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December 2024

  1. Doomscroll Precisely, and Wirelessly
  2. Sony Vaio Revived: Power, The Second 80%
  3. Why 2025 Will Not Be The Year Of Linux On The Desktop
  4. New Years Circuit Challenge: Make This RFID Circuit
  5. vPlayer Puts Smart Display in Palm of Your Hand
  6. Lowering Your Noise Floor, the Easy Way
  7. Fan Made Dreamcast Port of GTA 3 Steals The Show
  8. Re-engineering Potatoes To Remove Their All-Natural Toxins
  9. When The EU Speaks, Everyone Charges The Same Way
  10. 38C3: Save Your Satellite with These Three Simple Tricks
  11. Release Your Inner Ansel Adams With The Shitty Camera Challenge
  12. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Copycat Keyboard
  13. Bringing OpenStreetMap Data into Minecraft
  14. The Twisted History of Ethernet on Twisted Pair Wiring
  15. Ball Nut Modification Charts a Middle Course Between Building and Buying
  16. [Kerry Wong] Talks (and Talks) About a 300 MHz Oscilloscope
  17. 38C3: Lawsuits are Temporary; Glory is Forever
  18. Beam me Up: Simple Free-Space Optical Communication
  19. 38C3: Xobs on Hardware Debuggers
  20. Wire Rope: Never Saddle a Dead Horse
  21. A Die-Level Look at the Pentium FDIV Bug
  22. A Review That Asks: Do You Need a Thermal Camera?
  23. The Business Card of DOOM
  24. Porting Dragon’s Lair to the Game Boy Color Was a Technical Triumph
  25. Full Color 3D Printing With PolyDye and Existing Inkjet Cartridges
  26. 38C3: Towards an Open WiFi MAC Stack on ESP32
  27. Circuit Secrets: Exploring a $5 Emergency Light
  28. Let it Snow with a sub $100 snowmaking machine.
  29. A Low-Cost Spectrometer Uses Discrete LEDs and Math
  30. Building a 3D Printed Phone Handset with Mil-Spec Style
  31. FallingWater Clock Puts New Spin on a Common LCD
  32. Creating a Mechanical Qubit that Lasts Longer Than Other Qubits
  33. Playing Around with the MH-CD42 Charger Board
  34. Lathe Gears Make a Clock
  35. 20 GHz LNB Testing and Teardown
  36. Do You Know Vail Code?
  37. LDU Decoded: The Untold Tale of LEGO Dimensions
  38. This Week in Security: License Plates, TP-Link, and Attacking Devs
  39. Minecraft in…COBOL?
  40. Uncanny Valley of Clean Conquered by Clever Chair
  41. Blast Away the Flux — With Brake Cleaner?
  42. Stream Deck Plus Reverse Engineered
  43. A LoRa Rain Gauge from the Ground Up
  44. A Mechanical Calculator For The Modern Age
  45. The TimeChi Never Shipped, but You Can Build One From Scratch
  46. Battery-Electric Ships: Coming Soon to a Harbor Near You?
  47. Blinded by the Light: the Problem with LED Headlights
  48. Tech in Plain Sight: Incandescent Bulbs
  49. OpenWRT, But On An Unsupported Router
  50. Open Source Lemontron 3D Printer is Ready to Build
  51. Taking “Movies” of Light in Flight
  52. Time Management for Toddlers
  53. Tweezers Probe Reviewed
  54. When It Comes To DOS, Don’t Forget DR-DOS.
  55. Esperanto: The Language That Hoped to Unite the World
  56. Open Source Multimeter Raises the Bar for DIY Tools
  57. Break Me Off a Piece of That Open Source Serial Adapter
  58. Going Digital: Teaching a TI-84 Handwriting Recognition
  59. Pi’s Evil Twin Goes for Infinity
  60. Holiday Jukebox Gets ESP32, Home Assistant Support
  61. A Twenty-Segment Display, Artistically
  62. Keeping Track of Old Computer Manuals with the Manx Catalog
  63. The Mystery of the Messed-Up Hammond X5
  64. Retrotechtacular: Quest for the “Big Boy” CRT Finds New Home in Mini Doc
  65. Calling Pink Floyd
  66. Watch Any Video on Your Game Boy, Via Link Cable
  67. ALSEP: Apollo’s Modular Lunar Experiments Laboratory
  68. Camera Slider Uses Repositionable Rail To Do Rotational Moves
  69. Crawler Challenge: Building Rope-Traversing Robots
  70. A Pi Pico Makes A Spectrum Laptop
  71. Atoms For Peace: the US Nuclear Fleet Build-Out and Modern-Day Revival
  72. Silicone Tubing as Springs for Capacitive Touch Buttons
  73. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Keyboard-Mouse
  74. Handheld Satellite Dish is 3D Printed
  75. E-Paper Anniversary Counter Is A Charming Gift With Minimal Power Draw
  76. Faster Integer Division with Floating Point
  77. DIY Camera Slider Moves And Rotates For Slick Shots
  78. Hackaday Links: December 22, 2024
  79. 3D Printed Forklift Is A Cute Desk Toy
  80. Optimizing Your Linux Shell Experience
  81. Old 3D Printer Parts Repurposed Into DIY Camera Slider
  82. Dog Plays Chess on ESP32
  83. Vintage Audio Amp Gets LED Lighting Upgrade
  84. Inside a Diamond Plant
  85. Nanoscale Imaging and Control of Altermagnetism in MnTe
  86. An LCD, Touch Sensor, USB-C, And A Microcontroller for a Buck
  87. The Bendix G-15 Runs 75,000 Lines of Code
  88. Custom Firmware For Even Cheaper Bluetooth Thermometers
  89. Intel Terminates X86S Initiative After Formation of New Industry Group
  90. Building A Custom Swiss Army Knife
  91. Training a Self-Driving Kart
  92. 3D Printing a Big LEGO Christmas Tree
  93. It’s Official: The North Pole is Moving
  94. Rudolph’s Sleigh on a North Pole PCB
  95. Making a Mechanical Watch From Scratch Is Fine Work
  96. Building a Diet Coke Button
  97. Hackaday Podcast Episode 301: Hacking NVMe into Raspberry Pi, Lighting LEDs with Microwaves, and How to Keep Your Fingers
  98. Embossing Leather With a Pipe Bender and 3D Printed Tooling
  99. Subchannel Stations: The Radio Broadcasts You Didn’t Know Were There
  100. Multimeter Gets Socket Upgrade To Use Nicer Probes
  101. Watch a 3D Scan Become a Car Body Model
  102. Old BBC Micro Gets Some Disk Help From A Raspberry Pi
  103. Getting Dial-Up To Work Over VOIP Isn’t Always Easy
  104. Fixing 1986 Sinclair Spectrum+2 With a High-Score of Issues
  105. Fibonacci Clock Looks Like Beautiful Modern Art
  106. Measuring a Well with Just a Hammer and a Smartphone
  107. The Battle Over Vanishing Spray
  108. Better C Strings, Simply
  109. Human Civilization and the Black Plastic Kitchen Utensils Panic
  110. Where This Xmas Card’s Going, We Don’t Need Batteries!
  111. Homebrew Electron Beam Lithography with a Scanning Electron Microscope
  112. Back to the Future of Texting: SMS on a Panasonic Typewriter
  113. Bacterium Demonstrates Extreme Radiation Resistance Courtesy of an Antioxidant
  114. Simple Fluorometer Makes Nucleic Acid Detection Cheap and Easy
  115. FLOSS Weekly Episode 813a: Happy Holidays!
  116. Push for On, Hold for Off, AC Edition
  117. Upper Room UV-C Keeps Air Cleaner
  118. Enabling NVMe on the Raspberry Pi 500 With a Handful of Parts
  119. Why Did Early CD-ROM Drives Rely On Awkward Plastic Caddies?
  120. Catching the View from the Edge of Space
  121. Learning About The Flume Water Monitor
  122. Pulling Backward to Go Forward: The Brennan Torpedo Explained
  123. The World Morse Code Championship
  124. PCB Motor Holds Fast, Even After 1.6 Billion Spins
  125. A Compass That Looks to the Stars
  126. Why NASA Only Needs Pi To So Many Decimal Places
  127. Tech in Plain Sight: Table Saw Safety
  128. The Last Acorn BBC Computer Wasn’t a BBC Micro
  129. Man Overboard Systems Aim To Increase Survival Rates At Sea
  130. See What ‘They’ See In Your Photos
  131. 3D Printed Blaster Does it with Compliant Components
  132. Robot Air Hockey Player Predicts Your Next Move
  133. Versatile, yet Grounded: The Rotodyne Revisited
  134. Emulating The Battery Controller In An Ancient Acer PDA
  135. Using A Smartphone As A Touchscreen For Arduino
  136. 3D-Printed Boat Feeds The Fishes
  137. Sony Vaio Revived: How Does One Start?
  138. A Red Ring Light Show For Your Xbox 360
  139. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Curvy Centerfold
  140. Building the Spectacular Fibonacci128 Simple Add-On
  141. Single Crystal Electrode Lithium Ion Batteries Last a Long Time
  142. Documented Source Code for Elite on the C64, BBC Micro and Others
  143. Finally… a Man Page for Life
  144. Hackaday Links: December 15, 2024
  145. Rainwater From the Road to the Garden
  146. Wago Terminals Make This Ham Radio Dipole Light and Packable
  147. An iPhone Case Study
  148. ESP8266 Keeps Tabs on Wood Stove Temperature
  149. Running Fusion 360 on Linux with Wine
  150. A Portable Chainsaw Sawmill
  151. Might Morphin’ Antenna
  152. How the Lost Mystery Pigment ‘Maya Blue’ Got Recreated
  153. Behold a Geared, Continuously Variable Transmission
  154. tldr-pages Keeps it Short, Wherever You Need It
  155. Hacker Tools, Hacked Tools
  156. A Self Balancing Bike for Crash Dummy Billy
  157. Personal Traffic Light Stops Them In Their Tracks
  158. Origami-Inspired, Self-locking Structures With 3D Printing
  159. Walkie Talkies, Jedi Style: Building a Communicator
  160. Flashy Paper Christmas Tree Does It With a 555
  161. Apple Newton Gets Rebuilt Battery Pack
  162. The Stern-Gerlach Experiment Misunderstood
  163. Hack On Self: How’d My Day Go?
  164. Hackaday Podcast Episode 300: The Dwingeloo 25 m Dish, a Dead-Tech Twofer, and Deconstructing PCBs
  165. Saving an Electron Microscope from the Trash
  166. This Week in Security: Recall, BadRAM, and OpenWRT
  167. Chirality Could Kill Us All, If We Let It
  168. Use Your RTL, In The Browser
  169. Automated Rig Grows Big, Beautiful Crystals Fast
  170. A Look Back at Google’s 2015 Chromecast
  171. British Spooks Issue Yearly Teaser
  172. Good Lighting on a Budget with Cordless Tool Batteries
  173. The Disappearing Capacitor
  174. The 6GHz Band Opens in the US
  175. It’s Critical: Don’t Pile Up Your Fissionable Material
  176. Ore To Iron In A Few Seconds: New Chinese Process Will Revolutionise Smelting
  177. Pico Logic Analyzer Gets New Version
  178. Tiny PONG , Big Ambitions: World’s Smallest Arcade
  179. Danger-Klipper Fork Renamed to Kalico
  180. Chaotic System Cooks Meat Evenly
  181. Retrotechtacular: 1980s Restoration of San Francisco’s Cable Car System
  182. FLOSS Weekly Episode 813: Turn Off the Internet
  183. It’s Remotely Ham Radio
  184. Amateur Radio Operators Detect Signals from Voyager 1
  185. The Hovercraft Revolution and Finding the Right Niche for a Technology
  186. Unexpectedly Interesting Payphone Gives Up Its Secrets
  187. The Math Behind the Music of the 80s
  188. From Felt to Fate: Building Your Own Sorting Hat
  189. A Potential Exploit with the Ext Filesystem
  190. Flying Drones That Can Walk and Jump into the Air: An Idea With Legs?
  191. 3D Printer Eliminates the Printer Bed
  192. Trying to Shatter the World’s Fastest RC Car Record
  193. 2025 Hackaday Europe CFP: We Want You!
  194. Creating A Radiation King Radio In The Real World
  195. Disc Film,When Kodak Pushed Convenience Too Far
  196. Updated Mouse Ring Does It With a Joystick
  197. An Engineer’s Perspective on Baking Gingerbread Houses
  198. A Simple Robot For Learning About Robotics
  199. Smartphone Runs Home Server
  200. PlayStation Motherboard Sanded and Scanned, But There’s More To Do
  201. Raspberry Pi 500 and the Case of the Missing M.2 Slot
  202. Do 3D Printers Dream of LEGO Sheep?
  203. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Funny Keyboard
  204. Electric Bike Uses No Electronics, Weird Motor
  205. Finally Putting the RK1 Through its Paces
  206. Robot Rodents: How AI Learned to Squeak and Play
  207. Debugging the UE1 Paper Tape Reader and Amplification Circuit
  208. Magic Eye Images In Your Spreadsheet
  209. Silicon Carbide May Replace Zirconium Alloys for Nuclear Fuel Rod Cladding
  210. Hackaday Links: December 8, 2024
  211. Pedaling your Mobile Web Server Across the Globe
  212. New Tullomer Filament Claims to Beat PEEK
  213. Tiny NFC-Powered Keychain Thermometer
  214. The Audiophile Carrot
  215. WASM-4: Retro Game Dev Right in Your Browser
  216. Cheap FPGA PCIe Development
  217. A Look inside IKEA’s Vallhorn Motion Sensor Teardown
  218. Microchess Remembered
  219. The £25,000 Tom Evans Pre-Amp Repair and a Copyright Strike
  220. Liquid Metal Ion Thrusters Aren’t Easy
  221. Tis the Season
  222. Printing in Multi-material? Use These Filament Combos
  223. FlatMac: Building the 1980’s Apple iPad Concept
  224. 3D Printed Caliper Extensions Make Hole Measurement Easier
  225. Antenna Measurement in Theory and Practice
  226. Retro Computer Goes Back to the 1950s
  227. VNAs and Crystals
  228. Ampere WS-1: The Other APL Portable Computer
  229. Hackaday Podcast Episode 299: Beaming Consciousness, Understanding Holograms, and Dogfooding IPv6
  230. The 6809 8-Bit Microcomputer: A Father-Son Odyssey
  231. This Week in Security: National Backdoors, Web3 Backdoors, and Nearest Neighbor WiFi
  232. Hacked Ultrasonic Sensors Let You See With Sound
  233. Non-Planar Fuzzy Skin Textures Improved, Plus a Paint-On Interface
  234. A Hundred Year Old Solid State Amplifier
  235. Unconventional Oil Production, All You Need to Know
  236. Gray Matter on a Chip: Building an Artificial Brain with Luminol
  237. How Corroded Can a Motherboard Be?
  238. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Folding Keyboard Mod
  239. A Brief History of Teleportation
  240. Cranking Up the Detail in a Flight Simulator from 1992
  241. Exercise Wheel Tracker Confirms Suspicions About Cats
  242. Gas Gauge Upgrade Keeps VW Restoration Classy
  243. LongChat for Ham Radio
  244. Rolling Your Own Ball Screws
  245. Runway-to-Space No More, Reaction Engines Cease Trading
  246. FLOSS Weekly Episode 812: Firefox and the Future
  247. Hack On Self: Headphone Friend
  248. Did You Know YoSys Knows VHDL Too?
  249. The London Underground Is Too Hot, But It’s Not An Easy Fix
  250. Sniffing Around Inside a ThinkPad Battery
  251. Fluke Meter Fails with a Simple Problem
  252. Fail of the Week: The SMD Crystal Radio That Wasn’t
  253. A Month Without IPV4 is Like a Month Without…
  254. 3D Printing Threaded Replacements
  255. Car Radio Chip Goes Into DIY Build
  256. Chess What: One More Pi-Powered Board
  257. Holograms: the Art of Recording Wavefronts
  258. Scratch And Sniff Stickers And The Gas Panic of ’87
  259. OSHW Battery Tester Aims to Help Tame Lithium Cells
  260. Torque Testing 3D Printed Screws
  261. From Cans To Sheet Metal, With Ease
  262. Modular Breadboard Snaps You Into Benchtop Tidiness
  263. The Automatic Battery Charger You Never Knew You Needed
  264. Unique 3D Printer Has a Print Head With a Twist
  265. A Free Speed Boost For Your Pi 5
  266. A Brief History of Calculator Watches
  267. Small Feathers, Big Effects: Reducing Stall Speeds With Strips Of Plastic
  268. Exploring the Sounds and Sights Of Alien Worlds
  269. Building Experience and Circuits for Lithium Capacitors
  270. ESP32 Powers DIY Smart Energy Meter
  271. Stripping GoPros To The Bone For Model Rocketry
  272. Electrostatic Puck: Making An Electret
  273. When Transistor Count Mattered
  274. Creating a Signature Wood Joint
  275. Tailwheel Trainer Go-Cart To Avoid Wrecked Planes
  276. 8-Bit Computers Crunch Advanced Scientific Computations
  277. Upgrading the M4 Mac Mini with More Storage
  278. Pushing 802.11ah to the Extreme with Drones
  279. Making a Stool from Clay
  280. Arduino VGA, The Old Fashioned Way
  281. Uncle Sam Wants You to Recover Energy Materials from Wastewater

November 2024

  1. It’s Like LightScribe, But For Floppies!
  2. Saving a Samsung TV From the Dreaded Boot Loop
  3. Thanks for Hacking
  4. The Many Reasons For Putting Microphones in Rainforests
  5. Building a Miniature Rainbow Sand Table
  6. Modernizing an Apple iPod, or: a Modern-Day Ship of Theseus
  7. Hacking Trees to Bring Back the American Chestnut
  8. Swapping Batteries Has Never Looked This Cool
  9. Simple Pen Plotter Rolls On The Table
  10. Building a Generator That Runs Off Hose Power
  11. Hackaday Podcast Episode 298: Forbidden USB-C, a Laser Glow-o-Scope, and the Epoch Super Cassette Vision
  12. Fully Submerge This Modernized pH Sensor
  13. Low-Profile Travel Keyboard Is Mostly 3D Printed
  14. GPS Enabled Pumpkin Spice Sprayer Knows When It’s PSL Season
  15. Ultra-Wide Gaming Handheld Channels The Nintendo DS
  16. US Is Getting Its First Onshore Wave Power Plant
  17. UFO 50 Inspired LX System Looks Straight Out of a Video Game
  18. Minichord Wants To Help You Find Rad Chord Progressions
  19. Chocolate-Coating Machine Mk. 2: the Merry-Go-Round
  20. The Japanese Console You Maybe Haven’t Heard Of
  21. Homebrew Phosphorescence Detector Looks for the Glow in Everyday Objects
  22. Even Apple Get Their Parts Wrong Sometimes
  23. A Look Under the Hood of Intermediate Frequency Transformers
  24. DIY Pipe Inspector Goes Where No Bot Has Gone Before
  25. Would an Indexing Feature Benefit Your Next Hinge Design?
  26. FLOSS Weekly Episode 811: Elixir & Nerves – Real Embedded Linux
  27. Could Nuclear Be The Way To Produce Synthetic Fuel On The Cheap?
  28. Retrotechtacular: The Deadly Shipmate
  29. Boss Byproducts: Corium Is Man-Made Lava
  30. Life Found On Ryugu Asteroid Sample, But It Looks Very Familiar
  31. Getting Started In Laser Cutting
  32. Massive Mural from Thermal Receipt Paper
  33. Your Undocumented Project May Also Baffle People Someday
  34. A Robot Meant for Humans
  35. A Laser with Mirrors makes a CRT-like Display
  36. Alternatives Don’t Need to be Bashed
  37. Linux Fu: Audio Network Pipes
  38. Recreating Unobtainium Weather Station Sensors
  39. Humans Can Learn Echolocation Too
  40. The Junk Machine Prints Corrupted Advertising On Demand
  41. Electric Motors Run Continuously at Near-Peak Power
  42. Building A Pi-Powered LED Chess Board
  43. Solar Orbiter Takes Amazing Solar Pictures
  44. An Over-Engineered Basement Monitor
  45. E-Ink Screen Combined With Analog Dial Is Epic Win
  46. Square Roots 1800s Style — No, the Other 1800s
  47. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the TRON Keyboard
  48. Experimental Drone Flies Like A Bird
  49. Apollo-era PCB Reverse Engineering to KiCad
  50. The Lancaster ASCII Keyboard Recreated
  51. Hacking Global Positioning Systems Onto 16th-Century Maps
  52. Programmable Zener is Really an IC
  53. Aftershock II: How Students Shattered 20-Year Amateur Rocket Records
  54. Hackaday Links: November 24, 2024
  55. Double Your Analog Oscilloscope Fun with this Retro Beam Splitter
  56. Flyback, Done Right
  57. RISC CPU Lives in Excel
  58. Modular Multi-Rotor Flies Up To Two Hours
  59. Hacking the Soil to Combat Desertification
  60. $40 Ham Antenna Works Six Bands
  61. RFID From First Principles and Saving a Cat
  62. Forget Pixel Art: Try Subpixels
  63. Close Shave for an Old Oscilloscope Saved with a Sticky Note
  64. 3D Printed Boat Uses Tank Tracks For Amphibious Propulsion
  65. Open Source, Forced Innovation, and Making Good Products
  66. 3D Space Can Be Tiled With Corner-free Shapes
  67. Drilling Rig Makes Accurate Holes In Seconds
  68. Transforming Drone Drives and Flies
  69. Mammalian Ancestors Shed Light on The Great Dying
  70. Lasers, Galvos, Action: A Quest for Laser Mastery
  71. Build Yourself A Useful Resistor Decade Box
  72. OLED Screen Mounting, Without The Pain
  73. Hack On Self: The Un-Crash Alarm
  74. Hackaday Podcast Episode 297: Prusa Eschews Open Source Hardware, The Lemontron Prints Upside-Down, and the vecdec Cyberdeck Does Minority Report
  75. Enhiker Helps You Decide if its a Good Day to Hike
  76. This Week in Security: Footguns, Bing Worms, and Gogs
  77. A Surprisingly Simple Omnidirectional Display
  78. Learn About Robot Arms By Building Pedro 2.0
  79. Quick and Very Dirty Repair Gets Smoked PLC Back in the Game
  80. Creating and Control of Magnetic Skyrmions in Ferromagnetic Film Demonstrated
  81. Gear Up: A 15-Minute Intro on Involute Gears
  82. Custom Mouse Rocks Neat Thumbstick Design
  83. FREE-WILi Turns DC32 Badge Into Hardware Dev Tool
  84. USB-C For Hackers: Reusing Cables
  85. There’s Now a Wiki For Hacking Redbox Machines
  86. Blended Wing Body Passenger Airplanes and the End of Winged Tubes
  87. Measuring the Mighty Roar of SpaceX’s Starship Rocket
  88. Simple Hydrogen Generator Makes Bubbles and Looks Cool
  89. Simple Stack of Ferrites Shows How Fluxgate Magnetometers Work
  90. Stepping On LEGO For Science
  91. A Tube Stereo Amplifier, From Scratch
  92. A Cyberpunk Pocketwatch
  93. FLOSS Weekly Episode 810: A Rising Wallet Pays for All Boats
  94. If Life Gives You Lemons, Build this Lemontron
  95. With Core ONE, Prusa’s Open Source Hardware Dream Quietly Dies
  96. FreeCAD Version 1.0 Released
  97. Boss Byproducts: Calthemites Are Man-Made Cave Dwellers
  98. An Animated Walkthrough of How Large Language Models Work
  99. Junk Box Build Helps Hams with SDR
  100. Most Extreme Hypergravity Facility Starts Up in China With 1,900 Times Earth’s Gravity
  101. Batteries Not Included: Navigating the Implants of Tomorrow
  102. Dial-up Internet Using the Viking DLE-200B Telephone Line Simulator
  103. Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 Seen in the Wild
  104. Supercon 2024 SAO Petal KiCad Redrawing Project
  105. The Vecdec Cyberdeck is More than a Pretty Case
  106. The Great Redbox Cleanup: One Company is Hauling Away America’s Last DVD Kiosks
  107. Power Supply With Benchtop Features Fits In Your Pocket
  108. The Barcode Beast Likes Your CDs
  109. Tearing Down A SLA Printer With The Engineers Who Built It
  110. Hacking Haptics: The 19-Sensor Patch Bringing Touch to Life
  111. A Very Fast Camera Slider For The Glam Shot
  112. Crowdsourcing Ionosphere Data with Phones
  113. Gloriously Impractical: Overclocking the Raspberry Pi 5 to 3.6 GHz
  114. Do You Dream in Color?
  115. Exploring the Gakken FX Micro-Computer
  116. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Typo
  117. The Laser Shadow Knows
  118. Ruined 1993 ThinkPad Tablet Brought Back From The Brink
  119. Analog Shift Register Revealed
  120. Completing the UE1’s Paper Tape Reader and First Squiggles
  121. Hackaday Links: November 17, 2024
  122. US’s UFO-Hunting Aerial Surveillance System Detailed In Report
  123. Schooling ChatGPT on Antenna Theory Misconceptions
  124. ESP32 hosts a USB keyboard in this Typewriter
  125. A Handheld Gaming PC With Steam Deck Vibes
  126. Classic LED Bubble Displays Ride Again
  127. Register Renaming: The Art of Parallel Processing
  128. Open Source Universal ROM Programmer Grows Up
  129. Ethernet From First Principles
  130. World’s First Virtual Meeting: 5,100 Engineers Phoned In
  131. Playing Chess Against LLMs and the Mystery of Instruct Models
  132. Hackers, Patents, and 3D Printing
  133. Spotted at Supercon: Glowtape Wearable Display
  134. WiFi Status Indicator Keeps Eye on the Network
  135. It’s a Soldering Iron! It’s A Multimeter! Relax! It’s Both!
  136. BASIC Co-Inventor Thomas Kurtz Has Passed Away
  137. RISC-V Pushes 400 Million Forth Words Per Second
  138. Bypassing Airpods Hearing Aid Georestriction With a Faraday Cage
  139. I Want To Believe: How To Make Technology Value Judgements
  140. Hackaday Podcast Episode 296: Supercon Wrapup with Tom and Al, The 3DP Brick Layering Controversy, and How To Weld in Space
  141. This Week in Security: Hardware Attacks, IoT Security, and More
  142. Homebrew pH Meter Uses Antimony Electrode
  143. Desert Island Acetylene from Seashells and Driftwood
  144. Retro Calculator Build Proves the Space Age Isn’t What It Used to Be
  145. Nebraskan Farmers Were Using Wind Turbines Before Environmentalism Was Invented
  146. Repairing The Questionable £25,000 Tom Evans Audiophile Pre-Amp
  147. Bluetooth Dongle Gives Up Its Secrets with Quick Snooping Hack
  148. US DOE Sets New Nuclear Energy Targets
  149. Microfluidic Motors Could Work Really Well For Tiny Scale Tasks
  150. Retrotechtacular: The TV Bombs of WWII
  151. The Life Cycle of Nuclear Fission Fuel: From Stars to Burn-Up
  152. Smart Thermostats Pitched for Texas Homes to Relieve Stressed Grid
  153. Building a Reproduction Apple I
  154. Laser Sound Visualizations Are Not Hard To Make
  155. AI Face Anonymizer Masks Human Identity in Images
  156. Open Cardiography Signal Measuring Device
  157. Landscape Motif Makes This E-Ink Weather Display Easy to Understand
  158. FLOSS Weekly Episode 809: Pi4J – Stable and Boring on the Raspberry Pi
  159. Making Sense of Real-Time Operating Systems in 2024
  160. A Vintage Radiator Core, From Scratch
  161. A Teletype by Any Other Name: The Early E-mail and Wordprocessor
  162. NASA Announces New Trials for In-Space Laser Welding
  163. Intuition about Maxwell’s Equations
  164. Remember the Tri-Format Floppy Disk?
  165. The End of Ondsel and Reflecting on the Commercial Prospects for FreeCAD
  166. WAV2VGM Plays Audio Via OPL3 Synthesis
  167. Teaching Computers to Read — Sort Of
  168. A Brief History of Cyrix, or How to Get Sued By Intel a Lot
  169. Retrotechtacular: Color TV
  170. You Wouldn’t Download a Chair…But You Could
  171. Ubiquitous Successful Bus: Version 3
  172. Minuteman ICBM Launch Tests Triple Warheads
  173. Z80 Testing the 80s Way
  174. A Handheld Replica Sound Voltex Game
  175. Britain’s Oldest Satellite on the Move: a Space Curiosity
  176. Automated Weed Spraying Drone Needs No Human Intervention
  177. Thermoelectric Blaster Flings Ice Projectiles
  178. Making a Unique Type Of Wind Gauge For Home Assistant Use
  179. Retrogadgets: Oscilloscope Cameras
  180. Videonics: The Dawn of Home Video Editing, Revisited
  181. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With All the Espionage
  182. The Constant Monitoring and Work That Goes into JWST’s Optics
  183. Why the Saturn V Used Kerosene for its Hydraulics Fluid
  184. Cheap Sensor Changes Personality
  185. Welcome to SubTropolis: the Limestone Mine Turned Climate-Controlled Business Complex
  186. Hackaday Links: November 10, 2024
  187. Building a Motor Feed For the UE1 Vacuum Tube Computer’s Paper Tape Reader
  188. Component Tester Teardown
  189. Building a DIY Nipkow Disk Display
  190. A Beautifully Illustrated Guide to Making
  191. Inside an Arcade Joystick
  192. Brick Layers: the Promise of Stronger 3D Prints and Why We Cannot Have Nice Things
  193. Here’s Code for that AI-Generated Minecraft Clone
  194. All Aboard The Good Ship Benchy
  195. HIDman Brings Modern Input to Vintage PCs
  196. The Badge Hacks of Supercon
  197. Nix + Automated Fuzz Testing Finds Bug in PDF Parser
  198. Exploring the Physics Behind Cooling Towers
  199. Retrotechtacular: Computer-Generate Video 1968 Style!
  200. Ramsey Numbers and the Appearance of Order in Random Numbers
  201. DIY Digital Caliper Measures Up
  202. A Tiny Chemistry Lab
  203. Combination Safety Glasses and Measurement Tool
  204. The Rogue Emperor, And What To Do About Them
  205. Hackaday Podcast Episode 295: Circuit Graver, Zinc Creep, and Video Tubes
  206. Fuzzy Skin Finish for 3D Prints, Now On Top Layers
  207. This Week in Security: Linux VMs, Real AI CVEs, and Backscatter TOR DoS
  208. Ask Hackaday: How Much Would You Stake On An Online Retailer
  209. Teaching a Pi Pico E-Ink Panel New Tricks
  210. Help Wanted: Keep the World’s Oldest Windmills Turning
  211. Using AI To Help With Assembly
  212. DIY Lock Nuts
  213. Disposable Vape Batteries Power eBike
  214. 2023 Hackaday Supercon: One Year of Progress for Project Boondock Echo
  215. Hear a Vintage Sound Chip Mimic the Real World
  216. Mechanisms: Tension Control Bolts
  217. The Most Inexpensive Apple Computer Possible
  218. Reviewing the World’s 2nd Smallest Thermal Camera
  219. Check Your Clip Leads
  220. LEAF Mission Seeks to Grow Plants on the Moon
  221. Clever Circuit Makes Exercise Slightly Less Boring
  222. Rapid Prototyping PCBs With The Circuit Graver
  223. FLOSS Weekly Episode 808: Curl – Gotta Download ’em All
  224. Supercon 2023: Restoring the Apollo Guidance Computer
  225. Hardware-in-the-Loop Continuous Integration
  226. What Happens If You Speedrun Making A CPU?
  227. Amazon Receives FAA Approval for MK30 Delivery Drone
  228. A CO2 Traffic Light On An SAO
  229. Random Wire Antenna Uses No Wire
  230. Zinc Creep and Electroplasticity: Why Arecibo Collapsed
  231. PicoROM, A DIP-32 8-Bit ROM Emulator
  232. Split-Flap Clock Flutters Its Way to Displaying Time Without Numbers
  233. Open-Source Robot Transforms
  234. Ubiquitous Successful Bus: Hacking USB 2 Hubs
  235. Tracking Hydrogen in Space With a Home Radio Telescope For 21 cm Emissions
  236. Flirting With Kessler: why Space Debris Physics Make it Such an Orbital Pain
  237. AI Not Needed For Hackaday Projects
  238. Flaming Power Wheels Skeleton Wins Halloween
  239. iPod Clickwheel Games Preservation Project
  240. Humble Television Tubes Make An FM Regenerative Radio
  241. A Lesson in RF Design Thanks to This Homebrew LNA
  242. Power-Over-Skin Makes Powering Wearables Easier
  243. Supercon 2024: Badge Add-On Winners
  244. Pi Zero to AR: Building DIY Augmented Reality Glasses
  245. I Installed Gentoo So You Don’t Havtoo
  246. Reusing an Old Android Phone For GPIO With External USB Devices
  247. How to Shoot Actors with Arrows Sans CGI
  248. Building a Discrete 14-Bit String DAC
  249. GNSS Reception with Clone SDR Board
  250. Hackaday Links: November 3, 2024
  251. All You Need for Artificial Intelligence is a Commodore 64
  252. Polygons On a Lathe
  253. Oscillator Needs Fine-Tuning
  254. M.2 Makes An Unusual Microcontroller Form Factor
  255. Beth Deck is a Framework-Powered Gaming Handheld
  256. Transforming Pawn Changes the Game
  257. Measuring Temperature Without a Thermometer
  258. The Phantom PSP: Crafting The Handheld Sony Never Sold
  259. 3D Printed Hardware Sorter Keeps It Simple
  260. Supercon 2024: Streaming Live
  261. Don’t Forget Your Curve Tracer
  262. The Tsushin Booster – A PC Engine Modem Add-on With a Twist
  263. How Purdue Hackers Made a Big Sign That They’re Really Proud Of
  264. An RP2040-based PC-FX Development Cartridge
  265. A Neat Trick To 3D Print With Fewer Warping Issues
  266. Apple Forces the Signing of Applications in MacOS Sequoia 15.1
  267. Fix That Old Remote With Graphite
  268. Building a Hydrogen-Powered Foam Dart Cannon
  269. The Nixie Tube Multimeter That Almost Made a Comeback
  270. Capturing Light In A Vacuum: The Magic Of Tube Video Cameras
  271. Producing An Exquisite Wooden Keyboard
  272. This Week in Security: Playing Tag, Hacking Cameras, and More
  273. Fail of the Week: Subscription EV Charger Becomes Standalone, Briefly
  274. Combining Gyro Stabilisation With Weight Shift Balancing
  275. Cataract Surgery For An Old TV
  276. Few Things Are Cheaper than This Antenna

