving a Puzzle Box? Here’s a Collection of Single-Line Cryptex Fonts
  188. Hackaday Prize 2022: Using Infrared Thermometers to Measure Crops’ Water Stress
  189. A Crowned Pulley Keeps Robot’s Treads On Track
  190. Full Transparency: Stronger FDM Prints
  191. Renewable Hydrogen Sucked From Thinish Air
  192. Flexible Radiation Monitoring System Speaks LoRa and WiFi
  193. Understanding Wavelets
  194. London Bridge Has Fallen — By Radio
  195. The Open Source Rotary Cell Phone, Two Years Later
  196. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Folding Mini-Deck
  197. Who is Responsible for Your Safety?
  198. The Big List of Naughty Strings Helps Find Those User Input Problems
  199. Diff Tool Knows What You Mean
  200. The Filamentmeter: For When You Absolutely Want to Count Every Meter Used
  201. Motorcycle Builder Makes Downhill Mountain Bike
  202. The Internet Without the Computer: 1990s Style
  203. Bootstrapping the Old Fashioned Way
  204. Ultra-Thin Rubber Parts Made with a 3D Printed Plug
  205. Frank Drake’s Legacy, Or: Are We All Alone In The Universe?
  206. Hackaday Podcast 184: What is Art, Bulk Tape Eraser Go Brr, and the Death of Email
  207. Ztachip Accelerates Tensorflow and Image Workloads
  208. This Week in Security: One-click, UPnP, Mainframes, and Exploring the Fog
  209. Apple’s Satellite Emergency Texts, How Do They Work?
  210. Upcycling Flat Scraps with Open Source Tools
  211. Your Car Gets Hot When Left In The Sun. Hot Enough To Cook?
  212. Tracking Weather Balloons with SDR
  213. Troubleshooting Barcodes: A Lesson in Critical Thinking
  214. ADSL Router As Effects Pedal
  215. Hackaday Prize 2022: Otter Force One Protects Kelp Forests by Sucking up Sea Urchins
  216. The TAK Ecosystem: Military Coordination Goes Open Source
  217. Scroll Through ESPHome With iPod-style Click Wheel
  218. Don’t Be Salty: How To Make Desalination Work In Tomorrow’s World
  219. Ask Hackaday: Stripping Wires with Lasers
  220. Custom Lathe Tool Cuts Complex Oil Grooves
  221. Interfacing Broken PS4 Controllers With A Replacement PCB
  222. Improve CD Sound by Shaving?
  223. The MOS 7600 Video Game Chip Gives Up Its Secrets
  224. Ethersweep: An Easy-To-Deploy Ethernet Connected Stepper Controller
  225. How To Be a Stinkin’ Chess Cheat — Sockfish
  226. Linux Fu: Eavesdropping on Serial
  227. The Pocket265 is a Pocket-Sized 6502 Single-Board Computer
  228. Agrivoltaics Is A Land Usage Hack For Maximum Productivity
  229. “The Era Of Distributed, Independent Email Servers Is Over”
  230. Organise Your Hacks With TreeSheets: An Open Source Hierarchical Spreadsheet
  231. Retrotechtacular: Oh Boy! We’re Radio Engineers!
  232. Tesla’s Dojo Is An Interesting CPU Design
  233. A Simple Web Configured BLE To GPIO Bridge
  234. Touch Tone MIDI Phone And Vocoder Covers Daft Punk
  235. Hackaday Prize 2022: DIY Landslide Warning System
  236. Lithium-Ion Batteries Are Your Friends
  237. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Save the World Wildcard Challenge Begins Now
  238. Electric Surfboard Gets An Overhaul
  239. Stable Diffusion And Why It Matters
  240. The Coolest 1990s Film Scanner To Work With Windows 11
  241. Digging Out An Underground Workshop
  242. Food Safe 3D Printing: A Study
  243. Today’s the Day You Finally Learn Quaternions
  244. Aluminium-Sulphur Batteries For Local Grid Storage?
  245. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Backup Battery Pack
  246. Nanoparticles Rip Hydrogen from Water
  247. KittyOS: Writing A Toy OS For The ATmega168 From Scratch
  248. Why You’ve Never Heard About Nintendo’s U-Force
  249. The 7805 is Dead! Long Live the 7805!
  250. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: The Black Beast Will Help You Survive a Robot Apocalypse
  251. Magnetic Maniac Manages Mangled Memory
  252. Hackaday Links: September 4, 2022
  253. Hackaday Prize 2022: Drying Clothes With Ultrasound
  254. This Vintage Alphanumeric Display Was Huge, Hot, Heavy, and Expensive
  255. GP2040: A Configurable Game Pad Firmware
  256. Fail of the Week: Bronze-Brazed Wrought Iron
  257. DIY Fume Extractor with ATtiny13 Speed Control
  258. Pretty Pico Macropad Eases Transition Back to Office
  259. Machine Learning App Remembers Names So You Don’t Have To
  260. Nevermore Is What You Get When Engineers Design Air Filters for 3D Printers
  261. Hackaday Prize 2022: Treadmill Becomes Human-Powered Generator
  262. This Pico-W IoT Starter Project Gets You Into Home Assistant Quick As A Flash
  263. Streamlining The Toolchain
  264. Plotter Churns Out Labels with Roll of Tape
  265. Oops! All Analog Sticks
  266. 3D Printing a Prosthetic-Compatible Golf Club
  267. Fixing a Hot Shop, With Science
  268. Cutting The Grass With Frickin’ Lasers
  269. Magnetic Gearbox Can Go Fast But Not Hard
  270. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Cooler For Your Footwear
  271. This Week’s Hack Chat Sets the Stage for Supercon
  272. Robot Brutally Chops But Makes Poor Guacamole
  273. This Week in Security: Malicious Clipboards, Snakes on a Domain, and Binary Golf
  274. Truthsayer Uses Facial Recognition to See if You’re Telling the Truth
  275. The Ease of Wireless Charging, Without the Wait
  276. LEGO Rig Makes Pretty Water Vortexes
  277. A Liquid Metal Fountain That Works at Room Temperature
  278. Small Engine Failure Leads to Impromptu Teardown
  279. Powering a Cellphone With Gasoline
  280. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Spring-Driven Digital Movie Camera
  281. Cogeneration And District Heating For Comfortable Homes And Happy Factories
  282. It’s a Plane… It’s a Train… Um… It’s Both?
  283. Iron Nitrides: Powerful Magnets Without the Rare Earth Elements
  284. Custom Calculator Brings Us Back To The 70s
  285. Rolling Sphere Robotic Arm Seems Serpentine
  286. Converting An Old ATV To Electric Drive
  287. Solar Cells As Art Form

August 2022

  1. The Cheat Way To Perfectly Split an Oreo
  2. MH-Z19-like NDIR CO2 Sensor HC8 Found And Explored
  3. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Sun-Chasing Robot
  4. Backup Camera, Digital Dash, Road Assist… in 1969?
  5. Water Level Sensor Does Not Use Water Level Sensor
  6. We Can’t Switch To Electric Cars Until We Get More Copper
  7. Building a Glowing Demon Core Lamp
  8. Electromagnetic Field Drops 2022 Talk Videos
  9. Simple Hacks To Make LEGO Train Track Out of Other Pieces
  10. Making a Pipe Crimper From Scrap
  11. LoRa Air Quality Monitor Raises the Bar on DIY IoT
  12. An Amstrad Portable You Won’t Have Seen
  13. Monitoring a Cat’s Litter Box Usage With AI
  14. Militaries Are Rushing To Get Anti-Drone Lasers Operational
  15. Custom Printed Knobs in Just a Few Lines of Code
  16. Maiden Kansas City Keyboard Meetup Was a Clacking Good Time
  17. C64 Turned Theremin with a Handful of Parts
  18. A Beautiful DIY Guided Saw
  19. A Primer For the Homebrew Game Boy Advance Scene
  20. Genshin Security Impact
  21. $800 Mountain Bike Seat Post Chopped In Two
  22. Magic Eye Tubes Go Solid State with This Plug-In Replacement
  23. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Steampunk Cyberdeck is Made From Wood, Leather, Brass and E-Paper
  24. Review: Lidl Parkside Micrometer
  25. A Detonation Engine Prototyped Using Resin Printing
  26. Visual Mandela Effect: You Don’t Know Iconic Images As Well As You Think
  27. Six Shooter Swaps Powder for Popped Capacitors
  28. Giant 3D Printer Aims to Produce Life-Sized Boat
  29. A Pi Camera To Be Proud Of
  30. Share Screen To RGB Panel With Pi Pico W
  31. Hackaday Links: August 28, 2022
  32. Hackaday Prize 2022: Compact Solar Tracking System Doesn’t Break the Bank
  33. Automate Your Desk with the Upsy Desky
  34. Sleep Posture Monitor Warns You Away from Dangerous Positions
  35. LED Clock Uses Micro QR Codes to Show the Time
  36. High Speed RC Jet Car is a Harsh Teacher
  37. Giant Keyboard Is Just Our Type
  38. A Raspberry Pi Handheld Computer You Might Want To Use
  39. YouTube Like It’s 1970s France with this Minitel-VCR Mashup
  40. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Boondock Echo Connects Your Radios with the Cloud
  41. Introducing FISSURE: A Toolbox for the RF Hacker
  42. The Quiet Before the Storm?
  43. An Elegant Ethernet Library For Your Next RP2040 Project
  44. DIY Video Transmitter Turned WiFi Jammer
  45. Dead EPROM Dumped With Help Of Body Diodes
  46. Make Your Own Vinegar
  47. Water Monitor Measures The Cost Of Your Shower Thinking Time
  48. A Guide To 3D Printing Model Aircraft Wings
  49. Bit-Banged Ethernet On The Raspberry Pi Pico
  50. Hackaday Podcast 183: Stowaway Science, Cold Basements, and Warm Beers
  51. Machine Learning Gives Cats One More Way to Control Their Humans
  52. This Week in Security: In Mudge We Trust, Don’t Trust That App Browser, and Firefox at Pwn2Own
  53. You Paid For This Paper. Now You Can Read It Without Paying Again
  54. Simple Breadboard SDR For Shortwave
  55. Buy the Right to Build a Nakagin Tower Anywhere
  56. Objective Hotend Performance Measurement Is Hard
  57. A Self-Spinning Tennis Ball to Surprise Your Opponent
  58. Multispectral Imaging System Built With Raspberry Pi
  59. Pi Pico Gives Its Life for Overclocking
  60. Tech In Plain Sight: Rain-Sensing Wipers
  61. Printable One-Way Driver Skips Ratchet for a Clutch
  62. I3C — No Typo — Wants to Be Your Serial Bus
  63. Everything You Didn’t Know You Need to Know About Glitching Attacks
  64. PET Bottles Diligently Turned Into Filament
  65. Building A GameCube Mini Because Nintendo Never Did
  66. Coffee with Kernighan
  67. Reactive Load For Amplifiers Teaches Lessons About Inductors
  68. A Hacky Automatic Camera Slider Using No Motors
  69. Skarper E-Bike Conversion Kit Simplifies Electrifying your Bike
  70. Space-Based Solar Power: Folly Or Stroke Of Genius?
  71. Telephoto Lens Without the Fiscal Pain
  72. How Resilient is the Natural Gas Grid?
  73. Macintosh Classic II With E-Ink Display
  74. Frequency Counter Restoration Impeded by Kittens
  75. There’s Gold In That There Graphene
  76. Integrated Circuit Manufacturing At Bell Labs In 1983
  77. Flapping PCB Fan Blows A Little Bit
  78. High-Speed RC Car Needs A Flight Controller
  79. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Plant Monitoring System Grows To Include LoRa
  80. IBM’s Early PC Attracts Time Travelers
  81. 2022 Hackaday Supercon: Call For Proposals Extended
  82. The First-Ever Kansas City Keyboard Meetup Is This Weekend
  83. Optimizing The Mining Of Uranium From Coal Ash And Seawater
  84. Ryobi Battery Hack Keeps CPAP Running Quietly
  85. Knife Throwing Machine Gets the Spin Just Right
  86. Soviet-Era Test Gear Defects to YouTube
  87. Choose Your Own Vector Map
  88. Make Multi-Material Resin Prints With A Syringe (And A Bit Of Patience)
  89. Optimising An RC Tilt-Rotor VTOL
  90. Small Combat Robots Pack a Punch in Antweight Division
  91. A Brief History of Drywall Or: How Drywall Came To Dominate The World of Construction
  92. Superconference 2022 Hack Chat
  93. Magic Mirror Isn’t Transparent Metal
  94. Unpacking the Stowaway Science Aboard Artemis I
  95. Is This The Oldest Open Source HVAC Project In Existence?
  96. SSB in Your Pocket
  97. An ASCII Terminal Like It’s 1974
  98. Better 3D Printing Via Chemistry?
  99. Hackaday Links: August 21, 2022
  100. Drastic Plastic: Enclosure Rebuild Uses Donor Material
  101. Knight Rider Keeps On Truckin’
  102. Clover Computer: A Modern Z8000 CP/M Machine
  103. Why Didn’t We Think Of Making A Remote Trigger Button?
  104. Blog Title Optimizer Uses AI, But How Well Does It Work?
  105. PicoStepSeq Is Small But Perfectly Formed
  106. Batteries Get Tiny
  107. Deepdeck: Going Beyond The Macro Pad
  108. Building A Spot Welder From 500 Junk Capacitors
  109. 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Extruded Rig Exudes Coolness
  110. Dream Projects Face Reality
  111. Z80 Single-Board Computer Looks Like It Could Have Been a Killer Product
  112. Fridge Compressor Teardown Reveals Engineering Compromises
  113. Livestreaming Backpack Takes Streaming On-The-Go
  114. Keycap Shine? No, Shiny Keycaps
  115. Rŏ̽ta: Counting, With Style
  116. Reverse-Engineering a Smoker
  117. Steamy Hack Chat Vents Some High Pressure Wisdom
  118. Hackaday Podcast 182: Sparkpunk Photography, Anti-Xiomi Air Filters, and Keyfob Foibles
  119. Tracing In 2D and 3D With Hall Effect Sensors
  120. This Week in Security: Secure Boot Bypass, Attack on Titan M, KASLR Weakness
  121. Every Frame a Work of Art With This Color Ultra-Slow Movie Player
  122. Mecanum-Wheeled Robot Chassis Takes Commands From PS4 Controller
  123. I’m Your Overlord, May I Take Your Order?
  124. The Tools to Fight Against Single-Use Plastic
  125. LCD Monitor Plays the Hits
  126. Angled Drill Guide Helps You With Those Tricky Holes
  127. Put 3D Metal Printing Services To The Test, By Making A Watch
  128. Cute NFL Standings Tracker Uses Little Mini Helmets
  129. Bufferbloat, the Internet, and How to Fix It
  130. ESP8266 Smart Vents Keep Tabs On Home Temps
  131. A Particularly Polished ATX Bench Power Supply
  132. Circuit-less PCB Featured as Faceplate for a Digital Clock
  133. An eMMC Gives Up Its Secrets
  134. PrusaSlicer Now Imports STEP Files, Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal
  135. RollBack Breaks Into Your Car
  136. Chips Remembered: The Scenix/Ubicom/Parallax SX
  137. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  138. Back to the Future Prop Can Tell When it Hits 88 MPH
  139. Coils In The Road Could Charge EVs While Driving
  140. Did You See a John Deere Tractor Cracked at DEF CON?
  141. Motorized Camera Mount Was Once a 3D Printer
  142. USB-C Charging Mod Brings In The Juice
  143. SquareBoi is the DIY Game Boy Cart You’ve Always Wanted
  144. Halloween Mirror Offers A Mighty Fright
  145. Revamping The Camping Trailer With More Power
  146. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Talking Clock Built With Old-School Gear
  147. Ask Hackaday: How Can You Store Energy At Home?
  148. This Simple Media Player Will Inspire Beginners and Invite Experimentation
  149. Why Do Brits Drink Warm Beer?
  150. Discreet CO2 Monitor Hides Elegant Internal Layout
  151. Recreating DOOM on a Homebrew 8-Bit CPU
  152. (Re)designing The LumenPnP Tape Feeder
  153. Getting To The TrackPoint Quicker
  154. Fytó Is Fido for Phytophiles
  155. DIY Gaming Mouse Beats the Competition, Costs Less
  156. Get Your Raspberry Pi Jamming With MuPiBox
  157. 2022 Hackaday Supercon Tickets on Sale Now
  158. Steam Power Hack Chat
  159. Sputtering Daguerreotypes, Batman!
  160. DIY LED Bulb Lacks Correct Lugs, So M3 Bolts To The Rescue
  161. Mac Mini Mini
  162. A Simple Streaming Radio Receiver
  163. What’s That Scope Trace Saying? UPD and Wireshark
  164. Hackaday Links: August 14, 2022
  165. Starlink Ground Stations Successfully Hacked
  166. Hackaday Prize 2022: Solar-Harvesting ESP32 Camera Is Waterproof, Repeatable
  167. This Snake Has Legs
  168. Hoverboard Go-Kart Build Is A Delight To Watch
  169. Just How Good is a Tape Measure Antenna Anyway?
  170. Remember DAB Radio? The Psion WaveFinder Gets A Teardown
  171. Testing a Laser Cut Wrench VS a Forged Wrench
  172. The 286 Gives Up One Of Its Final Secrets
  173. An Amstrad NC100 Has a New Purpose In Life
  174. How Do You Build a Tradition?
  175. Air Filter DRM? Hacker Opts Out With NFC Sticker
  176. The Chip Shortage Leads To The Strangest Things
  177. Swarm vs. Iridium: Which Satellite IoT Service is Right for You?
  178. Svelte VR Headsets Coming?
  179. Local Simulation Feature To Be Removed From All Autodesk Fusion 360 Versions
  180. Homebrew Biped Bot Shows Off Some Impressive Moves
  181. Hackaday Prize 2022: Solar Power Through Pyrolysis
  182. Cyberdeck Builders Talk Shop in Roundtable Chat
  183. Hackaday Podcast 181: 3D Printing with Volcano Nuts, The Hackaday Bookshelf, and a Puzzlebot
  184. Remove a Speaker’s Voice From a Recording Using Ultrasound
  185. This Week in Security: Breaches, ÆPIC, SQUIP, and Symbols
  186. Young Inventor Builds Motor Without Rare Earths
  187. TVout Library Brings Cardboard Arcade to Life
  188. A Portable Computer Living In 1988 But Also In The Future
  189. Hack Your Engine Virtually
  190. Back Up Encrypted ZFS Data Without Decrypting It, Even If TrueNAS Doesn’t Approve
  191. Presence-Detecting Cushion Keeps You from Sitting Your Life Away
  192. Want To Use a Classic Mac Mouse On a Modern Computer? No? Here’s How To Do It Anyway
  193. Haptic Baby Monitor Gets the Wearer’s Attention
  194. Microsoft’s New Simulator Helps Train Drone AIs
  195. Building the Most High-Tech Pond in the Neighborhood
  196. Loki is Part Cyberdeck, Part Sinclair Spectrum, and Pretty Tricky
  197. A Deeper Dive Into Reverse Engineering with a CT Scanner
  198. Your MicroPython Board Can Be Your Tinkering Peripheral
  199. A Fast Linear Actuator Entirely In One PCB
  200. From Product To Burnout To Open-Source: The Ergo S-1 Keyboard Story
  201. A Merciless Environmental Monitoring System
  202. What Goes Into A Hacker Camp
  203. Here’s the World’s Smallest Wood Plane…Probably
  204. Linux Fu: The Chrome OS Flex Virtualization
  205. Should’ve Used a 555 — Or 276 of Them
  206. A Steam Box For Not A Lot
  207. Forget The UV Resist Mask: Expose Custom PCBs Directly On Your SLA Printer
  208. Scratching Out Business Intelligence
  209. Smoking Meat Finds Natural Home In The Cloud
  210. Student Competition Badge Bears Custom Silicon
  211. Up Your Desk Toy Game With This 3D Printed Escalator
  212. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Congratulations to the Winners of the Hack it Back Challenge
  213. Mapping Out the LEDs on an Outlet Tester
  214. AI Creates Your Spreadsheets, Sometimes
  215. Open Source Wearables for Infants
  216. Junkbox Build Keeps Tesla Coils Perfectly Varnished
  217. Large Tip Driven Copter Turns Very Slowly
  218. Replace An AA Battery With Paper
  219. The Car Of Theseus Boldly Goes Where Many Cars Have Gone Before
  220. Automated MicroSD Card Swapping Helps In Embedded Shenanigans
  221. Load Your Icebreakers, The 2022 Cyberdeck Contest Starts Now
  222. Cyberdeck Brainstorming Hack Chat
  223. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Plasma Tweeter For Ultimate Clarity
  224. Martian Successes Reshape Sample Return Plans
  225. PC Hardware Monitor Uses Tricorder-Derived Tech
  226. Was There a Programmable PONG Chip?
  227. Real Robot One is… Real
  228. Robot Repeatedly Rearranges Remnants in the Round
  229. Hackaday Links: August 7, 2022
  230. Build A Tablet Out Of Your Framework Motherboard
  231. Homemade CAT Scan Shouldn’t Scan Cats
  232. CT Scans Help Reverse Engineer Mystery Module
  233. Want Faster Extrusion but Don’t Have a Volcano? Nuts!
  234. MCH2022 Badge CTF Solved, With Plenty To Learn From
  235. Laptoppin’ Like 1975
  236. Compare PDFs Visually
  237. This Stainless Steel Knife Build Starts with Raw Iron Ore
  238. PixMob Wristband Protocol Reverse-Engineering Groundwork
  239. Hackaday Prize 2022: DIY Brushless Hand Cranked Generator
  240. Learning By Playing
  241. Solar Plane Might Be Able To Last Through The Night
  242. Here’s How The Precursor Protects Your Privacy
  243. Everything You Wanted to Know about SDRAM Timing But Were Afraid to Ask
  244. E-paper Price Tags Combined To Create A Large Wireless Display
  245. Lawnmower Doesn’t Need a Base Station
  246. BPS.Space Succesfully Lands A Model Rocket
  247. ESP32 Powers Covert Pentesting Device
  248. Books You Should Read: The Hardware Hacker’s Handbook
  249. Hackaday Podcast 180: Tiny CRTs, Springy PCBs, and Measuring Trees
  250. Build Your Own 3D Printed Bluetooth Headphones
  251. This Week in Security: Symbiote Research and Detection, Routing Hijacks, Bruggling, and More
  252. Welcome to Ziptie City
  253. Hackaday Prize 2022: Saving the World, One Brew at a Time
  254. Buzzword Bingo Bitcoin Burial Burrowing Blueprint Balked at By Bureaucracy
  255. The FishFeeder Keeps Your Fish Fed While You’re Away
  256. Stewart Platform Wields Magic Fingers to Massage Your Scalp
  257. Converting an 80s Typewriter Into a Linux Terminal
  258. 30 Free Circuit Simulators Lightly Reviewed
  259. Reduced Sulfur Emissions Could Cause Climate Shock
  260. Jigsaw Puzzles are Defeated
  261. Stentrodes: A Way To Insert Brain Electrodes Without Invasive Surgery
  262. Liberated E-Ink Shelf Labels Turned 10×2 Display
  263. 3D Printed Braiding Machine Brings Back Some History
  264. Brass Plaque Honors Brother
  265. Next Floor: Geosynchronous Satellites, Orbiting Laboratories
  266. NVIDIA Unleashes the First Jetson AGX Orin Module
  267. Hackable $20 Modem Combines LTE And Pi Zero W2 Power
  268. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Hefty Hoverboard Rover
  269. The Hackaday Summer Camp Survival Guide
  270. Saving Fuel With Advanced Sensors And An Arduino
  271. Maximum Power Point Tracking: Optimizing Solar Panels
  272. Restore Your Formerly Useless Ouya Console
  273. A Classic TV Trope For An Escape Room
  274. Ultimate Bokeh With A Projector Lens
  275. Ham Radio Hacking: Thinking Inside the Box
  276. Revive Your Old E-Ink Tablet For Timetable Helper Duty
  277. RC Lawnmower Is Built To Last
  278. The Rollercoaster Of Developing The Ultimate Hackable Keyboard
  279. Toyota’s Cartridge Helps Make Hydrogen Portable
  280. Homemade SawStop Attachment Is Just About As Sketchy As It Sounds
  281. Mutually Crafted Happiness: How MCH2022 Happened
  282. The GameTank is the Latest and Greatest 8-bit Game Console
  283. Hoverboard Powered Sofa Is Fun and a Bit Dangerous
  284. Combat Gets a Computer Controlled Opponent
  285. Never Too Rich Or Thin: Compress Sqlite 80%
  286. OpenDendrometer Can Measure How Your Tree Feels
  287. Simple Propulsion For The Lazy Paddle Boarder
  288. Scavenging CDs For Flexible Parts
  289. Ask Hackaday: What Was Your First Electronics Win?
  290. R2Home Is Ready To Bring Back Your High Altitude Payload
  291. Dead Spider Becomes Robot Gripper: It’s Necrobotics!
  292. Re-Creating The Unique Look of Unobtainable Aerochrome Film
  293. Self-Hosted Pi Pico Development
  294. Trippy Bicycle Uses Multiple Partial Wheels
  295. Industrial Robot Repurposed to Make S’Mores

