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December 2025

  1. Bringing A Yagi Antenna to 915MHz LoRa
  2. Escaping the Linux Networking Stack at Cloudflare
  3. Rectal Oxygenation Could Save Your Life One Day
  4. Measuring Caffeine Content At Home
  5. Why Can’t I 3D Print With Rubber?
  6. It’s Time To Make A Major Change to D-Bus On Linux
  7. Chamber Master: Control Your 3D Printer Enclosure Like a Pro
  8. Modernizing a Classic Datsun Engine
  9. All Projections Suck, So Play Risk on a Globe Instead
  10. TULIP: The Ultimate Intelligent Peripheral for the HP-41 Handheld Calculator
  11. Xcc700: Self-Hosted C Compiler for the ESP32/Xtensa
  12. Vice of Old Brought to the Modern Age
  13. Linux Fu: Compose Yourself!
  14. The Confusing World Of Bus Mice
  15. Know Audio: Microphone Basics
  16. Microsoft’s WebTV is Being Revived by Fans
  17. 39C3: Liberating ESP32 Bluetooth
  18. Playing a Game of Linux on your Sony Playstation 2
  19. The Rise of Fake Casio Scientific Calculators
  20. 3D Printing a Telescope is Rewarding, Even if Not Always Cheaper
  21. 39C3: Recreating Sandstorm
  22. Different Algorithms Sort Christmas Lights
  23. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Keyboard-Mouse, Again
  24. 39C3: Hacking Washing Machines
  25. How Wind Nearly Took Down Boulder NTP
  26. Only Known Copy of UNIX V4 Recovered From Tape
  27. 39C3: Hardware, and the Hard Bit
  28. The Birotary Engine Explained
  29. Streaming Music to Cassette
  30. Retro Semiconductors: The Silicon Controlled Rectifier
  31. Photographing Cosmic Rays with a Consumer Camera
  32. Create Aerated Concrete Using Xanthan Gum and Dishwashing Liquid
  33. Cheetah MX4 Mini: A Pint-Sized 3D Printer Controller
  34. Cloudflare’s Outages and Why Cool Kids Test on Prod
  35. Raspberry Pi Gets Desktop Form Factor
  36. Moving Mousepad Is An Elegant Aimbot
  37. What to do When Your Foucault Pendulum Stops Swinging
  38. Seeing Sound for Under $200
  39. Building Beautiful LED Lanterns With Black LED Acrylic
  40. Playing DOOM on a Receipt Printer
  41. Active Ideal Full Bridge Rectifier using TEA2208T
  42. Print Your Next LED Bezel
  43. Building a Wall-Mounted Sound Visualizer
  44. Drunken eBay Purchase Becomes Motorized, Speaking Dalek
  45. Simulating Driven-Dissipative Quantum Spin Dynamics on Consumer Hardware
  46. Mini Battery-Powered Vapor-Compression Air Conditioner
  47. Pocket-sized Test Pattern Generator Helps Check those CRTs
  48. Retrotechtacular: IBM’s The World of OCR
  49. 3D Printed PC Case Focuses On Ease Of Access
  50. NVIDIA Drops Pascal Support on Linux, Causing Chaos on Arch Linux
  51. PC Watercooling Uses Everything But CNC Machining
  52. Cookie Launcher Makes You Catch Your Own Snack
  53. Treating Functions as Vectors in Hilbert Space
  54. Redneck Spaceship From Trash
  55. FibreSeeker 3: Continuous Carbon Fiber vs Chopped CF
  56. MQTT Pager Build is Bringing Beepers Back
  57. Born to Burn: the Battle Born LFP Battery
  58. Twelve Days of Christmas as Performed By 1980s Speech Chip
  59. Building a High-Performance Shifter for Sim Racing
  60. Printing With Metal on the Ender 3 Using Only a Friction Wheel
  61. Mesh “Lens” Lets Your Camera Make Weird Pixel Art
  62. Abusing x86 SIMD Instructions to Optimize PlayStation 3 Emulation
  63. Disposable Camera Viewfinder Becomes 3D Printed Lens
  64. DIY E-Reader Folds Open Like a Book
  65. Roll Your Own Hall Effect Sensor
  66. Silicon-Based MEMS Resonators Offer Accuracy in Little Space
  67. Nixie Tube Dashboard is Period-Appropriate Hack to Vintage Volvo
  68. Exploring Modern SID Chip Substitutes
  69. Breathe Easy While Printing With this VOC Calculator
  70. Be Wary of Flash-less ESP32-C3 Super Mini Boards
  71. Old FM Radio Upcycled Into Classy Bluetooth Speaker
  72. Tackling Tremors With DIY Technology
  73. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Ultimate Portable Split
  74. The Nokia N900 Updated For 2025