October 2024

  1. Bakelite to the Future – A 1950s Bluetooth Headset
  2. Small Volumetric Lamp Spins at 6000 RPM
  3. 3D Printing With a Hot Glue Gun
  4. Supercon 2024 Flower SAO Badge Redrawing in KiCad
  5. A Look Inside A Canadian Satellite TV Facility
  6. Voyager 1 Fault Forces Switch to S-Band
  7. Bogey Six O’clock!: The AN/APS-13 Tail Warning Radar
  8. An Electric Vehicle Conversion With A Difference
  9. KolibriOS: The Operating System That Fits on a 1.44 MB 3.5″ Floppy Disk
  10. Pi Pico Lays Down the Groove
  11. Tearing Down Nintendo’s Alarmo Alarm Clock
  12. FLOSS Weekly Episode 807: Bitten by the Penguin
  13. Haiku OS’s Beta 5 Release Brings Us Into a New BeOS Era
  14. Use PicoGlitcher For Voltage Glitching Attacks
  15. Supercon 2023: Cuddly Companion Bots
  16. Portable Solder Paste Station Prevents Smears With Suction
  17. Homebrew Sferics Receiver Lets You Tune Into Earth Music
  18. An International Hackerspace Map
  19. Electrostatic Motors are Making a Comeback
  20. Lies, Big Lies and LED Lightbulb Lifespan Promises
  21. Custom Fan Controller For Otherwise Fanless PCs
  22. Another Commodore Portable We Never (Quite) Received
  23. Boss Byproducts: Fulgurites Are Fossilized Lightning
  24. Little Quadruped Has PCB Spine And No Wiring
  25. 2024 Supercon: Last Minute Announcements
  26. Asahi Linux Brings Better Gaming to Apple Silicon
  27. Compact Dedicated News Reader Always Brings You CBC
  28. Making PCB Strip Filter Design Easy to Understand
  29. Raspberry Pi OS’s Wayland Transition Completed With Switch to Labwc
  30. Interfacing Old Burglar Alarm Sensors Into HomeAssistant
  31. Turning a Quansheng Handheld Into A Neat Desktop Transceiver
  32. The Woodworker’s Cyberdeck
  33. Word of the Day Calendar Is Great Use of E-Paper
  34. FreeBSD at 30: the History and Future of the Most Popular BSD-Based OS
  35. Video Provides Rare Look Inside China’s Space Station
  36. Lock-In Thermography on a Cheap IR Camera
  37. The Pound ( or Euro, Or Dollar ) Can Still Be In Your Pocket
  38. Hackaday Links: October 27, 2024
  39. BNCs For An Old Instrument
  40. Apple iOS 18’s New Repair Assistant: Easier Parts Pairing Yet With Many Limitations
  41. A Brand-New Additive PCB Fab Technique?
  42. Small Steam Generator Creates Educational Experience
  43. How Pollution Controls for Cargo Ships Made Global Warming Worse
  44. Clockwork Rover For Venus
  45. Geochron: Another Time, Another Timeless Tale
  46. The Glacial IPv6 Transition: Raising Questions on Necessity and NAT-Based Solutions
  47. McDonalds Ice Cream Machines Gain A DMCA Exemption
  48. A New Chinese Radio Breaks Cover, is it Worth it?
  49. DIY Laser Tag Project Does it in Style
  50. RF Detector Chip Helps Find Hidden Cameras and Bugs
  51. Chinese Humanoid Robot Establishes New Running Speed Courtesy of Running Shoes
  52. Atari’s Pac-Man Flop: How a Classic Went Off-Course
  53. Retrotechtacular: Making Enough Merlins to Win a War
  54. DIY 3D Hand Controller using a Webcam and Scripting
  55. Can You Homebrew A Running Shoe?
  56. ‘Upgrading’ a Microwave Oven To 20 kW
  57. Ham Radio in the Internet Age
  58. Hackaday Podcast Episode 294: SAO Badge Reveal, Precision on a Shoestring, and the Saga of Redbox
  59. Donated Atari Mega ST Gives a Peek at Game Development History
  60. This Week in Security: The Geopolitical Kernel, Roundcube, and The Archive
  61. A Birthday Cake for a Retrocomputer Designer
  62. Putting the New CryoGrip Build Plate to the Test
  63. Custom Drone Software Searches, Rescues
  64. Using an OLED Display’s Light for Embedded Sensors
  65. Mini Robotic Arm Lets You Start Your Own Mini Assembly Line
  66. Simple PCB Repairs Keep Old Vehicle Out of the Crusher
  67. Artificial Intelligence Runs on Arduino
  68. Supercon 2023: Building a Portable Vectrex, The Right Way
  69. Hands On With a Giant Nixie Tube
  70. Hacker Tactic: Building Blocks
  71. Keeping Tabs on an Undergraduate Projects Lab’s Door Status
  72. 3D Printed Tires, by the Numbers
  73. Seven New Street Fighter 2 Arcade Rom Hacks
  74. Singapore’s 4300 km Undersea Transmission Line With Australia Clears Regulatory Hurdle
  75. Signal Processing Shenanigans: The Createc SC 01 Pocket Oscilloscope
  76. A 3D Printed, Open Source Lathe?
  77. FLOSS Weekly Episode 806: Manyfold — The Dopamine of Open Source
  78. Silent Antenna Tuning
  79. Classic Heathkit OL-1 Scope Gets Some TLC
  80. Will .IO Domain Names Survive A Geopolitical Rearrangement?
  81. Tridora: A Full-Custom CPU Designed For Pascal
  82. 75-In-One Music
  83. Heathkit Signal Generator Gets an Update
  84. A Modern PC With a Retro OS
  85. Give Your SMD Components a Lift
  86. A Wobble Disk Air Motor with One Moving Part
  87. For Desalination, Follow the Sun
  88. The 2024 Hackaday Supercon SAO Badge Reveal
  89. Pushing the Plasma Limits With a Custom Flyback Transformer
  90. In its Second Year, JawnCon Was Bigger and Better
  91. Libre Space Foundation Aims to Improve Satellite Tech
  92. “Click to Cancel” Coming Soon
  93. Pac-Man Ghost Helps With Air Quality Sensing
  94. Nuclear Tomb Must Survive
  95. Zero To Custom MacroPad In 37 Easy Steps
  96. The 1983 Clock Four Decades in the Making
  97. Strange English Teaching Computer Might Have Been Big in Japan
  98. 2024 Supercon: Third Round of Super Speakers
  99. Open-Source, 3D Printed Trackpad
  100. An SAO for Hams
  101. I2C the Hard Way
  102. Save A Packet, Use Cheap Co-Ax!
  103. The Design Process For A Tiny Robot Brain
  104. Feeling a Pong of Nostalgia: Does it Hold Up In 2024?
  105. Hackaday Links: October 20, 2024
  106. DIY Air Bearings, No Machining Required
  107. Figuring Out the Most Efficient Way to Reuse Bags of Desiccant
  108. A Parts Bin MIDI Controller in 24 Hours
  109. Forget Flipper, How About Capybara?
  110. Behold a First-Person 3D Maze, Vintage Atari Style
  111. Ideal Diodes and How to Build Them
  112. Fundamentals of FMCW Radar Help You Understand Your Car’s Point of View
  113. Inside the RLL Hard Drive Protocol
  114. Make Your Own Remy the Rat This Halloween
  115. A Robust Guide To The Xbox 360 Glitch Hack
  116. Hackaday Hacked!
  117. Power Supply PCB Redesign
  118. Self-Portaging Canoe is Part Bicycle
  119. Little RC Car Project Takes Inspiration From Mario Kart
  120. Smart Glasses Read Text
  121. CNC Metal Forming
  122. FM Transmitter Remotely Controlled Via ESP32
  123. Teardowns Show Off Serious Satellite Hardware
  124. A Hacker’s Travel Guide To Europe
  125. Hackaday Podcast Episode 293: The Power of POKE, Folding Butterflies, and the CRT Effect
  126. Double-Slit Time Diffraction At Optical Frequencies
  127. This Week in Security: Quantum RSA Break, Out of Scope, and Spoofing Packets
  128. MOTU Audio Interface Resurrected After Some Reverse Engineering
  129. Overcomplicating the Magnetic Compass for a Reason
  130. Building A ZX Spectrum Using Only New Parts
  131. Redbox Is Dead, But The Machines Are Kind Of Hanging On
  132. Laser Painting Explained
  133. Tiny LoRa GPS Node Relies on ESP32
  134. Access the Information Superhighway With a Mac Plus
  135. Ubiquitous Successful Bus: Version 2
  136. The FNIRSI HRM-10 Internal Resistance Meter
  137. Mining and Refining: Mine Dewatering
  138. What Would It Take to Recreate Bell Labs?
  139. Read All About It: The 2024 Supercon Site is Live
  140. DIY Core Rope Memory Z80 Demonstrator Generating a Fibonacci Sequence
  141. Winamp Taken Down: Too Good For This Open Source World
  142. Module Makes Noisy Projects Easy
  143. Clockwork Derby : Digital Robo Rally , Steampunk Style
  144. FLOSS Weekly Episode 805: Mastodon — Bring Your Own Algorithm
  145. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Folding Butterfly Keyboard
  146. Tech In Plain Sight: Tasers Shooting Confetti
  147. Linus Live-Codes Music on the Commodore 64
  148. Arduboy Cassette Award Explores New Features
  149. An Arduino Triggers a Flash With Sound
  150. Assessing Developer Productivity When Using AI Coding Assistants
  151. Solve: An ESP32-Based Equation Solving Calculator
  152. A Phone? A Ham Radio? Relax! It’s Both!
  153. Your Battery Holder Is Also Your Power Switch With ToggleSlot
  154. Experimenting with MicroPython on the Bus Pirate 5
  155. Mapping a Fruit Fly’s Brain with Crowdsourced Research
  156. Breaking News: 2024 Supercon SAO Contest Deadline Extended
  157. ANTIRTOS: No RTOS Needed
  158. Modular Magnetic LED Matrix
  159. What Actually Causes Warping In 3D Prints?
  160. A RISC-V LISP Compiler…Written In Lisp
  161. New Study Looks at the Potential Carcinogenicity of 3D Printing
  162. The Greengate DS:3 Part 2: Putting a Retro Sampler to use
  163. Solving a Retrocomputing Mystery with an Album Cover: Greengate DS:3
  164. Calculating the True Per Part Cost for Injection Molding vs 3D Printing
  165. The Biological Motors That Power Our Bodies
  166. Using the 555 for Everything
  167. Alphabet Soup: Haskell’s Single-Letter Naming Quirks
  168. Portable Pi Palmtop Provides Plenty
  169. DIY 3D-Printed Arduino Self-Balancing Cube
  170. Hackaday Links: October 13, 2024
  171. A Homebrew Gas Chromatograph That Won’t Bust Your Budget
  172. Retro Wi-Fi on a Dime: Amiga’s Slow Lane Connection
  173. Building An Automotive Load Dump Tester
  174. Levitating Magnet In A Spherical Copper Cage
  175. A VIC-20 with no VIC
  176. All System Prompts for Anthropic’s Claude , Revealed
  177. Solar Planes Are Hard
  178. Remembering John Wheeler: You’ve Definitely Heard of His Work
  179. Cockroaches in Space: Waste Processing and a Healthy Protein Source Combined
  180. Approximating an ADC with Successive Approximation
  181. If You Can’t Say Anything Nice
  182. Have You Heard Of The Liquid Powder Display?
  183. What’s Your SWR? Are You Sure?
  184. Are CRT TVs Important For Retro Gaming?
  185. PC Floppy Copy Protection: Vault Corporation Prolok
  186. Repairing a Component on a Flex Connector
  187. How To Make Conductive Tin Oxide Coatings On Glass
  188. C64 Gets a Graphics Upgrade Courtesy Of Your Favorite Piano Manufacturer
  189. Hackaday Podcast Episode 292: Stainless Steel Benchies, Lego Turing Machines, and a Digital Camera Made of Pure DIY
  190. The US’s New Nuclear Weapons, Mysterious Fogbanks and Inertial Confinement Fusion
  191. This Week in Security: The Internet Archive, Glitching With a Lighter, and Firefox In-the-wild
  192. Easily Program RP2040 Boards With Your Android Device
  193. Tiny Drones Do Distributed Mapping
  194. Symbolic Nixie Tubes Become Useful For Artistic Purposes
  195. Sailing the High Steppes
  196. A Power Supply With Ultra High Resolution Current Measurement Built In
  197. Building A Sound Camera For Under $400
  198. Supercon 2023: Receiving Microwave Signals from Deep-Space Probes
  199. Photochromic Dye Makes Up This Novel Optical Memristor
  200. Meet The Optical Data Format You’ve Never Heard Of Before
  201. The Internet Archive Has Been Hacked
  202. Wimbledon Goes Automated
  203. The Punched Card Detective
  204. On-Site Viral RNA Detection in Wastewater With Paper and Wax Microfluidics
  205. 3D Printed Bearings With Filament Rollers
  206. Fail of the Week: The Case of the Curiously Colored Streetlights
  207. FLOSS Weekly Episode 804: The AI Alliance — Asimov was Right
  208. Braun TS2 Radio Turns 68, Gets Makeover
  209. Lagrange Points and Why You Want to Get Stuck At Them
  210. Dot-Matrix Printer Brings Old School Feel to Today’s Headlines
  211. What Happened to Duracell PowerCheck?
  212. That’ll Go Over Like a Cement Airplane
  213. Soaring at Scale: Modular Airship Design
  214. A Flip Digit Clock, Binary Style
  215. Mechanical Tool Changing 3D Printing Prototype
  216. 3D Printering: Listen to Klipper
  217. Running Game Boy Games On STM32 MCUs is Peanuts
  218. Recycling Tough Plastics Into Precursors With Some Smart Catalyst Chemistry
  219. Printed Rack Holds Pair of LattePandas In Style
  220. Barbie’s Video Has Never Looked So Good
  221. GPS Tracking in the Trackless Land
  222. Using Donor Immune Cells to Mass-Produce CAR-T Autoimmune Therapies
  223. The Piezoelectric Glitching Attack
  224. The Turing Machine Made Real, In LEGO
  225. JawnCon 0x1 Kicks off Friday, Tickets Almost Gone
  226. Hack On Self: The Alt-Tab Annihilator
  227. Vehicle-To-Everything: the Looming Smart Traffic Experience
  228. First Benchies in Stainless Steel, With Lasers
  229. WiFi Meets LoRa for Long Range
  230. Towards Solderless PCB Prototyping
  231. Reversing Type 1 Diabetes With a Patient’s Own Stem Cells
  232. Hackaday Links: October 6, 2024
  233. Tinkering with Klipper: Making The ManiPilator Robotic Arm
  234. Tearing Down a Digital Scope from ’78
  235. 3D Printed Hydrofoil Goes From Model Scale To Human Scale With Flight Controller
  236. 2View: The Self-Erasing VHS Tape With Paperclip Hack
  237. Automated Pixel Art With Marbles
  238. Why Electric Trains Sound The Way They Do
  239. Memristors Are Cool, Radiation-resistant Memristors Even Moreso
  240. Quake in 276 KB of RAM
  241. See the “Pause-and-Attach” Technique for 3D Printing in Action
  242. Introducing the KanaChord Plus Keyboard カナコード・プラス・キーボード
  243. Where is the End of DIY?
  244. An Open Source Mirrorless Camera You’d Want To Use
  245. Phoniebox: A Family-Friendly Simple Music Box
  246. Mechanical Switch Sci-Calc is Also a Macropad
  247. This Bluetooth GATT Course Is A Must Watch
  248. How to Revive a Tandon Floppy Drive
  249. Single Rotor Drone Spins For 360 Lidar Scanning
  250. Interactive Project Teaches Lessons About Electromagnets And Waves
  251. HackFest Enschede: The Type Of Indoor Event We Wanted All Along
  252. Hackaday Podcast Episode 291: Walking in Space, Lead in the Earth, and Atoms under the DIY Microscope
  253. V-Cut Vias Test Your Whole Panel At Once
  254. This Week in Security: Zimbra, DNS Poisoning, and Perfctl
  255. The Raspberry Pi 500 Hints At Its Existence
  256. Need High-Power Li-Ion Charging? How About 100 W
  257. Mobius Keyboard Wastes Little Space
  258. On the Nature of Electricity: Recreating the Early Experiments
  259. 3D Print A Stenciling Frame For Your PCB
  260. A Lightweight Balloon Tracker For High Altitude Missions
  261. Pulley System Makes Headphone Cables More Managable
  262. Supercon 2023: [Cory Doctorow] with an Audacious Plan to Halt the Internet’s Enshittification and Throw It Into Reverse
  263. Add USB-C to Your AirPods the Easy Way
  264. Polaris Dawn, and the Prudence of a Short Spacewalk
  265. Pi Zero Power Optimization Leaves No Stone Unturned
  266. The 1924 Martian Signal: A Cosmic Curiosity
  267. Laptop GPU Upgrade With Just A Little Reballing
  268. Voyager 2’s Plasma Spectrometer Turned Off in Power-Saving Measure
  269. MikroPhone – Open, Secure, Simple Smartphone
  270. Witch’s Staff Build is a Rad Glowing Costume Prop
  271. FLOSS Weekly Episode 803: Unconferencing with OggCamp
  272. Retrotechtacular: Another Thing Your TV No Longer Needs
  273. Drive For Show, Putt for Dough
  274. Mining and Refining: Lead, Silver, and Zinc
  275. Creating Video Games With AI: a Mario Example
  276. Easily Build This IMU Array Sandbox
  277. BBC Micro: A Retro Revamp with the 68008 Upgrade
  278. ROG Ally Community Rebuilds The Proprietary Asus eGPU
  279. Xiaomi M365 Battery Fault? Just Remove A Capacitor
  280. Print Yourself Penrose Wave Tiles As An Excellent Conversation Starter
  281. 2024 SAO Contest: We’ve Got SAOs for your SAOs
  282. Supercon 2023: Thea Flowers Renders KiCad Projects On The Web
  283. HP WebOS TouchPad Gets With The USB-C Times
  284. Java Ring: One Wearable to Rule All Authentications
  285. The Challenges Of Charging Drones From Power Lines
  286. Very Tiny Cube Has 384 RGB LEDs
  287. Ceefax: The Original News on Demand