July 2022

  1. Hackaday Links: July 31, 2022
  2. Hackaday Prize 2022: An Eastern Bloc NES Clone
  3. Adding Perlin Noise to 3D Printed Parts, with Python
  4. Cool Face Mask Turns Into Over-Engineered Headache
  5. Building a Tube-Based Stereo Amp, In Classic Style
  6. Turning a Pair of Syringes into a Tiny Water Pump
  7. Upgraded Film Scanner Handles Bigger Formats At No Cost
  8. What’s The Time? It’s Casino’clock!
  9. USB Drive Keeps Your Secrets… As Long As Your Fingers Are Wet?
  10. Re-reclaimed From Nature: Resurrecting a DT80 Terminal
  11. Hackaday Prize 2022: Soviet Geiger Counter Gets WiFi
  12. Demonstrate Danger, Safely
  13. Fix Old Caps, But Keep That “Can Capacitor” Look
  14. When [Carl] Says Jump, PCBs say “How High?”
  15. Testing Antennas with WSPR
  16. Calculus Made Easy in the Car
  17. CV Based Barking Dog Keeps Home Secure, Doesn’t Need Walking
  18. Toddler EV Gets Big Boy Battery Upgrade
  19. Hackaday Prize 2022: Modern Plug-in Gives TRS-80 its Voice Back
  20. Why Fedora Decided to Give CC0 Licensed Code the Boot
  21. Hackaday Podcast 179: Danger Chess, Corona Motors, an Omni-Walker, and a Fast Talking Telescope
  22. Go Big Or Go Home: 0.6 mm Nozzles are the Future
  23. This Week in Security: Symbiote, Smart Locks, and CosmicStrand
  24. PERSEUS-9, the Dual-6502 Portable Machine That Should Have Been
  25. Love Is a Burning Flame, and So Is This Underwater Burning Ring of Fire
  26. New OS For Commodore 64 Adds Modern Features
  27. Inca Knots Inspire Quantum Computer
  28. Foam Cutter Moves Like a Hot Knife Through Butter
  29. A Customizable Macropad to Make Anyone’s Tail Wag
  30. Hackaday Prize 2022: A Functional Commodore PET Tribute
  31. Where Pollution Hits The Road: The Growing Environmental Hazard Of Rubber Tires
  32. Smart Modular Keyboard Sports an E-ink Display and a Haptic Feedback Knob
  33. Your Own Engineering Workstation, with Mame
  34. Google Quantum, Virtually
  35. DIY Retrograde Clock is 3D Printed
  36. Tiny Arcade Uses Tiny CRT
  37. Probing CAN Bus for EV Battery Info
  38. Simple Universal Modem Helps Save and Load Data From Tape
  39. You Can Build A Giant 7-Segment Display Of Your Very Own
  40. Hackaday Prize 2022: Repairing a Vintage Laptop With Modern Components
  41. Electrolytes, They’re What Dehydrated Hackaday Writers Crave!
  42. Launch and Track Your Model Rockets Via Smartphone
  43. The Surprisingly Manual Process of Building Automotive Wire Harnesses
  44. Move Over Silicon, a New Semiconductor is in Town
  45. Large Format 3D Printer is a Serious Engineering Challenge
  46. Mini Falcon 9 Uses NASA Software
  47. Balloons Are The User Interface Of The Future
  48. Omnidirectional Walker With Wheeled Feet
  49. A New Way To Produce PCBs With Your 3D Printer
  50. Hackaday Prize 2022: Digital Dice Towers Built In Beautiful Retro Cases
  51. Biomimetic Surfaces: Copying Nature To Deter Bacteria And Keep Ship Hulls Smooth
  52. DOOM Runs on the EMFCamp Tidal Badge
  53. Protecting The Hughes H4 Hercules with… Beach Balls?
  54. ORBTrace Effort: Open Tool For Professional Debugging
  55. Atmospheric High-Voltage Motor Makes Useful Power
  56. A Simple Charging Station For Twelve Powerbanks
  57. OpenJewelry, No Pliers Required
  58. Up Close And Personal With an 8x Floppy Controller
  59. McTerminals Give The Hamburglar a Chance
  60. Hackaday Prize 2022: Arduino-Powered Weighing Scale Has a Real Analog Display
  61. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Make Your World More Disaster Resistant, More Engaged
  62. 50-Year-Old 8-Track Changer Repair and Hack
  63. How Does the James Webb Telescope Phone Home?
  64. Custom Raspberry Pi Case Shows the Whole Workflow
  65. A Tiny Forest of Resistors Makes for Quick and Dirty Adaptive Optics
  66. Complex Movements From Simple Inflatables, Thanks to Physics
  67. Automated Hotend Swapping For Less Wasteful Multicolor Printing
  68. Hackaday Links: July 24, 2022
  69. Stackable 3D-Printed Gearbox For Brushless Motor
  70. Interesting Optics Make This Laser Engraver Fit in a Pocket
  71. Turn Drone Into A Large Propeller To Increase Hover Efficiency
  72. A ’70s TV With ’20s Parts
  73. Condemned Precision Capacitors Find New Home, Refuse To Become Refuse
  74. Hack Your Brain: Bionic Reading — Panacea or Placebo?
  75. Adding A Battery To Extend Speaker Life
  76. Digital “Toy” Camera, Made For Tilt-Shift and Other Analog-Like Experimenting
  77. Machine Learning Baby Monitor Prevents the Hunger Games
  78. Purpose-Built Plotter Pitches in to Solve Wordblitz on Your Phone
  79. Patents and the Missing Museum
  80. Is 3D Printing Up To a Turntable?
  81. Digital Measuring Wheel Is Exactly What It Sounds Like
  82. Hunt the Lunpus is an ATtiny-Based Minimalist Game Console
  83. Color Us Impressed: Redbean Runs a Web Server on Six Operating Systems
  84. SATAn Turns Hard Drive Cable into Antenna to Defeat Air-Gapped Security
  85. Watering The Garden With A Solar-Powered System
  86. ESP32 Gets a Nifty Serial Console Library
  87. Hackaday Podcast 178: The Return of Supercon, Victory for Open Source, Exquisite Timepieces, and Documentation to Die For
  88. Homebrew Curve Tracer Competes with the Big Guns
  89. This Week in Security: Asterisk, TikTok, Gitlab, And Finally a Spam Solution
  90. Now There’s USB-C On The iPhone SE
  91. Pet Docking Station Was Two Decades In the Making
  92. Turning The Back of Your Phone Into a Touchpad
  93. Design Cities In a Snap With Buildify
  94. Reverse Engineering A Phased Array System Reveals Surprising Details
  95. Simple Binary Watch Uses A PCB Body
  96. Tiny Pinball Machine Also Runs x86 Code
  97. Don’t Miss Your Last Chance to Enter the Hack it Back Challenge
  98. Building a Modular Joystick For Star Citizen
  99. Teardown: How Many Teddy Ruxpins Does It Take to Start a Coven?
  100. Nokia 5110 Gets Android Stowaway and a Keyboard
  101. 3D Printing a Check Valve In Metal
  102. How to Make a Model Roller Coaster Without Any Moving Parts
  103. Hacking A Jack-in-the-Box To Be Extra Surprising
  104. 3D Printed Skate Trucks Do Surprisingly Okay
  105. Long-Range Thermocouple Sensor Sips Battery Power
  106. Cut Just About Anything with This Combination Lathe and Wire EDM
  107. Transparent Cylinder Shows You What You Otto Know About 4 Cycle Engines
  108. Ask Hackaday: Resin Printer Build Plates
  109. The Casio Smartwatch You Never Had
  110. Porting DOOM But In The Opposite Direction
  111. Programmable Resistance Box
  112. Down the Intel Microcode Rabbit Hole
  113. IOT Garage Door Opener Makes For Excellent Beginner IOT Project
  114. Quirky Complicated Clock Piques Constructor’s Curiosity
  115. Washington, DC Finally Gets its Own PCB Metro Map
  116. Dead Solar Panels Are The Hottest New Recyclables
  117. Putting a Cheap Laser Rangefinder Through Its Paces
  118. Tech In Plain Sight: Fire Hydrants
  119. Hackaday Prize 2022: $40k Stratasys Printer Fix Costs $1
  120. Modular Z80 Really Racks Up the Retrocomputer Cred
  121. Print Your Own Drill Guide Without a Linear Bearing
  122. The Commodore 64 Smartwatch Can Now Sync With Your Commodore 64 Desktop
  123. Hacker Liberates Hyundai Head Unit, Writes Custom Apps
  124. Ortur Laser Will Go Open-Source
  125. How To Become A Lego Submariner
  126. Quick Hack: The Phone to Stream Deck Conversion
  127. The 2022 Hackaday Supercon is On! And the Call for Proposals is Open
  128. Trucks Could Soon Run on Electrified Highways
  129. An Impeccably Documented Word Clock In Dutch
  130. World’s Biggest Foam RC Plane Takes To The Skies, But Only Barely!
  131. Peer Into Space Through This James Webb-Style Hexagonal Mirror
  132. Robot Arm Has the Touch
  133. Hackaday Links: July 17, 2022
  134. Observe Airflow Using Smartphone And Background-Oriented Schlieren
  135. It Turns Out You Can’t Just Fly A Drone Under Water
  136. Beautiful Inductors, Now Not Such A Lost Art
  137. A Home Made Sewing Machine May Be The Only One
  138. A No-Calibration Metal Detector
  139. Turning Irregular Shapes
  140. Neural Network Identifies Insects, Outperforming Humans
  141. Restoring $5 Busted Synthesizer Made Easy, Thanks to Thermal
  142. Riding The Rails, In A Literal Sense
  143. A Look Back at the USSR Computer Industry
  144. Fighting the Good Fight
  145. Impatience is a Virtue When Testing This Old Maritime Teleprinter
  146. Looking at Fortran in 100 Seconds
  147. Got a Cardboard Box? Get Into Food Smoking!
  148. Liquid Piston Engine Finally Works
  149. Stratum 1 Grandmaster Time Server on a Budget
  150. Collaborative Effort Gets Laser Galvos Talking G-Code
  151. A Simple Web-Based Wiring Harness Tool
  152. Helping Secure Amateur Radio’s Digital Future
  153. Hackaday Podcast 177: Microscopes, Telescopes, Telephonoscopes, and a Keyboardoscope?
  154. Style Your Tile With 3D Printed Countertops
  155. This Week in Security: Retbleed, Post-Quantum, Python-atomicwrites, and the Mysterious Cuteboi
  156. Watch Out For Lasercutter Manufacturers Violating GPL
  157. Embedded Dashboard Definitely Displays Data
  158. Homebrew Stream Deck Pedal Emulates the Real Thing
  159. Visual Cryptography For Physical Keyrings
  160. This Jet Engine Will See You Through
  161. A Linux Business Card You Can Build
  162. Apple AirTags Hacked And Cloned With Voltage Glitching
  163. Building a Better 3D Scanner With an iPhone, and Making Art
  164. Chinese Anti-Porn Helmet Raises Eyebrows, Questions
  165. It’s Linux. On An ESP32
  166. Game Boy Repurposed Solely As A Camera
  167. CP/M Is Now Freer Than It Was
  168. Cracking the MiFare Classic Could Get You Free Snacks
  169. Because It’s Cool To Make A Watch That Thin
  170. Throwback: Designing Addressable LEDs from Scratch
  171. One Shot IR Helper is a Great Beginner Project
  172. Overwhelmed by Odd Inputs: The Contest Winners and More
  173. Bringing Some Discipline to an SDR Transmitter
  174. You Wouldn’t 3D Print a House, Would You?
  175. Tio is a Serial Terminal For Us
  176. A Guitar From Scratch
  177. It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s… A live Air Traffic Plane Spotting Simulation
  178. Build Your Own… Whatever
  179. Weed Eater String Made From Plastic Bottles
  180. Pi Pico Provides Practical PlayStation Pointing
  181. Hackable OSHW CardClock Demands Attention
  182. Airbus A380 Completes Flight Powered By Cooking Oil
  183. A Handy Tester for a Mountain of PS/2 Keybords
  184. Open Firmware For PinePhone LTE Modem – What’s Up With That?
  185. Even DOOM Can Now Run DOOM !
  186. Automate Internet Life with Python
  187. Water Drips Up In Kid-Friendly Engineering Experiment
  188. Why You Should Totally Roll Your Own AES Cryptography
  189. iCEBlaster: A Drag’n’Drop Bitstream Loader For iCE40
  190. Old CNC Brain Swapped With An Arduino
  191. Burn Pictures On A CD-R, No Special Drive Needed
  192. Where Are Our Video Phones?
  193. The Digital Ham Hack Chat
  194. Watching a Boat Get Welded Together is Workshop ASMR
  195. NASA’s Flying Telescope is Winding Down Operations
  196. Injecting A Bit Of Rust Via DLL
  197. A Custom Outdoor Cooking Station For City Life
  198. Grok Rust In A Flash
  199. Venting Your PC Outside
  200. Hackaday Links: July 10, 2022
  201. Remembering NICAM: Deep-Dive Into A Broadcasting Legacy
  202. When Combat Robot Wheels Need To Be Nice And Cheap (But Mostly Cheap)
  203. Masking Tape Pen Plotter Gets an Upgrade
  204. Vapor Trails and Fan Make For Fantastic Photos in DIY Wind Tunnel
  205. Carver M-400 Amplifier Repair Keeps the 1980’s alive
  206. gCore: Make Portable Devices with Less Frustration
  207. Easier Self Hosting with Umbrel
  208. CAN Peripheral For RP2040, Courtesy Of PIO
  209. Sneeze Into Your Hand, not Your Elbow With This Nose-Shaped Sanitizer Dispenser
  210. When is One Pixel Cooler than Millions?
  211. Your Console, Your Cartridge, You Choose? Nintendo Faces A Challenge
  212. When Your Logic Analyzer Can’t Tell Good and Bad Signals Apart
  213. Badges Of 2022: EMF TiDAL
  214. Lift the Veil On RSA With This RSA Calculator
  215. Pulling A Chainsaw With Gravity
  216. A New Javascript Runtime Fresh Out Of The Oven
  217. The SF1 Mini is a Homebrew Version of an Obscure Nintendo Console
  218. Same Taste With Less Energy: Optimizing The Way We Cook Food
  219. Hackaday Podcast 176: Freezing Warm Water, Hacking Lenses, Hearing Data, and Watching YouTube on a PET
  220. Use AprilTags to Let Guests Open Your Front Gate
  221. This Week in Security:Breaking CACs to Fix NTLM, The Biggest Leak Ever, and Fixing Firefox by Breaking It
  222. Unlock Any (Honda) Car
  223. Badges Of 2022: BornHack
  224. LoRa Helps With Remote Water Tank Level Sensing
  225. A Mostly Fair Deal For All With A Raspberry Pi
  226. Trying Out a 3D Printed Microscope Lens Adapter
  227. ESP32 Powers Fresh Take On An IoT Geiger Counter
  228. Retrotechtacular: 1990s CD Mastering Fit for a King
  229. The Benefits of Displacement Ventilation
  230. DIY Low-Cost LoRa Satellite Ground Station
  231. Big Chemistry: Ultrapure Water
  232. Berlin Clock Takes Inspiration From Sci-Fi Sources, Looks Incredible
  233. Pico Makes Capable Logic Analyzer
  234. DIY Chicken McMansion Is A Real Hen House
  235. TensorFlow Lite – On A Commodore 64
  236. Headphone Cable Trouble Inspires Bluetooth Conversion
  237. Pocket Radio Powered By Tiny Microcontroller
  238. GGWave Sings the Songs of Your Data
  239. Linux Fu: The Browser Emacs Fusion
  240. Hacking the RF Protocol of an Obscure Handheld Game
  241. Windows 98 For Spaceships? Not quite!
  242. 3D Printed Splint Goes Toe to Toe With Medical Grade Equipment
  243. 3D Print Your Own Multi-Color Filament
  244. Scratch-Built Electric Buggy Tears Up the Dunes
  245. Classic Amp Revived With A Pi
  246. Never Miss an Email With This 1970s Style Desktop Notifier
  247. New Gear Saves Old Printer
  248. The Warm Glow Of A Luminous Clock
  249. Hacker Camps Post-Pandemic, Electromagnetic Field 2022
  250. Tiny Berlin Clock Replica Also Counts Seconds
  251. Companies Rumored To Harvest Washing Machines For ICs
  252. Raspberry Pi Pico “Modchip” Unlocks the GameCube
  253. Viewing Atoms with Electrons
  254. UART Can’t? Arduino CANSerial Can!
  255. Photovoltaic Cells in LTSpice
  256. Fighting All That Can Go Wrong With Resin
  257. Think You Know How Mario Kart Works?
  258. Dithering Makes Everything Cooler: Now Even Animated
  259. Moteus Open Source BLDC Controller Gets Major Upgrade
  260. A 3D Printer Big Enough to Print a Kayak
  261. Need a Linux Kernel Module? Scratch That
  262. When Is An LED a Lamp? When It’s 50mm Wide
  263. AJAX COMMAND Radio is an Oldie but Goodie
  264. Hackaday Links: July 3, 2022
  265. Testing a Tube without a Tube Tester
  266. AI Image Generation Sharpens Your Bad Photos and Kills Photography?
  267. Ride DIY or Die This Badge-Less Suzuki
  268. Pulling Out Burger Flavor With A Magnet
  269. Bluetooth 8-Track Adapters Are A Thing
  270. Aluminum Foil 20 cm Antenna for 10 m Operation
  271. Does Hot Water Freeze Faster Than Cold? Debate Continues Over The Mpemba Effect
  272. Farm Data Relay System: Combine LoRa and 2.4 Ghz Networks Without WiFi Routers And Cloud Dependence
  273. An Anodiser That Does Gradients
  274. An Affordable Reference Mic You Can Build Yourself
  275. Not on the Internet
  276. Dual Power Supply in a Pinch
  277. Singing Fish Nails Sea Shanty Audition
  278. Kotonki: Agricultural Vehicle Built For Customization
  279. Computer Vision Extracts Lightning From Footage
  280. BlixTerm Brings Full-Speed YouTube Video to the Commodore PET
  281. Converting A Sigma Lens To Canon, Digital Functionality Included
  282. Hackaday Prize 2022: MasterPi is a Capable Robot With Fancy Wheels
  283. Unraveling the Hackaday Podcast Hidden Message
  284. Hackaday Podcast 175: Moonrocks and Cockroach Chyme, A Raspberry Pi iPad, and a Retro-Respectful Tape Deck
  285. PlayStation 2 Gets a Seamless Media Center Makeover
  286. This Week in Security: Zimbra RCE, Routers Under Attack, and Old Tricks in WebAssembly
  287. MNT Reform Goodness, Now Even Smaller With Pocket Reform
  288. Full Printing Path Control Without Writing GCode
  289. LCD Screen Windows Are This Summer’s Hottest Case Mod
  290. DIY Airless Tires Work Surprisingly Well