  75. Surviving the RAM Apocalypse With Software Optimizations
  76. libxml2 Narrowly Avoids Becoming Unmaintained
  77. Using an e-Book Reader as a Secondary Display
  78. SigCore UC: An Open-Source Universal I/O Controller for the Raspberry Pi
  79. An HO Model Power Bogie For Not A Lot
  80. High-Speed Pocket Hot Dog Cooker
  81. Christmas Ornament Has Hidden Compartment, Clever Design
  82. Calibrating a Printer with Computer Vision and Precise Timing
  83. Ask Hackaday: What Goes Into A Legible Font, And Why Does It Matter?
  84. The Music of the Sea
  85. Internet-Connected Consoles Are Retro Now, And That Means Problems
  86. How To Build Good Contact Mics
  87. Lichtenberg Lightning in a Bottle, Thanks To The Magic of Particle Accelerators
  88. Origami on another Level with 3D Printing
  89. The Unusual Pi Boot Process Explained
  90. Hackaday Links: December 21, 2025
  91. Pause Print, Add Hardware, and Enjoy Strength
  92. Why Chopped Carbon Fiber in FDM Prints is a Contaminant
  93. A Compact, Browser-Based ESP32 Oscilloscope
  94. Shoot Instax Film in a Polaroid Camera With The Aid Of Tape
  95. A Heavily Modified Rivian Attempts the Cannonball Run
  96. A Tiny Reflecting Telescope For Portable Astronomy
  97. Building a Multi-Channel Pipette for Parallel Experimentation
  98. Hardware Store Marauder’s Map is Clarkian Magic
  99. The ‘Hidden’ Microphone inside the Sipeed NanoKVM
  100. Two-Wheeled Arduino Robot Project for Beginners
  101. Retrocomputing: Simulacrum or the Real Deal?
  102. Testing 8 Solder Flux Pastes After Flux Killed a GeForce2 GTS
  103. Linux On A Floppy: Still (Just About) Possible
  104. Reverse-Engineering the Intel 8087 Stack Circuitry
  105. Improving the Cloud Chamber
  106. 915 MHz Forecast: Rolling Your Own Offline Weather Station
  107. Cheap 3D Printer Becomes CNC Wood Engraver
  108. Decapsulating a PIC12F683 to Examine Its CMOS Implementation
  109. Hackaday Podcast Episode 350: Damnation for Spreadsheets, Praise for Haiku, and Admiration for the Hacks In Between
  110. Attach a Full Size Lens to a Tiny Camera
  111. This Week in Security: PostHog, Project Zero Refresh, and Thanks For All the Fish
  112. Surplus Industrial Robot Becomes two-ton 3D Printer
  113. Windmill Desk Lamp Is Beautifully Soothing
  114. The Miracle of Color TV
  115. Automatically Remove AI Features From Windows 11
  116. Building And Testing A Turbine Driven Hydro Generator
  117. Nostalgic Camera is a Mashup of Analog Video Gear
  118. Chip Swap Fixes a Dead Amiga 600
  119. Bare Metal STM32: Increasing the System Clock and Running Dhrystone
  120. Interactive Hopscotch Tiles Make The Game More Exciting
  121. Turn ‘Em On: Modern Nintendo Cartridges May Have a Limited Lifespan
  122. Neutrino Transmutation Observed For the First Time
  123. The Quirky Peripherals In Medical PC Setups
  124. Designing a CPU for Native BASIC
  125. Germanium Semiconductor Made Superconductor by Gallium Doping
  126. Underwater Jetpack is Almost Practical
  127. Building a Flying Blended Wing Body Aircraft Prototype
  128. FLOSS Weekly Episode 859: OpenShot: Simple and Fast
  129. The PediSedate: A Winning Combination Of Video Games And Anesthesia
  130. AI Picks Outfits With Abandon
  131. Catching those Old Busses
  132. The Lethal Danger of Combining Welding and Brake Cleaner
  133. WiFi Menorah for Eight Nights of Bandwidth
  134. Make Your Own Tires For RC Cars
  135. Memory at the Speed of Light
  136. Laser Cutter Plus CYMK Spraypaint Equals Full-Color Prints
  137. Building A Granular Sampler Synth
  138. Debugging the AMD GPU
  139. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Curious Keyboards
  140. Virtual Pet Responds To WiFi
  141. Thorium-Metal Alloys and Radioactive Jet Engines
  142. After Decades, Linux Finally Gains Stable GPIB Support
  143. Why Push a Button When a Machine Can Do It For You
  144. Building a Commodore 64 Laptop
  145. Magnetic Transformer Secrets