September 2024

  1. Building a 3D Printed Scanning Tunneling Microscope
  2. Doing 1080p Video, Sort Of, On the STM32 Microcontroller
  3. iPhone 15 Gets Dual SIM Through FPC Patch
  4. Supercon 2023 – Going into Deep Logic Waters With The Pico’s PIO And The Pi’s SMI
  5. 3D Printer Swaps Build Plates to Automate Print Jobs
  6. Static Electricity And The Machines That Make It
  7. Switch Your RP2040 Between 3.3 V and 1.8 V
  8. Inside the F-4 Attitude Indicator
  9. Shoot Smooth Video From Your Phone With the Syringe Slider
  10. Some SPI Flash Chip Nuances Worth Learning
  11. Hackaday Links: September 29, 2024
  12. Thinkpad 13 Gets NVMe Support With Three Jumpers
  13. First Tentative Sales of Tandem Perovskite-Silicon PV Panels
  14. Seven Day Movement Makes a Rubbish Clock
  15. Curing CRT Cataracts Freshens Up Retro Roundy TVs
  16. Internet Connected TI-84 To Cut Your Academic Career Short
  17. An ESP32 Delivers Perfect Slot Car Control
  18. The Last Sun Sparc Workstation
  19. Dog Poop Drone Cleans Up the Yard So You Don’t Have To
  20. Man-in-the-Middle PCB Unlocks HP Ink Cartridges
  21. VR Headset With Custom Face Fitting Gets Even More Custom
  22. What’s the Deal with AI Art?
  23. Winamp A Few Days Later: You Can Fork, And Watch For GPL Violations
  24. See the Hands-on Details Behind Stunning Helmet Build
  25. Spectroscopy on the Cheap
  26. Turn A Mouse Into An Analogue Tuning Knob
  27. 3D Printed Jellyfish Lights Up
  28. Hacking Kia: Remotely Hijack a Car Using Only Its License Plate
  29. 2024 SAO Contest: Speak, SAO
  30. Retro Gadgets: Things Your TV No Longer Needs
  31. Hackaday Podcast Episode 290: iPhone’s Electric Glue, Winamp’s Source Code, and Sonya’s Beautiful Instructions
  32. Makerpipe Turns Conduit Into Structures
  33. This Week in Security: Password Sanity, Tank Hacking, And The Mystery 9.9
  34. British Commuters Get Their WiFi Hacked
  35. Blinking an LED Passively
  36. Stretch Goal: 300X Arduino
  37. Want To Help Capture Some Digital Ephemera? Break Out Your VHS Player
  38. A Universal RF Amplifier
  39. Reverse Time Back to the Days of RPN
  40. Making A Split-Anode Magnetron
  41. Estimating the Size of a Single Molecule of Oil Using Water
  42. An Ode to the SAO
  43. Broadcast TV Simulator Keeps the Nostalgia Flowing
  44. Inside a 1999 Ramtron Ferroelectric RAM Chip
  45. Bread Proofing Box for the Hungry Hacker
  46. Remembering CompuServe: the Online Experience Before the World Wide Web
  47. The Statial-b Open Source Adjustable Mouse
  48. A DaVinci Screw-Cutting Machine
  49. Reviving a 15-Year Old Asus eeePC With Modern MX Linux
  50. FLOSS Weekly Episode 802: Emba – Layers Upon Layers of Bash
  51. 2024 Hackaday Superconference Speakers, Round Two
  52. Copper Bling Keeps Camera Chill
  53. Tech in Plain Sight: Zipper Bags
  54. Cyberpack Puts All the Radios Right on Your Back
  55. Learn GPU Programming With Simple Puzzles
  56. A Space Walk Through ISS
  57. Will You Need Ad Block for Your Car?
  58. Winamp Releases Source Code, But Is It Really Open?
  59. ESP32 Powers Custom Darkroom Timer
  60. 3D Printing On Top Of Laser Cut Acrylic
  61. Supercon 2023: The Road to Writing Great Step-by-Step Instructions
  62. Most Powerful Laser Diodes, Now More Powerful
  63. 2024 Hackaday Supercon Workshop Tickets Go On Sale Now
  64. Little Pharma on the Prairie
  65. Replacing Selenium Rectifiers
  66. Digital Audio Workstation In A Box
  67. The Possibility of Reverting Time on the Ageing of Materials
  68. Find My Power Tool Battery
  69. A Beautiful Lamp-Inspired PC Case
  70. Custom Mini-Neon Signs in 10 Minutes
  71. Revisiting 1990’s Mac Games That Never Were
  72. Fukushima Daiichi: Cleaning Up After a Nuclear Accident
  73. New Release of Vision Basic: Hot New Features!
  74. StratoSoar Glider Flies Itself from High Altitude
  75. Hands-on With New iPhone’s Electrically-Released Adhesive
  76. The Tiny Toolkit Manifesto
  77. 3D Printing a Wire-Wrap Tool: Emergency Fix or Permanent Solution?
  78. Hackaday Links: September 22, 2024
  79. Brass Propeller Gets Impressive Hand Trimming
  80. Robotic Touch Using a DIY Squishy Magnetic Pad
  81. Hackfest, A New Event For Your European Calendar
  82. Where Did the Japanese Computers Go?
  83. FreeCAD is Near 1.0
  84. The Surprising Effects of Fast Food Kiosks
  85. When Raw Network Sockets Aren’t Raw: Raw Sockets in MacOS and Linux
  86. Linux, Now In Real Time
  87. Jumperless Breadboard V5 Readies For Launch
  88. Against Elitism
  89. Steel Reinforcement Toughens Cracked Vintage Knobs
  90. There’s No Lower Spec Linux Machine Than This One
  91. Get Your Lisp On With The Dune Shell
  92. Amateur Astronomer Images Spy Satellite
  93. Mechanical Logic Gates With Amplification
  94. Raspberry Pi RP2350-E9 Erratum Redefined as Input Mode Leakage Current
  95. Fixing an Elgato HD60 S HDMI Capture Device
  96. Hackaday Podcast Episode 289: Tiny Games, Two Modern Modems, and the Next Big Thing
  97. Inviting the Public to Take Stereo Photos for Science
  98. This Week in Security: Open Source C2, Raptor Trains, and End to End Encryption
  99. COBB Tuning Hit With $2.9 Million Fine Over Emissions Defeat Devices
  100. Laser Fault Injection, Now With Optional Decapping
  101. Inside a Portable Satellite Dish
  102. 2024 SAO Contest: The Jolly Tagger Is a Golden Way to Share Info
  103. Is That A Coaster? No, It’s An LED Matrix!
  104. Reverse Engineering A Keyboard Driver Uncovers A Self-Destruct Code
  105. Lathe Outfitted with Electronic Gearbox
  106. Design and the Golden Rule
  107. Embossing Graphics By 3D Printing On Wood
  108. Switching Regulators: Mistake Fixing For Dummies
  109. Mothbox Watches Bugs, So You — Or Your Grad Students — Don’t Have To
  110. A Guide to Laser Cutting Metal, if You’ve Got the Cash
  111. Trees Turned Into Wind Turbines, Non-Destructively
  112. Creating a Twisted Grid Image Illusion With a Diffusion Model
  113. Blowing Up Shell Scripts
  114. Upgraded Raster Laser Projector Goes RGB
  115. FLOSS Weekly Episode 801: JBang — Not Your Parents Java Anymore
  116. Meet the Winners of the 2024 Tiny Games Contest
  117. Airline Seats Are for Dummies
  118. Catching The BOAT: Gamma-Ray Bursts and The Brightest of All Time
  119. Bringing the Horror of Seaman into the Real World
  120. From High Level Language to Assembly
  121. A Brand New USB Modem In The 2020s
  122. Thermal Runaway: Solving the Bane of Electric Vehicles
  123. Ferrites Versus Ethernet in the Ham Shack
  124. Latest PiEEG Shield Now Offers 16 Channels
  125. New duckyPad Pro is Bigger and Smarter than Original
  126. 2024 Hackaday Superconference Speakers, Round One
  127. PC Floppy Copy Protection: Electronic Arts Interlock
  128. Apple May Break Into the Hearing Aid Industry
  129. The Rise of Self-Cleaning, Cat-Killing Litter Boxes
  130. We’ll Take DIY Diamond Making for $200,000
  131. The Universe as We Know It May End Sooner Than Expected
  132. Raspberry Pi Becomes Secure VPN Router
  133. No Z80? No Problem!
  134. The JawnCon 0x1 Badge Dials Up a Simpler Time
  135. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the (Mc)Cool Typewriter
  136. Real Time Hacking Of A Supermarket Toy
  137. Hack On Self: Collecting Data
  138. Hack Your Eyesight with High Tech Bifocals
  139. Usagi Electric’s Paper Tape Reader is Ready to Hop With the Tube Computer
  140. Microwave Forge Casts the Sinking-est Benchy Ever
  141. Exploring TapTo NFC Integration On The MiSTer
  142. Hackaday Links: September 15, 2024
  143. Archiving Data On Paper Using 2D Images
  144. An 80386 Upgrade Deal and Intel 486 Competitor: the Cyrix Cx486DLC
  145. G4 Mac Mini is a Wolf in Apple IIc Clothing
  146. An Espresso Machine for the DIY Crowd
  147. Non-planar Ironing Makes Smooth Prints
  148. Watch NASA’s Solar Sail Reflect Brightly in the Night Sky
  149. Cast21 Brings Healing Into 2024
  150. Taking Back The Internet With The Tildeverse
  151. An Earth-Bound Homage to a Martian Biochemistry Experiment
  152. Create Custom Gridfinity Boxes Using Images Of Tools
  153. Pong in a Petri Dish: Teasing Out How Brains Work
  154. Always Something New Under the Sun
  155. Soldering, Up Close and Personal
  156. A 1930s Ham Station
  157. Player Ukulele Pulls Your Strings
  158. Supercon 2024: Last Call For Display Tech Exhibit
  159. Pulling Apart An Old Satellite Truck Tracker
  160. Building A Multi-Purpose Electrochemistry Device
  161. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Neat PCB Business Card Was Inspired By The Arduboy
  162. Where Do You Connect The Shield?
  163. Hackaday Podcast Episode 288: Cyanotypes, Antique 21-Segment Displays, and the Voynich Manuscript in a New Light
  164. Recreating a Popular Faux-Nixie Clock
  165. This Week in Security: Malicious Rollback, WHOIS, and More
  166. Doing MIDI With Discrete Logic Is Neat, If Not Particularly Useful
  167. Simple PCB Agitator Gets The Job Done
  168. There’s Already A Nixie Addon For The 2024 Supercon Badge
  169. Back Up Your Data On Paper With Lots Of QR Codes
  170. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Spectacular Sub-Surface Simon
  171. Digital Bumper Sticker Tells Everyone What You’re Listening To
  172. How Photomultipliers Detect Single Photons
  173. Building A Subwoofer Box Out Of Decking Material
  174. Review: iFixit’s FixHub May Be The Last Soldering Iron You Ever Buy
  175. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: A Flappy Seagull Game With Sound in Only 500 Bytes
  176. Inkycal Makes Short Work of e-Paper Dashboards
  177. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Micro One-Armed Bandit Hits the Cuteness Jackpot
  178. Train Speed Signaling Adapted For Car
  179. Hacking an NVIDIA CMP 170HX Crypto GPU for EM Sim Work
  180. IBM’s 1969 Educational Computing
  181. FLOSS Weekly Episode 800: Champagning the Ladybird Browser
  182. Supercon 2023: Aleksa Bjelogrlic Dives Into Circuits That Measure Circuits
  183. Using a Potato as Photographic Recording Surface
  184. Lithium-Ion Battery Hotswapping, Polarity, Holders
  185. Voyager 1 Completes Tricky Thruster Reconfiguration
  186. A Look Inside a DIY Rocket Motor
  187. The Apple Watch As An Ammeter
  188. Cruise Ship-Lengthening Surgery: All the Cool Companies Are Doing It
  189. Misleading GPS, Philosophy of Maps, And You
  190. Why have Seven Segments When You Can Have 21?
  191. Mobile Coffee Table Uses Legs to Get Around
  192. Assessing the Energy Efficiency of Programming Languages
  193. Rescuing High-Res Displays from Older Macs
  194. A Look At The Small Web, Part 1
  195. Shedding New Light on the Voynich Manuscript With Multispectral Imaging
  196. Slim Tactile Switches Save Classic TI Calculator with a Bad Keypad
  197. Hard Lessons Learned While Building a Solar RC Plane
  198. DOOM on a Volumetric Display
  199. PC Floppy Copy Protection: Softguard Superlok
  200. This Tiny Steam Engine Takes a Watchmaker’s Skill to Build
  201. One Giant Steppe for Space Flight
  202. Supercon 2023: Ben Combee And The Hacker’s Guide To Audio/Video Formats
  203. The Science of Coating Steel
  204. Reinforcing Plastic Polymers With Cellulose and Other Natural Fibers
  205. Orion Ceases Operations, Future of Meade Unclear
  206. Microsoft Sculpt Keyboard Lives Again with RP2040
  207. Mainframe Chip has 360MB of on-Chip Cache
  208. Printed in Space: 3D-Printed Metal Parts Shown Off After Returning From the ISS
  209. Hackaday Links: September 8, 2024
  210. Self Driving Cars Learn from Our Eyes
  211. Reverse Engineering The Web API of an Akaso EK7000 Action Camera
  212. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: An Epic Minimalist Entertainment System, Indeed
  213. Repairing a Hallicrafters S-120
  214. The Hidden Crystal Method
  215. How Hot is That Soldering Iron?
  216. Building a DIY MSX Mega Cartridge
  217. Rendering Skin Transparent Using the Food Dye Tartrazine
  218. Get Thee to Git
  219. Should You Run Servo Horns Or Direct Couplings In Your RC Planes?
  220. Fun and Failure
  221. Glowing Egg Is a One-Oeuf Solution for Tracking Cycles
  222. Large Language Models on Small Computers
  223. Getting Started With Polypropylene (PP) 3D Printing
  224. Bluetooth Version 6.0 Core Specification Released
  225. Hot Water Heater Hacked To Run On Solar Juice
  226. An Automatic Cat Feeder Built With A 4060 Binary Counter
  227. How Much Resolution Does Film Really Have?
  228. Ask Hackaday, What’s Next?
  229. Hackaday Podcast Episode 287: Raspberry Pi Woes, Blacker than Black, and Printing with Klipper
  230. An Electric Skateboard for the Dogs
  231. This Week in Security: EUCLEAK, Revival Hijack, and More
  232. 3D Print Yourself These Mini Workshop Tools
  233. Jump Cacti With an LDR and a Pico
  234. Build Yourself A Beautiful Interactive Light Toy
  235. Build A Super Cheap RC Trainer Plane With Foam
  236. It’s Spreadsheets All The Way Down for This 80s Handheld
  237. High-Speed Jelly Launcher Destroys Toast
  238. If Wood Isn’t The Biomass Answer, What Is?
  239. Launching Model Airplanes With a Custom Linear Induction Motor
  240. I2C For Hackers: Digging Deeper
  241. Getting Root on Cheap WiFi Repeaters, the Long Way Around
  242. Tactile Communication Board Speaks the Truth
  243. How Sony Mastered the Transistor
  244. Floorboard Is a Keyboard for Your Feet
  245. Humble 555 Gets a Boost for ESR Meter
  246. The Worsening Raspberry Pi RP2350 E9 Erratum Situation
  247. FLOSS Weekly Episode 799: Still Open Source at Percona
  248. Boss Byproducts: the Terrible Beauty of Trinitite
  249. 3D Printering: Switch and Klip(per)
  250. Multi-Material Printing Enables Low Cost Silicone Prototypes
  251. OpenSCAD Library Creates QR Codes on the Fly
  252. College Gives You Practical Electronics
  253. A Nibble Of Core Memory, In An SAO
  254. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Batch Craze Is Portable Charades, Kind Of
  255. A Clean Linux Installation For an Android TV Box
  256. Mowing the Lawn With Lasers, For Science
  257. Supercon 2023: Teaching Robots How to Learn
  258. A Windows Control Panel Retrospective Amidst a Concerning UX Shift
  259. Portable Multi-SDR Rig Keeps Your Radios Cool
  260. 3D Printed RC Crane Has Epic 3-Foot Reach
  261. Building a Stylish iPhone Standby Dock
  262. Big Benchy Is a Boat That Really Boats
  263. Video Baby Monitor Repair Uncovers Private Data
  264. A Digital Replacement For Your Magic Eye
  265. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Morse Quest Goes Where You Do
  266. Spiders Are Somehow Hacking Fireflies to Lure More Victims
  267. The Strangest Way to Stick PLA to Glass? With a Laser and a Bit of Foil
  268. Ultra-Black Material, Sustainably Made from Wood
  269. A Mini NUC Rack for Your Desktop
  270. VR Headset with HDMI Input Invites a New Kind of Cyberdeck
  271. Hackaday Links: September 1, 2024
  272. Film, As You Have Never Had It Explained Before
  273. 3D Printed Homes Are All the Hype, but What is Their Real Impact?
  274. Swiss Researchers May Have Solved Hydrogen Storage
  275. An Attractive Magnet Insertion Tool
  276. CL-32: The Minimum Possible For a Useful Handheld Computer
  277. CCFL Scanner Bulb Makes a Cool Desk Lamp
  278. Your Name In Landsat

August 2024

  1. The Trashiest Of Mains Inverters
  2. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: ATtinyBoy Does It with Tiny Cartridges
  3. Taking a Spirograph Mill for a Spin
  4. Make Your Own Point Contact Transistor
  5. Universal Power Bank Customized To Your Liking
  6. The Computer We All Wish We’d Had In The 8-Bit Era
  7. Putting a Pi in a Container
  8. Symmetrical Gear Spins One-Way, Harvesting Surrounding Chaos
  9. Dual-Port RAM For a Simple VGA Card
  10. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Realistic Steering Wheel Joystick In Miniature
  11. Hackaday Podcast Episode 286: Showing off SAOs, Hiding from HOAs, and Beautiful Byproducts
  12. Is That Antenna Allowed? The Real Deal on the FCCs OTARD Rule
  13. Online Game Becomes Unexpected PixelFlut
  14. This Week in Security: The Rest of the IPv6 Story, CVE Hunting, and Hacking the TSA
  15. New 2 GB Raspberry Pi 5 Has Smaller Die and 30% Lower Idle Power Usage
  16. Adjustable Electric Hand Warmers
  17. A Little Optical Magic Makes This Floating Display Pop
  18. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Mini Cyclone Tests Reaction Time
  19. Driven To Over-Engineer a Kids’ Car
  20. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Blind Maze Is Fun For All
  21. Walking the Plank: Add-Ons for the Bus Pirate
  22. 3D Printering: Klipper, the Free 3D Printer Upgrade
  23. Reconfigurable Tracked Robot Has Some Neat Flexible Abilities
  24. Adding Human Detection to Home Automation
  25. A Non-Musical Use Case for 8-Track
  26. IBM’s Latest Quantum Supercomputer Idea: the Hybrid Classical-Quantum System
  27. SWD Interface Simplifies Debugging
  28. Hardware Bug in Raspberry Pi’s RP2350 Causes Faulty Pull-Down Behavior
  29. FLOSS Weekly Episode 798: Building the Rust Desktop with COSMIC
  30. Boss Byproducts: Fordites Are Pieces of American History
  31. The Commodordion Gets a Big Usability Upgrade
  32. Why Use a Sensor When a Pseudo-Sensor Will Do?
  33. Demonstrating The Photoelectric Effect Using Neon Lamps
  34. Proper Mag Lev Controller Makes Snail Lamp Much Cooler
  35. Exploring PC Floppy Protection: Formaster Copy-Lock
  36. DEC’s LAN Bridge 100: The Invention of the Network Bridge
  37. Hardware Reuse: The PMG001 Integrated Power Management Module
  38. Building A Small Gyro Stabilized Monorail
  39. Supercon 2024: May the Best Badge Add-Ons Win
  40. Hidden Gutter Antenna Keeps HOA Happy
  41. What’s New in 3D Scanning? All-In-One Scanning is Nice
  42. Using The Pi Pico As ‘Programmable Hardware’ For The Apple II
  43. Nice Retro Displays Set This Watch on Edge
  44. The Macintosh Plus Sounds Great If You Do Exactly This With It
  45. Robots Collaborate To Localize Themselves Precisely
  46. Fast 3D Printing With a Polar, Four Quadrant Custom Machine
  47. It Turns Out, A PCB Makes A Nice Watch Dial
  48. Experimenting with Interference on Thin Layers
  49. Supercon 2024: Show Off Your Unique Display Tech
  50. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Folding Typewriter
  51. Backlight Switch for a Better Multimeter
  52. Everything You Wanted to Know about Early Macintosh Floppies
  53. A Simple But Effective Receiving Loop Antenna
  54. Building a Microcontroller from Scratch: The B4 Thinker Project
  55. Hackaday Links: August 25, 2024
  56. 3D Printed Electronics Breadboard
  57. A simple 6DOF Hall Effect ‘Space’ Mouse
  58. V-Slot Wheels or Linear Rails?
  59. Talking Milk Jug Says Glug-Glug-Glug
  60. Simulating Air Flow for 3D Printing
  61. Lunar Landing Lunacy: Charles Duke Confronted With Reality-Deniers
  62. Using a 2D Scanner to Make 3D Things
  63. Meta Cancels Augmented Reality Headset After Apple Vision Pro Falls Flat
  64. Comparing AliExpress vs LCSC-Sourced MOSFETs
  65. Flying Lotus is a Framework-Powered Portable All-in-One Computer
  66. Compact Driver Powers Steppers with USB-C PD
  67. A Journey Into Unexpected Serial Ports
  68. Intuitive Explanation of Arithmetic, Geometric & Harmonic Mean
  69. A Game of Snake on a LEGO Mechanical Computer
  70. You Can Get A Precision Instrument-Guided Landing Even In Antarctica
  71. Creating Customized Diffraction Lenses For Lasers
  72. Tiny Custom Keyboard Gets RGB
  73. Hackaday Podcast Episode 285: Learning Laser Tricks, Rocket Science, and a Laptop That’s Not a Laptop
  74. Ethernet History: Why Do We Have Different Frame Types?
  75. This Week in Security: Crash your iPhone, Hack Your Site, and Bluetooth Woes
  76. The Famous Computer Cafe Has Now Been Archived Online
  77. A Simple Guide to RF PCB Design
  78. Portable PS4 Is Easier To Move Than A Regular One
  79. Wardriving Tools In The Modern Era
  80. Second Human Neuralink Brain Implant Recipient Uses It For CAD and Videogaming
  81. You Can 3D Print Yourself Some Simple Magnetic Switches
  82. A Cheap DIY PLC Based on the Atmega328P
  83. A Field Guide to the North American Substation
  84. Citizen Scientists Spot Super Fast Moving Object in NASA Data
  85. Tech in Plain Sight: Speedometers
  86. Running Stock MS-DOS on a Modern ThinkPad
  87. Happy Birthday to Dad, Retrocomputer Style
  88. Tiny ’90s Laptop Gets Modern Power
  89. The First Mass Produced DRAM of the Soviet Union
  90. Farewell Magnetic Stripe
  91. Atari Announces the Atari 7800+ Nostalgia Console
  92. FLOSS Weekly Episode 797: Coreutils — Don’t rm -r Up the Tree
  93. Supercon 2023: Soft Actuators as Assistive Tech
  94. Jangle Box Plucks Strings At the Press of a Button
  95. Ask Hackaday: How Can We Leverage Tech for Education?
  96. How Jurassic Park’s Dinosaur Input Device Bridged the Stop-Motion and CGI Worlds
  97. Pulling Apart a Premium WebCam
  98. Does Solar Energy Make Us Vulnerable?
  99. WOW! It Wasn’t Aliens After All!
  100. Are You Using Your Calipers Wrong?
  101. Pulling Hydrogen out of the Water
  102. Remapping HID for Fun and… Well Fun
  103. Open Source Liquid Rocket Reaches for the Sky
  104. Australia Didn’t Invent WiFi, Despite What You’ve Heard
  105. Learning How a Nuclear Missile Stays on Target
  106. Close-Up On The RP2350 HSTX Peripheral
  107. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Save the Stranded Puppies of Moon Base P!
  108. Amiga, Interrupted: A Fresh Take On Amiga OS
  109. A Trackball Retro Laptop
  110. Cost-Optimized Raspberry Pi 5 Released With 2 GB RAM and D0 Stepping
  111. Historical Microsoft and Apple Artifacts Among First Christie’s Auction of Living Computers Museum
  112. Portable Router Build: Finding An LTE Modem
  113. Get More Freedom With This Guitar Pedal
  114. This Is Not a Laptop, It’s a KVM Combo
  115. Building a Paper Tape Reader To Read Bytes
  116. An Open Source 6kW GaN Motor Controller
  117. Machining Copper from Algaecide
  118. Quantum Sensor Uses Synthetic Diamond
  119. Hackaday Links: August 18, 2024
  120. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Coming At Ya with Zero-Dimensional PONG
  121. Meta Doesn’t Allow Camera Access on VR Headsets, So Here’s a Workaround
  122. Reverse-Engineering the AMD Secure Processor Inside the CPU
  123. Categorizing Steel
  124. Simple 3D-Printed Table Loom for Complex Weavings
  125. Retrotechtacular: Powerline Sagging and Stringing in the 1950s
  126. Spy Tech: Making Microdots
  127. Olympic Sprint Decided By 40,000 FPS Photo Finish
  128. 2024 Tiny Games Challenge: It’s 2048, But with LEDs
  129. Your Data in the Cloud
  130. The First Air Force One and How it Was Nearly Lost Forever
  131. Laser Art Inspired by the Ford Motor Company
  132. A USA Feature for a Europe-Market Sony Receiver
  133. Canadarm2 Scores Milestone With Catching Its 50th Spacecraft
  134. Roll Your Own Presence Sensor
  135. Fighting the Scourge of “Screwdriver Mange”
  136. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Salsa One Handheld Requires No PCB
  137. This Week in Security: Three Billion SS Numbers, IPv6 RCE, and Ring -2
  138. Hackaday Podcast Episode 284: Laser Fault Injection, Console Hacks, and Too Much Audio
  139. Lunar Lander Game Asks You to Write a Simple Autopilot
  140. A Modern Take on an Old Language
  141. Rebuilding The First Digital Personal Computer
  142. Robust Speech-to-Text, Running Locally on Quest VR Headset
  143. UC Berkeley Prints Glass Nanoparticles
  144. Make a Catch With a 3D Printed Rod
  145. The Sunchronizer Keeps Your Solar Panel Aligned
  146. Edge-Lit, Thin LCD TVs Are Having Early Heat Death Issues
  147. Open Source Residential Energy Storage
  148. Australia’s Controlled Loads Are In Hot Water
  149. Help The LEGO Camera Become a Reality
  150. Unusual Tool Gets an Unusual Repair
  151. Autonomous Boat Plots Lake Beds
  152. Entangled Photons Maintained Using Existing Fiber Under NYC’s Streets
  153. Handsome Sim Racing Button Box Is A Super Easy Build
  154. Handheld Oscilloscope Meter Reviewed
  155. FLOSS Weekly Episode 796: Homebrew, I’m More of a Whopper Guy
  156. Hacker Tactic: Pimp Your Probes
  157. A Really Low Level Guide To Doing Ethernet on an FPGA
  158. Laser Cutters: Where’s the Point?
  159. Wacky Science: Using Mayonnaise to Study Rayleigh-Taylor Instability
  160. Ryobi Battery Pack Gives Up Its Secrets Before Giving Up the Ghost
  161. Original Game Boy Gets Display “Upgrade”
  162. Possible Discovery of Liquid Water In Mars’ Mid-Crust by the Insight Lander
  163. From Vehicle-to-Grid to DIY Home Powerwalls
  164. Cheap DIY Button Pad Uses Neat Punchcard Trick
  165. Stemfie, The 3D-Printable Construction Set
  166. Portable Router Build: Picking Your CPU
  167. DIY Gaming Laptop Built Entirely With Desktop Parts
  168. The Long, Slow Demise of DVD-RAM
  169. DIY Rabbit R1 Clone Could Be Neat With More Hardware
  170. RC Submarine Build Starts with Plenty of Research
  171. A Simple Portable PS4 Build
  172. Hydrogen Generation with Seawater, Aluminum, and… Coffee?
  173. Globe-Shaped World Clock Is A 3D-Printed Mechanical Marvel
  174. Can You Hack The RP2350? There’s $10,000 On The Line
  175. Prusa Picks Up the Pace with New MK4S Printer
  176. Audio On Pi: Here Are Your Options
  177. Pi Pico SDR on a Breadboard
  178. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Are You a Good Judge of Time?
  179. The First New Long Wave Radio Station Of This Millennium
  180. Hackaday Links: August 11, 2024
  181. If You Give A Dev A Tricked Out Xbox, They’ll Patch Halo 2
  182. Moonbounce Music
  183. A Tiny Knob Keeps You In Control
  184. Achieving Human Level Competitive Robot Table Tennis
  185. Inside the Mecanum Wheel
  186. Proxxon CNC Conversion Makes a Small Mill a Bit Bigger
  187. Potential Cure For All of England’s Beta Thalassemia Patients Within Reach
  188. Robot Arm Gives Kids the Roller Coaster Ride of their Lives
  189. 3D Printed Jet Engine Goes Turbo
  190. Be your own DJ with QN8066 and an Arduino Library
  191. Better Living Through Hackery
  192. Video Game Preservation – Stop Killing Games!
  193. What is SystemVerilog, Really?
  194. The Luminiferous Theremin
  195. Laser Fault Injection on the Cheap
  196. The Waveguide Explanation You Wish You’d Had At School
  197. The First Fitbit: Engineering and Industrial Design Lessons
  198. 500cc Of 4-Wheel Off-Road Fun
  199. Hackaday Podcast Episode 283: Blinding Lasers, LEDs, and ETs
  200. Custom Pneumatic Cylinders Lock This Monitor Arm in Place
  201. This Week in Security: GhostWrite, Localhost, and More
  202. Liquid (Reversibly) Solidifies at Room Temperature, Gets Used for 3D Prints
  203. Fixing a Busted Fluke While Fighting a Wonky Schematic
  204. Mouse Doesn’t Play Pong… It IS Pong!
  205. Kickflips and Buffer Slips: An Exploit in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
  206. Building AI Models To Diagnose HVAC Issues
  207. Internet Appliance to Portable Terminal
  208. Adapter Salad: Making Your Own Server Cables Because HP Won’t Sell Them To You
  209. A Smart LED Dice Box Thanks To The Internet of Things
  210. Raspberry Has a New Pico, Built with the New RP2350
  211. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the KiCad Plugin
  212. Magnesium and Copper Makes an Emergency Flashlight
  213. Tulip is a Micropython Synth Workstation, in an ESP32
  214. Forget Ship in a Bottle, How About Joule Thief in a Fuse Tube?
  215. The First Real Sputnik
  216. Vintage Crystal Radio Draws the Waves
  217. FLOSS Weekly Episode 795: Liferay, Now We’re Thinking With Portals
  218. Compiling Four Billion If Statements
  219. On Carbon Fiber Types and Their Carcinogenic Risks
  220. An ESP Makes A Bicycle Odometer
  221. I2C For Hackers: The Basics
  222. Obscure Sci Fi Robots
  223. Kali Cyberdeck Looks the Business
  224. Tiny Trackpad Fits On Ergonomic Keyboard
  225. 1000 Picks Make for a Weird Guitar
  226. Old Time Stereographs Get New Photos
  227. RC Car Gets Force Feedback Steering
  228. Tickets for Supercon 2024 Go On Sale Now!
  229. Benchy In A Bottle
  230. Hack On Self: Sense Of Time
  231. Creating 1 um Features The Hacker Way
  232. A Look Inside the Space Shuttle’s First Printer
  233. The 555 As A MOSFET Driver
  234. Cisco Ball is the Tumbleweed Opposite of a Disco Ball
  235. A Two-Stroke Engine Made From Scratch Using Basic Hardware Store Parts
  236. Asteroids: Kessler Syndrome Edition
  237. Embedded Python: MicroPython Toolkits
  238. Serve Your Next Website with QuickBasic
  239. Radio Apocalypse: HFGCS, The Backup Plan for Doomsday
  240. Proof that find + mkdir are Turing-Complete
  241. At Last, Chumby is Ready
  242. The Ultimate Seed Vault Backup? How About the Moon
  243. Apollo Computer: The Forgotten Workstations
  244. Hackaday Links: August 4, 2024
  245. Your ESP32 As A USB Bluetooth Dongle
  246. All The Air Ducting Parts You Could Ever Need
  247. PC-9800 Boot Sounds for Modern Computers!
  248. Detecting Faster Than Light Travel by Extraterrestrials
  249. Bringing The UMPCs Back With A Pi Zero
  250. Pixel Art and the Myth of The CRT Effect
  251. Need A USB Sniffer? Use Your Pico!
  252. Steam Deck, Or Single Board Computer?
  253. Homebrew Relay Computer Features Motorized Clock
  254. How About Privacy and Hackability?
  255. Get Your Glitch on With a PicoEMP and a 3D Printer
  256. Linux Handheld Packs Dual Batteries So It’s Never out of Juice
  257. Better Battery Design Through Science
  258. Taco Bell to Bring Voice AI Ordering to Hundreds of US Drive-Throughs
  259. Sliding Shelves Supersize Storage
  260. Custom Hat Gives Vintage Mitutoyo Calipers a New Lease on Life
  261. Over-molding Wires with Hot Glue and 3D Printed Molds
  262. Hackaday Podcast Episode 282: Saildrones, a New Classic Laptop, and SNES Cartridges are More Than You Think
  263. Solar Fountain Aerates Garden Pond
  264. This Week in Security: Echospoofing, Ransomware Records, and Github Attestations
  265. Getting a Laser Eye Injury and How to Avoid it
  266. Rube Goldberg Floppy Disk Cleaner
  267. Altermagnetism in Manganese Telluride and Others: the Future of Spintronics?
  268. What are Photons, Anyway?
  269. Getting an Old HVAC System Online
  270. Cardboard R/C Plane Actually Flies
  271. 2024 Tiny Games Contest: Pi-O-Scope-Pong
  272. The Atomic Gardener Of Eastbourne
  273. Programming Ada: Implementing the Lock-Free Ring Buffer
  274. Programming Tiny Blinkenlight Projects with Light
  275. Secret Messages On Plastic, Just Add Tesla Coil
  276. Spin Your Own Passive Cooling Fibres
  277. A New Era for US Passenger Rail?