June 2022

  1. The Mystery of Automatic Lubricators Is Revealed
  2. ESP32 Camera Slider Build Keeps Things in Perspective
  3. Adding Voluminous Joy to a DIY Turbojet With a DIY Afterburner
  4. It’s RAID. With Floppy drives.
  5. A Math Based Personality For Games
  6. Performing Magic With a Little High-Tech Help
  7. Raspberry Pi Pico W Adds Wireless
  8. Gym Equipment Converted To Generator
  9. Record-Setting Jumper Tosses Biomimicry Out The Window
  10. A Home Made Laser Cutter for $700
  11. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: Miniature Steel Drums Become Rotary Mouse Controllers
  12. Hackaday Prize 2022: The Baffatari 2600 Adds Atari Compatibility to Retrocomputers
  13. Bare-Metal STM32: Adding An Analog Touch With ADCs
  14. A GPS Frequency Standard For When The Timing Has To Be Right
  15. 3D Printed Cartilage Ushers in Ear-a of Custom Body Parts
  16. Reverse Engineering An Apollo-Era Module with X-Ray
  17. Shielding a Cheap RTL-SDR Stick
  18. Arduino Drum Platform Is Fast
  19. An Epic Tale Of Pirate Radio In Its Golden Age
  20. Building a Serial Bus To Save an Old Hard Drive
  21. Designing a LoRa Gateway During a Part Shortage
  22. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: The LowPow ShortKeyboard Can Work on Your Desk or Out in the Field
  23. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Reuse, Recycle, Revamp Finalists
  24. Food Irradiation Detector Doesn’t Use Banana for Scale
  25. Lenses: From Fire Starters To Smart Phones and VR
  26. Retrocomputing, Time To Hang Up The Original Hardware?
  27. Reverse-Engineering Forgotten Konami Arcade Hardware
  28. Homebrew Optical Sensor Helps Your Diesel Pass the Smoke Test
  29. Developing a Custom WearOS Watch Face
  30. Atari At 50: The Story Of Our Lives
  31. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: RoenDi Smart Knob Thinks Outside the Box
  32. Hackaday Prize 2022: A CM4 Upgrade For Your Old iPad
  33. Metal Detector Gets Help From Smartphone
  34. Teardown: KC Bearifone Could Talk Circles Around Teddy Ruxpin
  35. Design Your CM4 Carrier With WiFi Performance In Mind
  36. Injection Molds: Aluminum or Resin?
  37. This Custom Workbench Will Make You Flip
  38. DIY Night Vision, Where Four is Better Than Two
  39. Hackaday Links: June 26, 2022
  40. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: Chorded Keyset Recreates Engelbart’s Vision
  41. VR Prototypes Reveal Facebook’s Surprisingly Critical Research Directions
  42. Want a Break from Hardware Hacking? Try Bitburner
  43. 3D Scanning Trouble? This Guide Has You Covered
  44. Go-Kart Reverse Without The Pain
  45. Quantum Circuit Uses Just a Few Atoms
  46. The Prints Don’t Stop With This Prusa i3 MK3 Mod
  47. Neural Network Identifies Bird Calls, Even On Your Pi
  48. A Passive Automatic CNC Tool Changer
  49. Giant Xbox Series X Works Like A Real One
  50. Hacker Diary: Embedded World 2022
  51. NASA Called, They Want Their Cockroaches Back
  52. Getting Serial Data Out Of An Old Spectrophotometer
  53. Mysterious Adder from 1960s Bendix G-20
  54. A Water Leak Detector That Listens Carefully
  55. An In-Depth Look at the Haptic Smart Knob
  56. Adding USB-C To An iPhone 13 Is Delicate Work
  57. Mechanical Keyboards Are Over, This Device Has Won
  58. SpinLaunch and the History of Hurling Stuff into Space
  59. Hackaday Podcast 174: Breaking into the Nest, The Cheapest 3D Printer, A Spy in Your HDMI, and AI All Over the Place
  60. Active Signal Tracer Probe Has AGC
  61. This Week in Security: IoT In the Hot Tub, App Double Fail, and FreeBSD BadBeacon
  62. What Do You Get When a Raspberry Pi Pico Flashes a Nintendo 64
  63. Scratch-Built Industrial Camera’s Modular Design Really Stacks Up
  64. Around GPS in 100 Videos
  65. Design Your Next Robot Hand in Minutes
  66. Hackaday Prize 2022: Multispectral Smartphone Camera Reveals Paintings’ Inner Secrets
  67. Pocket Computer Reminds Us of PDAs
  68. StarPointer Keeps Scope On Target with Stellarium
  69. Sea Level Rise From Melting Ice Sheets Could Soon Be Locked In
  70. Faux-Retro “Tape” Player Runs on ESP32 and 80s Vibes
  71. Grain Stuck in Ukraine: The Fragmented Nature Of Modern-Day Railways
  72. South Korea’s KSLV-2 Rocket Delivers Payloads to Orbit
  73. NeRF: Shoot Photos, Not Foam Darts, to See Around Corners
  74. Extruded Resin FDM Printing (With Lasers!)
  75. Putting A Little More Juice In Your Emulation Station
  76. HDMI Is An Attack Surface, So Here’s An HDMI Firewall
  77. The Little Lightgun that Could: Sinden Makes Good
  78. Linux Fu: Roll with the Checksums
  79. An Impressively Functional Tacobot
  80. How Far Can You Push A £500 Small Electric Car; Four Years Of The Hacky Racer
  81. A 3D-Printed Nixie Clock Powered By An Arduino Runs This Robot
  82. Machine Learning Does Its Civic Duty by Spotting Roadside Litter
  83. The Sub-$100 Easythreed X1 3D Printer, Is It More Than A Novelty?
  84. Plastic CPUs will Bend to Your Will
  85. Inside 3D Printing Shoes
  86. Teensy Spectrum Analyzer has 170 Channels
  87. Casting Parts in Urethane: Tips from a Master
  88. Edging Ahead When Learning On The Edge
  89. A Simple RP2040-Based Audio DSP Board
  90. Linux Fu: Docking Made Easy
  91. Up in the Sky… It’s a Bird… It’s a Drone… Oh Yeah, It’s a Drone
  92. No Tool Left Behind with the Help of Homemade Shadow Boards
  93. Wonderful Foldable Printable Dodecahedron
  94. Blinking an Arduino LED, in Julia
  95. 3D Printed Concrete Beam Improves Sustainability
  96. Don’t Mind If I Ski-Do
  97. Scrambling Pocket Calculators Made Easy With EMP Box V2
  98. Working with BGAs: Design and Layout
  99. Breaking Google Nest Hub’s Secure Boot
  100. Automate the Freight: The Convenience Store That Comes to Your Door
  101. Raspberry Pi Simulates the Real Analog TV Experience
  102. PS5 Goes On Slim-Fast
  103. This Arduino Pen Plotter Is Built for Speed
  104. Your Own IBM Mainframe (or Vax, or Cray…) the Easy Way
  105. Hackaday Links: June 19, 2022
  106. Tips for Winding Durable Coils with Nice, Flat Sides
  107. OpenAsar Tweaks Discord’s Frontend, Improves Performance And Privacy
  108. Can A Drone Push A Bike?
  109. Animate Arcane Protocols With Interrupt-Backed Bitbanging
  110. RGB 7-Segment Display Module Glows In All The Colours
  111. Insteon Gets Another Chance
  112. Balancing a Motor with an Oscilloscope
  113. IKEA LED Lamp Gets Hacked For Night Light Duty
  114. Custom Cycling Camper Continues Car-Free
  115. Doodlestation Is Beautifully Musical Furniture
  116. Notkia: Building An Open And Linux-Powered Numpad Phone
  117. Build Your Own Two-Factor Authenticator With Good USB
  118. Can You Cheat At Tightrope Walking?
  119. DOOM Ported to Sega Naomi Arcade Hardware
  120. Your Building’s RFID Access Tags Might Be Really Insecure
  121. Wooden You Like to Hear a CNC-Cut Phonograph Record?
  122. Hacking A New Display Into A Fluke 8050A Multimeter
  123. Hackaday Prize 2022: Turning Big Box Trash Into Art Student Treasure
  124. NASA Mission Off To Rough Start After Astra Failure
  125. Hackaday Podcast 173: EMF Camp Special Edition
  126. Laser Brings Autofocus to Tricked-Out Large Format Film Camera
  127. This Week in Security: Pacman, Hertzbleed, and The Death of Internet Explorer
  128. 3D Printer Helps Make A Neat Lyric Video
  129. 72 DIY Musical Instruments Played In 7 Minutes
  130. Automated Blinds Can Be A Cheap And Easy Build
  131. Will The Real Commodore Please Stand Up?
  132. 3D-Printed Gear Press Can Squash Stuff, Kinda
  133. 1200 Addressable LEDs Make For the Perfect First Dance
  134. Comparing 3D Printed Tires: Resin Vs. TPU
  135. Turing Pi 2: The Low Power Cluster
  136. There’s a LEGO Suspension Dyno Now
  137. Office Life: The Old Gray Mare, She Ain’t What She Used to Be
  138. Custom 40% Model F Keyboard is 100% Awesome
  139. TRS-80 Luggable Gets Fresh Face, New Gear
  140. DIY Automated Printer Kerchunks Out Classic Embossed Labels
  141. PVC Pipe Transformed into Handy Tool Box
  142. Volvo C30 Custom Gauge And CAN Bus Reverse Engineering
  143. Taking Another Swing at a 3D Printed Eye of Agamotto
  144. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: A Joystick Like They Used To Make
  145. Mining and Refining: Helium
  146. A Handy Breakout Board For E-Paper Hacking
  147. Eliza and the Google Intelligence
  148. Abacus Synthesizer Really Adds Up
  149. A Sleep Monitor For Minimum Outlay
  150. Behold The Mighty Floppotron 3.0
  151. The RP2040 Doth A Motor Controller Make
  152. Recreating a Camera Shot
  153. Kved: An Embeddable Key/Value Datastore
  154. Odd Inputs And Peculiar Peripherals: The Morse Keyboard
  155. Linux Fu: Up Your GDB Game!
  156. LMN-3: Putting The ‘OP’ In Open Source Synthesizers
  157. The Weird World of Liquid Cooling for Datacenters
  158. Pushing the Limits of a 16×2 LCD with Bad Apple!!
  159. The Little 3D-Printed Tugboat That Could
  160. Raspberry Pi Pico Replaces PlayStation Memory Card
  161. Another Rubik’s Cube Robot Is Simple But Slow
  162. Helium Recovery System Saves Costs
  163. Upscaling The Sierras
  164. Odd Inputs And Peculiar Peripherals: Touch This Macro Pad
  165. 3D Printering: Today’s Resins Can Meet Your Needs
  166. Low-Cost Nanopositioning Hack Chat
  167. Bluetooth Speaker Domesticated Through Firmware Mod
  168. Ask Hackaday: Is Bigger (E-mail) Better?
  169. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Hack It Back and Make it Yours
  170. The Secrets of the Pop Pop Boat
  171. Protect Your Drivers When The Motor Stalls
  172. Yes We Have Random Bananas
  173. Safety Not Guaranteed: Flying Motorcycle Might be Coming Soon
  174. Hackaday Links: June 12, 2022
  175. An Open Toolchain For Sipeed Tang Nano FPGAs
  176. Boot Mainline Linux On Apple A7, A8 and A8X devices
  177. Modernizing an Outdated Electric Vehicle Charging Station
  178. DOOM ? In Your BIOS? More Likely Than You Think!
  179. RC Car Repair With Beer Can Solder Stencil
  180. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: Using a Commodore Light Pen on a Modern(ish) Computer
  181. Glass: Classic, but Mysterious
  182. Homebrew an OS From Scratch? Snowdrop Shows How It’s Done
  183. Hackaday Prize 2022: BinPal is a Convenient Recycling Reminder
  184. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: A MacroPad With A Handy Layout Screen
  185. The Tools That Lovingly Tore Apart a Vintage Computer Game
  186. Inside an eBay Marking Laser
  187. Bug Zapper Counts And Serenades Its Victims
  188. Here’s What It Takes to Fill A Piano With Water
  189. Simple Snap Action Mechanism is 100% 3D Printed
  190. Making a Projector Screen Out of Flex Seal Works Okay, Kinda
  191. 3D-Printed Lobe Pump Shifts Water Well
  192. An Interesting Circular Stewart Platform
  193. The Unique Challenges of Aerial Robotics
  194. Hackaday Podcast 172: Frickin’ Laser Beams, Squishy Stomp Switches, and a Tiny but Powerful DIY Loom
  195. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: The Simplest Of Pi 400 Cyberdecks
  196. This Week in Security: For The Horde, Feature Not a Bug, and Confluence
  197. A Secure Phone Fit For A Prime Minister
  198. STEM Award Goes to Accessible 3D Printing Project
  199. Porting DOOM to a Forgotten Apple OS
  200. See How To Effectively Use a Green Screen In a Limited Space
  201. Throw Out That Box? No, Build a Shelving Unit
  202. Mouse Charging Mod Shows Even Simple Hacks Can End Up Complex
  203. Swapped ROM Revives Ailing HP-48S Calculator
  204. The Case for Designer Landline Phones
  205. The Compu-tor is a Raspberry Pi Laptop in a Mahogany Case
  206. Revolving Doors Aren’t Just Annoying, They’re Energy Saving Too
  207. Live Floppy Music Adds Elegance to Any Event
  208. A Linux Distribution for DOOM
  209. A Lab-Grade Measurement Microphone For Not a Lot
  210. PyScript: Python in the Web Browser
  211. Injekto Injection Machine Reaches 2.0
  212. Live Subtitles For Your Life
  213. Retrotechtacular: The Forgotten Vacuum Tube A/D Converters of 1965
  214. Handling Bulk Material: The Spice Must Flow!
  215. Induction Heater Uses New Coil
  216. How is Voyager Still Talking After All These Years?
  217. Computer-Shaped LEGO Brick Brought To Life
  218. Unorthodox Toolbox Switcheroo: Barbecue!
  219. A Breath Of Fresh Air For Some Arcade Classics
  220. LTSpice Tips and a Long Tutorial
  221. The World’s Most Expensive 3D Printers
  222. Automate Parts Kitting With This Innovative SMD Tape Slicer
  223. Cheap Oscilloscope is… Well… Cheap
  224. How To Make a Difference Through Plant Metabolism
  225. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Reuse, Recycle, and Revamp All the Things
  226. The Wonderfully Weird Wireframe Game Boy That Actually Works
  227. EC Hacking: Your Laptop Has a Microcontroller
  228. The Origin of the Fresnel Lens
  229. 3D-Printed Power Loom Shows How Complex Weaving Really Is
  230. How to Use LEGO Bricks for Data Storage
  231. Refilling Single-Use Miele Dishwasher AutoDos Detergent Dispensing Disks
  232. A Solar Frame From Scratch
  233. Using a LIDAR Sensor to Monitor Your Mailbox
  234. Live Glucose Monitoring with The Apple Watch
  235. Outline 2022: Everyone Should Go To A Demo Party
  236. Aerial Robotics Hack Chat
  237. Original XBox v1.6 RAM Upgrade Stacks TQFP Chips
  238. Laser Propulsion Could Satisfy Our Spacecraft’s Need For Speed
  239. This $4 Desalination Device Provides Drinking Water for the Whole Family
  240. Bug Eliminator Zaps with a Laser
  241. New Part Day: X1501 Makes For A Tiny And Open Linux SoM
  242. Quantum Computing: The First Taste is Free
  243. Hackaday Links: June 5, 2022
  244. Anyone Can Be The Master Of This Master Lock Safe
  245. The Ethics of When Machine Learning Gets Weird: Deadbots
  246. Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals: The GameBug Turns Your Breadboard Into a Game Console
  247. That’s no Asteroid…Oh, Actually It Is
  248. Softmod an Xbox, and Run Your Own Software
  249. Universal TFT Display Backpack Helps Small Displays Shine
  250. Gaze Inside These Nanopower Op-Amps
  251. Ingenious Indigenous Artful Screw Conveyor
  252. DIY Keyboard Can’t Get Much Smaller
  253. Make Your Own Virtual Set
  254. The Dangerously Delightful Homemade Rockets of Thailand
  255. A Home Payphone
  256. Sorry, Your Internet Connection is Slow
  257. Wooden Keycaps Minus the CNC
  258. Optimizing Linux Pipes
  259. Track Your Cat’s Weight Through This Internet-Connected Litter Box
  260. Quick Tip Improves Seven-Segment LED Visibility
  261. 3D Printed Template Makes Perfect Dovetail Joints
  262. NASA Turns to Commercial Partners for Spacesuits
  263. Hackaday Podcast 171: Rent the Apple Toolkit, DIY an Industrial CNC, or Save the Birds with 3D Printing
  264. 3D Printed Flexure Shows Precision in Action
  265. This Week In Security: Follina, Open Redirect RCE, and Annoyware
  266. A Rotocasting Machine Sized for the Home Shop
  267. Recycled Speed Boat Beats The Barnacles Out Of Your Average Rebuild
  268. Practical Transistors: JFETs
  269. 3D Printed Protection Against “Under-Door” Attacks
  270. 3D Printing with Sound, Directly
  271. Power Up Your Pencil With the 30,000 RPM Erase-O-Matic
  272. LED Heart Keeps Tabs on Your RuneScape Character
  273. Linux Fu: Easy Widgets
  274. Surprisingly Stomp-able Soft Switches
  275. The Great Euro Sat Hack Should Be a Warning to Us All
  276. Life-Sized Colonial Viper Touches Down in Australia
  277. Have You Heard Of MCGA?
  278. Dissecting A T1 Line
  279. Building Faster rsync From Scratch In Go
  280. It’s TikTok, On Your Wrist!
  281. Alternative Display Technologies And Where To Find Them
  282. Hackaday Prize 2022: House Ventilation Reverse-Engineered And Automated
  283. Bulk Material — What IS This Stuff, Anyway?
  284. New Resin Printing Method Creates Objects in Seconds
  285. Rogue Waves Are Mysterious And Big
  286. English Words In French Gaming? Non Merci!
  287. Automatic Water Turret Keeps Grass Watered
  288. Saving Birds With 3D Printed Boats
  289. Retrotechtacular: Clay Pipe The Hard Way