  146. Plug Into USB, Read Hostname and IP Address
  147. Giant Neopixel Is Just Like The Regular Kind, Only Bigger
  148. 3D Printing and Metal Casting are a Great Match
  149. Pufferfish Venom Can Kill, Or It Can Relieve Pain
  150. Tearing Down Walmart’s $12 Keychain Camera
  151. A Brief History of the Spreadsheet
  152. Mass Spectrometer Tear Down
  153. All-Screen Keyboard Has Flexible Layouts
  154. Hackaday Links: December 14, 2025
  155. It Only Takes a Handful of Samples To Poison Any Size LLM, Anthropic Finds
  156. Finally, A Pipe Slapophone With MIDI
  157. Taking Electronics to a Different Level
  158. Printing with PHA Filament as Potential Alternative to PLA
  159. Teardown of a 5th Generation Prius Inverter
  160. Need For Speed Map IRL
  161. Why Games Work, and How to Build Them
  162. Watch a Recording Lathe From 1958 Cut a Lacquer Master Record
  163. Mentra Brings Open Smart Glasses OS With Cross-Compat
  164. Condensing Diesel Heater Hack Is Dripping With Efficiency
  165. Get Statistical About Your Pet With This Cat Tracking Dashboard
  166. User Serviceable Parts
  167. Biohack Your Way To Lactose Tolerance (Through Suffering)
  168. PJON, Open Single-Wire Bus Protocol, Goes Verilog
  169. The Near Space Adventures of Bradfield the Bear
  170. Super-Sizing Insects and the Benefits of Bones
  171. Liberating AirPods with Bluetooth Spoofing
  172. Hidden Camera Build Proves You Can’t Trust Walnuts
  173. Rats Get even Better at Playing DOOM
  174. Review: Cherry G84-4100 Keyboard
  175. Hackaday Podcast Episode 349: Clocks, AI, and a New 3D Printer Guy
  176. Weird Email Appliance Becomes AI Terminal
  177. This Week in Security: Hornet, Gogs, and Blinkenlights
  178. NASA May Have Lost the MAVEN Mars Orbiter
  179. Consider This Pocket Machine For Your iPhone Backups
  180. DIY Synth Takes Inspiration From Fretted Instruments
  181. Step into my Particle Accelerator
  182. Designing a Simpler Cycloidal Drive
  183. Amiibo Emulator Becomes Pocket 2.4 GHz Spectrum Analyzer
  184. Extremely Rare Electric Piano Restoration
  185. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: Haiku R1/beta5
  186. tinyCore Board Teaches Core Microcontroller Concepts
  187. Creating User-Friendly Installers Across Operating Systems
  188. Iteration3D is Parametric Python in the Cloud
  189. Building Rust Apps For Cheap Hackable Handheld Console
  190. Reverse Sundial Still Tells Time
  191. Your Supercomputer Arrives in the Cloud
  192. Volumetric Display With Lasers and Bubbly Glass
  193. Production KiCad Template Covers All Your Bases
  194. FLOSS Weekly Episode 858: YottaDB: Sometimes the Solution is Bigger Servers
  195. Why LLMs are Less Intelligent than Crows
  196. Cheap 10x10cm Hotplate Punches Above Its Weight
  197. Ask Hackaday: Solutions, or Distractions?
  198. Failed 3D Printed Part Brings Down Small Plane
  199. A Musically-Reactive LED Christmas Tree
  200. Putting KDE On Raspberry Pi OS Simpler Than Expected
  201. MagQuest: Measuring Earth’s Magnetic Field with Space-Based Quantum Sensors
  202. Making Glasses That Detect Smartglasses
  203. G4 iMac Becomes a Monitor with a MagSafe Secret
  204. A Deep Drive Deep Dive Into a Twin-Rotor Motor
  205. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the C64 Keyboard
  206. Super Simple Deadbuggable Bluetooth Chip
  207. PCB Design Review: TinySparrow, A Module For CAN Hacking, v2
  208. The EFF Nails It: What’s Wrong With UK Digital ID
  209. LED Hourglass is a Great Learning Project
  210. RP2350 Done Framework Style
  211. The Engineering That Makes A Road Cat’s Eye Self-Cleaning
  212. Build Yourself a Graphing Weather Display
  213. One Lucky 3DS Gets A Switch-Style Dock
  214. Trace Line Clock Does It With Magnets
  215. Linux Fu: The SSD Super Cache
  216. Cheap And Aggressive DRAM Chip Tester
  217. Belting out the Audio
  218. How Big is Your Video Again? Square vs Rectangular Pixels