July 2024

  1. DIY Off Grid Battery Pack from EV Battery
  2. LightBurn Turns Back the Clock, Bails on Linux Users
  3. FLOSS Weekly Episode 794: Release Them All with JReleaser
  4. Reverse Engineering a Soundsystem’s API
  5. Polaroid in an Instant
  6. Climate Change May Make Days Longer
  7. A Look Inside the Super Nintendo Cartridges and Video System
  8. AI Image Generator Twists In Response to MIDI Dials, in Real-time
  9. Overhauling Subway Cars is a Big Job
  10. Making an Aluminium Foil Glider to Prototype Hydroforming
  11. The Last Instrument to get Auto-Tuned
  12. This Home Made Mac Has a Real CRT
  13. Programming Ada: Designing a Lock-Free Ring Buffer
  14. Re-imagining Telepresence With Humanoid Robots and VR Headsets
  15. Undersea Cable Repair
  16. Read Utility Meters via SDR to Fill Out Smart Home Stats
  17. Junk Bin Build Lets You Test Fuel Injectors On the Cheap
  18. Building the Unreleased Lemmings Arcade Cabinet from 1991
  19. Saildrones Searching the Sea for Clues to Hurricane Behavior
  20. Getting Linux Process List Without Forking Using Just a Bash Script
  21. Foliodeck Squeezes a Writerdeck into a Planner
  22. A Brief History of AlphaSmart
  23. Hacker Tactic: Multi-Design Panels
  24. A Soviet Cassette Recorder Receiving Some Love
  25. An Antenna to Throw You for a Loop
  26. A Look at the Intel N100 Radxa X4 SBC
  27. Making USB Blaster Clones Work For Linux
  28. The BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart: a Maglev Bridge to Life
  29. You’ve Got The Portable Radio, Now What About The Antenna?
  30. Hackaday Links: July 28, 2024
  31. An RC Tracked Robot, Without The Pain
  32. A Demo Party On A Chip
  33. Printed Portable Computer Inspired by the Classics
  34. Low-Gravity Playground Looks Highly Entertaining (and Useful)
  35. AMD Returns to 1996 With Zen 5’s Two-Block Ahead Branch Predictor
  36. Print Your Own Magnetic Connector
  37. The BAPPR Keeps Your Addressable LED System Cool
  38. MIDI Controller in a Cubic Inch
  39. Need Many Thin Parts? Try Multi-material Stack Printing
  40. A History of Internet Outages
  41. Hacker Olympics
  42. OSHW Model Rocket Kit Embraces the Hexagon
  43. George Washington Gets Cleaned Up With a Laser
  44. Vintage Ribbon Cable Repair Saves Poqet PC
  45. Analyzing Feature Learning in Artificial Neural Networks and Neural Collapse
  46. Your QuickTake Camera And Your Modern PC
  47. Electromagnetic Actuator Mimics Muscle
  48. Ask Hackaday: Is Shortwave on Life Support?
  49. Hackaday Podcast Episode 281: Metal Clay, Desiccants, Silica Gel, and Keeping Filament Dry
  50. You Can Program AVRs From The Commodore 64
  51. This Week in Security: EvilVideo, Crowdstrike, and InSecure Boot
  52. Building a Keychain Wii Looks Possible
  53. Can Cats Solve Puzzles?
  54. Car Becomes a Massive Bubble Machine
  55. A Robot Face with Human Skin
  56. Cutting An IoT Fan Free Of The Cloud
  57. 3D-Printed RC Drift Car Comes With Smoke Effects
  58. USB-C Powered Hotplate Is Not For Food
  59. Linux Fu: Failing Pipelines
  60. A Simple Liquid Level Indicator With a Single IC
  61. End of an Era: Sony Cuts Production Of Writable Optical Media
  62. Retro Inspired Cyberdeck Scrolls Around Cyberspace
  63. Pnut: A Self-Compiling C Transpiler Targeting Human-Readable POSIX Shell
  64. Hacking an IoT Camera Reveals Hard-Coded Root Password
  65. Manually Computing Logarithms to Grok Calculators
  66. A Lenticular Clock Spells Out The Hours
  67. A Puzzle for the Visually Impaired, or Blindfolded
  68. FLOSS Weekly Episode 793: Keeping an Eye on Things with Hilight.io
  69. Supercon 2023: Jesse T. Gonzalez Makes Circuit Boards That Breathe and Bend
  70. Exploring Soap Films
  71. The Rise of The Disappearing Polymorphs
  72. Is It Time for Synthetic Diamonds to Shine?
  73. Tiny Games Challenge: A Retro Racing Game on a 16×2 LCD
  74. Need a Tube? Reach for Plywood!
  75. Colour Film Processing For The 2020s Hacker
  76. Workholding Options for the Beginner CNC Operator
  77. Automatic Garbage Can Keeps Cooking Cleaner
  78. 2024 Tiny Games Challenge: Improving Reaction Time
  79. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Key Cap Map
  80. Could Carbon Fiber be the New Asbestos?
  81. You Can Use LEDs As Sensors, Too
  82. Photoresistor-based Single Pixel Camera
  83. Brain Implant Uses Graphene Instead of Metal Probes
  84. Exploring Cheap Tantalum Caps of Mysterious Provenance
  85. Mechanical Intelligence and Counterfeit Humanity
  86. CW Not Hard Enough? Try This Tiny Paddle
  87. Bluetooth Printer works with AppleTalk
  88. A Throne for LEGO Baron Harkonnen
  89. Small Mammals Appear To Have A Secret Infrared Sense
  90. Making a Solid State 6AK8 Tube
  91. Reviewing Nuclear Accidents: Separating Fact From Fiction
  92. FauxTRS Is Definitely Not A Trash 80
  93. An AVO 8 Teardown
  94. Coax Stub Filters Demystified
  95. CeraMetal Lets You Print Metal, Cheaply and Easily
  96. Hackaday Links: July 21, 2024
  97. A Modchip for a Fridge
  98. Powering Biology with Batteries
  99. Ask Hackaday: Should We Teach BASIC?
  100. Welding Wood Is As Simple as Rubbing Two Sticks Together
  101. All About PNP Transistors
  102. Using Femtosecond Laser Pulses to Induce Metastable Hidden States in Magnetite
  103. Working Through The Art of Electronics Exercises
  104. New Additive Manufacturing Contenders: HIP and Centrifugal Printing
  105. This Vintage Computing Device is No Baby Food
  106. 2024 Business Card Challenge: CardTunes Bluetooth Speaker
  107. Do Your Research
  108. Sealed Packs of Pokémon Cards Give Up Their Secrets Without Opening Them
  109. Robot Seeks and Sucks Up Cigarette Butts, With Its Feet
  110. Modern In-Circuit Emulator for the 6809
  111. The Continuing Venusian Mystery of Phosphine and Ammonia
  112. Desiccants, Tested Side By Side
  113. Watch This RC Jet Thrust System Dance
  114. How Ten Turn Pots Are Made
  115. Supercon 2023: [Pierce Nichols] is Teaching Robots To Sail
  116. Hackaday Podcast Episode 280: TV Tubes as Amplifiers, Smart Tech in Sportsballs, and Adrian Gives Us the Fingie
  117. So You Can Tuna Fish
  118. This Week in Security: Snowflake, The CVD Tension, and Kaspersky’s Exit — And Breaking BSOD
  119. Carbon–Cement Supercapacitors Proposed as an Energy Storage Solution
  120. Retro Calculator Panders to Trekkies… or Trekkers
  121. Mechanical Keyboard + Laptop = Clacktop
  122. Retrotechtacular: Ford Model T Wheels, Start to Finish
  123. Using OpenCV To Catch a Hungry Thief
  124. Single-Stepping the 6502 Processor
  125. A Nostalgic Look at a Kid’s Shortwave Receiver
  126. Supercon 2023: Bringing Arcade Classics to New Hardware
  127. This Modded Shopping Cart Probably Isn’t Street Legal
  128. Secrets of the Old Digital Design Titans
  129. Lasers Could Help Us Recycle Plastics Into Carbon Dots
  130. Are Hackers The Future of Amateur Radio?
  131. Free and Open E-Reader from the Ground Up
  132. Las Vegas’ Sphere: Powered By Nvidia GPUs and with Impressive Power Bill
  133. Office Supplies Make Math Sculptures If You Know What You’re Doing
  134. Digitally Reading a Micrometer’s Output
  135. FLOSS Weekly Episode 792: Rust Coreutils
  136. Hacker Tactic: Single-PCB Panels
  137. Making Art With Maxwell’s Equations
  138. FDM Filament Troubles: Keeping Hygroscopic Materials From Degrading
  139. Hacking an IP Camera To Run Your Own Software
  140. A Look at the DEC VT220, A Proper Serial Terminal
  141. Seiko Had A Smartwatch In 1984
  142. Remembering Seymour Cray
  143. DME with a Twist of LimeSDR
  144. Playing Rock, Paper Scissors With A Time of Flight Sensor
  145. CUDA, But Make It AMD
  146. Show Us Your Minimalist Games, and Win
  147. Giving People an Owl-like Visual Field via VR Feels Surprisingly Natural
  148. Smart Ball Technology Has Reached Football, But The Euros Show Us It’s Not Necessarily For The Better
  149. Time’s Up For Mbed
  150. Flexures Make Robotic Fingers Simpler to Print
  151. Sharing 3D Printing with Kids
  152. Turning Horrible Browser Controls Into A Game
  153. Low-Cost Cryocooler Pumps Out Cheap DIY Liquid Nitrogen
  154. How the Bell System Was Built
  155. Congratulations to the 2024 Business Card Challenge Winners!
  156. Reverse-Engineering a Shahed-136 Drone Air Data Computer
  157. Nitric Acid Is The Hot New Way To Pick Locks
  158. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the 24-Hour Macro Pad
  159. Linksys Velop Routers Caught Sending WiFi Creds in the Clear
  160. Simple Version of Pong Played On a Row of LEDs
  161. A 64-bit x86 Bootloader from Scratch
  162. Using Forward- And Reverse-Osmosis to let Astronaut EVA Suits Produce Fresh Water From Urine
  163. Hackaday Links: July 14, 2024
  164. Five Ways to Repair Broken PCB Traces
  165. Undo Arduino Encryption with an Oscilloscope
  166. Wrap Your Keyboard With A Vacuum Former
  167. Ask Hackaday: Has Firefox Finally Gone Too Far?
  168. The Mysterious Roman Dodecahedron Was Possibly Just For Knitting
  169. Print Wave Metal Casting
  170. C++ Design Patterns for Low-Latency Applications
  171. Axial 3D Printer Aces Test Aboard Virgin Spaceplane
  172. Docker-Powered Remote Gaming with Games on Whales
  173. The NSA Is Defeated By A 1950s Tape Recorder. Can You Help Them?
  174. It’s Not Unusual to Love Hacking
  175. Particle Physics on a Small, Affordable PCB
  176. Rulers of the Ancient World — Literally!
  177. A Teeny 3D-Printed Printing Press, Thanks Gutenberg
  178. Surgery — Not Just For Humans Anymore
  179. Tiny Transceiver Gets It Done with One Transistor
  180. Home Automation Panel Looks Industrial
  181. Iron Man Arc Reactor Clock Is A Stylish Piece
  182. Hackaday Podcast Episode 279: Solar Flares, Flash Cells, and Free Airline WiFi
  183. Holy Keyboard Case, Batman!
  184. This Week in Security: Blast-RADIUS, Gitlab, and Plormbing
  185. DIY Spacer Increases FDM Flow Rate for Faster, Better Printing
  186. Making SD Cards More Nostalgic With More Cartridge-ness
  187. You Can Use A CRT As An Audio Amplifier Tube
  188. Why The 555 Is Not a Timer, But Can Be One
  189. Build Your Own Hydroelectric Dam
  190. Newly Completed Overly-Complex Clock Synchronizes Multiple Mechanisms
  191. 2024 Business Card Challenge: The Gift of Music
  192. You Can Build A Little Car That Goes Farther Than You Push It
  193. Embedded Python: MicroPython Is Amazing
  194. Ticketmaster SafeTix Reverse-Engineered
  195. Celebrating the [Jack Ells] Automatic Photometric Telescope
  196. Giving The Original Xbox 256 MB Of Memory
  197. Hacking Airline WiFi the Hard Way
  198. Bring Your Reusable Grocery Bag on Your Head
  199. If You Want An Expensive Chair Just Print Your Own
  200. FLOSS Weekly Episode 791: It’s All About Me!
  201. Supercon 2023: Why More Hackers Should Earn Their Wings
  202. Bringing the 555 Mini-Notebook to Video
  203. PCB Design Review: HAB Tracker With ATMega328P
  204. A New Raspberry 5 DSI Cable Makes Using Screens Easier
  205. Model Rocket Nails Vertical Landing After Three-Year Effort
  206. Build Your Own 16 MB 30-Pin SIMMs For Vintage PCs
  207. Misconceptions About Loops, or: Static Code Analysis is Hard
  208. Looking At Standard-Cell Design in the Pentium processor
  209. Building A Cassette Deck Controller To Save a Locked Out Car Stereo
  210. Hackable Ham Radio Gives Up Its Mechanical Secrets
  211. Supercon Call For Proposals Extended: July 16th
  212. Keep Your Lungs Clean and Happy with a DIY Supplied-Air Respirator
  213. Solar Dynamics Observatory: Our Solar Early Warning System
  214. Samsung Killed The Online Service, This 20 Dollar Dongle Brings It Back
  215. Making EV Motors, And Breaking Up with Rare Earth Elements
  216. Going Ham Mobile on a Bicycle
  217. Open Source High Speed SiGe IC Production For Free!
  218. Keyboard Contains Entire Mini PC, Just BYOD
  219. 2024 Business Card Challenge: A Very Annoying Business Card, Indeed
  220. Hack All The Things, Get All The Schematics
  221. [Usagi Electric’s] Bendix G15 Gets DC Power
  222. The Flash Memory Lifespan Question: Why QLC May Be NAND Flash’s Swan Song
  223. Unlocking the Mystery of an Aircraft ADI
  224. Plight of The Lowly Numitron Tube
  225. PeLEDs: Using Perovskites to Create LEDs Which Also Sense Light
  226. Korean Multifunction Counter Teardown
  227. Hackaday Links: July 7, 2024
  228. New Battery Has no Anode
  229. C Compiler Exists Entirely in Vim
  230. Custom Microcode Compiler, Made in Google Sheets
  231. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Magnetic Fidget Card
  232. Hacking a Brother Label Maker: Is your CUPS half empty or half full?
  233. Repeatable “One-Click” Fusion, From Your Cellphone
  234. British Trains To (Maybe) Make Way For Steam Once More
  235. Full-Scale Flying DeLorean Gets Closer to Liftoff
  236. 2024 Business Card Challenge: a Battery Tester with Blinkenlights
  237. Arduino PLC Keeps the Beat
  238. Halfway Between Inspiration and Engineering
  239. Candle Powered Lantern Isn’t as Silly as You Think
  240. New Solar Spheres Claim to be Better than Solar Panels
  241. Building an IR Thermometer That Fits on Your Keychain
  242. Dad? Where Did Printed Circuit Boards Come From?
  243. The Thermite Process Iron Foundry
  244. A Look Back at the USSR’s Mi-6 Helicopter Airliner
  245. Hacking a Quansheng Handheld To Transmit Digital Modes
  246. Hackaday Podcast Episode 278: DIY Subs, the ErgoRing, and Finding NEMA 17
  247. Build A DIY Spinner To Get Your Tempest Game Going
  248. This Week in Security: Hide Yo SSH, Polyfill, and Packing It Up
  249. Toyota Heater Switches Learn New Tricks
  250. How To Turn Cheap Speakers Into Something A Little Better
  251. Useless Robot Gets Cute, Has Personality
  252. Cavity Filters, The Black Art You Have A Chance Of Pursuing
  253. Shapeways Files for Bankruptcy
  254. Mini 3D-Printed Press Is Sure To Make An Impression
  255. A Cute Sentry Scans Your Net for Scullduggery
  256. Cloudflare Adds Block for AI Scrapers and Similar Bots
  257. A Second OctoPrint Plugin Has been Falsifying Stats
  258. Smartwatch Snitches on Itself and Enables Reverse Engineering
  259. The Workstation You Wanted In 1990, In Your Pocket
  260. A Trip Down Electronic Toy Memory Lane
  261. VHF/UHF Antennas, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Even Worse
  262. Responsive LCD Backlights With A Little Lateral Thinking
  263. FLOSS Weekly Episode 790: Better Bash Scripting with Amber
  264. USB And The Myth Of 500 Milliamps
  265. Retrotechtacular: The Tools And Dies That Made Mass Production Possible
  266. Peering Into The Black Box of Large Language Models
  267. The ErgO Ring Makes Computer Interactions Comfortable
  268. Lasers Al Fresco: Fun with Open-Cavity Lasers
  269. Everyone Needs a 1950s Signal Generator in their Life
  270. Google Drive Now Bootable
  271. Instant Filament Drying Satisfies an Immediate Need
  272. Putting Some Numbers on Your NEMAs
  273. Make a Cheap Robot Mower Much Smarter
  274. Access To Fresh And Potable Water: An Ancient And Very Current Challenge
  275. USB PD On CH32V003 Teaches You Everything
  276. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Tasty Snacks Board
  277. Fork! Ladybird Browser and SerenityOS To Go Separate Ways
  278. Meccano-based Hellschreiber Machine
  279. So Much Going On In So Few Components: Dissecting A Microwave Radar Module
  280. SIMD-Accelerated Computer Vision on the ESP32-S3
  281. A DIY Proximity Sensor, Using Just Scrap Parts and Software
  282. Split A USB-C PD Port Into Three Port-ions
  283. Casting Concrete With A 3D-Printed Mould
  284. FreeCAD Foray: Shells For All Our PCBs
  285. Modeling Home Heating Systems With Circuit Simulation Software
  286. A Brief History of Perpetual Motion
  287. An IBM M2 Keyboard Lives Again
  288. ChatGPT and Other LLMs Produce Bull Excrement, Not Hallucinations
  289. Hackaday Links: June 30, 2024
  290. Almost Google Glass in 1993