May 2022

  1. Remote Screen Viewer is Text-Only
  2. How to Move a Full-Sized Church Organ From a House to a Museum
  3. At Last! A Cyberdeck You Might Want to Use
  4. Junk I Bought: My PSU Just Won’t Do
  5. Panelize PCBs Graphically With hm-panelizer
  6. Making The Case For COBOL
  7. Macbook Gets NVMe SSD With Help Of A BGA-Imitating PCB
  8. Ultra Light VORON X-Beam Milled From Aluminium Tube Stock
  9. Expired Certificate Causes German Payment Meltdown
  10. Domino Row Goes with the Flow
  11. Can You Build An Industrial grade CNC With Only DIY Resources?
  12. 3D Printing A Water-Cooled Jet Engine?
  13. An MP3 Player That Gives Off Nintendo Vibez
  14. Practical Wireless “Tele-Tennis” Build After Only 34 Years
  15. Check Your Mailbox Using The AirTag Infrastructure
  16. Using a Laser Cutter to Replicate an Optical Comparator Screen
  17. Laser-Engraving Hairlines: When a Line Isn’t a Line
  18. Autonomous Inflatable Canoe
  19. Hackaday Links: May 29, 2022
  20. Adjustable Workholding for Honeycomb Tables, With a Bit of DIY
  21. Laser Driver Design Keeps Safety First
  22. Relax and Enjoy This Simple Drone Synthesizer
  23. Better Robots Through Gallium
  24. Rackmount Hardware Placement Issues? IKEA LACK To The Rescue!
  25. Annotate PDFs on Linux with PDFrankenstein
  26. Soap Mouse Is a Slippery Interface for Mid-Air Input
  27. AI Attempts Converting Python Code to C++
  28. Hackaday Prize 2022: Reuse Those DIP Chips to Make a 1980s-Style Single-Board Computer
  29. 3D Print Glass With a Laser Cutter
  30. The Box: Think Outside of It
  31. Track Down Ghosts in Your WiFi With the Pwnton Pack
  32. Linux and C in the Browser
  33. Electronic Dice Is Introduction To Microcontroller Programming
  34. 3D Print A Colour TV
  35. Cityscape Multi-Level Keyboard Really Stacks Up
  36. Electronic Catan Game Board is Modular
  37. Hackaday Prize 2022: PewPew LCD Plays With Python
  38. Vintage Pro Audio Hack Chat Gets In the Groove
  39. Hackaday Podcast 170: Poop Shooting Laser, Positron is a 3D Printer On Its Head, DIY Pulsar Capture, GPS’s Achilles Heel
  40. Toothbrush Goes from Mouth-Whitening to Room-Brightening
  41. This Week in Security: Good Faith, Easy Forgery, and I18N
  42. The Huge Apple Toolkit For Fixing Your iPhone
  43. Wireless Power: Here? Now?
  44. Console Macropad Uses SD Cards for Stylin’ and Profilin’
  45. Color Vector Display Controller Brings Arcade Classics Back to Life
  46. Bottoms Up: Soda Can Help with Almost Any Project
  47. Upcycled Practice Amp Build Goes to Eleven
  48. Robotic Hand Uses Old CD-ROM Parts
  49. Auditory Brainstem Implants: The Other Bionic Hearing Device
  50. The 512 Gigabyte Floppy Disk
  51. Sharing Your Projects With The World: How?
  52. NYC Hangs Up Its Last Pay Phone
  53. It’s Easy To Mod Your Oculus VR Headset With Prescription Lenses
  54. Tame Your Flexible Filaments With This Belt-Drive Extruder
  55. Geothermal System is a Real Gold Mine
  56. Build a Prop For a TV Premiere? Stranger Things Have Happened
  57. A Nicely Accurate PCB Drill Press You Can Build Yourself
  58. Hackaday Prize 2022: Upcycling Acrylic Scraps
  59. SWO: An ARM Printf by Any Other Name
  60. Golf Club Shooter Is Your Ballistic Friend on the Green
  61. The Joy of Broadcast Media Vs. The Paradox of Choice
  62. Homebrew Radio Telescope Bags Pulsar
  63. Long-Distance Text Communication with LoRa
  64. HAL 9000 Becomes a Helpful Voice Assistant
  65. Graphyne Finally Created
  66. 3D Printing Fabrics Is Easier Than You Think
  67. The STM32 Makes For a Cheap DIY USB Soundcard
  68. Character VFD Becomes Spectrum Analyzer
  69. Put Another Dime in the Jukebox
  70. Show Us Your Odd Inputs and Peculiar Peripherals!
  71. PSP Turned Robot Remote With Custom Software
  72. Handling Bulk Material: Why Does My Cat Food Get Stuck?
  73. Point Out Pup’s Packages with This Poop-Shooting Laser
  74. Untangling The Maze Of Digital TV Upgrades
  75. Motorcycle Regulator By Popular Demand
  76. European Roads See First Zero-Occupancy Autonomous Journey
  77. Ditch The Laptop For The Tabletop
  78. Fighting Back Against Dodgy Dyson Batteries
  79. Hackaday Prize 2022: Glue-Hindered Smart Tweezer Repair Involves a Rebuild
  80. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Congratulations to the Planet-Friendly Power Finalists!
  81. Vintage Pro Audio Hack Chat
  82. An Illuminating Look at a Wolf 5151 Light Source
  83. Knowing Your Place: The Implications Of GPS Spoofing And Jamming
  84. Using a Fusion Splicer to Repair a Samsung TV’s Cable
  85. Lotus 123 for Linux is Like a Digital Treasure Hunt
  86. Do Flat Tyres Make Your Speedo Lie?
  87. Truly Giant Telescope Could Image Exoplanets
  88. Hackaday Links: May 22, 2022
  89. Hack Another ELF On The Stack
  90. Expedient Jig Lets You Crank Out Chain Link Fence
  91. Receive Virtual Postcards on This Beautiful E-Ink Photo Frame
  92. Bi-Color Filament Kicks 3D Printed Optical Illusions Up a Notch
  93. Smart Contact Lenses Put You Up Close to the Screen
  94. VR Spectrum Analyzer
  95. Building your own 8088 XT motherboard
  96. Voyager 1 Talks Some Nonsense, But Is Still Working
  97. HP-200LX Runs Website Like it’s the 90s
  98. A Receive Antenna Switcher With An Espressif Brain
  99. One Solution, Many Problems
  100. TurtleAuth DIY Security Token Gets (Re)designed for Durable, Everyday Use
  101. The Thin-Film Flexible 6502
  102. Sisyphean Ball Race Robot Toils Gracefully, Magnetically
  103. Practice Makes Perfect for this Ball and Socket Robot
  104. Sound Generation Board Makes the Tunes
  105. Hamvention 2022: The Reunion Begins Today
  106. Square Cuts on Aluminum Extrusion, No Mill Required
  107. Hackaday Podcast 169: 3D Printing in Vase Mode, Measuring Nanovolts through Mega DIY, and The Softest Pants are Software Pants
  108. Slow Races On A Pinewood Derby Track Built From Scratch
  109. This Week in Security: iPhone Unpowered, Python Unsandboxed, and Wizard Spider Unmasked
  110. Portable 3D Printer Gets Even Smaller, Faster, Better
  111. RIP John Birkett, Parts Vendor Extraordinaire
  112. PCB Linear Motors For Model Trains
  113. Scott’s CPU From the Bottom Up
  114. Flexible Grip For Hammer Made With 3D Printing Pen
  115. OpenCV Running on a Tiny Microcontroller
  116. Hacking the Logitech Z906 Speaker System
  117. Put a New Spin on Your 3D Printed Parts
  118. Water Your Plants Just Four Times Per Year
  119. Engineering vs Pigeons
  120. Defeat Your Car’s Autostop Feature With A Little SwitchBot
  121. One Coder is Porting Portal To the Nintendo 64
  122. MIDI Controller Looks Good, Enables Your Air Guitar Habit
  123. 3D Printed Linear Actuator Is Cheap and Strong
  124. Hackaday Prize 2022: Recycled Tire Table Is Where the Rubber Meets the Road
  125. The Little Big Dogs of Invention
  126. Practice Your Shopping Skills With This Self-Service Checkout Game
  127. Natural Language AI in Your Next Project? It’s Easier Than You Think
  128. Sunrise Keyboard Looks The Part
  129. Color(ing) Computer Needs No Batteries
  130. How the IBM PC Went 8-Bit
  131. Book Teaches Gaming Math
  132. Falling Down the Labyrinth With Wooden Microphone Design
  133. Nanovolt Meter Requires Careful Design For Accuracy’s Sake
  134. When Hams Helped Polar Researchers Come In From The Cold
  135. Kindle, EPUB, and Amazon’s Love of Reinventing Wheels
  136. LED Backlight Brings Vibrant Colors to Classic Palm PDAs
  137. Things Are Getting Rusty in Kernel Land
  138. Transparent Framedeck is Clearly Capable
  139. Building Petahertz Logic with Lasers and Graphene
  140. Repairing an HDMI Adapter Doesn’t Go So Well
  141. Can You Hear Me Now? Lunar Edition
  142. Network Time Protocol on the ESP32
  143. Gaming Mouse Becomes Digital Camera
  144. Asahi GPU Hacking
  145. Striping a Disk Drive the 1970 Way
  146. The Hair Dryer Monitor Fix
  147. Silence Of The iPods: Reflecting On The Ever-Shifting Landscape Of Personal Media Consumption
  148. Learn By Doing: Turn Your Garage Into Your Perfect Workspace
  149. Lawn Mower Carburetor Improves Mileage on Old Sedan
  150. 3D Printing Hack Leverages Vase Mode Structurally
  151. Light Whiskers from Soap Bubbles Is Real Science
  152. Hackaday Links: May 15, 2022
  153. Computer Thing Might be Garbage
  154. Vicious Little Desktop Shredder Pulverizes Plastic Waste
  155. E-Paper Clock Displays Things In A Battery-Friendly Manner
  156. Upcycling a Flat Bed Scanner
  157. The Explosive Art of Detonographs
  158. Running ARM Chips on Algae Power
  159. Balloon Guitar Is An Absolute Gas, Helium Or Not
  160. MiniDisc Player Supports Full Data Transfer
  161. Attack of the Magnetic Slime Robots
  162. TapType: AI-Assisted Hand Motion Tracking Using Only Accelerometers
  163. Who is Thinking About Open Source Firmware?
  164. Electronics And C++ Education With an ATTiny13
  165. Printable Fix for Time Card Clock Has Owner Seeing Red Again
  166. What’s in a Wattmeter?
  167. Retrotechtacular: The IBM System/360 Remembered
  168. Big Audio Visualizer Pumps With The Music
  169. Round LCDs Put To Work In Rack Mount Gauge Cluster
  170. Absolute Encoder Teardown
  171. NVIDIA Releases Drivers With Openness Flavor
  172. Hackaday Podcast 168: Math Flattens Spheres, FPGAs Emulate Arcades, and We Can’t Shake Polaroid Pictures
  173. Open Database Shares Resin 3D Printing Settings
  174. This Week in Security: F5 Twitter PoC, Certifried, and Cloudflare Pages Pwned
  175. Barely HDMI Display Gets a Steampunk-Inspired Enclosure
  176. Tetris Clock Gets Talkative Upgrade
  177. Monochrome LCD Video Hacks Galore!
  178. Why Get Dressed When There Are Software Pants?
  179. ’90s Ford Gets Shift Paddles And A Digital Dash Upgrade
  180. MakerBot And Ultimaker To Merge, Focus On Industry
  181. Hackaday Prize 2022: Salvaged Pumps and Hoses Make a Neat Vacuum Pickup Tool
  182. Can You Help NASA Build A Mars Sim in VR?
  183. How The Roland 808 Cowbell Worked
  184. With Rocket Lab’s Daring Midair Catch, Reusable Rockets Go Mainstream
  185. Is ESP8266 5 V Tolerant? This Curve Tracer Says Yes!
  186. Making a Concrete Pinhole Camera
  187. Pitch Sequencer Turns Tascam Tape Deck Into Instrument
  188. Easy Network Config For IoT Devices With RGBeacon
  189. When Sticks Fly
  190. Caulking Gun Becomes Useful Press Tool for Fuel Line Fittings
  191. Hackaday Prize 2022: Vintagephone Links the Past to the Present (and Future)
  192. Animate Your Robot In Blender
  193. 3D Printing a Carburetor Is Easier Than You Probably Think
  194. Bare-Metal STM32: Using The I2C Bus In Master-Transceiver Mode
  195. Modifying Old Fonts in the Name of Baseball
  196. Summer’s Coming – Let Mowerino Cut Your Grass
  197. A Simple Binary Coded Decimal Watch
  198. This Golf Club Uses Machine Learning to Perfect Your Swing
  199. Number Like It’s 1234 AD With This Cistercian Keypad
  200. Framework Board Gets This Round Display PC Rolling
  201. Thinnest Keyboard Uses Cherry DIY Doubleshot Method
  202. Data Alignment Across Architectures: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
  203. Theory, Practice, and Ducted Fans
  204. Large Scale Carbon Capture Without The Technology
  205. 3D Print Finishing By Spraying Glazing Putty
  206. Becky Stern, David Cranor, and a CT Scanner vs the Oura Ring
  207. Will MiSTer Fool You Into Learning FPGAs?
  208. AVX-512: When The Bits Really Count
  209. All The Sticky Labels you Could Ever Need: No DRM, Just Masking Tape
  210. A Raspberry Pi As An Offboard Display Adapter
  211. Autogyro Models are Hard — Even for [Peter Sripol]
  212. How A Smartphone is Made, in Eight “Easy” Blocks
  213. Verbot Goes to The Dark Side
  214. Will We Ever Shake the Polaroid Picture?
  215. Looking Forward To EMF Camp: Teasing Us With A Schedule
  216. Growing Silver Nanoprisms With Light
  217. Classic Tamagotchi is Reincarnated in Modern Hardware
  218. Altaid 8800 Puts a Front Panel in your Pocket
  219. Hackaday Links: May 8, 2022
  220. Prusa’s Official Enclosure Pulls Out All the Stops
  221. Reviving A 1974 Sinclair Scientific Calculator
  222. A Crazy Wave Automaton
  223. Creating an Image Format for Embedded Hardware
  224. Free Your Pi With This Bare Metal Programming Environment
  225. Web Emulator For The Kenbak-1 Computer (If You’ve Heard Of It)
  226. Reflecting on a Queueing Prism Leads To Unexpected Results
  227. This Spherical Lamp’s Pieces Ship Flat, Thanks to Math
  228. Bee Motion Combines ESP32 with PIR Sensor and USB-C
  229. APPLE2IDIOT Expansion Card Lets Your Apple II (Sort Of) Access the Internet
  230. Learning Obsolete Technology
  231. Mods Make a Stock Keyboard Your Own
  232. Re-imagining the Resistor Color Code Cheat Sheet
  233. Flexures Make This Six-DOF Positioner Accurate to the Micron Level
  234. Tree Forks As Natural Composite Joints In Architecture
  235. Pico Chording Keyboard is Simultaneously Vintage and New
  236. ElectriPop Turns Cut Mylar into Custom 3D Structures
  237. Screwed Up: Can Technology Be A Substitute For Regular Maintenance
  238. Retrotechtacular: How Television Worked In The 1950s
  239. Hackaday Podcast 167: Deadly Art Projects, Robot Lock Pickers, LED Horticulture, and Good Samaritan Repairs
  240. Super Tough Resin Is Literally As Tough As Nails
  241. This Week in Security: uClibc and DNS Poisoning, Encryption is Hard, and the Goat
  242. Audio Eavesdropping Exploit Might Make That Clicky Keyboard Less Cool
  243. Game & Light Brings Video Games to Your Keychain
  244. Powering a Backyard Railway With Compressed Air
  245. Automate the Freight: Autonomous Buses to Start Operation in UK
  246. Maze Bolt Toy By Lost PLA Casting
  247. Toast Keyboard Raises a Glass to Short Index Fingers
  248. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Disposable Vape Pens Turned Project Parts
  249. A Minimal Motoring Manifesto
  250. 2022 Hackaday Prize Enters Second Round: Reuse, Recycle, Revamp
  251. About As Cold As It Gets: The Webb Telescope’s Cryocooler
  252. Exporting Data from Old Gear Through LCD Sniffing
  253. TWANG32 Brings LED Strip Gaming to the ESP32
  254. Bringing Zelda Classic To The Browser
  255. Flip Book Animations On The Inside Of 3D Prints
  256. TPM Module Too Expensive? DIY Your Own Easily!
  257. The MCH2022 Badge Has Landed!
  258. 2022 Hackaday Prize: ArmaLamp Provides Light, No Matter What
  259. Healing Wounds With The Power of Electricity
  260. A (Nearly All) New Commodore 64
  261. The Connector Zoo: I2C Ecosystems
  262. Dumping Encrypted-At-Rest Firmware Of Xiaomi Smart Kettle
  263. Anxieties Of Hardware Bringup During Parts Shortage
  264. Designing For The Small Grey Screen
  265. Kaleidoscope – Feelings Turned Into LED Tree
  266. Stop-Motion Angels In The Light Field
  267. Identify Radioactive Samples With This DIY Gamma-Ray Spectrometer
  268. Fireball-Flinging Figurine Feeds Fiction
  269. Linux Fu: The Infinite Serial Port
  270. Patching the Kurzweil K2500 Synthesizer
  271. Ask Hackaday: Repair Café Or Not?
  272. Blending Pepper’s Ghost, Synths, and Vintage TVs
  273. Wearable Electronics Takes The 3D Printing Route
  274. This Colossal Vacuum Tube Computer Plays a Mean Game of Pong
  275. The Deadliest Project On The Internet?
  276. Simple Hardware Switch For OS Dualbooting, Thanks To RP2040
  277. Hackaday Prize 2022: A 3D Printed Portable Wind Turbine For Hikers
  278. I2C Tap Helps Assign Blame For SDA Conflicts
  279. Big Chemistry: Synthetic Oil
  280. For Once, The Long Arm Of John Deere Presses The Right Button
  281. From Car To Device: How Software is Changing Vehicle Ownership
  282. Vintage Computer Festival East Raises the Bar Again
  283. DIY Metal Detector Gives You The Mettle To Find Some Medals
  284. Need A Snack From Across Town? Send Spot!
  285. Track Those Leftovers With This Little Timer
  286. All-In-One Automated Plant Care
  287. Hackaday Links: May 1, 2022
  288. This 3D Printed Robot Can Actually Pick Locks
  289. How To Hide A Photo in A Photo
  290. Bend Your Prints to Eliminate Supports
  291. Clever Scope Probe Drawers Keep Your Workbench Tidy
  292. Mini MIDI Synth Uses Minimum Number of Parts
  293. Learn Sign Language Using Machine Vision
  294. Clever Stereo Camera Uses Sony Wireless Camera Modules