  219. Off-Axis Rotation For Amiga-Themed Levitating Lamp
  220. 34-Year-Old Macintosh ROM Bug Revealed By Emulator
  221. A Touchscreen MIDI Controller For The DIY Set
  222. Wavebird Controller Soars Once More with Open Source Adapter
  223. Hackaday Links: December 7, 2025
  224. USB Video Capture Devices: Wow! They’re All Bad!!
  225. Neat Techniques To Make Interactive Light Sculptures
  226. Anatomy Of A Minimalist Home Computer
  227. The Key to Plotting
  228. The ZX Spectrum Finally Got An FPS
  229. F1 Light Box Helps You Know the Current Race Status
  230. Standalone USB-PD Stack For All Your Sink Needs
  231. Lessons Learned After Trying MeshCore for Off-grid Text Messaging
  232. Bridging RTL-433 To Home Assistant
  233. Emulate ROMs at 12MHz With Pico2 PIO
  234. Something New Every Day, Something Relevant Every Week?
  235. Electronic Dice Built The Old Fashioned Way
  236. Sudo Clean Up My Workbench
  237. Blue Hedgehog, Meet Boing Ball: Can Sonic Run on Amiga?
  238. Adding Electronics to a Classic Game
  239. Magic Magikarp Makes Moves
  240. Garage Fridge Gets New DIY Controller
  241. Reason versus Sentimental Attachment for Old Projects
  242. Hackaday Podcast Episode 348: 50 Grams of PLA Hold a Ton, Phreaknic Badge is Off The Shelf, and Hackers Need Repair Manuals
  243. Mac System 7 On a G4? Why Not!
  244. This Week in Security: React, JSON Formatting, and the Return of Shai Hulud
  245. Warnings About Retrobright Damaging Plastics After 10 Year Test
  246. Off-Grid, Small-Scale Payment System
  247. Biogas Production For Surprisingly Little Effort
  248. Building a Microscope without Lenses
  249. Preventing a Mess with the Weller WDC Solder Containment Pocket
  250. Build A Pocket-Sized Wi-Fi Analyzer
  251. Raising a GM EV1 from the Dead
  252. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Pretty Protoypes
  253. An Introduction to Analog Filtering
  254. Ore Formation: A Surface Level Look
  255. UEFI On ARM? More Likely Than You Think
  256. New Browser-based CAD System is Best Friends With Triangle Meshes
  257. What Happens When You Pump 30,000 Watts Into a Tungsten Incandescent Light Bulb?
  258. The Database Powering America’s Hospitals May Not be What You Expect
  259. Ride On with FOSS and GoldenCheetah
  260. Franken-engine Plays Its Own Swan Song at 15k RPM
  261. FLOSS Weekly Episode 857: SOCification
  262. 3D Printering: That New Color Printer
  263. That Power Bank Isn’t Quite So Sweet
  264. In Which I Vibe-Code a Personal Library System
  265. Shelf Life Extended: Hacking E-Waste Tags into Conference Badges
  266. Get to the Games on Time with This Ancient-Style Waterclock
  267. Making Quinetic Gear Work With Home Assistant
  268. Wago’s Online Community Is Full Of Neat Wago Tools
  269. Retro Style VFO Has Single-Digit Parts Count
  270. LoRa Repeater Lasts 5 Years on PVC Pipe and D Cells
  271. Retrotechtacular: Learning the Slide Rule the New Old Fashioned Way
  272. How Cross-Channel Plumbing Fuelled The Allied March On Berlin
  273. A Stylish Moon And Tide Clock For The Mantlepiece
  274. Give Us One Manual For Normies, Another For Hackers
  275. Build Your Own Glasshole Detector
  276. Little Lie Detector is Probably No Worse Than The Big Ones
  277. Converting a 1980s Broadcast Camera to HDMI
  278. Necroprinting Isn’t As Bad As It Sounds
  279. TARS-Like Robot Both Rolls, and Walks
  280. Using a Level 2 Charger to Work Around Slow 120 VAC Kettles
  281. Quiet Your Drums With An Electronic Setup
  282. Australia’s New Asbestos Scare In Schools
  283. How To Design 3D Printed Pins that Won’t Break
  284. 3D Printing and the Dream of Affordable Prosthetics
  285. The New Pebble: Now 100% Open Source
  286. Sensor Package Aims To Predict Acid Rain
  287. All Handheld Antennas Are Not Born The Same
  288. A Deep Dive into Using PIO and DMA on the RP2350
  289. Retrotechtacular: The $550K Video Conferencing System Used to Make Bee Movie

November 2025