June 2024

  1. An Open XBOX Modchip Enters The Scene
  2. A Vintage AC Bridge Teardown
  3. Root Your Sleep Number Smart Bed, Discover It Phoning Home
  4. 3D Printing with a Twist
  5. Swapping Vinyl for Cardboard with this ESP32 Turntable
  6. Try Out MCUs With This Jumperable TSSOP20 Adapter
  7. Apple May Use Electrical Debonding For Battery Replacement
  8. Go Forth With This Portable Programmer
  9. Building a Hydraulic System With 3D Printed SLA Resin Parts
  10. Solar Energy Plant Creates Fuel
  11. Danger is My Middle Name
  12. Long-Term OctoPrint Stat Manipulation Uncovered
  13. Can We Ever Achieve Fusion Power?
  14. Hosting Your Own PixMob Party Made Easy
  15. 8MM Digitization For Anyone
  16. 3D Printing with Sublime Sublimation
  17. 2024 Business Card Challenge: POV Fidget Keeps Your Info In Their Hands
  18. Reviving a Free 1990s Millport CNC Vertical Mill
  19. Hackaday Podcast Episode 277: Edible Robots, a Personal Eclipse, and DIY PCBs to Die For
  20. Cleaning Up World War 2’s Legacy on the Seafloor With Robots
  21. This Week in Security: Kaspersky Ban, Project Naptime, and More
  22. Solving Cold Cases With Hacked Together Gear
  23. Spinning Magnets Do Your Dice Rolling for You
  24. Rock Out Without Getting Knocked Out
  25. 8-Bits and 1,120 Triodes
  26. Activated Alumina for Desiccating Your Filament
  27. Portable, Full-Size Arcade Cabinets
  28. A Previously Unknown Supplier For A Classic Chip
  29. Powering Airplanes With Microwaves: an Aviation Physics Challenge Amidst Many
  30. The SS United States : The Most Important Ocean Liner We May Soon Lose Forever
  31. LEGO Bricks: Now Out Of This World
  32. Enjoy Totality Every Day With This Personal Eclipse Generator
  33. $3 Smartwatch Can Run Python
  34. Llama.ttf is AI, in a Font
  35. FLOSS Weekly Episode 789: You Can’t Eat the Boards
  36. Decoding Meshtastic with GNU Radio
  37. As Cheap As Chips: The MiFare Ultra Light Gets A Closer Look
  38. Making Your Wireless Keyboard Truly Low-Power
  39. 3D Printering: Adaptive Bed Leveling
  40. Bats Can No Longer Haunt Apple VR Headsets Via Web Exploit
  41. Coupling STM32 And Linux? Consider HID over I2C
  42. All About CRTs
  43. Paul Allen’s Living Computers Museum and Labs to be Auctioned
  44. 3D Scanning, Phone Edition
  45. ESP-Hosted Turns ESP32 Into Linux WiFi/BT Adapter
  46. Injection Molding Using a 3D Printer
  47. The Amstrad E-m@iler, The Right Product With The Wrong Business Model
  48. Torment Poor Milton With Your Best Pixel Art
  49. The SpinMeister, For a Perfect Pizza Every Time!
  50. Using the Wind and Magnets to Make Heat
  51. One-handed PS-OHK Keyboard Doesn’t Need Chording or Modifier Keys
  52. How the CD-ROM Lost the Multimedia Dream to the Internet
  53. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Go Tic-Tac-Toe-to-Toe with Them
  54. An Easy Transparent Edge Lit Display
  55. Build Your Own Core Rope Memory Module?
  56. Inside NFC
  57. The Book That Could Have Killed Me
  58. Testing Large Language Models for Circuit Board Design Aid
  59. ESP32 Brings New Features To Classic Geiger Circuit
  60. Bit of OpenSCAD Code Caps off Wiremold
  61. Kernel Hack Brings Windows XP to the 486
  62. Hackaday Links: June 23, 2024
  63. The Best DIY PCB Method?
  64. Rescued iMac G4 Restored and Upgraded With Mac Mini M1 Guts
  65. TSMC’s Long Path From Round to Square Silicon Wafers
  66. Fixed Point Math Exposed
  67. Nearly 30 Years of FreeDOS and Looking Ahead to the Future
  68. Clearly 3D Printing
  69. In Future, Printer Documents You
  70. An Arduino Nano Clone in a DIP-Sized Footprint
  71. Uncovering ChatGPT Usage in Academic Papers Through Excess Vocabulary
  72. 2024 Business Card Challenge: NoiseCard Judges the Sound Around You
  73. Thanks for the Great Comments!
  74. Thumb Nuts For Not a Lot
  75. Learning Morse Code with a DIY Trainer
  76. Vintage Hacks for Dot Matrix Printers in China
  77. Tired With Your Robot? Why Not Eat it?
  78. Build Your Own Tape Recorder/Player
  79. Tiny Tapeout 4: A PWM clone of Covox Speech Thing
  80. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Integrated Game Card
  81. Hackaday Podcast Episode 276: A Mac on a Pico, Ropes on the Test Stand, A Battleship up on Blocks
  82. See Them Knocking with a Doorbell Alert
  83. This Week in Security: Chat Control, Vulnerability Extortion, and Emoji Malware
  84. Polyphase Wireless EV Fast Charging Moves Forward
  85. Is That a Large Smartwatch? Or a Tiny Cray?
  86. The ’80s Multi-Processor System That Never Was
  87. First Hubble Image Taken in New Single Gyro Pointing Mode
  88. Adding Texture to 3D Prints
  89. Electronic Etch-A-Sketch, No Microcontroller Required
  90. Arduino + TFT = Micro Star Chart
  91. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Make Front Panels?
  92. Watch SLS 3D Printed Parts Become Printed Circuits
  93. Can You Freeze-Dry Strawberries Without a Machine?
  94. Probably The Cheapest Mac Emulation Hardware
  95. UV-K5 All-Band Mod, Part 2: Easier Install, Better Audio, and Two Antennas
  96. What You Can See with a SEM?
  97. Mapping Litter in the Oceans From Space With Existing Satellites
  98. FLOSS Weekly Episode 788: Matrix, It’s Git, for Communications
  99. A Simple Laser Harp MIDI Instrument
  100. 2024 Business Card Challenge: PCB Business Cards for Everybody
  101. Taking a Look Underneath the Battleship New Jersey
  102. Open Source Your Air Ride Suspension
  103. Linux Fu: Kernel Modules Have Privileges
  104. A Closer Peek at the Frame AR Glasses
  105. Bent Shaft Isn’t a Bad Thing for This Pericyclic Gearbox
  106. Human Brains Can Tell Deepfake Voices from Real Ones
  107. Lindroid Promises True Linux on Android
  108. Programming Robots is Hard, Figuring out How to Make it Easier is Harder
  109. Astroscale’s ADRAS-J Satellite Takes Up-Close Photo of Discarded Rocket Stage
  110. Recovering An Agilent 2000a/3000a Oscilloscope With Corrupt Firmware NAND Flash
  111. The Guinness Brewery Invented One of Science’s Most Important Statistical Tools
  112. PCB Design Review: Switching Regulator Edition
  113. TDK Claims Solid State Battery with 100X Energy Density
  114. McDonald’s Terminates Its Drive-Through Ordering AI Assistant
  115. A Brief Look Inside a Homebrew Digital Sampler from 1979
  116. The US Surgeon General’s Case for a Warning Label on Social Media
  117. Improving Wind Turbine Testing with a Better Air Source
  118. Harmonic Table Keyboard Brings Old Idea Back to Life
  119. postmarketOS Now Boots on Over 250 Devices
  120. The Solar System is Weirder Than You Think
  121. Magic Cane is the Secret Behind Lightsaber
  122. Preview Markdown in the Terminal with Bash
  123. 3D Printing a Bottle Labeling Assembly Line
  124. SIPing a Vintage Phone
  125. Hackaday Links: June 16, 2024
  126. New Part Day: A Hackable Smart Ring
  127. RC Batwing Actually Flies
  128. ESP32 Powers Single-PCB ZX Spectrum Emulator
  129. Use Your Thinkpad X1 Tablet’s Keyboard Standalone
  130. Early “Computer Kit” Really Just a Fancy Calculator
  131. Uncovering Secrets Of Logitech M185’s Dongle
  132. Educational Breadboard Synth Module
  133. When Your Rope is Your Life
  134. An Enigma Machine Built in Meccano
  135. Reverse-Engineering Makita Batteries To Revive Them
  136. Giant Brains, Or Machines That Think
  137. Voyager 1 Once Again Returning Science Data From All Four Instruments
  138. Homebrew Reader Brings Paper Tape Programs Back to Life
  139. Easy Retro 3D Look With Voxel Displacement Renderer
  140. A LEGO CNC Pixel Art Generator
  141. Busted: Toilet Paper As Solder Wick
  142. 2024 Business Card Challenge: BAUDI/O For the Audio Hacker
  143. RIP Lynn Conway, Whose Work Gave Us VLSI And Much More
  144. Hackaday Podcast Episode 275: Mud Pulse Telemetry, 3D Printed Gears in Detail, and Display Hacking in our Future
  145. How Good (Or Bad) Are Fake Power Semiconductors?
  146. This Week in Security: Unicode Strikes Again, Trust No One (Redditor), and More
  147. A Super-Simple Standalone WSPR Beacon
  148. 2024 Business Card Challenge: T-800’s 555 Brain
  149. This Open Source Active Probe Won’t Break the Bank
  150. Forsp: A Forth & Lisp Hybrid Lambda Calculus Language
  151. Shipping Your Illicit Software on Launch Hardware
  152. Marimbatron: A Digital Marimba Prototyping Project
  153. A 1940s Car Radio Receives Some Love
  154. TDS 744A Scope Teardown Fixes Dodgy Channel
  155. PCB Design Review: A 5V UPS With LTC4040
  156. Long-Awaited SLS4All 3D Printer Now Shipping
  157. Raspberry Pi Saves Printer from Junk Pile
  158. Restoring a Vintage CGA Card with Homebrew HASL
  159. Startup Claims it Can Boost CPU Performance by 2-100X
  160. FLOSS Weekly Episode 787: VDO Ninja — It’s a Little Bit Hacky
  161. Tight Handheld CRT Asteroids Game Curses in Tuscan
  162. The World’s First DIY Minicomputer Was Almost Australian
  163. Supercon 2023: Reverse Engineering Commercial Coffee Machines
  164. Studying the Finer Points of 3D Printed Gears
  165. Displays We Love Hacking: DSI
  166. Baldur’s Gate III Comes to the TRS-80 Model 100
  167. Remixed Pi Recovery Kit v2 Offers Another Path
  168. From Nissan ICE Pickup to BEV With Nissan Leaf Heart
  169. Maker Skill Trees Help You Level Up Your Craft
  170. A C64 SID Replacement With Built-in Games
  171. BikeBeamer Adds POV Display to Bicycle Wheels
  172. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Make Them Shake Your Handiwork
  173. Raspberry Pi Goes Public
  174. OpenSCAD Cranks out Parametric CNC Clamps
  175. Scrapping the Local Loop, by the Numbers
  176. ESP32 Powered Crunch-E Makes Beats on the Go
  177. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Weather Or Not You Get the Job
  178. Donkey Kong Bongos Ditch the GameCube, Go Mobile
  179. AI Kayak Controller Lets the Paddle Show the Way
  180. EMO: Alibaba’s Diffusion Model-Based Talking Portrait Generator
  181. Bidirectional Data Transfer Through Mud ?
  182. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Who Do You Love?
  183. Switching Regulator Layout For Dummies
  184. A Peek Inside Apple Durability Testing Labs
  185. 8-Tracks Are Back? They Are In My House
  186. Comparing Those Ten Cent Microcontrollers
  187. A Guide To Running Your First Docker Container
  188. Fixing Issues With Knockoff Altera USB Blasters
  189. A LEGO Orrery
  190. Hackaday Links: June 9, 2024
  191. Making Intel Mad, Retrocomputing Edition
  192. Can a Toy Printer Be Made Great?
  193. A Wireless Monitor Without Breaking The Bank
  194. A Compact Electrohydrodynamic Pump Using Copper and TPU
  195. What If The Matrix was Made in the 1950s?
  196. Oral-B Hopes You Didn’t Use Your $230 Alexa-Enabled Toothbrush
  197. Embrace IPv6 before its too late?
  198. Screwless Eyeballs Are a Lesson in Design-For-Assembly
  199. How Many Western ICs Are There In Russia’s Weapons?
  200. Gas-Tight FDM 3D Printing Is Within Your Grasp
  201. Happy Birthday, Tetris !
  202. Baffle the Normies with This Binary Thermometer
  203. The Cheap CNC3018 Gets a Proper Revamp
  204. The End of BLHeli_32: Long Live AM32?
  205. Make Your Code Slower With Multithreading
  206. An MXM Take On The 3dfx Voodoo
  207. Reverse Engineering Keeps Early Ford EVs Rolling
  208. The IBM PC: Brainchild of a Misfit
  209. Hackaday Podcast Episode 274: Capstan Robots, Avionics of Uncertain Purpose, and What the Frack?
  210. Comparing x86 and 68000 in an FPGA
  211. This Week in Security: Recall, Modem Mysteries, and Flipping Pages
  212. Interfacing a Cheap HDMI Switch With Home Assistant
  213. A3 Audio: The Open Source 3D Audio Control System
  214. Linamp, the IRL Winamp
  215. Using Kick Assembler and VS Code to write C64 Assembler
  216. Automating 3D Printer Support Hardware
  217. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Tiny MIDI Keyboard
  218. Foosbar: The World’s Best* Foosball Robot From Scratch
  219. Retrotechtacular: TVO
  220. What’s the Difference Between Tang 9K and 20K (It isn’t 11…)
  221. Hands On: Inkplate 6 MOTION
  222. Tarzan , Lost Since 1983, Swings Back Onto The Atari 2600
  223. Is That a Triboelectric Generator in Your Shoe?
  224. USB Dongle Brings Python-Controlled GPIO to the Desktop
  225. The Pi Pico, An SDR Receiver Front End
  226. FLOSS Weekly Episode 786: What Easy Install Script?
  227. Old Knobs with a Cast of Thousands
  228. Gamma Ray Spectroscopy the Pomelo Way
  229. Displays We Like Hacking: HDMI
  230. Fourier, the Animated Series
  231. Mining and Refining: Fracking
  232. Thermoelectric Module Keeps Printer Filament Cool and Dry
  233. Mechanic Prince of Tides
  234. The Amiga We All Wanted In 1993
  235. Ham Busts the Myth of Ground
  236. VFD Tube Calculator Shows off Wide Array of Skills
  237. The Dyke Delta: A DIY Flying Wing Fits Four
  238. Tunneling TCP By File Server
  239. Pasteurisation: Probably Why You Survived Childhood
  240. Programming Ada: Records and Containers for Organized Code
  241. GlowBlaster Uses 405 nm Laser To Make Its Mark
  242. Old Dot-Matrix Displays Give Up Their Serial Secrets
  243. A Human-Sized Strowger Telephone Exchange
  244. Gears are Old and Busted, Capstans are Cool
  245. ATtiny85 Mouse Jiggler Lets You Take a Break
  246. Aiken’s Secret Computing Machines
  247. Intentionally Overly-Complex Clock is Off to a Good Start
  248. Tech in Plain Sight: Theodolites
  249. Glitching An ATMega328P Has Never Been Simpler
  250. A Treasure Trove In An English Field
  251. Turbocase Generates A PCB Shell For You
  252. Using the Moiré Effect for Unique Clock Face
  253. This Mobile Hackerspace Can Be Yours
  254. Building and Testing a 1912-style Radio
  255. Hackaday Links: June 2, 2024
  256. Make a Super Cute LiDAR Measurement Module
  257. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Snakes On a Business Card
  258. MicroPython 1.23 Brings Custom USB Devices, OpenAMP, Much More
  259. Give Your Thinkpad X1 Nano An Internal USB Port
  260. Why Your Old Phone Sounded The Way It Did
  261. Hands-On With The Electromagnetic Field 2024 Badge
  262. Use That One Port For High-Speed FPGA Data Export
  263. GlobeTune Will Widen Your Musical Horizons
  264. An Ingenious Blu-Ray Mini-Disk Player
  265. Take Control of MS Flight Sim With Your Smartphone
  266. Sometimes It’s Not the Solution
  267. Inside a Mystery Aerospace Computer with [Ken Shirriff]
  268. A Super-Size Functional Tribute To An Ultrasonic Sensor
  269. How to Cram 945 LEDs into a Teeny Tiny Vegas-Style Sphere
  270. Quick & Capable WiFi For Your Nice-Power Supply

May 2024

  1. A Look Inside the Geochron Clock
  2. CH32V003 Makes for Dirt Cheap RISC-V Computer
  3. Generating a Lost Password By Traveling Back In Time
  4. Hackaday Podcast Episode 273: A Tube Snoot, Dynamic Button Blobs, and Tokamaks Aren’t Whack
  5. A Scope Test Tool You Can Build With Just a Pico
  6. This Week in Security: Operation Endgame, Appliance Carnage, and Router Genocide
  7. Tell Time and Predict the Heavens with this Astronomical Timepiece
  8. Intel’s Anti-Upgrade Tricks Defeated With Kapton Tape
  9. Noodles Time Themselves While Cooking
  10. Clock Mixes Analog, Digital, Retrograde Displays
  11. 2024 Business Card Contest: A Game for Two
  12. Fixing A Camera’s WiFi Connectivity With Ghidra
  13. Old Spotify Car Thing Hacks Gain New Attention
  14. Walking Through a Scene from Riven on the Apple II
  15. CH32V003 Provides Ultra Cheap Speech Recognition
  16. Tiny Orrery Is a Watchmaker’s Tour de Force
  17. Can You Hear Me Now? Try These Headphones
  18. The Genius of Slide Rule Precision
  19. FLOSS Weekly Episode 785: Designing GUIs and Building Instruments with EEZ
  20. Pixel Graphics From an HD44780, By Cutting Wires
  21. Printing a Replacement Case for the ThinkPad 701c
  22. How Facebook Killed Online Chat
  23. Looking Forward To EMF 2024
  24. Printed Case Lets Pair of RTL-SDRs Go Mobile
  25. The 6809 Lives On in an FPGA
  26. Whole-Fruit Chocolate: Skipping the Sugar By Using the Entire Cacao Pod
  27. Digital Meter From 1973, A Teardown
  28. Play Giant Tetris On Second-Floor Window
  29. Spark Plug Becomes Glass Cutter
  30. Keebin’ with Kristina: The One with the Auto Harp Typewriter
  31. Rotary Phone Lives on as Arduino Kitchen Timer
  32. The Tragic Story Of The Ill-Fated Supergun
  33. Feast Your Eyes on These AI-Generated Sounds
  34. Adafruit Badges Turned Electronic Invitations
  35. An Improved Spectrometer, No Lasers Required
  36. Recycling of Portland Cement and Steel in Electric Arc Furnaces
  37. Connecting (And Using) High-Capacity Batteries in Parallel
  38. The Emperor’s New Computer
  39. A System Board for the 8008
  40. Camera and Lens Repair Hack Chat
  41. The Long Road Towards Reverse Engineering The ESP32 Wi-Fi Driver
  42. Reinventing Rotary Switches with Stepper Motors
  43. So What’s All This HaLow Long-Range WiFi About Then?
  44. Hunting For Part Numbers: Analyzing The Buck Converter On Mini 560 Modules
  45. Hackaday Links: May 26, 2024
  46. ICQ Will Shut Down On June 26 This Year
  47. How Do You Fill The 1N34 Void?
  48. Weird Old Stereo Accessories
  49. 2024 Business Card Challenge: Adding Some Refinement to Breadboard Power Supplies
  50. Homebrew Computer from the Ground Up
  51. The Secret Behind the Motion of Microsoft’s Bendy Mouse
  52. One Man’s Trash is… a Rare $60,000 Historical Computer
  53. Germany’s Solar Expansion and the Negative Effects of Electricity Overproduction
  54. How A DOS Format Blunder Revealed Some Priceless Source Code
  55. A Look At 3D Printed Shoes: Hybrid, Fully Printed and Plain Weird
  56. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About The ULN2003
  57. BASIC Classroom Management
  58. Hype Robot Rocks Out With The Twitch Chat
  59. Linear LED Clock Looks Decidedly Vintage
  60. Regular Expressions Finally Come to Microsoft Excel
  61. Tentacle Robot Wants to Hold You Gently
  62. Building An 8-Color Automated Filament Changer
  63. Hackaday Podcast Episode 272: Desktop EDM, Silence of the Leaves, and the Tyranny of the Rocket Equation
  64. Dynamic Buttons Are Weird Blobs You Can Press
  65. This Week in Security: Drama at the C-Level, Escape Injection, and Audits
  66. Console Calculator Moves One Step Closer to Original Design
  67. Locate Faults With the Leakseeker-89R
  68. Lightweight Haptic Gloves With Electro-Osmotic Pump Arrays
  69. Roboticized 3D Printer Has Been Developing Shock Absorbing Structures For Years
  70. Orange FM Brings Radio to the GameBoy
  71. Almost Breaking The World Record For The Tiniest Humanoid Robot, But Not Quite
  72. Turning an ATX PSU Into a Variable Bench Supply
  73. Mapping the Human Brain and Where This May Lead Us
  74. Grid Leak Radio Draws the Waves
  75. Design Review: USB-C PD Input For Yaesu FRG7700
  76. CADmium moves CAD to the Browser
  77. Camera Lucida – Drawing Better Like It’s 1807
  78. How To Find Replacement Parts When Model Numbers Don’t Match
  79. Is This The World’s Smallest Multichannel Voltmeter?
  80. FLOSS Weekly Episode 784: I’ll Buy You A Poutine
  81. Passive Diplexer Makes One Antenna Act Like Two
  82. Amber Compiles to Bash
  83. Nuclear Fusion R&D In 2024: Getting Down To the Gritty Details
  84. Using a Spring As a Capacitive Touch Button
  85. Hands On: AD409-Max Microscope
  86. 90s PowerBook runs macOS Monterey
  87. Filming The Eclipse From 80,000 Feet
  88. Mechanical 7-Segment Display Looks Clean
  89. Industrial Solar Heat Hits 1000˚C
  90. Ribbon Cable Repair Saves Touch ID
  91. Home Automation Terminal Has Great Post-Apocalyptic Look
  92. Tabletop Handybot is Handy, And Powered By AI
  93. Linux Fu: The Root Cause
  94. This MIDI BoomBox Takes Floppies
  95. Peeking Underground With Giant Flying Antennas
  96. Static Recompilation Brings New Life to N64 Games
  97. Quad-Motor Electric Kart Gets A Little Too Thrilling
  98. Home Assistant Display Uses E-Ink
  99. Pi Pico Helps Restring Badminton Rackets
  100. 3D Printed Braille Trainer Reduces Barrier to Entry
  101. Trying to Build A Communications Device With a 1-Pound Laser And a 7805
  102. Etch-A-Sketch Camera is Open Source
  103. Supercon 2023: Exploring the Elegance of the Voja4
  104. How To Lace Cables Like It’s 1962
  105. Single-Stage-to-Orbit: The Launch Technology We Wish Was Real
  106. Try Image Classification Running In Your Browser, Thanks to WebGPU
  107. Finding and Resurrecting Archie: the Internet’s First Search Engine
  108. DIY Eye and Face Tracking for the Valve Index VR Headset
  109. Radio Caroline at 60
  110. Hackaday Links: May 19, 2024
  111. Lost Foam Casting In Action
  112. [Scott Manley] Explains GPS Jamming
  113. This WiFi Filament Sensor is Unnecessary, But Awesome
  114. Rediscovering The Nile: The Ancient River That Was Once Overlooked By The Egyptian Pyramids
  115. Möbius String Robot Goes Round and Round
  116. A Tiny Tuner For The Low Power Ham
  117. M1 Development Board from Scraps
  118. Hack Your Own Adventure Story with Yarn Spinner
  119. How Italians Got Their Power
  120. Students’ Leaf Blower Suppressor To Hit Retail
  121. About Right
  122. Flexures Keep This Printed Displacement Sensor In Line
  123. NetBSD Bans AI-Generated Code From Commits
  124. Put a Little Pigeon in Your Next Clock Project
  125. Winamp Source Code Will be Opened Up, Company Says
  126. Improved 3D Scanning Rig Adds Full-Sized Camera Support
  127. Emulating Biology For Robots With Rolling Contact Joints
  128. Raspberry Pi Files Paperwork With The London Stock Exchange
  129. Hackaday Podcast Episode 271: Audio Delay in a Hose, Ribbon Cable Repair, and DIY Hacker Metrology
  130. Nature vs Nurture in Beethoven’s Genome
  131. This Week in Security: The Time Kernel.org Was Backdoored and Other Stories
  132. Betta Aims to Bring Wire EDM to the Desktop
  133. Running Four Brushless Motors With A Single Pi Pico
  134. Customizable Bird Clock Sings The Hours By
  135. Is The Frequency Domain a Real Place?
  136. MIDI Spoon Piano Is Exactly What You Think It Is
  137. Big Server Fan Becomes Fume Extractor
  138. Pump It Up Gets Homebrew GBA Port That Rocks
  139. DisplayPort: Hacking And Examples
  140. Non-Split-Flap Clock Does It With Fewer Flaps
  141. Measure Three Times, Design Once
  142. You Can Now Jailbreak a PS4 With An LG TV
  143. Adaptive Chef’s Knife Provides Better Leverage
  144. Generative AI Hits The Commodore 64
  145. Think Again: Tips On Finding and Flexing Your Creativity
  146. FLOSS Weekly Episode 783: Teaching Embedded with the Unphone
  147. Designing A Quality Camera Slider Can Be Remarkably Satisfying
  148. How AI Large Language Models Work, Explained Without Math
  149. Hackaday Supercon 2024 Call for Participation: We Want You!
  150. Here’s The Norwegian Tape Deck Teardown You’ve Been Waiting For
  151. A Slice of Simulation, Google Sheets Style
  152. Introduction to MOSFET Switching Losses
  153. Custom Polyurethane Belts Made Easy
  154. BreadboardOS, a Command Line Interface For The Pico
  155. The Perfect Desktop Kit For Experimenting With Self Driving Cars
  156. Vibrating Braille Display is Portable
  157. 3D Print a Drill-Powered Helicopter Toy Because It’s Simply Fun
  158. PCB Design Review: HDMI To LVDS Sony Vaio LCD Devboard
  159. The Alien Energy Crisis Solved
  160. Supercon 2023: Building The Ultimate Apple IIe, Decades Later
  161. Printable Keycaps Keep The AlphaSmart NEO Kicking
  162. Power Resistance isn’t Futile
  163. GitHub Hosts Ham Radio
  164. The New Extremely Large Telescopes and The US’ Waning Influence In Astronomy
  165. Broken Lens Provides Deep Dive Into Camera Repair
  166. GPS at Any Speed
  167. Sandwizz Promises to Reinvent the Breadboard
  168. The Art of Hackaday Hack Chat
  169. New Quadcopter Speed World Record Set At Nearly 500 Km/h
  170. You’ve Probably Never Considered Taking an Airship To Orbit
  171. This Tiny Game Boy Lets the Real Thing Play Online
  172. CP/M on an Eight Line Display
  173. Emulate a KIM-1 with a Commodore 64
  174. Answering All Your iSCSI Scanner Questions
  175. Hackaday Links: May 12, 2024
  176. Autochrome For The 2020s
  177. IRCB S73-7 Satellite Found After Going Untracked For 25 Years
  178. JTAG Hacking An SSD With A Pi: A Primer
  179. Tweeze Your Way To Soldering Success!
  180. A Master-Class On Reverse-Engineering Six AR Glasses
  181. No Solder! Squeeze Your Parts to the PCB
  182. The Minimalistic Dillo Web Browser Is Back
  183. BlueBerry Is a Smartphone-Agnostic Keyboard Firmware
  184. Software Bug Results in Insulin Pump Injuries, Spurs Recall
  185. The Impossible Repair: Ribbon Cables
  186. Institutional Memory, On Paper
  187. Gather ‘Round This Unique 4-Player Arcade Cabinet
  188. Protoboard Z80 Computer Teaches the Basics
  189. An Umbrella Can Teach a Thing or Two About Product Longevity
  190. AI-Created Coffee Blend Isn’t Terrible
  191. Split-Flap Clock Uses Magnets Everywhere
  192. DIY Bimetallic Strip Dings for Teatime
  193. The 3D Printed Computer Space Takes Shape
  194. Hackaday Podcast Episode 270: A Cluster of Microcontrollers, a rocket engine from scratch, and a look inside Voyager
  195. Reflecting on The State Of Game Boy Emulation In 2024
  196. This Week in Security: TunnelVision, Scarecrows, and Poutine
  197. This Typewriter Types Toast
  198. DIY Keyboard Can Handle Up To Three Host Devices
  199. The ZX Spectrum Takes To The Airwaves Again
  200. An Audio Delay, The Garden Hose Way
  201. Introducing the Swiss Army… Tool?
  202. POV Digital Clock Is the Literal Sands of Time
  203. Fully 3D Printed Case Is Stacked High With Mini PCs
  204. Ask Hackaday: Do You Calibrate Your Instruments?
  205. Raspberry Pi Narrates (And Tattles On) Your Cat, Nature Documentary Style
  206. The Great Green Wall: Africa’s Ambitious Attempt To Fight Desertification
  207. The Moondrop MIAD 01: a Smartphone With Balanced Audio Output
  208. Matchbox Transceiver Pushes the Spy Radio Concept to Its Limits
  209. ardEEG Lowers the Cost of Brain-Computer Interfaces
  210. How We Got the Scanning Electron Microscope
  211. FLOSS Weekly Episode 782: Nitric — In Search of the Right Knob
  212. Robotic Platform Turns Shop Vac into Roomba
  213. Much Faster Cold Brew Through Cavitation
  214. Displays We Love Hacking: LVDS and eDP
  215. AI Helps Make Web Scraping Faster and Easier
  216. Your Open-Source Client Options In the non-Mastodon Fediverse
  217. Remembering Dick Rutan and His Non-Stop Flight Around the World
  218. 3D Printed Fidget Knife Snaps Back and Forth All Day Long
  219. Mostly Printed CNC Gets a Few Upgrades
  220. Mitre Wants the Feds to Play in Its Sandbox
  221. Your Pi, From Anywhere
  222. Z80s From the ’80s Had Futuristic Design
  223. Bluepad32 Brings All the Controllers To Your MCU
  224. The 2024 Business Card Challenge Starts Now
  225. 256-Core RISC-V Megacluster
  226. Supercon 2023: MakeItHackin Automates the Tindie Workflow
  227. Imperva Report Claims That 50% of the World Wide Web is Now Bots
  228. RepTrap Keeps Watch Over Our Cold-Blooded Friends
  229. Tokyo Atacama Observatory Opens As World’s Highest Altitude Infrared Telescope
  230. Peering Inside the Tang FPGA
  231. Retrotechtacular: How Not to Use Hand Tools
  232. Upgrading a Cheap LX-2BUPS UPS Board To Fix Fatal Flaws
  233. Non Contact Scope Probe Costs Nearly Nothing
  234. Retrogadgets: The Ageia PhysX Card
  235. Spend an Hour in the Virtual Radio Museum
  236. The Computers of Voyager
  237. MIDI Bookmark Marks the Spot Where Work and Play Intersect
  238. The History of the World’s First Planetarium
  239. A Portable DLNA Server Hack Helps You Tame OpenWRT
  240. Poking Atomic Nuclei With Lasers For Atomic Clocks and Energy Storage
  241. Hackaday Links: May 5, 2024
  242. This Windows Installer Installs Linux
  243. Building a Rocket Engine from Scratch
  244. Hive Monitor Is the Bee’s Knees
  245. This Robot Picks Locks, If You’re Very Patient
  246. Dune 3D: Open Source 3D Parametric Modeler From the Maker of Horizon EDA
  247. RISC OS Gets An Update
  248. Giving Your KiCad PCB Repository Pretty Pictures
  249. Ham Radio Paddles Cost Virtually Nothing
  250. 3D Printing in Custom PLA With a TPU Core
  251. Almost Making a Camera Sensor From Scratch
  252. Tool-Building Mammals
  253. How Does the Raspberry Pi Rack Up Against a Mini PC?
  254. ROG Ally SD Card Slot Fix Shines Light On PTC Fuse Failure Modes
  255. Here’s How That Disney 360° Treadmill Works
  256. Google Removes RISC-V Support From Android
  257. A Vernier Take On A 3D Printer Extruder Indicator
  258. Follow the Red Ball Wobble Disk Roaster to Coffee Excellence
  259. Plasma Cutter Gets CNC Treatment at Low Cost
  260. My Space
  261. Hackaday Podcast Episode 269: 3D Printed Flexure Whegs, El Cheapo Bullet Time, and a DIY Cell Phone Sniffer
  262. Put More Korry in Your Flight Sim Switches
  263. This Week in Security: Default Passwords, Lock Slapping, and Mastodown
  264. Dual-Screen Mod For The ROG Ally Handheld
  265. MUDLink Is Making UART Data Links More Reliable
  266. [DiyOtaku] Gives Old Devices A New Life
  267. Don’t Object to Python Objects
  268. Start Your Creepy Jack-O-Lantern Project Early This Year With Gourdan
  269. Bypass PoE And Power Your Starlink Terminal Directly
  270. Cute Solar Power Gauge Brightens the Day
  271. 3D Printed Wheels Passively Transform To Climb Obstacles
  272. NASA Is Now Tasked With Developing A Lunar Time Standard, Relativity Or Not
  273. $1 TinyML Board For Your “AI” Sensor Swarm
  274. Building a Mechanical Keyboard as a Learning Project
  275. T3rminal Cyberdeck Has Looks to Die For
  276. A Primer On Optical Storage Data Preservation
  277. FLOSS Weekly Episode 781: Resistant To The Wrath Of God
  278. Tiny Prisms Let You See What Lies Beneath a BGA Chip
  279. Manta: An Open On-FPGA Debug Interface
  280. Programming Ada: Packages and Command Line Applications
  281. This Arduino Is Feeding The Fishes
  282. Supercon 2023: Jose Angel Torres On Building A Junkyard Secure Phone
  283. Pssst… Wanna Buy An Old Supercomputer?
  284. Cheap Musical Tesla Coil Put Through Its Paces
  285. Simplest Speaker Oscillator, Now Even Simpler
  286. Making Beer Like It’s 1574, For Science And Heritage