April 2022

  1. Aimbot Does it in Hardware
  2. Plant Growth Accelerated Tremendously with LEDs
  3. Hacking Toy RC Cars With The HackRF One
  4. New Tech and the Old Ways
  5. Training Doppler Radar With Smart Watch IMUs Data For Activity Recognition
  6. Giant CNC Partners With Powerful Laser Diode
  7. A Great Resource For The Would-Be Pinball Machine Builder
  8. Arduino and Git: Two Views
  9. Motorcycle Voltage Regulator Uses MOSFETs
  10. Equipping An ATV With A Trashcan Lifter
  11. Hackaday Prize 2022: RunTinyRun is a Fully Solar-Powered, Portable Dinosaur Game
  12. Building a Swiss Army Lab With Software Defined Instrumentation
  13. Hackaday Podcast 166: Engraving with the Sun, Explosive Welding, Juggling Chainsaws, and Torturing Wago Connectors
  14. Super Simple Scope Shambles Solution
  15. This Week in Security: Android and Linux, VirusTotal, More Psychic Signatures
  16. Chonky Palmtop Will Slide Into Your Heart
  17. This Machine-Vision Ekranoplan Might Just Follow You Home
  18. A Real GPU on the Raspberry Pi — Barely.
  19. Recycling Plastic Into Filament
  20. Multiband Crystal Radio Set Pulls Out All the Stops
  21. Plinko-Like Build Takes Advantage of Wireless LEDs
  22. Tiny RISC Virtual Machine is Built for Speed
  23. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: The Winners are In
  24. Automatic Turntable Makes Photogrammetry a Cinch
  25. EV Charging Connectors Come In Many Shapes and Sizes
  26. DIY Arduino Based EV Charger Saves Money, Looks Pro
  27. 90s Apple Computer Finally Runs Unsigned Code
  28. Drone Filming Chile’s Urban Bike Race Takes Some Fancy Radio Gear
  29. CAD Sketcher, It’s Parametric CAD For Blender
  30. Digital to Analog in the Darkroom
  31. DIY Bench PSU Looks Like A Million Bucks But Is Easy On The Budget
  32. Hackaday Prize 2022: Glass Tube Solar Thermionic Converters
  33. 2022 Hackaday Prize: Get Your Planet-Friendly Power On!
  34. No-Laser CNC Engraver is Something New Under the Sun
  35. The State of Play In Solid State Batteries
  36. NASA’s Giant SLS Rocket Rolled Back for Repairs
  37. Building Reaction Wheels With Python and LEGO
  38. Genaille’s Rods: When Paint Sticks Do Math
  39. Fort Knutz – Squirrels Go All Mission Impossible
  40. Simple Photo Enlarger Makes Great Addition To Any Darkroom
  41. A Baudot Code Speaking Chatterbot With A Freakish Twist
  42. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Multi-Sensor Measurement System
  43. Modern Wildfires And Their Effect On The Ozone Layer
  44. Pianolizer Helps Your Musical Projects Distinguish Notes
  45. The Sinclair ZX Spectrum Turns 40
  46. Hand-Built Metal Mouse is Beautifully Engraved
  47. Physical Control Panel Elevates Flight Sim Experience
  48. Lofipi Keeps the Chill Beats Coming
  49. Learning Electronics By Just Doing It
  50. The Apollo Digital Ranging System: More Than Meets The Eye
  51. 3D Printed Turbo Pump Hopes to Propel Rockets To The Sky
  52. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: A Mac-Based Droid Named R.O.B.
  53. Explosion Welding Goes Off With A Bang
  54. Software Defined Instrumentation Hack Chat
  55. Machine Vision Helps You Terminate Failing 3D Print Jobs
  56. Axiom’s Private ISS Mission Was No Space Vacation
  57. Insteon Abruptly Shuts Down, Users Left Smart-Home-Less
  58. Testing 7 Wago-like Wire Connectors For Science And Fire
  59. All Dressed Up and Nowhere To Flow: Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
  60. IBM PCjr Types Again, Thanks to KeybJr
  61. Hackaday Links: April 24, 2022
  62. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: CyberGlove Tests Your Reactions
  63. Xiaomi Cryptographically Signs Scooter Firmware – What’s Next?
  64. SSH Is Magic, But Tunnels are Even Better
  65. DIY Laptop Stand: Why Stop at One When You Can Slot Three?
  66. Can You Identify This Mystery Unicode Glyph?
  67. A FET Oscilloscope Probe For Higher Frequencies
  68. Riding Mower CVT Upgrade Really Gets Things Moving
  69. Retrotechtacular: The Power to Stop
  70. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Your Home Assistant, HAL 9000
  71. A Universal, Non-planar Slicer for 3D Printing is Worth Thinking About
  72. Research: It’s Like Cheating, but Fair
  73. Omnibot Shows Off Over a Decade of CNC Prowess
  74. High Temp Heat Engine Achieves 40% Efficiency
  75. Meet the RouterPi, a Compute Module 4 Based GbE Router
  76. Add Conductive Traces On Vacuum Formed Plastic With 3D Printing
  77. Hard(er) Drives: Impractical, Slow, Amazing, and Incredible
  78. Building an Edge Lit Sign From the Scrap Pile
  79. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: A Very Star Wars Door
  80. Movie Prop Electronics Hack Chat Takes Us Behind the Scenes
  81. Hackaday Podcast 165: Old Printers, Dark Towers, 3DP Gaskets, and Wavy Traces
  82. Blu-ray Microscope Uses Blood Cells As Lenses
  83. This Week in Security: Java’s Psychic Signatures, AWS Escape, And a Nasty Windows Bug
  84. Modular Anti-Drone Drone Sacrifices Itself For Self Defense
  85. Machine Learning Helps You Get in Shape While Working a Desk Job
  86. Optimized Super Mario 64 Offers Exciting Possibilities
  87. Electric Chopsticks Bring the Salt, Not the Pain
  88. Car Hacker Hacks Lawn Care Carb Into Hot Rod Car
  89. Scanning Receipts Proves Trickier Than Anticipated
  90. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: A Star Wars Mouse Droid Of Your Very Own
  91. The Honda Takedown: How A Global Brand Failed To Read The Room
  92. Watch a Complete Reflector Telescope Machined from a Single Block of Glass
  93. Linux Fu: An Odd Use for fork()
  94. Modular Laptop Maker Provides Mainboard Documentation for Non-Laptop Projects
  95. Hoverbike Turns Hoverboard Into Ebike
  96. SMT Part Counter Aims to Ease Taking Inventory
  97. Turning Scrap Copper into Beautiful Copper Acetate Crystals
  98. Bring Precision to the Woodshop with an Electronic Router Lift
  99. Copper: Rectifying AC a Century Ago
  100. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Glowing LED Cubes Make Captivating Artifacts
  101. A Rotary Encoder: How Hard Can It Be?
  102. This Laptop Gets All The PCIe Devices
  103. Commodore C64: the Most Popular Home Computer Ever Turns 40
  104. Gaskets, Can They Be 3D Printed?
  105. Developing Your Own Digital Film
  106. Charge Your Apple With Apples
  107. Micromachining with a Laser
  108. OLED Display Kicks Knob Up Several Accurate Notches
  109. Custom-Fit Small Shop Crane Lightens the Load
  110. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: The Animatronic Baby Yoda You’ve Always Wanted
  111. Mobile-Focused Windows 11 Leaves Taskbar Stuck Along the Bottom
  112. A Line Follower With No Brains
  113. Arm Pumps Up the Volume with Mbed and a Potentiometer
  114. Edible Electronics Let Us Hear the Lamentations of the Chocolate Bunnies
  115. Bare Metal Gives This Pi Some Classic Synths
  116. Ray-Traced Doom Really Shines!
  117. Honey, Did you Feed the Lamp? Company Wants to Create Living Light Bulbs
  118. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Schrödinger’s Trigger is Trained on Electrons, Not Cats
  119. The Epic Journey of Repairing an HP 9830A Desktop Computer From the 1970s
  120. Build Your Own Cat – Some Assembly Required
  121. Ask Hackaday: Would a Scooter Get You Back to the Office?
  122. Movie Prop Electronics Hack Chat
  123. Gun Safe Made Safer With Lithium Battery Upgrade
  124. Mercury Thrusters: A Worldwide Disaster Averted Just In Time
  125. Vintage Computer Festival East Is This Weekend
  126. Gridfinity: 3D Printed Super Quick Tool Storage And Retrieval
  127. Processing Audio With the RP2040
  128. Drill Press Piece Fastening 101
  129. Hackaday Links: April 17, 2022
  130. The 555 Gives the CarolinaCon Badge Life
  131. Measuring Electromagnetic Fields With Just an Arduino and a Piece of Wire
  132. Solaris might be Free If You Want It
  133. Laptop USB-C Charging Hack Lets You Leave the Brick at Home
  134. KiCAD Plugin Gives Your PCBs that Handmade Look
  135. Taking a Close Look at Parallel Plate Capacitors
  136. A Neat Little Tool to Reset the Fuses on Your ATtiny
  137. RSS Printer Gives You The Hard Copy News You Desire
  138. Can You Help Solve the Mystery of This 1930s TV?
  139. IoT Pool Monitor Helps You Keep It Crystal Clear
  140. Easy, Extensible, Open
  141. Tiny Pneumatic Tool Made from a Single(-ish) Bolt
  142. Paper Tape Reader Self-calibrates, Speaks USB
  143. Calculating Pi On the 4004 CPU, Intel’s First Microprocessor
  144. Javascript is Everywhere. Even MSDOS
  145. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: A Friendly Wall Drawing Robot
  146. Multicolor Drawbot Highlights Importance of Limit Switches
  147. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Motorized AT-AT Walker Gets Around With Servos
  148. The 2022 Hackaday Prize Hack Chat Kicks Things Off
  149. Hackaday Podcast 164: Vintage NASA Soldering, Mouse Bites, ATTiny85 Graphics, and PVC Pontoons
  150. Printable Carbide Opens Up Interesting Possibilities
  151. This Week in Security: OpenSSH, Git, and Sort-of NGINX 0-day
  152. Mini DarkTower Clone Restores Your Childhood
  153. This DIY UPDI Programmer is Nice and Cheap
  154. We’ve Heard of Bricking a Hard Drive, But…
  155. A Nitrogen Soldering Iron Review
  156. Engineering on a Deadline for Squid Game
  157. The Simplest Electro-Mechanical Telephone Exchange That Actually Works
  158. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: Nixie Calculator is Resplendent in Walnut Enclosure
  159. Remoticon 2021 // Jeroen Domburg [Sprite_tm] Hacks the Buddah Flower
  160. 3D Printing Pills All At Once
  161. Less Is More — Or How To Replace a $25,000 Bomb Sight for 20 Cents
  162. Great Beginnings: The Antikythera Mechanism Gets a “Day Zero”
  163. Versatile Reflow Oven Controller Uses ESP32-S2
  164. PiSquare Lets You Run Multiple HATs on a Raspberry Pi
  165. Reducing Warping in Metal 3D Prints
  166. Does Your Programmer Know How Fast You Were Going?
  167. 2022 Sci-Fi Contest: A Hand-Following Robot, Powered by Arduino
  168. Home Made Stirling Engines From Expedient Materials
  169. The Future Of Energy Storage On Both Sides Of The Meter
  170. Nixie Spectrum Display Has Seven Bands
  171. Arming with an OS
  172. NASA Hardware Techniques: Soldering Space Electronics Like It’s 1958
  173. Desktop Soundbar Is Ideal for PC Use
  174. Lego Fourteen-Segment Display Needs Plenty of Motors
  175. Hacking an Experimental ESA Satellite
  176. Bungee-Corded Bass Zither Really Slaps
  177. Hall Effect Module Knows Where Your Motor Is
  178. Skip the Shipping, Print Your Own Cable Chains
  179. Ask Hackaday: Is It Time For Waste Heat and Cold Area Heating To Shine?
  180. Mindblowing Graphics from an ATtiny85
  181. Scientists Are Now Declaring New Species Via Photos and Video
  182. Warm Up Your Extruders, RepRap Festivals Are Back
  183. A V2 Rocket Inspired Steam Turbine Skateboard Is Just Around The Corner
  184. This Chariot Is Pulled By A Team Of Motorcycles
  185. Trenton Computer Festival Makes YouTube Debut
  186. Glow In The Dark Computer Memory Illuminates The Fundamentals
  187. Blood Pressure Cuff Hacked into Water Level Sensor
  188. Quick Hacks: Countersinking Screw Heads With 3D Laser Engraving
  189. Review: Vizy Linux-Powered AI Camera
  190. 2022 Hackaday Prize Hack Chat
  191. Need A JTAG Adapter? Use Your Pico!
  192. Mothballing Rosalind: How to Put a Space Mission in Storage
  193. This End Table Conceals A Close Encounter
  194. Swing Gate Motors Come To Help For Opening A Giant Servery Window
  195. Coin Acceptors are Higher-Tech Than You Think
  196. Boards For Playful Exploration Of Digital Protocols
  197. Hackaday Links: April 10, 2022
  198. Robotic Boat Rides High On PVC Pipe Pontoons
  199. A Super Simple DIY Ozone Generator
  200. This 3.5mm Cable Distorts Signals, Hides Audio-Filtering Circuit
  201. A Turbocharged Robot Mop to Save Your Date
  202. Retrotechtacular: A DIY Television for Very Early Adopters
  203. LoRa-Powered Birdhouses Enable Wireless Networking When The Internet’s Down
  204. SDR Listens in to Your Tires
  205. CAT Is Not Your Average Meow-cropad
  206. Amazing “Connect Fore!” Robot Challenges Your Putting Practice
  207. Best Ways To Make PCB Breakaway Tabs, Revealed
  208. The Virtue of Wires in the Age of Wireless
  209. Twitch and Blink Your Way Through Typing with This Facial Keyboard
  210. Night Vision: Now in Color
  211. Enjoy This Animatronic Eyeball’s Smooth Moves
  212. Just in Case You Want to Charge Your Neighbor’s Tesla
  213. A Bargain in Bionic Knees
  214. Wordle Comes to the Nokia N-Gage Thanks to New SDK
  215. A Close Look at a Little Known 8-bit Computer
  216. PCB Thermal Design Hack Gets Hot and Heavy
  217. Hackaday Podcast 163: Movie Sound, Defeating Dymo DRM, 3DP Guitar Neck, Biometrics Bereft of Big Brother
  218. It’s Almost a New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. But Not Quite
  219. This Week in Security: Vulnerable Boxes, Government Responses, and New Tools
  220. Astrophotography on the Game Boy Camera
  221. Shredder Rebuilt From The Ashes, Aims To Produce More Ashes
  222. Raspberry Pi Test Stand Tells You Which Glues to Use
  223. Stress-Testing An Arduino’s EEPROM
  224. Upcycled Nixie Clock Fit For A Friend
  225. Wireless Weather Station Gets Solar-Powered Supercap Upgrade
  226. OpenMower: Open Source Robotic Lawn Mower With RTK GPS
  227. Remoticon 2021 // Rob Weinstein Builds an HP-35 from the Patent Up
  228. Inside an 11 Ton Clock with 1,000 Pieces
  229. Just What On Earth Is A Therm?
  230. Custom Macro Keyboard With Sweet Backlighting
  231. Turning Old Plotter Parts Into a Smooth Camera Slider
  232. Old Casio Calculator Learns New Tricks
  233. A Gaggle of Boards Makes For an I2C Playground
  234. Accessible Arduino Mouse Helps
  235. Hacking a Fuel Sensor into a Portable Tank, Literally
  236. Pong in Hardware… Virtually
  237. Whales Help Scientists Investigate The Mystery of Menopause
  238. Magnetic Hockey Game Uses A 555
  239. Grid-Level Energy Storage And The Challenge Of Storing Energy Efficiently
  240. Helping the War Effort with 3D Printed Tourniquets
  241. Build a TPM Module For Your Server
  242. Fix Every Broken Via To Return This Game To Life
  243. RC Car Test Tether Takes Car Testing To New Lengths
  244. A 3D Printed 35mm Movie Camera
  245. LED Filaments Make a Retro Clock Without Any Retro Parts
  246. Solder Pot from the Kitchen
  247. Magpies Help Each Other Escape Tracking Devices With This One Weird Trick
  248. A Simple Linear Power Supply, Done Well
  249. Hacker Dictionary: RS-485 Will Go the Distance
  250. Wireless Bootloader Saves You From Swapping ROM Chips
  251. How Did Dolby Digital Sound Work On Film?
  252. ESP32: Is Two Better than One?
  253. Detailed Big Screen Multimeter Review
  254. Rubber Band “Slide Rule” Doesn’t Slide, but Rotates
  255. Monitor Space Weather And The Atmosphere With your Cellphone!
  256. Levitate The NE555 Way
  257. Confessions of a Crimpoholic
  258. SAMD11 Provides Two Serial Ports For Price Of One
  259. A Power Button for Raspberry Pi, Courtesy of Device Tree Overlays
  260. Turn Timing Diagrams Into ASCII Art, For Friendlier Pasting
  261. Quick-Swap Socket For Stemma QT Experiments
  262. Servo Surgery Teaches Us DIY Encoder Implants
  263. TshWatch Helps You Learn More About Yourself
  264. Hackaday Links: April 3, 2022
  265. Is Your Device Actually USB 3.0, Or Is The Connector Just Blue?
  266. Flashing TI Chips with an ESP
  267. Don’t Tune Your 3D Printer To Middle ‘C’ After All
  268. Using Statistics Instead of Sensors
  269. This Big 3D-Printed Game Boy Actually Runs MacOS
  270. Compaq 286 Laptop Gets Raspberry Transfusion
  271. Retrotechtacular: The Transatlantic Radiotelephone System of the 1930s
  272. Monitoring Water Quality Using Lots of Sensors and Machine Learning
  273. Razor Crest Control Lever For The Grogu In Your Life
  274. Busted 1960s Vacuum Tube Radio Sings Again
  275. Eyes on the Prize!
  276. Briefcase Computer Is A Glorious Cyberpunk Build
  277. This Motorcycle Uses Water!
  278. Making Your Own Technically-HDMI OLED Monitor
  279. Using a Vacuum Diode to Make The Cleanest Noise Source You’ve Ever Seen
  280. Stresses Revealed With A Polariscope
  281. AARP Swipes Right On Senior Social Network
  282. A Gang Of HackRFs Makes For A Wideband SDR
  283. Hackaday Report: Will 2022 Bring A New Dawn For The Chip Shortage?
  284. Hackaday Podcast 162: Hackaday Prize is On, Thermal Printers are So Hot These Days, Cloud Chambers are Super Cool, and Batteries Must be Replaceable
  285. 3D Printing A Guitar Neck
  286. This Week in Security: More State-Sponsored Activity, Spring4Shell
  287. This WeeΚ in Security: Hackerman, Twitter’s Best, and Signs to Watch Out For
  288. MangoPi To Bring A SD-Card-Sized Linux Module
  289. Tracer, A Platform For All Things Movement Logging
  290. Watching a Spacewalk in Real Time
  291. Texture Map GCode Directly In Blender With NozzleBoss