  1. Tiny Little TV Runs On ESP32
  2. Raise Bikes to the Heavens with Humble Garage Door Opener
  3. How to Make Big Cabinets on a Small CNC Router
  4. Magnus Effect Drone Flies, Looks Impossible
  5. A Holographic Seven-Segment Clock
  6. Has Steampunk Delivered the Hoverboard?
  7. DIY Light Panels Work With Home Assistant
  8. On the Benefits of Filling 3D Prints With Spray Foam
  9. A Flexible Light Inspired by IKEA
  10. Building a Simple Ribbon Synth
  11. Hacky Thanksgiving
  12. How To Print PETG as Transparently as Possible
  13. Portable Plasma Cutter Removes Rust, Packs a (Reasonable) Punch
  14. Instant Sketch Camera Is Like A Polaroid That Draws
  15. 3D Printing for the Hospital Setting
  16. Live Train Departure Screens Keep You Abreast of Transit Developments
  17. Build Your Own Compact Temp Gun
  18. USB DAC Comes With Graphic EQ
  19. Hackaday Podcast Episode 347: Breaking Kindles, Baby’s First Synth, and Barcodes!
  20. An Online Repository for KiCad Schematics
  21. Damaged Pocket Computer Becomes Portable Linux Machine
  22. The Eleven-Faced Die That Emulates Two Six-sided Dice
  23. Any Old TV Can Be A Clock With Arduino
  24. US Patent Changes Promise Severe Consequences
  25. Designing PLA to Hold Over a Metric Ton
  26. Hydrofoil Bikes Are Harder To Build Than You Think
  27. One-Way Data Extraction For Logging On Airgapped Systems
  28. Stack n’ Rack Your Hardware With the HomeRacker Project
  29. Google is Building a New OS
  30. This Bedtime Bot Enforces Better Sleep Hygiene
  31. KiDoom Brings Classic Shooter to KiCad
  32. A Friendly Reminder That Your Unpowered SSDs Are Probably Losing Data
  33. Benchmarking Chinese CPUs
  34. Building a Low-Cost Satellite Tracker
  35. FLOSS Weekly Episode 856: QT: Fix It Please, My Mom is Calling
  36. Elli Furedy Brings Cyberpunk Games to Life
  37. The Busch Electronic Digital-Technik 2075 Digital Lab from the 1970s
  38. Chinese Regulators May Kill Retractable Car Door Handles That Never Should Have Existed
  39. MicroCAD Programs CAD
  40. There’s Nothing Backwards About This Laser Cut Retrograde Clock
  41. A Bird Watching Assistant
  42. Boosting Antihydrogen Production using Beryllium Ions
  43. DIY Test Gear from 1981
  44. Build A High Voltage Supply For Vacuum Tube Work
  45. The Zen Must Flow From Arrakis Sand Table
  46. Citizen Science by the Skin of Your Teeth
  47. Heater is Either a Miracle or a Scam
  48. So Long Firefox, Hello Vivaldi
  49. Simple Tricks To Make Your Python Code Faster
  50. Unusual Circuits in the Intel 386’s Standard Cell Logic
  51. The AirPort Express Still Works In 2025 Thanks To Apple’s Ongoing Support
  52. Water on Mars? Maybe Not
  53. Retrofits Done Right: Physical Controls for Heated Seats
  54. Ultrasonic Cutting on the Cheap
  55. Testing the Survivability of Moss in Space
  56. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Elegant Macro Pad
  57. Build Yourself a Medium-Format Camera
  58. The Unexpected Joys Of Hacking an Old Kindle
  59. Barcodes, “Lasers”, and Fourier Transforms
  60. Smelly Ultrasound
  61. Expensive Batteries Hide Cheap Tricks
  62. A Couple Of New DOS PCs Appear
  63. Hackaday Links: November 23, 2025
  64. Retrotechtacular: Computers in Schools? 1979 Says Yes
  65. Measuring Earth’s Rotation with Two Gyroscopes
  66. A PCB Can Be A Hydrofoil, If it Really Wants To
  67. Deep Fission Wants to put Nuclear Reactors Deep Underground