April 2024

  1. 3D-Printed Macro Pad Plate Is LEGO-Compatible
  2. The Cheapest USB Blaster Ever, Thanks To CH552
  3. Possibly The Cheapest Way To Film In Bullet Time
  4. Singleboard: Alpha is a Very Stylish Computer on a Single PCB
  5. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: The Winners Are In
  6. Turn Your Qualcomm Phone Or Modem Into Cellular Sniffer
  7. Squeeze Another Drive into a Full-Up NAS
  8. You Can Use Visual Studio Code To Write Commodore 64 Assembly
  9. Sound and Water Make Weird Vibes in Microgravity
  10. This Is How a Pen Changed the World
  11. Tiny Arduino Drone Even Has an FPV Camera
  12. A CH552G Devboard In Case You Missed It
  13. Upgrade Your Test Probes
  14. Make 3D Scenes With a Holodeck-Like Voice Interface
  15. VAR Is Ruining Football, and Tech Is Ruining Sport
  16. Farewell MFJ
  17. DIY Passive Radar System Verifies ADS-B Transmissions
  18. AI Can Now Compress Text
  19. Hack In Style With This Fallout Cyberdeck
  20. Hackaday Links: April 28, 2024
  21. You Can Run BASIC On an Old HP 4592 Protocol Analyzer
  22. Corral Some Zippy Blue Flames Into 3D Printed Troughs
  23. Boneblocker Is A Big LED Wall That Rocks
  24. The Z80 Is Dead. Long Live The Free Z80!
  25. Train a GPT-2 LLM, Using Only Pure C Code
  26. Pi Pico Gets a ZX Spectrum Emulator
  27. Wine in Beverage Cans Had a Rotten Egg Problem, Until Now
  28. RGB LED HexaClock Doesn’t Actually Light Up the Night
  29. 3D Printed Adapter Helps You Eat Chicken Nuggets On The Highway
  30. Welcome Back, Voyager
  31. Photo Shows Real Spiders From Mars
  32. How Additional Aerodynamic Drag Helped Make GTA III Work on PS2
  33. Nearly-Destroyed Commodore Gets New Life
  34. Australian Library Uses Chatbot To Imitate Veteran With Predictable Results
  35. Keep Tabs on PC Use with Custom Analog Voltmeter
  36. Build Your Own Class-E Musical Tesla Coil
  37. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: Spray Bottle Turret Silences Barking
  38. Hackaday Podcast Episode 268: RF Burns, Wireless Charging Sucks, and Barnacles Grow on Flaperons
  39. This Week in Security: Cisco, Mitel, and AI False Flags
  40. Microsoft Updates MS-DOS GitHub Repo to 4.0
  41. How To Cast Silicone Bike Bits
  42. AI System Drops a Dime on Noisy Neighbors
  43. Synthesis of Goldene: Single-Atom Layer Gold With Interesting Properties
  44. Combadge Project Wants to Bring Trek Tech to Life
  45. A Smart Power Distribution Unit for Home Automation
  46. The Myth of Propellantless Space Propulsion Refuses to Die
  47. Reverse Engineering A Fancy Disposable Vape
  48. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Transmitting Typewriter
  49. Chip Mystery: The Case of the Purloined Pin
  50. Implantable Battery Charges Itself
  51. Sticky Situation Leads To Legit LEGO Hack
  52. The Performance Impact of C++’s `final` Keyword for Optimization
  53. Downloading Satellite Imagery With a Wi-Fi Antenna
  54. More Mirrors (and a Little Audio) Mean More Laser Power
  55. DIY Electronics Plus Woodworking Equal Custom Lamp
  56. Supercon 2023: Alex Lynd Explores MCUs in Infosec
  57. The First European Pocket Calculator Came From Yugoslavia
  58. Mining and Refining: Uranium and Plutonium
  59. Chinese Subs May Be Propelled Silently By Lasers
  60. Flute Now Included on List of Human Interface Devices
  61. No Active Components in This Mysterious Audio Oscillator
  62. New JEDEC DDR5 Memory Specification: Up To 8800 MT/s, Anti-Rowhammer Features
  63. FLOSS Weekly Episode 780: Zoneminder — Better Call Randal
  64. 80s Function Generator is Both Beauty and Beast
  65. Amazon Ends California Drone Deliveries While Expanding to Arizona
  66. An Elbow Joint That Can
  67. Programming Ada: First Steps on the Desktop
  68. Your Smart TV Does 4K, Surround Sound, Denial-of-service…
  69. Reverse Engineering the Quansheng Hardware
  70. Dual-Wavelength SLA 3D Printing: Fast Continuous Printing With ROMP And FRP Resins
  71. Optical Tweezers Investigate Tiny Particles
  72. NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Engineering Updates to Earth
  73. Ancient Cable Modem Reveals Its RF Secrets
  74. AI + LEGO = A Brickton of Ideas
  75. Slicing and Dicing the Bits: CPU Design the Old Fashioned Way
  76. How Wireless Charging Works and Why It’s Terrible
  77. The Hunt for MH370 Goes On With Barnacles As A Lead
  78. Going Canadian: The Rise and Fall of Novell
  79. AI Camera Only Takes Nudes
  80. Restoring a Vintage German EV
  81. The MUSE Permanent Magnet Stellarator: Fusion Reactor With Off-The-Shelf Parts
  82. Hackaday Links: April 21, 2024
  83. Keeping Alive The Future Of Cars, 1980s Style
  84. Manual Supports for 3D Printing
  85. Radio Frequency Burns, Flying a Kite, and You
  86. From Z80 to eZ80: Porting 8-bit Sonic 2 to the TI-84+ CE
  87. An Open-Source Gaming Mouse
  88. Trolling IBM’s Quantum Processor Advantage With a Commodore 64
  89. AM Radio Broadcast Uses Phasor To Let Eight Towers Spray One Big Signal
  90. Solar Panel Keeps Cheap Digital Calipers Powered Up
  91. Relatively Universal ROM Programmer Makes Retro Tech Hacking Accessible
  92. Let the Solder Scroll Take Care of Your Feed Needs
  93. The Long and the Short of It
  94. Bad Experiences With a Cheap Wind Turbine
  95. 3D Printer Streaming Solution Unlocks Webcam Features
  96. Building a Giant Boardgame Isn’t Easy
  97. Measuring An Unknown Velocity Factor
  98. End-Of-Life for Z80 CPU and Peripherals Announced
  99. Roboticizing An Etch-a-Sketch
  100. Crystal Radio Kit from the 1970s
  101. Hackaday Podcast Episode 267: Metal Casting, Plasma Cutting, and a Spicy 555
  102. Ultra-Tiny Wii Uses Custom Parts And Looks Amazing
  103. This Week in Security: Putty Keys, Libarchive, and Palo Alto
  104. NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Transitions Into Stationary Testbed
  105. Build Your Own RGB Fill Light For Photography
  106. PC Watercooling Prototype is Pumpless
  107. Computing Via (Virtual) Dominos
  108. Remove Wall Plugs Fast With A Custom Tool
  109. DIY Quad-Motor Go-Kart is a Thrilling Ride
  110. Early CD Player Teardown
  111. LYFT: Standing Up for Better IKEA BEKANT Control
  112. MXM: Powerful, Misused, Hackable
  113. Unraveling The Secrets of Apple’s Mysterious Fisheye Format
  114. Hacked Oscilloscope Plays Breakout , Hints at More
  115. Raspberry Pi Scanner Digitizes On the Cheap
  116. Source Code to the 1999 FPS Game Descent 3 Released
  117. FLOSS Weekly Episode 779: Errata Prevention Specialist
  118. This Go-Kart Rides on a Pallet
  119. Compiling and Running Turbo Pascal in the Browser
  120. VCF East 2024 Was Bigger and Better Than Ever
  121. Custom Dog Door Prevents Culinary Atrocities
  122. Human-Interfacing Devices: HID over I2C
  123. Getting Started with Radio Astronomy
  124. A ROG Ally Battery Mod You Ought To Try
  125. Cyberpunk Guitar Strap Lights Up with Repurposed PCBs
  126. Still Up and Coming: Non-Planar FDM 3D Printing With 3 or 6 Axes
  127. More Microwave Metal Casting
  128. Recycling Wires for Breadboarding
  129. The Next Evolution Of The Raspberry Pi Recovery Kit
  130. Microsoft Killed My Favorite Keyboard, And I’m Mad About It
  131. Fail of the Week: Can an Ultrasonic Cleaner Remove Bubbles From Resin?
  132. Linux Fu: Stupid Systemd Tricks
  133. Why Pulse Current Charging Lithium-Ion Batteries Extends Their Useful Lifespan
  134. Retrotechtacular: The Other Kind of Fallout Show
  135. Alternate Threaded Inserts for 3D Prints
  136. Building a Tape Echo In A Coke Can Tape Player That Doesn’t Really Work
  137. Compaq Portable III is More Than Meets the Eye
  138. Plasma Cutter on the Cheap Reviewed
  139. 3D Printing a Cassette Is Good Retro Fun
  140. Logic Analyzers: Decoding And Monitoring
  141. Analyzing the Code From The Terminator’s HUD
  142. Remembering Peter Higgs and the Gravity of His Contributions to Physics
  143. How Do You Make A Repairable E-Reader
  144. Waveform Generator Teardown is Nearly Empty
  145. A Buggy Entry in the Useless Robot Category
  146. Voice Control for a Vintage Heathkit Radio
  147. Hackaday Links: April 14, 2024
  148. Porting Modern Windows Applications to Windows 95
  149. Danish Vintage LRC Meter Reveals Inside
  150. The BBC Micro, Lovingly Simulated in VR
  151. Dump a Code Repository as a Text File, For Easier Sharing with Chatbots
  152. A Slew Of AI Courses To Get Yourself Up to Speed
  153. When Your Level Shifter Is Too Smart To Function
  154. M17 Digital Communications Go From Strength To Strength
  155. PicoNtrol Brings Modern Controllers to Atari 2600
  156. Who’s Afraid Of A CRT?
  157. Delays and Timers in LTSpice (no 555)
  158. A Bend Sensor Developed With 3D Printer Filament
  159. Vintage Particle Counter is a Treasure Trove of Classic Parts
  160. Hackaday Europe 2024 is Live
  161. Rabbit Sighted In The Wild
  162. No Lathe? Build Your Own
  163. Git Good, By Playing a Gamified Version of Git
  164. Electromagnets Make Vertical CNC Cutter a Little Stickier
  165. HDMI DDC Keypad Controls Monitor From Rack
  166. Crank-Powered Train Uses No Batteries or Plugs
  167. Hackaday Podcast Episode 266: A Writer’s Deck, Patching Your Battleship, and Fact-Checking the Eclipse
  168. Beating IBM’s Eagle Quantum Processor On An Ising Model With a Classical Tensor Network
  169. This Week in Security: BatBadBut, DLink, and Your TV Too
  170. The Future Looks Bleak for Alexa Skill Development
  171. Make Your Music Simpler With the User-Unfriendliest Cassette Deck Ever
  172. The Aimbot V3 Aims To Track & Terminate You
  173. Tearing into a Sparky Sandwich
  174. Small, Quiet Air Compressor Puts 3D-Printed Parts to Best Use
  175. Garage Door Automation With No Extra Hardware
  176. Cryo-EM: Freezing Time to Take Snapshots of Myosin and Other Molecular Systems
  177. Do You Trust Your Cheap Fuses?
  178. Linux Fu: Getting Started with Systemd
  179. WSPR To The Wind With A Pi Pico High Altitiude Balloon
  180. Let Your Finger Do the Soldering With Solder Sustainer v2
  181. Exploring the Bendix G-15’s Typewriter
  182. Synesthetic Clock Doesn’t Require Synesthesia
  183. FLOSS Weekly Episode 778: OctoPrint — People Are Amazing at Breaking Things
  184. Baseboard Heaters Get Automated
  185. Chandra X-ray Observatory Threatened by Budget Cuts
  186. Homebrew Network Card with No CPU
  187. Get Today’s Forecast in Classic 90s Weather Channel Style
  188. Wozamp Turns Apple II Into Music Player
  189. Hackaday Europe is Almost Here, Last Call for Tickets
  190. How DEC’s LANBridge 100 Gave Ethernet a Fighting Chance
  191. Emails Over Radio
  192. Soldering the Elusive USB C Port
  193. Double-Checking NASA’s Eclipse Estimate at Home
  194. On Cloud Computing And Learning to Say No
  195. In a Twist, Humans Take Jobs from AI
  196. Adjustable Lights Help Peer Inside Chips with IR
  197. Bye Bye Green Screen, Hello Monochromatic Screen
  198. PumpkinOS: A Modern Reimplementation of PalmOS for Today’s Platforms
  199. Query Your C Code
  200. A Brief History of Keyboard Encoding
  201. Royal Typewriter Gets a Second (or Third) Life
  202. The Rise and Fall of Silicon Graphics
  203. Ultimate Power: Lithium-Ion Packs Need Some Extra Circuitry
  204. 1950s Switching Power Supply Does it Mechanically
  205. Heating Mars On The Cheap
  206. Fortran and WebAssembly: Bringing Zippy Linear Algebra to NodeJS & Browsers
  207. KanaChord Is a Macro Pad for Japanese Input
  208. Fixing an Expensive Smart Toaster is Worth the Time
  209. A Spark Gap Transmitter, Characterized
  210. Hackaday Links: April 7, 2024
  211. Emergency DIP Pin Repair For Anyone
  212. Squishy Miter Saw Shroud Spares you the Sneezy Bits
  213. The Easy Way To Make A Smart Appliance
  214. Comparing Desoldering Tools
  215. Jpegli: Google’s Better JPEG and Possible Death Knell for WebP
  216. Inside a Hisense TV Repair Attempt
  217. How to Properly Patch Your Iowa -Class Battleship
  218. DIY 6 GHZ Pulse Compression Radar
  219. Kid’s Ride Gets Boosted Battery, ESP32 Control
  220. IRC Client on Bare Metal
  221. Understand Your Tools: Finger Exercises
  222. Voyager 1 Issue Tracked Down to Defective Memory Chip
  223. Linear Feedback Shift Registers for FPGAs
  224. ColecoVision Cart Rises from Ashes
  225. A Simple Line Injector Shows You The Wonderful World Of PSRR
  226. 3D Printer Hot Off the Griddle
  227. ESP32 Provides Distraction-Free Writing Experience
  228. A Drone Motor Does e-Bikes
  229. Fictional Computers: The Three Body Problem
  230. Hackaday Podcast Episode 265: Behind the Epic SSH Hack, 1980s Cyber Butler, The Story of Season 7
  231. Extenders And Translators For Your I2C Toolkit
  232. This Week in Security: XZ, ATT, and Letters of Marque
  233. Europa Clipper Asks Big Questions of the Jovian Moon
  234. 3M’s Floppy Disks: A Story of Success and the Birth of Imation
  235. Finally Taming Thunderbolt With Third-Party Chips
  236. TOMOS Moped Becomes Electric Beast
  237. USB HID And Run Exposes Yet Another BadUSB Surface
  238. Vibratory Rock Tumbler Bounces on Printed Spring
  239. 3D Navigator for Blender
  240. Ultimate Power: Lithium-Ion Batteries In Series
  241. How Much Thrust Is Your Prop Really Making?
  242. Where Graph Theory Meets The Road: The Algorithms Behind Route Planning
  243. Amazon’s ‘Just Walk Out’ Shopping is Out, Moves to Dash Carts at Its Grocery Stores
  244. A Fun Exploit For Canon Printers Brings GDB Gifts
  245. Make A GPS Antenna Compatible With Same Manufacturer’s Receiver
  246. A NanoVNA as a Dip Meter
  247. FLOSS Weekly Episode 777: Asterisk — Wait, Faxes?
  248. ESP-Prog-Adapter Makes Your ESP32 Tinkering Seamless
  249. Making the Halo 2 Battle Rifle Real
  250. PCB Design Review: Tinysparrow, A Module For CAN Hacking Needs
  251. Recovering a Physically Broken SD Card
  252. Space Mirrors: Dreams of Turning The Night Into Day Around the Clock
  253. A Giga-Sunset For Gigaset IoT Devices
  254. A Long-Range Meshtastic Relay
  255. The Apple They Should Have Made, But Didn’t
  256. Crash IoT Devices Through Protocol Fuzzing
  257. Lamp Becomes Rotating, Illuminated Sign for Festival Table
  258. A Nifty F1C100S Dual-Board Computer
  259. Wear Testing Different 3D Printer Filaments
  260. Giant Sails Actually Help Cargo Ships Save Fuel, And the Planet In Turn
  261. Multiply Your Multimeter with Relays and USB
  262. Mining and Refining: Tungsten
  263. Espressif’s ESP32-P4 Application Processor: Details Begin To Emerge
  264. PhotonPower Zero For Effortless Solar Pi Zero Projects
  265. A Supercapacitor From Mushrooms
  266. Why Is My 470uF Electrolytic Cap More Like 20uF?
  267. Fire Up The 3D Printer and Build Yourself a Spiderbot
  268. Pinkpad, A DIY Laptop You Must Print In Pink
  269. SatCat5: UART, SPI and I2C via Ethernet With FPGA-Based Design
  270. How Star Trek Breached The Defences Of A Major Broadcaster
  271. 6502 Hacking Hack Chat
  272. OSHW Framework Laptop Expansion Hides Dongles
  273. Wrencher-2: A Bold New Direction For Hackaday
  274. Flipper Zero Panic Spreads To Oz: Cars Unaffected
  275. Cold Boot Attack You Can Do With A Pi
  276. 3D Printing Computer Space
  277. Exploit the Stressed-out Package Maintainer, Exploit the Software Package