March 2022

  1. Modern, Frugal PCB Breathes New Life Into Soviet-Made LED Watch
  2. Making Windshield Wipers Rock To The Beat
  3. Rural Hacker De-Crufts and Rebuilds Hydroelectric Generator
  4. Circuit VR: The Wheatstone Bridge Analog Computer
  5. Know which way the wind blows, whether weather boosts your mood
  6. REMOTICON 2021 // Hal Rodriguez and Sahrye Cohen Combine Couture and Circuitry
  7. Tricking a Smart Meter into Working on the Bench
  8. CNC Toolpath Visualisation With OpenCV
  9. Building Your Own 80386DX ISA Single Board Microcomputer
  10. What’s That AccessUSB Menu In My LG SmartTV?
  11. Hackaday Prize 2022: Solar Harvesting Is Better With Big Capacitors
  12. #FreeDMO Gets Rid Of DYMO Label Printer DRM
  13. A New Wrinkle on Wooden Ribbon Microphones
  14. Visit the World’s Largest Computer Museum: The Heinz Nixdorf
  15. Fancy Wire Loop Game Is A Beauty In Brass
  16. Replaceable Batteries Are Coming Back To Phones If The EU Gets Its Way
  17. Wind-Up Tape Measure Transformed into Portable Ham Antenna
  18. Building 7-Segment Displays With LEGO
  19. Building a DIY Flight Yoke For Flight Simulator
  20. Fifty Motored Paraglider Partly Flies, Partly Glides
  21. Cute Oscilloscope Uses LEDs For Display
  22. You Can Turn Soft Drink Bottles Into Handy Solar Lamps
  23. Non-Contact Probe Works Better with a Little More Complexity
  24. Converting Your Bike To Electric: Why You Should, And When You Shouldn’t
  25. LED Kaleidoscope Uses Induction Power Magic
  26. Enter the 2022 Hackaday Prize and Help Save the World
  27. Finally, the Venerable Vectrex Gets a Mini Makeover
  28. LEGO String Winder Hints At Greater Possibilities
  29. Raspberry Pi Creates Melody
  30. PDP-11/34 Restoration And The Virtue Of Persistence
  31. Old Boat Becomes Toasty Floating Sauna
  32. Retro Portable Computer Packs Printer For the Trip
  33. Gravity-Water-Air Powered Engine
  34. Is the iPhone Camera Too Smart? Or Not Smart Enough?
  35. PCB Thermal Design Hack Chat
  36. Say Friend And Have This Box Open For You
  37. NASA Continues Slow And Steady Pace Towards Moon
  38. Low Power Mode for Custom GPS Tracker
  39. Putting the RP2040 on a Stamp
  40. Solving Grounding Issues on Switch Audio
  41. Tube Tumbler Provides the Perfect Culture
  42. Hackaday Links: March 27, 2022
  43. 3D Printed Portal Turret Moves and Talks Like the Real Thing
  44. 3D Printed Forge For Recycling
  45. Generating Composite Video On ESP32 With LVGL GUI
  46. Tiny Pinball Is As Cute As Pi
  47. Peltier Cloud Chamber Produces Some Lovely Trails
  48. Who Needs Yeast When You Have Lab Equipment?
  49. Hacker Camps Are Back. To Get You In The Mood, Here’s A Story From 1997
  50. ATtiny85 Snake Game is a Circuit Sandwich
  51. AI-Generated Sleep Podcast Urges You To Imagine Pleasant Nonsense
  52. Arduino Keeps Your Classic Timex Datalink in Sync
  53. Inspiring Hacks, Unfinished Hacks
  54. Now The V In RISC-V Stands For VRoom
  55. Reverse Engineering Your Own Bluetooth Audio Module
  56. Polar Planimeter Quantifies Area By Plotting Perimeter
  57. Get GitHub Tickets IRL with a Raspberry Pi and a Receipt Printer
  58. DIY Prony Dyno Properly Displays Power Production
  59. DIY SLS 3D Printer Getting Ready To Print
  60. A Robot Game To Open Your Hackerspace
  61. High Noon for Daylight Savings Time
  62. Hackaday Podcast 161: Laser Lithography, Centurion Hard Drive, and Mad BGA Soldering
  63. Label Your SMD Tapes With An Inkjet Printer
  64. This Week in Security: Browser in the Browser, Mass Typo-squatting, and /dev/random Upgrades
  65. Designed From Scratch And Fully Handmade: The Modular Coleman Z80 Computer
  66. Custom Controller Ups Heat Pump Efficiency
  67. LEGO-Sorting Vacuum Defeats the Problem
  68. PiSpy, the Camera Setup Designed to Make Biological Observations Better
  69. Desktop Performance In A Custom Mac Laptop
  70. Used Facemasks Turned into Rapid Antigen Tests with Injection Molding
  71. A MiniDisc Optical Head Has A Few Surprises Up Its Sleeve
  72. REMOTICON 2021 // Jay Doscher Proves Tinkercad Isn’t Just for Kids
  73. You Draw It, CNC Cuts It
  74. Tech In Plain Sight: Car Doors
  75. OpenCV Brings Pinch to Zoom Into the Real World
  76. Copper Modding Helps Cool A Toasty GPU
  77. Air Football Looks Pro
  78. Finally, A Mapping Tool For Addressable LED Strings
  79. Brick And Motor Table Saw Delivers Paper Cuts On Demand
  80. Lego Car Demonstrates Proper Use of Ball Wheels
  81. 3D Printing Concept Car (Parts)
  82. Old School Mechanical Pong Still Amazes
  83. Two-Dimensional Polymer Is A New Ultra-Strong Material
  84. Breathe Easy With This LED Air Sensor Necklace
  85. [Ken Shirriff] Takes a Bite of the Apple-I
  86. Wireshark HTTPS Decryption
  87. Quick Hacks: Using Staples When Recapping Motherboards
  88. NVIDIA Unveils Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit
  89. Absolem is a Rabbit Hole Keyboard Build
  90. Tune Your Dish Antenna Like a Pro
  91. Old Printer Becomes Direct Laser Lithography Machine
  92. The New-Phone Blues: A Reminder That Hackers Shouldn’t Settle
  93. Satellite Snoopers Pick Up Surprising TV Broadcast
  94. Hacked GDB Dashboard Puts It All On Display
  95. IR Remote Transforms to RF
  96. Web Serial Terminal Means It’s Always Hacking Time
  97. Your Vacuum Cleaner Follows You
  98. Home Made Scanning Electron Microscope Shows Some Potential
  99. ‘Desk Accessory’ Pays Homage To Macintosh
  100. Cluster Your Pi Zeros In Style With 3D Printed Cray-1
  101. One Giant Leap (Backwards) for Humankind: What the Russia-Ukraine War Means for the ISS
  102. Heroic Efforts Give Smallest ARM MCU a Breakout, Open Debugger
  103. Celebrating The Infinity Of Pi Day With Thermochromic Foil
  104. A Fractal Papercraft Tree
  105. Bike On Over To The Campground
  106. Hackaday Links: March 20, 2022
  107. ElectronBot: A Sweet Mini Desktop Robot That Ticks All The Boxes
  108. Keep Tabs on Asteroids With Asteroid Atlas
  109. Going Around in Circles With Homemade Arcade Classic Cyclone
  110. Hacker Challenges MemoryStick To A Fight And Wins
  111. Minicomputer Restoration Hanging In The Balance
  112. Clockwork DevTerm R-01 Takes RISC-V Out For a Spin
  113. Learn All About Writing a Published Technical Book, From Idea to Print
  114. World’s Smallest Hair Straightener For Fixing Old LCD Ribbons
  115. Reliving Second-Hand Nostalgia with the PDP-11
  116. These Mind-Controlled Cat Ears Move With Your Mood
  117. Impedance Mismatch
  118. Sensor Playground Keeps Track of Indoor Air Quality Through The Cloud
  119. World’s Worst I/O Dock Doesn’t Deserve Elegant Fix
  120. Welcome To The Future, Where your Microwave Thinks It’s A Steam Oven
  121. Great Computer Hacks Make Hackers Hacker Computers
  122. Throttle Your Solid Rocket Motors With This One Simple Trick!
  123. High Tech Pancake Tesla Coil Brings the Lightning
  124. Power Cycling Museum Computers On The Cheap
  125. The Open Source ASICs Hack Chat Redefines Possible
  126. Hackaday Podcast 160: Pedal Power, OpenSCAD in the Browser, Tasmanian Tigers, and the Coolest Knob
  127. Morse Keyboard Communicates with the Blink of an Eye
  128. This Week in Security: More Protestware, Another Linux Vuln, and TLStorm
  129. Render HTML And CSS On An ESP32
  130. Modular Multi-Input Macro Keypad Integrates Mouse and Joystick
  131. Talking to a Texas Instruments Calculator
  132. Open-Source Farming Robot Now Includes Simulations
  133. 3D-Printed Parts Let You Assemble Your Own Biggest Fan
  134. Tracked RC Vehicle is (Mostly) 3D Printed
  135. 3D Printed Molds for Casting Rose’s Metal
  136. Remoticon 2021 // Arsenijs Tears Apart Your Laptop
  137. Doubled Up 3D Printer Upgrade Doubles The Fun
  138. Owning A ShortWave Radio Is Once Again A Subversive Activity
  139. Wireless Charging for Border Patrol Drones
  140. An Old Typewriter Speaks To The World
  141. A Clear Guide For A Low-Profile Bespoke Keyboard
  142. OpenGL in 500 Lines (Sort Of…)
  143. Cheap Spot Welder Teardown
  144. Tired of 3D Printed Skirts? Try Kisses
  145. Spark Plug and Plumbing Parts Bring Nitrogen Laser Under Control
  146. Our Favorite Things: Binary Search
  147. Eight RS232 Ports, One Ethernet Port
  148. Linux Fu: Simple Pipes
  149. Layer Line Removal Putty Reviewed
  150. The Nine Dollar Laser Bed
  151. Rotary Phone MIDI Controller Still Makes Calls
  152. In 2045: Alpha Centauri
  153. Mustool Scopemeter Review and Teardown
  154. Simple Arduino Build Lets You Keep An Eye On Pi
  155. ApocaPi Now Is a Cyberdeck for What Comes After
  156. Tech in Plain Sight: Tough as Nails
  157. LED Flower Bouquet is a Radiant Hacker Desk Decoration
  158. Run Your Own Server for Fun (and Zero Profit)
  159. DOOM Comes to the RP2040
  160. A Sinclair ZX81 Clone Still Has The Power To Fascinate
  161. Pedal Powered Power
  162. Cool Mechanism Day: Two-Way To One-Way
  163. Brighten Up Your Prints With This Nail Polish Approach
  164. Hackers Beware: Shenzhen Is Closing
  165. Cheap Ghostbusters Toy Turned Convincing Prop
  166. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Really Tall Keycaps
  167. Open Source ASICs Hack Chat with Matt Venn
  168. Careful Cuts Lets Logger Last a Year On A Coin Cell
  169. The Tasmanian Tiger’s Comeback Tour, Powered By Science
  170. The Noble Effort to Put OpenSCAD in the Browser
  171. 3D Printing Snap Fit Joints
  172. Beautiful Engineering In This Laser Unit From a Tornado Jet Fighter
  173. Reversible Ventilation Hack Keeps the Landlord Happy
  174. Hackaday Links: March 13, 2022
  175. MiniPC Surgery Makes It 50% Cooler
  176. 5-Axis 3D Printing For The Rest Of Us
  177. Haptic Smart Knob Does Several Jobs
  178. Retro Breadboard Gives Up its 1960s Secrets
  179. Remote MQTT Temperature Sensor Shows How It’s Done
  180. Ice Fishing Tent Makes Winter Ham Radio Comfy
  181. Retrotechtacular: Measuring TV Audiences with the “Poll-O-Meter”
  182. How To Make Laser-cut Decals On The Cheap
  183. A Soft Thumb-Sized Vision-Based Touch Sensor
  184. Rugged Cyberdeck Makes the Case for Keeping Things Water-Tight
  185. Make it Compatible
  186. Modular Pockit Computer Is More Than Meets The Eye
  187. Build Yourself a Weather-Reporting Diorama
  188. Building a Lego Paper Shredder
  189. Clock Testing Sans Oscilloscope?
  190. Making A Locket From A Coin
  191. You Can Build Your Own Sushi Train
  192. A Wireless Headphone Charger Without The Wireless
  193. The Metal 3D Printing Hack Chat Brings the Heat
  194. Hackaday Podcast 159: Zombie Killer or Rug Maker, 3D Printed Rims, 1950s Drum Machines, and Batteries on Wheels
  195. Boat Anchor Twins Get a Little Digital Help Staying on Frequency
  196. This Week in Security: DDoS Techniques, Dirty Pipe, and Lapsus$ Continued
  197. Is Your Tape Dispenser Radioactive?
  198. Nail This Tricky Kumiko Pattern
  199. Very Fancy Nail Is Actually A Secret Jewlery Stash
  200. Short Circuit Tracer for a Buck
  201. Introducing The Universal Atari Keyboard Case
  202. Silent Stepper Motors Make Electromechanical Clock Fit For a Living Room
  203. How Fast Can You Spin A LEGO Wheel By Hand?
  204. Remoticon 2021 // Vaibhav Chhabra and the M19 Collective Make One Million Faceshields
  205. Announcing: The 2022 Hackaday.io Sci-Fi Contest
  206. Fumik: An Arduino Wall Drawing Robot Jellyfish
  207. How Did We Get To The Speed Of Light?
  208. Galaxy Users Accuse Samsung of Throttling Performance and Benchmark Rigging
  209. Reflow Hotplate Teardown Uncovers the Bare Minimum
  210. The Fliegerfaust Roars Back to Life After 77 Years
  211. WebGPU… Better than WebGL?
  212. VFD Character Display Turned Into Audio VU Meter
  213. Building A Pendulum Clock Out Of Lego
  214. Class A Amplifiers, Virtually
  215. Bringing The Art Of Origami And Kirigami To Robotics And Medical Technology
  216. Upgraded 3D Printed Tank Gets Better Drivetrain and Controls
  217. Raspberry Pi And The Story Of SD Card Corruption
  218. Kia Recalls Cars Over Airbag Controller Assembly Issue
  219. Modern CPUs are Smarter Than You Might Realize
  220. There’s More In A Cardboard Box Than What Goes In The Cardboard Box
  221. The Hunt For The Voice of Utah’s Arches
  222. Daft Punk Word Clock Goes Stronger and Faster
  223. G4 iMac Gets an M1 Heart Transplant
  224. Extreme Espresso, Part 2: An Inductive Water Level Sensor
  225. The Light Guide Hiding In Your Extrusion
  226. History of Digital Equipment Corp and Bonus PDP-11 Replica Build
  227. Grid Batteries On Wheels: The Complicated Logistics Of Vehicle-Grid Integration
  228. Retrotechtacular: Cheesy 1980s News Report on Early Internet Virus
  229. Vintage Multimeter Gets An LCD Transplant
  230. Remote Desktop Fun For Your Old Macintosh
  231. Hack Your Recipes
  232. The 3D Printed Car Tire Rim Finally Hits the Road, Sorta
  233. FlexyPins Might Help With Those Pesky Castellated Modules
  234. A Variable Capacitor For Not A Lot
  235. A Chip To Bridge the USB 2 – USB 3 Divide
  236. Metal 3D Printing Hack Chat
  237. USB Temperature Logger With Some Extra Tricks
  238. The Invisible Battlefields of the Russia-Ukraine War
  239. Greedy Receivers: FCC Considers Regulating Receivers After Altimeter Showdown
  240. Pop Goes the Mechanical Ping Pong Sculpture
  241. An Interview with Reinhard Keil
  242. Nintendo Switch Runs Vita Software With vita2hos
  243. Hackaday Links: March 6, 2022
  244. Retro Serial Terminal Uses Modern Chips to Get CP/M Machine Talking
  245. Putting the ‘Go’ In Frisbee Golf With a Robot Launcher
  246. Vintage Meter Repair? It’s Easier With X-Rays
  247. How to Solder To Aluminum, Easily
  248. DIY Injection Molder Built From a Cheap Pneumatic Press
  249. Robotic Tufting Gun Fires Off CNC Textiles
  250. Replica Minecraft Furnace Actually Powers the Game
  251. One Stepper Plus a Whole Bunch of Magnets Equals a Unique Seven-Segment Display
  252. Miniature Motorized RC Car Is Massively Impressive
  253. Low-Cost, Two-Channel Scriptable Waveform Generator
  254. How Small is Too Small?
  255. Depraz Mouse Clone Has a USB Tail
  256. An Infinity Gem That Didn’t Make The Cut, The Flavor Stone
  257. Bringing iMessage to the Mac
  258. Glassblowing for the Lab
  259. Automated Chess Board Plays You
  260. Hydrofoils Love This One Simple Trick
  261. Al Williams Tells All in the Logic Simulation Hack Chat
  262. Hackaday Podcast 158: Phased Array Physics, CRTs Two Ways, A Micro Microcontroller, and a Surgically Implanted Red Herring
  263. Are Apple Trying To Patent The Home Computer 45 Years Too Late?
  264. This Week in Security: Ukraine, Nvidia, and Conti
  265. The Battlefield That’s 5 kHz Wide
  266. Avoid Repetitive Strain Injury With Machine Learning – And Pikachu
  267. Antique Beat Box Showcases 1950’s Engineering Prowess
  268. Hardware Hacking 101 Needs Matching Toolkit
  269. CAD Up Some Shoes, But Don’t Start From Scratch
  270. Internal Combustion Torque Monster Has Great Impact
  271. Compressed Air Jumping Shoes Are Not For The Faint-Hearted
  272. Remoticon 2021 // Jay Bowles Dips Into The Plasmaverse
  273. Spaceship Repair CTF Covers Hardware Hacker Essentials
  274. Ion Thrusters: Not Just For TIE Fighters Anymore
  275. The Antonov An-225 Seems To Have Been Destroyed After All
  276. Mortal Kombat ROM Hack Kontinues Arcade Legacy
  277. The Return of SCSI
  278. 3D Printed Shoes Make Bigfoot Tracks
  279. Soil Moisture Sensor Coating Lessons Learned The Hard Way
  280. Electric Jet Engine Uses 3D Printed Compressor, Skips The Turbine Altogether.
  281. Learn To Play Guitar, Digitally
  282. You Can Find Military Radars On Publicly-Available Satellite Data
  283. Need A Logic Analyzer? Use Your Pico!
  284. Review: DevTerm Linux Handheld Has Retro-Future Vibe
  285. Where Do You Want To Go Today? Perhaps To A Linux With A Familiar Interface?
  286. Split Flap Display Tells Us The Word
  287. PlayStation 4 Controller Gets a USB-C Upgrade
  288. New Part Day: Smallest ARM MCU Uproots Competition, Needs Research
  289. Desoldering Without Hot Air: Piece Of Wire Edition
  290. Big LED Matrix Becomes Tiny LED Matrix Thanks to Fiber Optics
  291. Sprockets and Chains Drive This Unique Mechanical Digital Clock
  292. Human Power, Past and Future
  293. DIY Super-Bright Outdoor TV With Watercooling
  294. Researchers Build Neural Networks With Actual Neurons
  295. Squeezing a Wordle Clone onto the Game Boy
  296. A Custom Radio And Telephone System For Glider Winch Operators
  297. From Hoverboard To Scooter
  298. HVTPI Primer And Toolkit Equips You For BOM Substitutions
  299. Ethernet Tester Needs No LEDs, Only Your Multimeter

February 2022

  1. Old Portable TV Becomes Unique CRT Cyberdeck
  2. Swap The Laser For A Vortex Cannon And You Have… Lift?
  3. 3D Printering: Giants
  4. Logic Simulation Hack Chat with Al Williams
  5. Boring Belt Sander Is RC Racer In Disguise
  6. It’s Official! The Raspberry Pi Is Now 10!
  7. Autonomous Mower Hits Snag
  8. Mask Sanitization That Anyone Can Build
  9. Simple DRAM Tester Built With Spare Parts
  10. Neon, Ukraine, And The Global Semiconductor Industry
  11. Hackaday Links: February 27, 2022
  12. ESP32 Virtual Machine Lets You Change Programs On The Fly
  13. Need To Probe Circuits? Remember About Clothespins!
  14. Teaching You Everything You Might Have Missed About Addressable LEDs
  15. Retro and New Tech Combine in this Hybrid Ham Transmitter
  16. AllSpice Building A Hardware Development Ecosystem For Companies
  17. Bionic Implants Can Go Obsolete And Unsupported, Too
  18. $60 PC Oscilloscope Review
  19. Here’s How Those Battery-Free Flashing Phone Stickers Worked
  20. 3D Printed Climbing Holds, Now With Texture
  21. 3D Printed Mechanical Contraption Shows Live Weather Forecast
  22. You Break It, We Fix It
  23. Solving Wordle by Adding Machine Vision to a 3D Printer
  24. 3D Printed CPU Bracket Reduces Temperatures
  25. Drift Trike Puts A New Spin On Things With Ice Wheels
  26. Cascade Failures, Computer Problems, and Ohms Law: Understanding the Northeast Blackout of 2003
  27. Hacking an Extra SATA Port Into A Thin Client
  28. Surgically Implanted Bluetooth Devices Don’t Help Would-Be Exam Cheats
  29. Better Kerf Cuts With A CNC Bit
  30. Classic Chat: Arko Takes Us Inside NASA’s Legendary JPL
  31. Hackaday Podcast 157: Airtag Security, Warped 3D Printing, Suturing Grapes with a DIY Robot Arm, and the Wizard’s Calculator
  32. Grocery Store Rocket Fuel: Don’t Try This At Home!
  33. This Week in Security: Updraft, Termux, and Magento
  34. Custom SSD Gives New Life to Handheld Atom PC
  35. 3D Printed Suncatcher Shines in the Light
  36. 90s PC With Modern Parts Throws Many Off Track
  37. Caps Wiki: Place For You To Share Your Repair Notes
  38. A Gameport Joystick to USB-MIDI Converter
  39. Prototype Robot For Omniwheel Bicycle
  40. IoT-Enabled Mailbox Lets You Check Your Mail Without Leaving Your House
  41. Remoticon 2021 // Joey Castillo Teaches Old LCDs New Tricks
  42. How To Get Your Diffraction Grating 3D Prints Right The First Time
  43. Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Worst Soldering Job?
  44. Don’t Miss the VCF Indoor Swap Meet This Weekend
  45. An “unbusy” USB-C port doubles-up for JTAG Programming
  46. Finding Lo-fi In All The Strange Places
  47. Pixelating Text Not a Good Idea
  48. Bend It Like (Sonar) Beacon With A Phased Array
  49. Pulling Off A CRT Transplant Doesn’t Have To Be Tricky!
  50. Coin Cell Eliminator Does More Than Save Batteries
  51. Inputs of Interest: Canadian MCM/70 Was Kinda Like the First Cyberdeck
  52. Pressure Gauge Built In A Vacuum
  53. Astra’s Frugal Design Leads To Latest Unusual Failure
  54. Levitating with Light
  55. Novena Open Source Laptop Reborn as Desktop Machine
  56. Winding Your Own Small Coils
  57. How Big is the Moon? Figure it out Yourself
  58. What To Do With A Broken Television When You Can’t Fix It
  59. Classic Multimeter Tells You If Your WiFi’s Working
  60. Bend Your Vase Mode Prints By Hacking The GCode
  61. AI Maybe Revives Dead Languages
  62. Minimalistic Doorbell Doesn’t Need An Internet Connection – Or Even a Power Supply
  63. Big Chemistry: From Gasoline to Wintergreen
  64. No Privacy: Cloning the AirTag
  65. Super Simple Camera Slider With A Neat Twist
  66. I2C Breathes New Life Into Casio Pocket Calculator
  67. 3D Printing Livers
  68. Ray Tracing On A Modern TI Graphing Calculator
  69. An Off-Grid Makeshift Cell Network
  70. Dummy The Robot Arm Is Not So Dumb
  71. Rotary Valve Engine Gets a Second Chance, Smokes The Competition
  72. The Little Replacement PSU That Could: Kill A Microsoft Surface And Monitor
  73. A Ball Lens For Optical Fiber Coupling On The Cheap
  74. The USB-C Connectors You Never Knew You Wanted To Avoid
  75. Immersive Stereo Sound Recording With This Binaural Microphone
  76. Hackaday Links: February 20, 2022
  77. Reverse Engineering a 900 MHz RC Transmitter And Receiver
  78. Winamp Reborn with the Adafruit PyPortal
  79. All About Dichroic Optical Filters
  80. How a Pentester Gets Root
  81. Homemade Panadapter Brings Waterfall to Old Radio
  82. Spectrometer Detects Chemicals by Zapping Samples With a Laser Beam
  83. Make Your Own Tabletop Game Organizers With Online Tool
  84. DIY Hydrophone Listens in on the Deep for Cheap
  85. DIY Float Valve for Passive Hydroponics Leverages 3D Printing
  86. It’s Bad Apple, But On A 32K EPROM
  87. Against The Cloud
  88. Mon Dieu! French Parent Kills Cell Service For An Entire Town To Stop Kids Surfing
  89. Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Do My Eyes Deceive Me After All
  90. Homemade Toy Wind Tunnel Blows (Really Well)
  91. Open Source LXI Tools Free Us From Vendor Bloat
  92. RC Snowmobile Makes Tracks on Ice
  93. Dial Into the Internet Like It’s 1999
  94. Retro Future Nixie Corvair Instrument Panel
  95. Classic Chat: Preserving Computer History
  96. Hackaday Podcast 156: 3D-Printing Rainbows, Split-Flap Clocks, Swapping EV Car Batteries, and Floppy Time
  97. Sound and Light Play off Acrylic and Wire in This Engaging Circuit Sculpture
  98. This Week in Security: Chrome 0-day,Cassandra, and a Cisco PoC
  99. Bionic Eyes Go Dark
  100. Commodore 64 Monitor Traces I/O Calls, Eases Debugging
  101. Building a High-Capacity Linear Servo Actuator
  102. Hello (Many Quantum) World(s)
  103. Infinity Mirror Hypercrystal Is As Beautiful As It Sounds
  104. Unique Clock is All Hands, No Dial, and Does the Worm
  105. FPGA Starter Videos To Help Soften That Learning Curve
  106. Remoticon 2021 // Matt Venn Helps You Make ASICS
  107. PendulumSynth Ties Music and Physics Together
  108. The Electrifying Debate Around Where Lightning Comes From
  109. High-Power Laser Salvaged from Headlights
  110. Sending MIDI Wirelessly With The nRF24L01
  111. Coin-Operated Graphing Calculator Console
  112. A PNG Based Circuit Simulator
  113. Weird Phosphor Conversion LEDs Found In Cheap LED String
  114. Put a Little Piece of the James Webb on your Wall
  115. Tiny Ethernet Cable Arms Race Spawns From Reddit Discussion
  116. Linux Fu: Fusing Hackaday
  117. When Battery Rebuilds Go Wrong: Understanding BMSs, Spot Welders, and Safety
  118. Teardown: Alcatel Telic 1 Minitel Terminal
  119. Classic iPods Are Super Upgradeable in 2022
  120. AR Display Shows CNC Lathe Operations In Real Time
  121. You Can Send MIDI Over I2C If You Really Need To
  122. Martian Wheel Control Algorithms Gain Traction
  123. Anti-Curl Sandpaper Storage Is Impressive
  124. PS2 Memory Card ISO Loader Offers Classic Gaming Bliss
  125. Filament Dry Box Design Goes Way Over the Top
  126. “So Long,” Said All the Tank-Driving Fish
  127. Dead Mouse Reincarnated As Macropad
  128. First Days With a New Microscope
  129. Print-a-Sketch Turns Any Surface Into a Printed Circuit Board
  130. Accurately Track Your Mains Frequency
  131. A Hombrew Retro Laptop
  132. Printing Magnets
  133. As Fast as a Speeding Bullet
  134. A Solari Mechanical Digital Clock Hack With A Little Extra
  135. 3D Printing Tiny Metal Parts
  136. Predicting the Future: How’s That Working Out?
  137. Retrotechtacular: Raw Video From Inside a 1980s Arcade
  138. NASA Taps Lockheed to Bring Back a Piece of Mars
  139. Fail of the Week: A Bigger Hacksaw Isn’t a Better Hacksaw
  140. Backpack Board for OLEDs Boasts Fancy Features
  141. This Minibike Will Land You In Hot Water
  142. Complicated Calculated Solution to 3D-Printed Puzzle
  143. Hackaday Links: February 13, 2022
  144. No LEDs Required for This Servo-Controlled Larson Scanner
  145. Pump up the Resin
  146. Weather Station Predicts Air Quality
  147. 3D Printing Rainbows
  148. Sticker Brings the Heat
  149. Epoxy Resin Night Light Is An Amazing Ocean-Themed Build
  150. Machining Waveguides For 122 GHz Operation Is Delicate Work
  151. Spin Some Spudgers from Secondhand Silverware
  152. This ESP32 Pico Wristwatch Has Plenty Of Potential
  153. Color Dot Puzzle Will Wrinkle Your Brain
  154. The Real World Strikes Back
  155. Tutorial Teaches You To Use Neopixels With Micropython
  156. Simple Dev Board Module Socket
  157. Homemade Probe for 3D Printer: $3
  158. Pyrotechnic Posters Are Fireworks Drawn On Paper
  159. Maybe the Simplest Cloud Chamber
  160. One Tool Twists Wires, and Skewers Shish Kebabs
  161. Tiny TV Celebrates the Forgotten Tech of CRTs
  162. Pick and Place Hack Chat Reveals Assembly Secrets
  163. Hackaday Podcast 155: Dual Integrating Spheres, More Magnetic Switches, PlottyBot, Red Hair in Your Wafers
  164. A Most Unconventional Lego Walker
  165. This Week in Security: Zimbra, Lockbit 2, And Hacking NK
  166. DIY Nanoleaf LED Panels Offer Peace of Mind
  167. Tilting at Windmills Nine Bits at a Time
  168. IR Translator Makes Truly Universal Remote
  169. Making Light of Superconductors
  170. Turning the PS4 into a Useful Linux Machine
  171. Resin-Printed Gears Versus PLA: Which Is Tougher?
  172. There’s a Wrinkle In This 3D Printed Wankel
  173. Remoticon 2021 // Sergiy Nesterenko Keeps Hardware Running Through Lightning and Cosmic Rays
  174. CX-6000 Pen Plotter Upgrade
  175. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Ballpoint Typewriters
  176. Ask Hackaday: What’s Going on with Mazdas in Seattle?
  177. A Simple 3D Printed Rover Design
  178. Breakbeats Courtesy of the RP2040
  179. How Can 335 Horses Weigh 63 Pounds?
  180. 3-Wheeled Electric Skateboard Does Things Differently
  181. Build Your Own CRT TV
  182. It’s Always Floppy Time!
  183. Mining and Refining: Lithium, Powering the Future with Brine
  184. That Clock on the Wall is Actually a Network Ping Display
  185. China Loves Battery Swapping EVs, But Will They Ever Make It Here?
  186. Mystery Effect Causing LEDs To Glow During Reflow
  187. A Guide to Milling PCBs at Home
  188. Working Model Reveals Amazing Engineering of Webb’s Mirror Actuators
  189. Wordle Reverse-Engineering and Automated Solving
  190. A Tuning Fork Clock, With Discrete Logic
  191. 3D Printed Maglev Switches Are So Hot Right Now
  192. Palm Portable Keyboard Goes Wireless
  193. Industrial Sewing Machine: Acquired
  194. IBM Eagle Has A Lot of Qubits
  195. Hair Today Gone Tomorrow: Four Men Go To Fix A Wafer Prober
  196. Invisible 3D Printed Codes Make Objects Interactive
  197. A Bugatti Without The Inconvenience Of Wealth
  198. Swapped Dash Module Gives Ford Maverick an Upgrade
  199. Move Aside Solar, We’re Installing An Algae Panel
  200. PlottyBot: A DrawBot That Plots a Lot
  201. Fluke DMM Hack Adds One Digit to Model Number
  202. Arduino Nano Adds USB Interface to the Psion Organiser II
  203. Crimping Tools And The Cost Of Being Cheap
  204. Pick and Place Hack Chat
  205. Is Your Flashlight a Lumen Liar? Build a DIY Integrating Sphere
  206. Remembering the MIT Radiation Laboratory
  207. “Lazier” Web Scraping is Better Web Scraping
  208. As Light as Plastic; As Strong as Steel
  209. Cannonball Mold Makes a Dandy Integrating Sphere for Laser Measurements
  210. Making Something Gorgeous From Framing Lumber
  211. Hackaday Links: February 6, 2022
  212. The Coolest Controller Mod, Hands Down
  213. No ARM Printer Driver? Just Write Your Own
  214. Open-Hardware Dog Treat Dispenser is a Stepping Stone For Behavioral Research
  215. The Q2, A PDP8-Like Discrete Transistor Computer
  216. IBM PalmTop Running Modern (Modified) Linux
  217. OpenBikeSensor Measures Close Calls
  218. Camping For $25: Thrift Store Hacks To Keep Cozy
  219. Twist Promises Easier Quantum Programming
  220. HDD Centrifuge Puts COVID-19 Testing Lab in a Backpack
  221. Gaming Twitter’s Trending Algorithm To Make A Point
  222. The Weirdest Hack
  223. 1960s Stereo Console Gets an Upgrade
  224. How To Spot A Fake Op-Amp
  225. CadQuery Comes Of Age
  226. Multiple Ways of Recovering a Failed Print
  227. 3D Printed Radiation Shields Get Put to the Test
  228. Python Web Proxy Convinces Sonos to Stream YouTube
  229. The Fifteen Dollar Linux Computer
  230. Copyright, What You Need To Know
  231. Hackaday Podcast 154: A Good Enough CNC, Stepper Motors Unrolled, Smart Two-Wire LEDs, a Volcano Heard Around the World
  232. Adafruit Hack Chat Helps You Copy That Floppy
  233. This Week in Security: Samba, Wormhole Crypto Heist, And A Bogus CVE
  234. A 64-Bit Raspberry Pi OS At Last
  235. Modular Synth Pairs Perfectly With The Apple II
  236. Conveyor Belt Printer Mod is Nearly All Printed
  237. Retrotechtacular: Understanding The Strength of Structural Shapes
  238. 3D Printing Goes Near Infrared
  239. Getting Root On Linux Amplifier Adds New Inputs
  240. Keep Track of Toilet Paper Usage with This IoT Roll Holder
  241. Remoticon 2021 // Colin O’Flynn Zaps Chips (And They Talk)
  242. Supersized Power Bank Built From an EV Battery
  243. Shining A Different Light On Reality With Short-Wave Infrared Radiation
  244. Arduino Activated Automotive Aerodynamic Apparatus is… (Spoiler Alert!)
  245. PCB Stepper Motor Micro Robots
  246. Forget Sudoku, Build Yourself a Minimalist Rubik’s Solver Robot
  247. 3D Printed Circular Prototype Performance Prop Captivates Circus Spectators
  248. Keep Track Of Your Google Calendar With This Custom Build
  249. The Wanhao Duplicator CNC Heat Sealer
  250. Defective 3D Printing for Great Strength
  251. Know Audio: A Mess Of Cables
  252. Hackaday Invades the FLOSS Weekly Podcast
  253. Underwater Tanks Turn Energy Storage Upside-Down
  254. Building Forged Carbon Fiber Wings For Radio Control Cars
  255. A Portable Projecting Pi For Education
  256. Linux Arcade Cab Gives Up Its Secrets Too Easily
  257. Will A Kettle Filled With Alcohol Boil Dry?
  258. Rainbow DIP Switch Is the Coolest Way To Configure Your Project
  259. Custom Macintosh with a Real 486
  260. Renaissance-Style Drone Would Make da Vinci Proud Four Times Over
  261. Did You Know That The Raspberry Pi 4 Has More SPI, I2C, UART Ports?
  262. Analog Computer Made From LEGO Predicts Tides
  263. How The Hunga Tonga Volcano Eruption Was Felt Around The World
  264. Radio Amateurs & Skywatchers Rejoice, Sat Operators Worry: Solar Storm Incoming
  265. Simple Setup Answers Complex Question on the Physics of Solids
  266. Open Hardware 5V UPS Improves On Cheap Powerbank Design
  267. Time And Accuracy in Las ATMegas
  268. Reverse-Engineering a Two-Wire LED Strip Protocol