March 2024

  1. Hackaday Links: March 31, 2024
  2. Give Your Pi Pico Captouch Inputs For All Your Music Needs
  3. ESP-Drone: Building an ESP32-Based Quadcopter For Not Much Cash
  4. Drop-In Switch Mode Regulators
  5. Modular Vacuum Table Custom-Fits The Parts
  6. A Threat Level Monitor For Everyone
  7. Playing Chess Against Your Printer, with PostScript
  8. Using Electroadhesion To Reversibly Adhere Metals and Graphite to Hydrogels and Tissues
  9. A Single Transistor Solid State Tesla Coil
  10. A Practical Guide To Understanding How Radios Work
  11. SMD Soldering, Without The Blobs
  12. Too Much Over-optimization is Never Enough!
  13. How Much Bandwidth Does CW Really Occupy?
  14. A Telegraph Interface For the Hacker Hotel 2024 Badge
  15. Video Killed the Radio Alarm Clock
  16. Experiencing Visual Deficits and Their Impact on Daily Life, With VR
  17. Security Alert: Potential SSH Backdoor Via Liblzma
  18. Electrospinning Artificial Heart Valves
  19. Retrotechtacular: The IBM 7070
  20. Hackaday Podcast Episode 264: Cheap Minimills, 65-in-1 Electronics, and Time on Moon
  21. The Most Annoying Thing On The Internet Isn’t Really Necessary
  22. This Week in Security: Peering Through the Wall, Apple’s GoFetch, and SHA-256
  23. Art Exhibit Lets You Hide From Self-Driving Cars
  24. LoRA, With No Radio
  25. The Intel 8088 and 8086 Processor’s Instruction Prefetch Circuitry
  26. Is Your Mental Model of Bash Pipelines Wrong?
  27. Saving a Clock Radio with an LM8562
  28. Exploring The Sega Saturn’s Wacky Architecture
  29. Retrogadgets: Butler in a Box
  30. Homebrew GPU Tackles Quake
  31. Tech Support… Can AI be Worse?
  32. A Stirling Engine From Minimal Parts
  33. Fictional Computers: Colossus and Guardian
  34. Hybrid Binaries On Windows for ARM: ARM64EC and ARM64X Explained
  35. Automation Makes Traditional Japanese Wood Finishing Easier
  36. Webserver Runs on Android Phone
  37. Retrotechtacular: TOPS Runs the 1970s British Railroad
  38. FLOSS Weekly Episode 776: Dnsmasq, Making the Internet Work Since 1999
  39. 3D Printing with (Ersatz) Moon Dust
  40. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: [HEX]POD – Climate Tracker and Digital Nose
  41. The Roller Ship Was Not An Effective Way To Cross The High Seas
  42. Sort of Electromagnet Attracts Copper, Aluminum
  43. Japan’s First Commercial Rocket Debuts With a Bang
  44. 3D Printing Real Wood With Just Cellulose and Lignin
  45. Automatic Position Reporting Over HF Radio
  46. Cosmic Ray Detection at Starbucks?
  47. Galvanize Your Grip On Grep With This Great Grep Guide
  48. Trick Your (1970) Pickup Truck
  49. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: SMS Controlled Heating
  50. 2024 Hackaday Europe: Workshops Announced, Get Your Tickets
  51. Retrotechtacular: Build Your Own Dune Buggy, 1970s Style
  52. Night Vision the Old Way
  53. How Does Time Work On The Moon?
  54. Reprogrammable Transistors
  55. This Air Particulate Sensor Can Also Check Your Pulse Rate
  56. Documenting Real Hidden Messages in Music
  57. Complex Organic Chemistry In Sulfuric Acid and Life on Venus
  58. Are Minimills Worth It?
  59. AxxSolder 3.0 Now Takes USB Power Delivery
  60. The Cryotron Remembered
  61. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Pickle Pi
  62. Dodge, The Weird Tripod Robot
  63. User Beware: The Fine Line Between Content and Code
  64. A 65-in-1 the 2024 Way
  65. Retro Hackintosh Made from Retro Parts
  66. Retrotechtacular: Right to Repair 1987
  67. Building A Tiny Organic Swimming Pool With Natural Filtering
  68. Hackaday Links: March 24, 2024
  69. A Dial Phone SIPs Asterisk
  70. An ASIC For A Secret File
  71. Concrete Clears its Own Snow
  72. Fail of the Week: A Potentially Lethal Tattoo Removal Laser Power Supply
  73. Obfuscated C 8080 Emulator Ported
  74. It’s Never Been Easier To Build A WiFi-Controlled RC Car
  75. Interactive Cake Takes Your Picture
  76. Clever E-Ink Driver Does 32 Levels of Grey, Avoids Update Flicker, And More
  77. Building A Tribute Version of Mattel’s VertiBird Toy
  78. Tiny Signal Generator Revealed
  79. New Pens For Old Plotters
  80. It’s About Time
  81. A Low-Cost ROM Programmer With an AI Twist
  82. The Electromagnetic Field 2024 Badge Is A Little Different
  83. Wico Boss Joystick Modded To Use Cherry MX Keyboard Switches
  84. Generative AI Now Encroaching on Music
  85. Roll Your Own DRO With An Added Twist
  86. YouTuber Builds Onewheel With Tracks Instead And It’s Not Great
  87. Build Yourself a Vacuum Tube VU Meter
  88. Hackaday Podcast Episode 263: Better DMCA, AI Spreadsheet Play, and Home Assistants Your Way
  89. R/C Smoke Grenade Rolls With the Changes
  90. This Week in Security: Loop DOS, Flipper Responds, and More!
  91. AI Image Generation Meets Virtual Dress Up
  92. Open HT Surgery Gives Cheap Transceiver All-Band Capabilities
  93. Video Poker Takes Your Money in 10 Lines of BASIC
  94. Weird Things To Do With FPGAs
  95. Chording Keyboard Leaves Your Mouse Hand Free
  96. Vastly Improved Servo Control, Now Without Motor Surgery
  97. A Binary Version of the Enigma Machine
  98. Why x86 Needs To Die
  99. Magnetic Power Cable Makes Mobility Scooter Much Better
  100. The Long Strange Trip to US Color TV
  101. Your Voice Assistant Doesn’t Have To Be Cloudy
  102. Apple Vision Pro’s Secret to Smooth Visuals? Subtly Substandard Optics
  103. These Keycaps Are 100% Recycled Plastic
  104. You Should Be Allowed To Fix McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines, Say Federal Regulators
  105. FLOSS Weekly Episode 775: Meshtastic Central
  106. DIY RC Controller Built With Old-School Parts
  107. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: A DIY SCADA smart home
  108. The Lunar Odyssey: Moon Landings From the 1960s to Today’s Attempts
  109. A Tape Echo For Anyone
  110. The Hunt For Alien Radio Signals Began Sooner Than You Think
  111. Commodore CHESSmate Replica Runs on the ESP32
  112. Arduino Gear Shift Indicator Finds ‘Em So You Won’t Grind ‘Em
  113. Repairing a Gear with a Candle (and Some Epoxy)
  114. Your Text Needs More JPEG
  115. Breadboard SDR Doesn’t Need Much
  116. Cute CO2 Gauge Tells You When to Crack a Window
  117. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: A Piano-Controlled Smart Home
  118. PCB Design Review: ESP32-S3 Round LCD Board
  119. Running Power and Data Over Just Two Wires
  120. The Greenhouse Effect Isn’t For Greenhouses
  121. Photoresistors Provide Air Gap Data Transfer, Slowly
  122. Modern Microcontroller Boosts Classic Logic Analyzer To New Heights
  123. DIY Pocket PONG Breaks the Mobile Spell
  124. Learn AI via Spreadsheet
  125. Faux Silkscreen On A PCB Made With A Laser Cutter
  126. Using a Framework Mainboard for a Custom Gaming Handheld
  127. Proper Routing Makes for Many Happy Return Paths
  128. The F Number On A Lens Means Something? Who Knew!
  129. The Chandra X-Ray Observatory Faces Shutdown in FY2025 Budget
  130. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Offset-Stem Keycaps
  131. Ancient Instrument Goes Digital: The Digi-Gurdy
  132. RNODE: A Portable Unrestricted Digital Radio
  133. Thrift Store CD Rack Turns Into Small Parts Storage Playground
  134. Shôtarô Kaneda’s Motorcycle, For Real
  135. Hackaday Links: March 17, 2024
  136. RP2040 Boot Loader is a Worm
  137. Simple NTP Clock Uses Custom RGB 7-Segment Displays
  138. A Fully Automatic British Breakfast: Ready While You Sleep
  139. Creating a Numbers Station Of Your Very Own
  140. The Most Famous Room In Rock-n-Roll You’ve Never Seen
  141. Arduino Turned Into Something Kinda Like A Pager
  142. Radicle: An Open-Source, Peer-to-Peer, GitHub Alternative
  143. NASA Engineers Poke Voyager 1 and Receive Memory Dump
  144. A Nine-Year-Old’s Z80 Drawing Program
  145. A Simple Seismometer You Can Build Yourself
  146. A SPIF-fy Way of Forming Metal
  147. Cheap DIY Microscope Lamp Makes Tiny Macro Shots Look Great
  148. Super-Portable, Tunable VHF Antenna
  149. Retro Unit Converter is a Neat Little Gadget
  150. Do We Need a New Hardware Description Language?
  151. TOPS, the DIY Robot Dog, Has Great Moves
  152. Folding Solar Panel is Underpowered
  153. Glow Plug Turned Metal-Capable 3D Printer Hotend
  154. Hackaday Podcast Episode 262: Wheelchair Hacking, Big Little Science at Home, Arya Talks PCBs
  155. The Perils of Return Path Gaps
  156. This Week in Security: Apple Backdoors Curl, Tor’s New Bridge, and GhostRace
  157. CATS: A New Communication and Telemetry System
  158. A Look Inside a 70-GHz Electromechanical Attenuator
  159. Bonkers Nerf Blaster Sprays Balls Everywhere
  160. Making Floating Point Calculations Less Cursed When Accuracy Matters
  161. Celebrating Pi Day with a Ghostly Calculator
  162. Building A Hydraulic Loader For A Lawn Tractor
  163. New Brains Save 12 V Fridge From the Scrap Heap
  164. Retrotechtacular: Air Mail for the Birds
  165. Dev Board Watch Takes Path of Least Resistance
  166. Lithium-Ion Batteries Power Your Devboards Easily
  167. High-Voltage Fun with an Inexpensive Power Supply
  168. A Compact SCARA Arm Plotter
  169. The Flex Computer System: UK’s Forgotten Capability Computer Architecture
  170. Gentle Introduction To White Light Interferometry
  171. FLOSS Weekly Episode 774: Let’s Get Rusty
  172. Goldilocks Beverage Coaster Tells You When It’s Just Right
  173. PDP-10 Fits in Your Living Room
  174. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: Simple Window Closer Relies On Gravity
  175. Review: The New Essential Guide To Electronics in Shenzhen
  176. A Solar-Powered Wristwatch With an ATtiny13
  177. The Short Workbench
  178. Custom Library Rescues Good LoRa Hardware from Bad Firmware
  179. 4D Knit Dress Skirts Waste
  180. Randomly Move Marionette With Steel Balls and Geneva Drives
  181. An Optical Computer Architecture
  182. LEGO Keyboard Stand Fits Just Right
  183. Playing Audio on The Pi Pico With No DAC To Speak Of
  184. LED Choker Is a Diamond In the Junk Pile
  185. PCB Design Review: DPI-LVDS Sony Vaio LCD Devboard
  186. This Piano Does Not Exist
  187. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Pocket Cyberdeck
  188. Unusual Port Combines DisplayPort and HDMI
  189. Stressless Shortwave Reviewed
  190. A 555-Shaped Discrete Component 555
  191. 3D Imaging for Natural Science — For Free
  192. Playing ZX Spectrum’s Manic Miner on the Arduino Uno
  193. Hack Makes Microwave Cookies Fast and Not Terrible
  194. Share Your Projects: KiCad Automations And Pretty Renders
  195. Generator Control Panel Unlocked with Reverse Engineering Heroics
  196. On an Aging Space Station, Air Leaks Become Routine
  197. Reducing Seams In FDM Prints With Scarf Joint Seams
  198. Measuring Nanometers at Home
  199. μRepRap: Taking RepRap Down to Micrometer-Level Manufacturing
  200. Got to Go Fast: The Rise of Super-Fast FPV Drones
  201. Hackaday Links: March 10, 2024
  202. How Thermal Post-Curing Resin Prints Affects Their Strength
  203. Ford Patent Wants to Save Internal Combustion
  204. Custom Mouse-Making: Clay Is the Way
  205. STM32 Draws on Scope
  206. Your Cat Needs Its Own TV
  207. Ender 3 Plotter Attachment for Printing Onto Cassettes
  208. The Insurance Buys The Wheelchair, But Not The App To Run It
  209. Upgrading PC Cooling With Software
  210. A Vanadium Redox Flow Battery You Can Build
  211. Rosie the Robot Runs for Real
  212. Hacking and Working on the Go
  213. Create Virtual USB Sticks With a Raspberry Pi Zero
  214. Simple Optical Meter Sets New Standards For Documentation
  215. That’s a Lot of Building Systems
  216. Inside America’s Last Morse Code Station
  217. Pairing A New Remote To A Cheap RC Car
  218. Ferrules and 3D Prints Revive Classic Microphone
  219. 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: Plantpal Is a Friend to You Both
  220. Retro Gadgets: Pay TV in the 1960s
  221. Hackaday Podcast Episode 261: Rickroll Toothbrush, Keyboard Cat, Zombie Dialup
  222. More Progress on Perovskite Solar Cells
  223. This Week in Security: Blame the Feds, Emergency Patches, and the DMA
  224. Extracting SecOC Keys From a 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime
  225. Beverage Coaster Indicates Ideal Drinking Temperature
  226. RP2040, ESP32, And An Atmega Have An ADC-Off
  227. Raspinamp: It Really Replicates Questionable Activities Involving Llamas
  228. Motherboard Revived With Simplest 1.8V SPI Shifter Ever
  229. An ESP32 MultiFactor TOTP Generator
  230. Micro Jeep Model Kit is Both Business Card and Portfolio
  231. Ethernet For Hackers: Transformers, MACs And PHYs
  232. CT Scan Reveals Secrets Of Heinz’s New Ketchup Cap
  233. Stacking Solar Cells Is A Neat Trick To Maximise Efficiency
  234. Older Nissan Leafs Lose Their App, Are They The First Of Many?
  235. Fabbing a Fab New Watch Face
  236. Best of Both Worlds: The MacPad
  237. Harvard claims breakthrough in anode behavior of solid state lithium batteries
  238. FLOSS Weekly Episode 773: NodeBB — Don’t Do the Math
  239. The $16 PCB Robot
  240. How Powerful Should An Electric bike Be? The UK Is Asking
  241. The 1970s Computer: A Slice of Computing
  242. Thumbs Up To This Pico MIDI Kalimba
  243. Dial-Up Is Still, Just Barely, a Thing
  244. GPS Antenna Mods Make Starlink Terminal Immune To Jammers
  245. Automated System Keeps Camper Van Air Fresh and Warm
  246. Yuzu and Citra Emulators Shut Down After Legal Pressure From Nintendo
  247. Large Language Model Can Help You Develop For The Amiga
  248. RGB LED Disco Ball Reacts to Sound and Color
  249. Making a Crystodyne Radio With Zinc Oxide and Cat’s Whiskers
  250. Gaming on a TP-Link TL-WDR4900 Wireless Router
  251. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: Damn Small Linux 2024
  252. A Simple Hack For Running Low-Power Gear From a USB Battery Pack
  253. Walking and Talking Through the UK National Museum of Computing
  254. Hacking an Actual WiFi Toothbrush With An ESP32-C3
  255. Reverse Engineering the Behringer Ultranet Protocol
  256. Goatee Pasta Maker Makes Us Hunger for Hair
  257. Accelerate your large builds locally with distcc
  258. Design Tips to Hide Layer Lines in 3D Printed Parts
  259. Optical Guitar Pickup Works With Nylon Strings
  260. Pager Lives Again Thanks to Python And Mastodon
  261. Retrotechtacular: The Free Piston Engine
  262. High Vacuum Hack Chat
  263. Luggable Cyberdeck Can Still Be a Luggable PC
  264. Avi Loeb and the Interstellar Lottery
  265. Can’t Disable DJI Drone ID? Spoof It With An ESP!
  266. The Juggler: In Rust
  267. Fail of the Week: The Little Remote-Controlled Snowblower That Couldn’t
  268. iPhone 6S NVMe chip Tapped Using a Flexible PCB
  269. Hackaday Links: March 3, 2024
  270. Outdated HP Microserver Gets a New Brain
  271. Bring Linux To CH32V003 Through, Yes, RISC-V Emulation
  272. What’s a Transfluxor?
  273. Building Your Own 4G LTE Base Station
  274. A Better Use For The AGP Slot, Decades Later
  275. Cybiko Repair-A-Thon With Memory Upgrade
  276. Lost Print Vacuum Casting in a Microwave
  277. Cheap Microscope Can Take Amazing Images With Some Simple Upgrades
  278. It’s a CoCo! No, it’s an Apple II!
  279. DIY Geophone Build Performs Well
  280. Sometimes It’s the Little Things
  281. Designing a USB-C Upgrade PCB for the MX Ergo Mouse
  282. On the Merits of a Solid-State Dehumidifier Filament Dry Box
  283. Bluetooth Wearable Becomes Rad Synth Controller
  284. The Six Million Dollar Jellyfish
  285. An Open SPARCstation USB Keyboard&Mouse Adapter
  286. Educational Arduino Clock Uses Analog Meters For Display
  287. Build Yourself A Little Mangonel, You Deserve One
  288. Hackaday Podcast Episode 260: KiCad 8, Two Weather Stations, and Multiple I2Cs
  289. If You Thought Sega Only Made Electronic Games, Think Again
  290. This Week in Security: Forksquatting, RustDesk, and M&Ms
  291. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Turned USB Device Through Relentless Digging
  292. DOOM Runs On Husqvarna’s Robot Lawnmower
  293. Easily Add Link Cable Support to Your Homebrew GBA Game
  294. Internet of Production Alliance Wants You to Think Globally, Make Locally
  295. A 3-tool selector box for a JBC soldering station

February 2024

  1. For Today Only, Pi=3
  2. Washing Machine Motors Unlocked
  3. The White House Memory Safety Appeal is a Security Red Herring
  4. Piano Feeder Gets Pets Playing for their Supper
  5. NASA Found Another Super Earth With Tantalizing Possibilities
  6. An Automotive Locksmith On The Flipper Zero And Car Theft
  7. A “Full” Keyboard for $5*
  8. Flux is Your Friend for Archiving Old Floppy Disks
  9. Restoring Starlink’s Missing Ethernet Ports
  10. FLOSS Weekly Episode 772: Raspberry Pi From the Man Himself
  11. Making a Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Is Almost DIY-able
  12. The Strange Metal Phase and Its Implications for Superconductivity
  13. Ethernet For Hackers: Equipment Exploration
  14. The Photodiode You Never Knew You Had
  15. Air Canada’s Chatbot: Why RAG is Better Than an LLM For Facts
  16. Avoid I2C Address Conflicts On ESP32 By Pin Muxing
  17. ESP32 Weather Station Looks Great With Color E-Paper Display
  18. Wire Wrap Odyssey: a 7400-series Homebrew 8-bit Computer
  19. Blast From the Past: Schematic Templates
  20. Wireless Telescope Guidance You Can Build On The Cheap
  21. 3D-Printed Automated Development Tank For Classic Photo Films
  22. Underwater Sensor Takes Single Pair Ethernet for a Dip
  23. Joost Bürgi and Logarithms
  24. Big Chemistry: Hydrofluoric Acid
  25. Big Candy Is Watching You: Facial Recognition in Vending Machines Upsets University
  26. Classic Calculator Goes RPN, With New Brain
  27. A Deep Dive Into a 1980s Radio Shack Computer Trainer
  28. Integration Taught Correctly
  29. The DeDeterminator Uses Quantum Physics To Make Decisions So You Don’t Have To
  30. KiCad 8 Makes Your Life Better Without Caveats
  31. Radioactive 3D Printed Flower Glows and Glows
  32. DietPi Version 9.1: Now With Raspberry Pi 5 Support And More
  33. Ask Hackaday: What If You Did Have a Room Temperature Superconductor?
  34. On-click install local AI applications using pinokio
  35. Deep Dive Into a Prison Laptop
  36. TuneShroom Is An Artistic Mushroom-Themed MIDI Controller
  37. There’s Hope For That Cheap Lathe Yet!
  38. Hackaday Links: February 25, 2024
  39. Streaming Deck Removes Need for Dedicated Hardware
  40. Internet Radio Built In Charming Cassette-Like Form Factor
  41. One Object to Print, but So Many Settings!
  42. A Smarter Solar Water Heater
  43. What is x86-64-v3?
  44. Recreating the Pop Ball
  45. Bit-Serial CPU: Ultra-Tiny VHDL-Based CPU With Forth Interpreter
  46. Tetris Goes Round and Round
  47. Tiny Motion Detection Alarm Does the Trick
  48. Apple AirTag: Antitheft or Antistalking?
  49. Want to Learn Binary? Draw Space Invaders!
  50. You Got Fusion in My Coal Plant!
  51. Your Scope, Armed and Ready
  52. MovieCart Plays Videos On The Atari 2600
  53. Mirror, Mirror, Electron Mirror…
  54. Reggaeton-Be-Gone Disconnects Obnoxious Bluetooth Speakers
  55. Op-Amp Drag Race Turns Out Poorly for 741
  56. Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C Makes It to the Lunar Surface in US Return After Half a Century
  57. Ask Hackaday: What’s in Your Garage?
  58. Hackaday Podcast Episode 259: Twin-T, Three-D, and Driving to a Tee
  59. Tool Demagnetizers and the Magnetic Stray Field
  60. This Week in Security: Wyze, ScreenConnect, and Untrustworthy Job Postings
  61. Your Noisy Fingerprints Vulnerable to New Side-Channel Attack
  62. ESP32 Oscilloscope Skips Screen for the Browser
  63. The Latest Advancements in Portable N64 Modding
  64. The ELIZA Archaeology Project: Uncovering the Original ELIZA
  65. Making Wooden Shingles with Hand Tools
  66. Solar E-Ink Weather Station Works on Dark Days, Too
  67. The Book8088 Gets a Post-Hype Review
  68. 2024 Hackaday Europe Call for Participation Extended
  69. Filters are in Bloom
  70. Using Gallium Oxide as a Resistive Memory Element
  71. Unlimited Cloud Storage YouTube Style
  72. Replacement PCB Replicates Early 80s Modem
  73. Turing Complete Origami
  74. FLOSS Weekly Episode 771: Kalpa — Because Nobody Knows what Hysteresis Is
  75. Rebuilding a $700k Refrigerator
  76. Spectrum Analyzer Buyer’s Guide
  77. Power Tool Packs Make a Portable Powerhouse
  78. Car Driving Simulators for Students, or: When Simulators Make Sense
  79. LED Matrix Earrings Show Off SMD Skills
  80. Stereo Photography with Smartphones Made Better With Syncing
  81. Mapping the Nintendo Switch PCB
  82. New Modelling Shows That Flat Protoplanets Might be a Thing
  83. Daisugi – Growing Straight Lumber without Killing the Tree
  84. Multicolor Resin Prints: Give it a Shot
  85. Sketchy Logg Dogg Logging Robot Remote Control Hacking
  86. Our Home Automation Contest Starts Now!
  87. Pi Pico Enhances RadioShack Computer Kit
  88. Measuring Trees Via Satellite Actually Takes A Great Deal of Field Work
  89. A Straightforward AI Voice Assistant, On a Pi
  90. Gold Recovery from E-Waste with Food-Waste Amyloid Aerogels
  91. Making the Commodore SX-64 Mini
  92. ForceGen: Using a Diffusion Model to Help Design Novel Proteins
  93. Watch The OpenScan DIY 3D Scanner In Action
  94. Installing SteamOS and Windows on a Google Meet Video Conference Computer
  95. Steampipe: All SQL All the Time
  96. Linux Fu: Forward to the Past!
  97. A Classroom-Ready Potentiometer From Pencil and 3D Prints
  98. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the 200% Typewriter
  99. Not a FrogPad but Close
  100. Printable Keyboard Dock Puts Steam Deck to Work
  101. Double Fed Induction Motors: Clever Motor Control Through Frequency
  102. Low-Cost Saliva-based Biosensor For Cancer Detection
  103. Hackaday Links: February 18, 2024
  104. No Inductors Needed for This Simple, Clean Twin-Tee Oscillator
  105. 3D Print Train Wheels For Garden Railway
  106. Doubling the CPU Speed of the TRS-80 Model 100 With a Mod Board
  107. Extreme Waterproof 3D Prints
  108. Canned Air is Unexpectedly Supersonic
  109. Metal 3D Printing Gets Really Fast (and Really Ugly)
  110. A Badge For AI-Free Content – 100% Human!
  111. Star Wars-Inspired Cosplay Prop Uses Old Vintage Camera
  112. Back to Basics with a 555 Deep Dive
  113. Enthusiast Seeks Keycap Designer for Alphasmart NEO
  114. Wireless All the Things!
  115. WoWMIPS: A MIPS Emulator for Windows Applications
  116. Salvaged Meter Movements Really Pop in This DIY VU Meter Bridge
  117. Sneaky Fix Gets Simon Back Up And Running
  118. Bioluminescent Glowing Petunias Are Now A Thing
  119. Deadblow Axe Splits Wood with Minimal Rebound
  120. Sonolithography With The Raspberry Pi Pico
  121. Change The Jingle In Your Makita Charger Because You Can
  122. Slime Mold-Powered Smart Watches See Humans Fall In Love With The Goo
  123. Hackaday Podcast Episode 258: So Much Unix, Flipper Flip-out, and the Bus Pirate 5
  124. Compact Cycloidal Drive Lives Inside This Custom Brushless Motor
  125. This Week in Security: Filename Not Sanitized, MonikerLink, and Snap Attack!
  126. The Latest Windows 11 Release Might Not Work On Your Oldest Machines
  127. All-Sky Camera Checks for Aurora
  128. How Intel Gave Us The PCI Bus While Burying VESA’s VL-Bus
  129. You Could Be Relatively Cooler In Diamond-Coated Clothing
  130. Why Stealing a Car with Flipper Zero is a Silly Idea
  131. Brushless ESC Becomes Dual-Motor Brushed ESC With A Few Changes
  132. Retrotechtacular: Some Days You Just Can’t Get Rid of a Nuclear Bomb
  133. Linux Fu: Curling C
  134. A 1960s PLC Gives Up Its Secrets
  135. Electrical Steel: The Material at the Heart of the Grid
  136. Make Your Bookshelf Clickable
  137. Lift Those Pins With Ease
  138. Developing In Pascal On The Commodore 64 With Abacus Super Pascal 64
  139. Shuji Nakamura: The Man Who Gave Us the Blue LED Despite All Odds
  140. FLOSS Weekly Episode 770: 10% More Internet
  141. Ring Around the Inverter
  142. How Different are SpaceX Thermal Tiles From the Space Shuttle’s?
  143. Inputs of Interest: the Svalboard Could Be Your Salvation
  144. How Many Time Zones Are There Anyway?
  145. Parts We Miss: The Mains Transformer
  146. Apple Pushes Back on Right To Repair Bill Due to Parts Pairing
  147. AI-Powered Bumper Sticker Provides Context-Sensitive Urban Camouflage
  148. Thermal Earring Tracks Body Temperature
  149. Writing – So Easy a Caveperson Could Do It
  150. Tool Changing? Bah! Just Add a Second Gantry
  151. Memory Box Shows Photos Based On Fingerprint
  152. A Clock Made Out of Electromechanical Relays
  153. Have a Ball with This 3D Printed Sphere-Making Machine
  154. Sprint: The Mach 10 Magic Missile That Wasn’t Magic Enough
  155. Piezo Transducers Could Turn Displays Into Speakers
  156. Stepping Inside Art in VR, and the Workflow Behind It
  157. Tandy Pocket Computer Assembly is… Weird
  158. Meet GOODY-2, the World’s Most Responsible (And Least Helpful) AI
  159. Melodio Self Mate
  160. Bringing Modern Technology to a Sled
  161. Understanding Deep Learning: Free MIT Press EBook For Instructors And Students
  162. Ethernet For Hackers: The Very Basics
  163. 3D Printing Functional Human Brain Tissue For Research Purposes
  164. Hands On: Bus Pirate 5
  165. Canada Bans Flipper Zero Over What It Imagines It Does
  166. EasyThreed K9: The Value In A €72 AliExpress FDM 3D Printer
  167. AI’s Existence Is All It Takes To Be Accused Of Being One
  168. Target Lifting Mechanism Goes Wireless
  169. Hackaday Links: February 11, 2024
  170. 3D Printed Basketball Could Be a Game Changer
  171. Printing a Log
  172. Benchmarking Latency Across Common Wireless Links For MCUs
  173. 3D Printed DIN Rail Mount is Attractive
  174. Running UNIX On a Nintendo Entertainment System
  175. Analog Engineer’s Pocket Reference Needs a Big Pocket
  176. Pimp My Pot Redux, Now Cheaper and Even Better
  177. Wooden Desk Lamp Uses Unusual Dimmer
  178. Pi 5 and SDR Team Up for a Digital Scanner You Can Actually Afford
  179. The Usage Of Embedded Linux In Spacecraft
  180. One Project at a Time, Or a Dozen?
  181. Minitel, The 1980s Console Game Platform You Never Had
  182. Simple Magnetic Levitator
  183. Droplet Watch Keeps Time Via Electrowetting
  184. Breaking Through The 1 MB Barrier In DOS With Unreal Mode And More
  185. 20,000 Volt plasma Knife Slices, Dices, and Sparks
  186. Keeping Track of the Night Sky with Discrete Logic Chips
  187. FOSDEM Saved, With 3D Printing
  188. Better Living Through Biomedical Engineering
  189. Hackaday Podcast Episode 256: 0, 256, 400, 0x100, and 10000000
  190. NIF’s Laser Fusion Experiment’s Energy Gain Passes Peer Review
  191. This Week in Security: Broken Shims, LassPass, and Toothbrushes?
  192. Flipped Bit Could Mark the End of Voyager 1 ‘s Interstellar Mission
  193. Power Supply Efficiency Measurements
  194. [Usagi] Whips a Chain Printer Into Shape
  195. Synthetic Spider Silk
  196. Lawny Five Keeps Lawn Mowed, Snow Plowed
  197. 3D Printing Silicone Parts
  198. A Tube Tester Laid Bare
  199. The End of Landlines?
  200. Revisiting a Z80 Game From 1990
  201. How Airplanes Mostly Stopped Flying Into Terrain And Other Safety Improvements
  202. The Revolver: A 3D-Printed… Screwdriver!
  203. Custom Multi-Segment E-Ink Displays from Design to Driving
  204. Will Large Satellite Constellations Affect Earth’s Magnetic Field?
  205. Metal Crystal Stops Electrons
  206. FLOSS Weekly Episode 769: OpenCost — We Spent How Much?
  207. Your 1983 Video Phone is Finally Ready
  208. Tetris Goes Full Circle
  209. Friendly Flexible Circuits: The Cables
  210. Vesuvius Challenge 2023 Grand Prize Awarded And 2024’s New Challenge
  211. In Defense of Anthropomorphizing Technology
  212. Schematics, For A Modern Flagship Phone
  213. Harbor Freight and LEGO PCB Vise is Cheap and Effective
  214. Recreating The Quadrophonic Sound of the 70s
  215. Evidence For Graphite As A Room Temperature Superconductor
  216. Beating Bitlocker in 43 seconds
  217. IoT Air Purifier Makes a Great Case Study in Reverse Engineering
  218. Retrotechtacular: The Master Hands of the Early Automotive Industry
  219. Human-Interfacing Devices: Packing for the Descriptor Heist
  220. It Wasn’t DOOM That Killed The Amiga
  221. They Want To Put A Telescope In A Crater On The Moon
  222. Atopile Wants you to Code Schematics
  223. Sailing (Directly) Into the Wind
  224. LEGO Coin Sorter Is So Money
  225. 3D Printed Pelvis And Femur Implants For Bone Cancer Treatment
  226. Open-Source Solar Modules
  227. Give Your Projects A Retro Tint With This 8051-based Arduino Uno
  228. An Apple ][ With A Pendulum
  229. Biomedical Engineering Hack Chat
  230. Hackaday Europe 2024 is On, and We Want You!
  231. Building Robots With A 20×20 Grid
  232. Arctic Adventures with a Data General Nova II — The Equipment
  233. Starlink’s Inter-Satellite Laser Links Are Setting New Record With 42 Million GB Per Day
  234. Fail of the Week: PCB LED Cube Fails Successfully
  235. Decoding JS1YMG: First Ham Radio Station On The Moon After SLIM Mission
  236. A Crossbar Telephone Switch Explained
  237. Hackaday Links: February 4, 2024
  238. Altoids Tin Keyboard Is a Breath of Fresh Air
  239. Sega’s AI Computer Embraces The Artificial Intelligence Revolution
  240. Popup Playground Roams Around
  241. POP! Goes The Hydrogen Howitzer
  242. Common Enzyme Breaks Down PLA Fast
  243. HF In Small Spaces
  244. Why Not Try A DIAC?
  245. Recovering a Busted Video Capture Device With Firmware Flashing Tricks
  246. Tricky 3D Printed Joinery Problem? Give Heat Staking a Try
  247. Avocado-Shaped Robot Makes Its Way Through The Rainforest
  248. Transforming EDF Backpack for a Speed Boost
  249. Fixing a Tractor Dashboard From Over 10,000 Miles Away
  250. Resistor Color Code Clock is a Bit of Fun
  251. Electric Boomerang Does Laps
  252. Satellite Provides Detailed Data on Antarctic Ice
  253. An Alternative Orientation For 3D Printed Enclosures
  254. A Wiper Motor 101
  255. Your Surface RT Can Become Useful Again, With Raspberry Pi OS
  256. Will There Be Any Pi Left For Us?
  257. Hackaday Podcast Episode 255: Balloon on the Moon, Nanotech Goblets, and USB All the Way
  258. The Case Against Calibration Cubes
  259. This Week in Security: Glibc, Ivanti, Jenkins, and Runc
  260. Fixing a Malfunctioning Keithley Model 179 Digital Multimeter
  261. Retro-Styled Rasti Laptop Packs Framework Mobo
  262. Multi-way Capacitor Replacement Without the Pain
  263. Navigate Burning Man With Ease With This Custom Tool
  264. Eliminate That Pesky Power-Only USB Cable With This Cable Tester
  265. A Concrete Solution to Balance And Protect Camera Gear
  266. Robot Can Read Braille Much Faster Than Humans With New Sensor
  267. Polynesian Wayfinding Traditions Let Humans Roam The Pacific Ocean
  268. Flat-Pack Multi-Tool Has Many Dimensions
  269. How Much Longer Will Cars Have Cigarette Lighter Ports?
  270. This Time It’s Toyota: Takata Airbag Recalls Continue
  271. Cheap Hack Gets PCI-X Card Working In PCI Slot
  272. The Gyro Monorail: How To Make Trains Better With A Gyroscope
  273. Check Out These Amazing Self-Soldering Sleeves From World War II
  274. FLOSS Weekly Episode 768: Open Source Radio