January 2022

  1. Reusing Proprietary Wireless Sockets Without Wireless Hacking
  2. Another Neat General Purpose Soldering Iron Driver
  3. 3D Printering: Water-Cooled Hotends
  4. Floppy Interfacing Hack Chat with Adafruit
  5. DIY Acoustic Panels Or Modern Artwork? Can’t Tell
  6. Save Money and Have Fun Using IEEE-488
  7. This Parametric Project Box Generator Is Super Easy
  8. Factory Defect IC Revived With Sandpaper And Microsoldering
  9. GPU RAM Upgrades Are Closer Than You Think
  10. Retro Gaming With Retro Joysticks
  11. Hackaday Links: January 30, 2022
  12. Laundry Bot Tackles the Tedium of T-Shirt Folding
  13. ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Take Over Game Boy LCD
  14. Power for Nothing and Your Kicks for Free
  15. Relay-Driven Nixie Clock Gets You To Stop Scrolling
  16. Crows Trade Cigarettes for Food
  17. Meowing Box Will Befuddle Your Friends
  18. Commodore Promotional Film from 1984 Enhanced
  19. Planar PCB Coils As An Alternative To Winding Transformers
  20. Apollo Guidance Computer Gets the Rust Treatment
  21. Blast Chips with This BBQ Lighter Fault Injection Tool
  22. Code Wrong: Expand Your Mind
  23. 3D Printer Showdown: $350 Consumer vs $73,000 Pro Machine
  24. Radio Control Joby Aircraft Uses Six Tiltrotors To Fly
  25. The Air Multiplier Fan Principle, Applied To A Jet Engine
  26. Acoustic Switching Transistors: A new Kind of Electronics?
  27. Long Range Burglar Alarm Relies on LoRa Modules
  28. 3D Printed Jig Makes Custom Springs a Snap
  29. Custom Piano Tickles the Ivories
  30. Shelf Actualization
  31. Hackaday Podcast 153: A 555 Teardown to Die For, Tetrabyte is Not a Typo, DIY Injection Molding, and Using All the Parts of the Trash Printer
  32. Mystery WWII Navy Gear with Magic Eye
  33. This Week in Security: Geopolitical Hacktivism, Antivirus Mining, and Linux Malware
  34. Hacking A Proper Dash Into The Tesla Model 3
  35. Tiny CNC Cuts the Metal
  36. Kinetic Art Installation Brings All the World’s Lightning to One Place
  37. That’s No Moon… It’s an Algae Robot
  38. Jukebox Electromechanical Automation Explained
  39. Recreating MS Paint For The ESP32
  40. Reject Modernity; Return To Tamagotchi
  41. Remoticon 2021 // Voja Antonic Makes You a Digital Designer
  42. Robotic Xylophone Makes Music with MIDI Magic
  43. SHERLOC and the Search for Life on Mars
  44. An Up-To-Date Development Environment For The Nokia N-Gage
  45. Upgrading a Soviet Calculator With A Modern CPU
  46. Turn On Sarcasm With the Flip Of a Switch
  47. Better Farming Through Electricity
  48. Pocket-Sized DOOM is Actually Playable
  49. Building Switching Points For A Backyard Railway
  50. Reverse Engineering The NeXT Computer Keyboard Protocol
  51. Linux Fu: Bash Strings
  52. Major Bug Grants Root for All Major Linux Distributions
  53. Strange Computer Languages: A Hacker’s Field Guide
  54. Monitor For Bedridden Patients Aims To Improve Care
  55. The SHA2017 Badge Just Keeps On Giving, This Time It’s A Solar Monitor
  56. Exercise Bike Hacked as Input For Xbox 360
  57. Better Car Hinges by 3D Printing
  58. Reverse Engineering: Trash Printer Gives Up Its Control Panel Secrets
  59. Building a Lightsaber and Scoring a World Record, Too
  60. Young Maker Mixes Traditional Japanese Construction With Modern Art
  61. The Road Is Peppered with Rock Salt Alternatives
  62. Laser Z-Axis Table Comes Into Focus
  63. Would Nuclear Winter Cancel Out Global Warming?
  64. 555 Teardown Isn’t Just A Good Time, It’s To Die For
  65. An Entire Computer In ICMP Packets
  66. Tiny Homemade Injection Molder
  67. Saving Martian Colonists Using Table Salt And Rocket Science
  68. Rainwater Storing Gojo Is A Stroke Of Genius
  69. Portable Pizza Oven Has Temperature Level Over 900
  70. Heart-Shaped Heartwarming Valentine’s Day Pendant
  71. Can Robots Give Good Hugs?
  72. Compliant Mechanisms Hack Chat
  73. One-piece Geared Hinge Can Take the Weight
  74. Floating Solar Farms Are Taking The World’s Reservoirs By Storm
  75. How To Optimize Your Workspace: Analyze How You Work
  76. Domesticating Old Server Hardware In The Age Of Shortages
  77. Silicone Devices: DIY Stretchable Circuits
  78. DIY “Solid State Drive” Puts Four Bytes in Your Pocket
  79. Hackaday Links: January 23, 2022
  80. Is That The Moon Worming Its Way Into Your BIOS?
  81. Display Your Speech In Realtime To Help Lipreaders In The Mask Era
  82. Printed Circuit Bird Family Calls For Us To Consider Analog
  83. Cables Too Long? Try Cable Management Via DIY Coiling
  84. Web-Centric Gabuino Has Compiler, Will Travel
  85. Printing in Silicone
  86. Another DPS5005 Alternative Firmware
  87. Zhengbang Pick & Places Your Confidential Data In The Bag, Slowly
  88. Underwater Drone Films, is in Film
  89. Running Methanol RC Engines On Gasoline
  90. Hackers, Fingerprints, Laptops, and Stickers
  91. Online Tool Turns STLs into 3D ASCII Art
  92. Detecting Alpha Particles Using Copper Wire And High Voltage
  93. Sending Pics To Grandma, No Smartphone Needed
  94. Directional Antenna 3-Way
  95. Robot Nerf Alarm Blasts You Awake With Foam
  96. Apollo Comms Flight Hardware Deep Dive
  97. Pen Plotter from PCB Panels
  98. Casually Chirping Into The World Of LoRaWAN
  99. Hackaday Podcast 152: 555 Timer Extravaganza, EMF Chip Glitching 3 Ways, a Magnetic Mechanical Keyboard, and The Best Tricorder Ever
  100. Flying Sausage Rescues Pooch, Drone Pilots Save The Day
  101. This Week in Security: NetUSB, HTTP.sys, and 2013’s CVE is Back
  102. This End Times Cyberdeck is Apocalypse-Ready
  103. Affordable HF Loop Antenna Reviewed
  104. NTP Server Gets Time From Space
  105. 3D Printing Copper
  106. All About Mecanum
  107. Bringing the Power of EDM to the Home Shop
  108. Setup Menu Uses Text Editor Hack
  109. Remoticon 2021 // Debra Ansell Connects PCB in Ways You Didn’t Expect
  110. Congratulations Winners of the 555 Timer Contest!
  111. Unpicking The Hype Around Web 3, What’s The Tech?
  112. Printing Your Own Exoskeleton
  113. When A Single Bit Was Enough, Into The Sound Of The ZX Spectrum
  114. Reverse Engineering the SEGA Mega Drive
  115. Make Your Python CLI Tools Pop With Rich
  116. Monowheel Mayhem: When Good Gyroscopic Precession Goes Bad
  117. Extreme Thermal Mods for 3D Printing Exotic Materials
  118. Drill Does Well In Double Duty As Well Drilling Drill
  119. Longer Range EVs Are On The Horizon
  120. Giving Vintage Synths New Life In A Potentiometer Cleaning Showdown
  121. Identifying Malware by Sniffing its EM Signature
  122. Arduino Meets Quantum Computer
  123. Adding WiFi Remote Control to Home Electronics? Be Prepared to Troubleshoot
  124. Learning the Ropes With a Raspberry Pi Mandelbrot Cluster
  125. Woodworking, Blinkenlites, and FFT’s Dance To The Music
  126. A DIY CAD Mouse You Can Actually Build
  127. Ultra Cheap PCB Wrenches Make Perfect Kit Accessory
  128. Electronic Lead Screws – Not Just for Threading Anymore
  129. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Tri-lingual Typewriter
  130. SGX Deprecation Prevents PC Playback of 4K Blu-ray Discs
  131. KiCAD 6.0: What Made It and What Didn’t
  132. Threeboard: Short on Keys, Long on Documentation
  133. I2C To The Max With ATtiny
  134. Acid-Damaged Game Boy Restored
  135. Parsing PNGs Differently
  136. Machine Learning Detects Distracted Politicians
  137. AI Camera Knows Its S**t
  138. New Part News: Raspberry Pi Cuts Out the Middleman
  139. Electromyography Hack Chat
  140. Old Firewall Reborn as Retro PC
  141. 3D Printed Magnetic Switches Promise Truly Custom Keyboards
  142. Hack the Web Without a Browser
  143. A Dodgy Dial Gets A Teardown And Some Oil
  144. Open Source Replacement for EzCAD
  145. Hackaday Links: January 16, 2022
  146. Aeroponic Cell Grows Garlic, Forwards CellSol Packets
  147. Thirty Seconds at 100 Megakelvins
  148. Printable Portable Mask Gives You the Numbers on Your Workout
  149. Giant 3D Prints Piece-by-Piece
  150. Coin Sorter Is Elegant and Beautiful
  151. Serial Studio One Year On
  152. Giant Wheels Make For Exciting Powered Rollerskates
  153. Glitch Your Way to Reverse-Engineering Glory with the PicoEMP
  154. Recycling Soda Bottles Into Filament To Print Smaller Soda Bottles
  155. The Eerie Sounds Of Ioalieia: An ESP32/Valve/Analog Hybrid Circuit Sculpture
  156. Hacking is Hacking
  157. Doing The Right Thing The Wrong Way: Dumping STM8 Firmware With 555 Timers
  158. Improve Your Front Panels
  159. Travel Guitar Hacked With Digital FX Setup
  160. Smart Sutures Become WiSe
  161. Making Your Own Mclaren F1 LM
  162. Improving an Already Phenomenal Star Trek Prop
  163. Toilet Paper Warmer Is A Unique Chinese Luxury
  164. 3D Printering: Getting Started with Universal Bed Leveling
  165. Hackaday Podcast 151: The Hackiest VR Glove, Plotting Boba Fett with Shoelaces, ECU Hacking, and Where Does Ammonia Come From?
  166. Rapid-Reload Vacuum Cannon Totally Demolishes Those Veggies
  167. This Week in Security: NPM Vandalism, Simulating Reboots, and More
  168. Game Boy Becomes Super Game Boy with a Pair of Pis
  169. This DIY Microscope Design is All Wet
  170. Pico Does PID
  171. Microwave Sampler is Like Time Domain Mixer
  172. Soviet-Era Auto Dialler Uses Magnetic Rope Core Memory
  173. Ride-on Tracked Vehicle Is A Stout Metal Build
  174. Exploring Tesla Model S High Voltage Cabling
  175. Remoticon 2021 // Hash Salehi Outsmarts His Smart Meter
  176. Impedance Matching Revisited
  177. Four Wheel Steering, Always The Option, Never The Defining Feature
  178. Canon Temporarily Abandons Smart Ink Cartridges
  179. Work The World On A 555
  180. Arduino IDE Creates Bootable x86 Floppy Disks
  181. Illuminating Origami Is Just Around The Corner
  182. Stout Peristaltic Pump Fabricated From Scratch
  183. Bitcoin Mining ASICs Repurposed to Keep NTP Server on Track
  184. Arduino and an OLED Make This Space Invaders Cabinet Tiny
  185. The Charachorder Keyboard Is Too Fast for Competition
  186. Rohde & Schwarz FSIQ Signal Analyzer IF-Filter Module Repair
  187. Regenerative Medicine: The Promise Of Undoing The Ravages Of Time
  188. An Oil Diffusion Vacuum Pump from Thrift Store Junk
  189. Digital Rain Animation Crammed Into Pi Pico
  190. Synth and Visualizer Combo has Retrocomputing Vibe
  191. Falling Down The Carbon Rabbit Hole
  192. 3D Printed Sensor For Finding Wind Direction And Likely Much More
  193. Honda Ignition Coils Sing The Song of Their People
  194. Electronic Drum Toy Built From Scratch
  195. 3D Printering: Soldering a Heated Bed
  196. Reusable Booster Rockets, Asian Roundup
  197. Haber-Bosch and the Greening of Ammonia Production
  198. LED Bubbles from the 1970s Tell the Time
  199. The Atari Punk Console, Now With More Vacuum Tubes
  200. HitClips Custom Cartridge Hack Will Never Give Up, Let Down, Or Turn Around
  201. This John Deere Tractor Doesn’t Need a Driver
  202. Get A Grip On Troubleshooting Your Vintage Pinball Machine
  203. A Simple EMF Detector and Electroscope You Can Make From Junk Box Parts
  204. This Little Minecraft Mine Cart of Mine
  205. Mining and Refining: Copper, the Metal That Built Technology
  206. Low Cost Haptic VR Gloves Work With Hacked Steam Games
  207. Open 3D Engine: Amazon’s Old Clothes Or A Game Engine To Truly Get Excited About?
  208. Raspberry Pi Pico Gets a Tiny Keyboard on its Back
  209. Powering Up an Original Apple I After Three Decades in a Museum
  210. Blink An LED On a PIC32 With Rust, Easily
  211. Peek Behind the Curtain of this Robotic Mouse
  212. Hackaday Links: January 9, 2022
  213. Fail of the Week: 3D Printed Parts That Burn Like NASA’s Rocket Fuel
  214. Macropopsicle Melts On Your Desk, Not In Your Mouth
  215. Portable PI Powered Music Player
  216. Automated Mushroom Cultivation Yields Delicious Fried Goodies
  217. Pi Powered 1:35 Scale Panther Tank
  218. Adding An Audio Jack To Classic Headphones Is a Nifty Upgrade
  219. Hidden Shaft and Gears Make This Hollow Clock Go
  220. Modernizing The Game Boy Advance
  221. DE10-Lite-Ful FPGA Dev Board Hack Plays The 1981 Classic Defender
  222. Advanced PCB Graphics with KiCAD 6 and Inkscape
  223. The Year of Owning It
  224. Baby Steps Toward DIY Autonomous Driving: VW Golf Edition
  225. 555 Timer on its Own In Electronic Dice
  226. Playing Super Hang-On With Hacked Controller Gives Reason For Paws
  227. Production PCB And Pogo Pins Produce A Clever Test Jig
  228. Slither: a Visual Pedometer That Sheds Light
  229. Tiger Boy Advance Is a 90s Kid Dream Come True
  230. A Savage Discussion of Measurement And Accuracy
  231. Books You Should Read: The Perfectionists
  232. Hackaday Podcast 150: Blackberry Runs Out of Juice, NODE has your pinouts, Rats learn DOOM , and 2021 is Done
  233. How Many Wires Do You Need to Measure a Resistor?
  234. This Week in Security: Y2K22, Accidentally Blocking 911, and Bug Alert
  235. PsyLink An Open Source Neural Interface For Non-Invasive EMG
  236. CEEFAX Lives! (Courtesy Of A Raspberry Pi)
  237. Tiny LED Matrix Panels Tile Together Perfectly
  238. How Do Capacitors Work?
  239. LEGOpunk Orrery Knows Just the Right Technics
  240. Hidden Model Railroading Taken To The Nth Scale
  241. $7 Tent Heater Provides Comfort on a Budget
  242. Remoticon 2021: Unbinare Brings A Reverse-Engineering Toolkit Into Recycling
  243. 555 Timer Contest Entry: A Digital Counter with Nothing but 555s
  244. From Nanoamps to Gigahertz: The World’s Most Extreme Op Amps
  245. New Part Day: The RISC-V Lichee-RV Module And Dock
  246. Ham Antenna Fits Almost Anywhere
  247. Servo Plotter Needs Nothing Exotic
  248. Haptic Feedback “Rifle” Lets You Take Aim in VR
  249. Blinking Cursor Turns 54, Hardly Anyone Notices
  250. A Simple Touch Probe Made With Basic Tools
  251. USB Power Has Never Been Easier
  252. 3D Printering: One Bed Level to Rule Them All
  253. Laptop Empty Space Filled With RS485 and PoE
  254. Does this Lead Make My Car Look Fat?
  255. Dice Rolls From the Beginning of Time
  256. Building a WiFi-Enabled Bird Box On the Cheap
  257. Improved Thermochromic Clock Uses PCB Heaters For Better Contrast
  258. LEGO Cup Holder Helps You to Stay Hydrated
  259. UV Resin Perfects 3D Print, But Not How You Think
  260. Growing Spectacular Gem-Like Crystals from Rust and Simple Ingredients
  261. Modular Design Enables Huge Ping-Pong Ball LED Displays
  262. What You Should Know Before Buying An Industrial Sewing Machine
  263. The Cucumber House That LEGO Built
  264. Painted Over But Not Forgotten: Restoring Lost Paintings With Radiation And Mathematics
  265. Angel Investor Gives Open Source PnP A Massive Boost
  266. A Gorgeous Desk With AMD Inside
  267. LTE Modem Transplant For A Tesla Imported Into Europe
  268. Open Source Openwheel
  269. The Benefits Of Critiquing Your Own PCB Designs
  270. Homemade Scrapyard Security Mech Gives Uncle Super Powers
  271. Matrix Digital Rain On The IBM PC With A High Persistence Monitor
  272. TFT35 Dual Mode 3D Print Control – Hands On
  273. Another Homebrew Linux Board Success Story
  274. 2021: As The Hardware World Turns
  275. Need A Small, Cheap Ammeter? Blinkenlights To The Rescue!
  276. Edge-Mounted Meters Give This Retro Frequency Counter Six Decades of Display
  277. Getting Back that YouTube Dislike Button
  278. Keeping The Philippines’ Surface Waters Clean With Kabooms
  279. Hackaday Links: January 2, 2022
  280. Swiss Army Knife of Power Tool Carts
  281. Teensy 4 Pushed to the Limit with 1 GHz Overclock
  282. Taking Water Cooler UX Into Your Own Hands With Ghidra
  283. An OpenSCAD Library For All Your CNC Cutting Needs
  284. An Astronomical Mechanical Clock, in More Ways Than One
  285. Teaching A DC Servo Motor To Act Like A Stepper
  286. NeoPixel Punk Console Drives WS2812s Using 555 Timers
  287. Ski Lift Design Does The Impossible
  288. Cool the Shop with a Thermal Battery-Based System
  289. Genius or Cursed, This USB-C Connector Is Flexible
  290. Blackberry Will Run Out of Juice on January 4th
  291. Virtual Eurorack Based CPU Computes To The Beat Of A Different Drum Module
  292. Attack of the Eighty-Foot String Shooter
  293. Facial Recognition for Covid-19 Tracking in Seoul
  294. “Buggy” Circuit Sculpture Based on a Tuning Indicator Tube
  295. Battery-less Bike Computer Gets Power and Data from the Wheels

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