January 2024

  1. High Caliber Engineering On A Low Torque PCB Servo Motor
  2. 3D Mouse With 3D Printed Flexures And PCB Coils
  3. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Typewriter Orchestra
  4. Making an Aircraft Wing Work for an Audience
  5. The Cockpit Voice Recorder Controversy
  6. Resistor Swap Gives Honda Insights More Power
  7. Low-Cost DSP for Scanning Probe Microscopy
  8. Swapping Nunchucks for a Steering Wheel
  9. How To Build Your Own 16-Bit System-on-Spreadsheet
  10. A Basic USB-C Primer
  11. Design Secrets of Fantastic, Hand-made Puzzle Boxes
  12. Simon Says with an RP2040
  13. Human-Interfacing Devices: The Descriptor Heist
  14. The World’s First Microprocessor: F-14 Central Air Data Computer
  15. The Past, Present, and Future of Inflatable Space Habitats
  16. Ingenuity May Be Grounded, But its Legacy Will Be Grand
  17. Building a Semi-Auto Cookie Dough Gun
  18. A Complete Exchange From Scratch For Your Rotary Dial Phones
  19. New Robots To Explore New Areas Of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant
  20. A Mouse Becomes A Camera
  21. 3D Printed Axial Compressor is On a Mission to Inflate Balloons
  22. A Vintage Monitor Lives Again with a New Heart
  23. Tech in Plain Sight: Escalators
  24. Need a Serial Data Plotter? Better Write Your Own
  25. 3D Printering: Speed Is So Hot Right Now
  26. Roman Dodecahedrons: A Mystifying Archaeological Find
  27. Flux, From Scratch
  28. Ballpoint Switch Is Oh-So Satisfying
  29. Lorenz Attractor Analog Computer with Octave Simulation
  30. Hackaday Links: January 28, 2024
  31. Building Nanoleaf-Inspired Wall Panels That Look Great
  32. Bringing An IBM Butterfly Laptop Back From The Dead
  33. Getting Started With USB-C And Common Pitfalls With Charging And Data Transfer
  34. 3D Printed RC Kart Actually Made Entirely By Hand
  35. No Dish? Try a Portable Weave Helix Antenna
  36. Hotshot 3D Printed Hovercraft is Devastatingly Fast
  37. Harvesting Electricity From High-Voltage Transmission Lines Using Fences
  38. Ground-Effect Vehicle to Carry Passengers Around Hawaii
  39. A Look at 3D Printed Professional LED Signage
  40. A General-Purpose PID Controller
  41. In Praise of “Simple” Projects
  42. A Hydroelectric Dam, Built Out of LEGO
  43. Soldering Holder from Old Lamps
  44. A ZX Spectrum Raytracer, in BASIC
  45. Nanotechnology in Ancient Rome? There Is Evidence
  46. Hacking A Xiaomi Air Purifier’s Filter DRM To Extend Its Lifespan
  47. Building A Cable-Driven Delta Printer
  48. A DIY E-Ink Tank Watch
  49. Hackaday Podcast Episode 254: AI, Hijack Guy, and Water Rockets Fly
  50. Wearable Robot Makes Mountain Climbing a Breeze for Seniors
  51. This Week in Security: MOAB, Microsoft, and Printers
  52. San Francisco Sues To Keep Autonomous Cars Out Of The City
  53. Reviving a Sensorless X-Ray Cabinet with Analog Film
  54. Building a Mouse That’s Also A Computer
  55. Open Vehicle Monitoring System is the Window to Your EV’s Soul
  56. So Long and Thanks for All the Flights: Ingenuity Permanently Grounded After 72 Flights
  57. You Can Use A Crappy Mixer As A Neat Synthesizer
  58. POTS at a Hacker Camp
  59. Displays We Love Hacking: Parallel RGB
  60. Bus Pirate 5 Now Shipping
  61. Could Moon Mining Spoil Its Untouched Grandeur And Science Value?
  62. The NSA’s Furby Artificial Intelligence Scare: FOIA Documents Provide Insight
  63. A Paddle Wheel Ground Effect Vehicle
  64. Upgrading At Least One Component of a TI Calculator
  65. Steamboat Willie Never Sounded Better
  66. FLOSS Weekly Episode 767: Owntracks, Are We There Yet?
  67. Robot: You Keep Using That Word But It Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means
  68. FairBerry Brings the PKB Back to Your Smartphone
  69. Ask Hackaday: What About Imperfect Features?
  70. Random Number Generation by Brain
  71. Human-Written Or Machine-Generated: Finding Intelligence In Language Models
  72. This Unique Flip-Flop Uses Chemistry and Lasers
  73. Massive Water Rocket Is Impressive But Accessible
  74. Crusty: The Story of the Mac SE that Could
  75. A Live Map Display In A 1960s Airliner
  76. Reverse Engineering The Apple Touch Bar Screen
  77. Autofeeding CNC Lathe Cranks Out Parts All By Itself
  78. Testing Your C Knowledge With This One Simple Quiz
  79. Could Solar-Powered Airships Offer Cleaner Travel?
  80. Is This the World’s Smallest N-Scale Train Layout?
  81. DB Cooper Case Could Close Soon Thanks To Particle Evidence
  82. Another Chance To Revive Your Nabaztag
  83. AI on the Hunt for Better Batteries
  84. Writing And Running Atari 2600 Games In Your Browser
  85. Kites Fill Electricity Generation Gaps
  86. X-Ray CT Scanners From eBay, Brought Back to Life
  87. Read QR Codes without a Computer
  88. Inside a Fake LM358
  89. Switching Regulators For Dummies
  90. X-Ray Investigations Hack Chat
  91. Fixing A PDP-11/03 Power Supply Is Easy When You Understand It
  92. Bell Labs is Leaving the Building
  93. 3D Printed Screw Compressor Revisited
  94. Haier Europe Eases Off On Legal Threat And Seeks Dialogue
  95. FM Radio is Discriminating
  96. 640k Was Never Enough For Anyone: How DOS Broke Free
  97. Hackaday Links: January 21, 2024
  98. Simulating Cellular Biology in the Browser
  99. Creators Can Fight Back Against AI With Nightshade
  100. Computer Logic Spins with No Electricity
  101. Reverse-Engineering the Web-@nywhere Watch For 2001-Era Smartwatch Action
  102. Garden Light Turned Mesh Network Node
  103. Learn Sailing Mechanics Without Leaving Dry Land
  104. How A Steam Bug Once Deleted All Of Someone’s User Data
  105. The Giant LEGO You Always Wanted To Play With
  106. HOPE is On, Spread the Word
  107. Street Photography, With RADAR!
  108. Hardware Should Lead Software, Right?
  109. Erasing EEPROMs isn’t Always as Easy as it Seems
  110. Arduino Provides No Fuss SNES-To-USB Conversion
  111. Testing The Atlas ICBM: A 1958 Time Capsule Video
  112. Can Car Parts Grow on Trees?
  113. Alarm Panel Hack Defeats Encryption By Ignoring It
  114. ‘Radar’ Glasses Grant Vision-free Distance Sensing
  115. You Wouldn’t Download a House
  116. Hackaday Podcast Episode 253: More Wood Robot, Glitching and Fuming Nitric Acid, We Heart USB-C
  117. Z80 I/O Madness
  118. This Week in Security: Gitlab, VMware, and PixeFAIL
  119. Haier Threatens Legal Action Against Home Assistant Plugin Developer
  120. Cute Brass Lunar Lander is a Neat Little Environment Monitor
  121. Don’t Panic: a Cooperative Bomb Defusing Game
  122. How To Spend A Million Dollars on The Ultimate Stereo
  123. Turning A 1:150 Scale Model Car Into A Real Driving Car With Lights
  124. Lessons Learned from a High-Voltage Power Supply
  125. Crippled Peregrine Lander to Make Fiery Return Home
  126. Tech in Plain Sight: Windshield Frit
  127. Deep Dive into 3D Printing Nozzles
  128. Predicting the A-Bomb: The Cartmill Affair
  129. A Dim Bulb Tester Is For Testing Other Equipment, Not Bulbs
  130. Android-Powered Rigol Scopes Go Wireless
  131. Neon Watch Glows Rather Nicely, Tells Time
  132. Modeling Network Latency
  133. FLOSS Weekly Episode 766: WebRTC — The Hack that Connects Everyone to Everything
  134. Blastoise Humidifier Shows Us You Don’t Need A 3D Printer If You’re This Good With A 3D Pen
  135. Arduino, Virtually
  136. Linux Fu: Where’s That Darn File?
  137. Fan With Automatic Door Is Perfect For Camper Vans
  138. Sun on the Run: Diving into Solar with a Mobile PV System
  139. Compute the Mandelbrot Set With a Custom RISC-V CPU
  140. Printed Centrifugal Dust Separator Stays on Budget
  141. Check Out This PDP-11 Running Unix With A Teletype Terminal
  142. Need a Refresher on RMS?
  143. Reverse-Engineering A Russian Tornado-S Guidance Circuit Board
  144. Kinetic Clock Is A Clean Modern Way To Tell Time
  145. $50 10Gbps Mesh Network uses USB4
  146. Ask Hackaday: Why Are Self-Checkouts Failing?
  147. A Practical Open Source Air Purifier
  148. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Really Snazzy Folding Keyboard
  149. Betavoltaic Battery Rated To Provide Power For 50 Years
  150. Countdown to a Spaceship Simulator
  151. Breaking The Flash Encryption Feature Of Espressif’s Microcontrollers
  152. AI Binoculars Know More About Birds Than You
  153. PDP-11 Trouble With A Ruthless Power Supply Issue
  154. Feeding The Fire by Robot
  155. Reverse-Engineering The ESP32’s WiFi Binary Blob With A Faraday Cage
  156. USB-C PD: New Technology Done Right
  157. Neutrino Hunters Hack Chat
  158. Haiku OS: The Open Source BeOS You Can Daily Drive in 2024
  159. Solar Chimneys: Viable Energy Solution Or A Lot Of Hot Air?
  160. Vroomba Gets Upgrades and a Spoiler
  161. Remembering ISDN
  162. Simulating a Time-Keeping Radio Signal
  163. Bringing The Voice Assistant Home
  164. Hackaday Links: January 14, 2024
  165. Laptop Memory Upgradable Again
  166. UEVR Project Converts Games to VR, Whether They Like It Or Not
  167. Saving PIC Microcontrollers With DIY Programmer
  168. Möbius Tank’s Twisty Treads Became Bendy
  169. Why The iPad Doesn’t Have A Calculator
  170. How to Operate a 500KW Transmitter
  171. Reverse Engineering Smart Meters, Now with More Fuming Nitric Acid
  172. Simulate Running a Small Hardware Business with Hardware Hustle
  173. Tips For 3D Printing Watertight Test Tubes
  174. Skip the Radio with This Software-Defined Ultrasound Data Link
  175. It’s the Simple Things
  176. OpenWRT to Mark 20 Years with Reference Hardware
  177. Wiring An SD card To A Handspring PDA’s 68K Bus With Only Three SOT23s
  178. Wiring Harness? That’s a Wrap!
  179. The Early History Of The Microcontroller: It Came From Texas
  180. All I Want for Mr. Christmas Is Some New Music
  181. In Praise of Old Meters
  182. A Homebrew GPS Correction System for DIY Land Surveying
  183. Hackaday Podcast Episode 252: X1Plus Hacks Bambu, Scotto Builds a Katana Keyboard, and Bass Puts out Fire
  184. The Simple Tech Behind Hidden Camera Detectors
  185. This Week in Security: AI is Terrible, Ransomware Wrenches, and Airdrop
  186. Bambu Lab To Allow Installing Open Firmware After Signing Waiver
  187. Decoding a ROM From a Picture of the Chip
  188. E-Ink Photo Frame Is A Simple, Pleasing Design
  189. Weird Trashcan is Actually Advanced 1990s Robot
  190. A Dashboard Outside The Car
  191. Voice Controlled Rover Follows Verbal Instructions To Get Around
  192. Retrotechtacular: Rebuilding a Fire-Ravaged Telephone Exchange
  193. Linux Fu: Name That Tune
  194. Building a Loop Station With An RP2040
  195. NASA Adjusts Course on Journey to the Moon
  196. Succulents into Supercapacitors
  197. Faking Bluetooth LE With An nRF24L01+ Module
  198. 19th Century Copy Machine: The Cyclostyle
  199. The Hobbes OS/2 Archive Will Shut Down In April
  200. Pico-Sized Ham Radio
  201. USB-C Power Supply Pushes Almost 2 kW
  202. Brand-New PCB Makes Replica TRS-80 Possible
  203. Open Source Needs a New Mission: Protecting Users
  204. Not Dead Yet: Microsoft Peripherals Get Licensed To Onward Brands
  205. Adding AI to NPCs is Easy, Doing it Well is Hard
  206. How To Build A Fully Offline Smart Home, Or Why You Should Not
  207. AI Pet Door Rejects Dead Mice
  208. FLOSS Weekly Episode 765: That Ship Sailed… and Sank
  209. X1Plus: Open Source Bambu Lab X1 Firmware
  210. Vulcan Nails First Flight, but Peregrine Falls Short
  211. A Compact SMD Reflow Hotplate Powered by USB-PD
  212. A Very 21st Century Receiver for a Very 20th Century Band
  213. 37C3: The Tech Behind Life with Quadraplegia
  214. How to Refrigerate With Urine
  215. Another Tesla Coil Starts
  216. A Picture Frame for Your Eyes Only
  217. Putting the C in C64
  218. Darkroom Robot Automates Away the Tedium of Film Developing
  219. There Are Stradi-various Ways to Make a Violin, and This Is One
  220. Make Your Own Play Station (The Space Is Important)
  221. Liquid Tin Could Be The Key To Cheap, Plentiful Grid Storage
  222. Bringing a Chain Printer Back to Life: The Power Supply
  223. Half Power Bank, Half Spot Welder
  224. Discovery Dish Lets You Pick Up the Final Frontier
  225. World’s First Precision Lathe: Indispensable When Constructing The Antikythera Mechanism
  226. Hackaday Links: January 7, 2024
  227. Using Sound Waves As A Fire Extinguisher
  228. Recreating the Jupiter ACE
  229. Remote-Control Kinetic Sand Table Uses a Single Arduino
  230. 802.11ah Wi-Fi HaLOW: The 1 Kilometer WiFi Standard
  231. A Journey Through Font Rendering
  232. An Adjustable High-Voltage Power Supply Built with Safety in Mind
  233. [Thomas Sanladerer] Gets New Threads
  234. Seeing Fireworks in a Different Light
  235. A Look Inside the Smallest Possible PNG File
  236. 1D Fireworks Are Nice and Quiet
  237. New Year’s Resolutions
  238. No DAC? Try PDM
  239. 3D Printed Eel Could Cost Less At Scale
  240. Video And Audio Playback On Low-End MS-DOS machines
  241. 3D Printed Cookies, Sort Of
  242. Teardown Of Two Russian Missile Sensors
  243. Digital Master Tapes Seek Deck
  244. The ScottoKatana Keyboard is Cutting-Edge
  245. Remembering Niklaus Wirth: Father Of Pascal And Inspiration To Many
  246. Hackaday Podcast Episode 251: Pluto, Pinball, Speedy Surgery, and DIY GPS
  247. High-Resolution MIDI Controller
  248. This Week in Security: Bitwarden, Reverse RDP, and Snake
  249. Getting Root Access on a Tesla
  250. Enabling Intel AMT For BIOS-over-WiFi
  251. Aqueous Battery Solves Lithium’s Problems
  252. Hacking BLE to Liberate Your Exercise Equipment
  253. Telescope Rides on 3D Printed Equatorial Table
  254. DIY Chemistry Points the Way to Open Source Blood Glucose Testing
  255. Sandpaper Alternatives for 3D Prints
  256. The World Of Web Browsers Is In A Bad Way
  257. How Good Is The Cheapest Generator On Amazon?
  258. British Hospital Blasts Through Waiting Lists By Slashing Surgeon Downtime
  259. CH32 RISC-V MCUs Get Official Arduino Support
  260. Current-Based Side-Channel Attacks, Two Ways
  261. ProPico For Your Pro Pico Needs
  262. Cessna 208B Grand Caravan Flies Under Remote Control
  263. FLOSS Weekly Episode 764: You Have to Be Pretty Cynical
  264. An Extensive Walkthrough On Building Your Own KSP Controller
  265. Add the Analog Toolkit to Your…Toolkit
  266. Retrotechtacular: The Fell Locomotive
  267. Pinball with No Computers
  268. A Few Reasonable Rules For The Responsible Use Of New Technology
  269. From KiCad to Blender for a Stunning Render
  270. Gyro-Controlled Labyrinth Game Outputs to VGA
  271. Video Feedback Machine Creates Analog Fractals
  272. Saving An Expensive Sony HW65ES Projector With Some Fresh Chips
  273. Explosion-Scarred Scope Gets Plastic Surgery Hackerspace Style
  274. You Wouldn’t 3D Print a Toilet…
  275. Building a GPS Receiver from the Ground Up
  276. It’s Pronounced GIF
  277. Impressively Responsive Air Drums Built Using the Raspberry Pi Pico
  278. 2023: As The Hardware World Turns
  279. Air Hockey Table Embraces DOOM , Retro Gaming
  280. An Animated LED Fireplace Powered By The CH32V003
  281. NHL ’24 ROM Hack Reimagines Classic Game, Zamboni And All
  282. Spying on the ESP32’s GPIO
  283. Precise Positioning with the RP2040
  284. Electroluminescent Surfboard Looks Sharp For Night Surfing
  285. Developing An App For Reduced-Gravity Flying
  286. Building a Simple Compressed Air Cannon Is Easy
  287. A Deep Dive into Quadcopter Controls
  288. Wii-Inspired Controller Built Using Raspberry Pi Pico
  289. Frog Boy Color Reimagines The Game Boy Color Hardware From The Ground Up
  290. How IBM Stumbled Onto RISC
  291. An Electronic Orchestra Baton

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