  68. Saving a Rental Ebike From the Landfill
  69. DIY Polyphonic Synth Sings in 8-Part Harmony
  70. Assistive Radio Tells You What You Can’t See
  71. DIY TENS Machine is a Pain-Relief PCB
  72. Building an Acoustic Radiometer
  73. ravynOS: Open Source macOS with Same BSD Pedigree
  74. Why Do We Love Weird Old Tech?
  75. Baby’s First Synth was Daddy’s First Project
  76. It’s Hard to Make a (Good) Oscillator
  77. Microsoft Open Sources Zork I, II and III
  78. How to Use That Slide Rule
  79. Making Actually Useful Schematics in KiCad
  80. Wiring Up The Railway, All The Live-Long Day
  81. Commodore’s Most Popular Computer gets DOOM -style Shooter
  82. Hackaday Podcast Episode 346: Melting Metal in the Microwave, Unlocking Car Brakes and Washing Machines, and a Series of Tubes
  83. Sweet Sound Sculpture Helps You Sleep Soundly
  84. This Week in Security: Cloudflare Wasn’t DNS, BADAUDIO, and Not a Vuln
  85. Remember XBMC? It’s Back!
  86. Handling Human Waste in the Sky
  87. A Paper Caper: The Hole Data
  88. How One Uncaught Rust Exception Took Out Cloudflare
  89. Gilbert Cell Lacks Sullivan
  90. Wear this RISC V, RPN Calculator Watch for Maximum Nerd Cred
  91. Fixing a Milltronics ML15 CNC Lathe Despite the Manufacturer’s Best Efforts
  92. So Long, Firefox, Part One
  93. Rare Filament Makes Weird Benchies
  94. Mating Cycles: Engineering Connectors to Last
  95. Diskette Game Floppy Flopper is Certainly no Flop
  96. Pong Gets the Boot
  97. Amiga? Arduino? AMeagerBall Gets the Uno Bouncing
  98. Browser Fingerprinting and Why VPNs Won’t Make You Anonymous
  99. Possibly-Smallest ESP32 Board Uses Smallest-Footprint Parts
  100. Build a Stranger Things Wall You Can Freak Out At In Your Own Home
  101. FLOSS Weekly Episode 855: Get in the Minecart, Loser!
  102. Hackers Can’t Spend a Penny
  103. Damn Fine (Solar Powered) Coffee
  104. Why Samsung Phones Are Failing Emergency Calls In Australia
  105. Smart Bandage Leverages AI Model For Healing Purposes
  106. Charge NiMH Batteries with Style, Panache and an RP2040
  107. Hacking a Pill Camera
  108. Kubernetes Cluster Goes Mobile in Pet Carrier
  109. Humane Mousetrap Lets You Know It’s Caught Something
  110. Casting Metal Tools With Kitchen Appliances
  111. Cheap VHF Antenna? Can Do!
  112. Congratulations to the 2025 Component Abuse Challenge Winners
  113. A Quick Primer On TinkerCAD’s New Features
  114. In Praise of Plasma TVs
  115. Internet Archive Hits One Trillion Web Pages
  116. Micro:Bit Gets Pseudo-Polyphonic Sound With Neat Hack
  117. Exploring The Performance Gains Of Four-Pin MOSFETs
  118. Writing Type-Safe Generics in C
  119. Binary Clock Also Monitors Weather
  120. Building a Smart Speaker Outside the Corporate Cloud
  121. Meet The Shape That Cannot Pass Through Itself
  122. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Cipher-Capable Typewriter
  123. Watching Radioactive Decay with a Homemade Spinthariscope
  124. Tech in Plain Sight: Pneumatic Tubes
  125. TMS9900-based Home Brew Computer
  126. Reverse Engineering the Miele Diagnostic Interface
  127. An Introduction to DC Motor Technology
  128. Supersized Calculator Brings the Whole Intel 4004 Gang Together
  129. Hackaday Links: November 16, 2025
  130. The Simplest Ultrasound Sensor Module, Minus the Module
  131. The King of Rocket Photography
  132. Using Multiple Quadcopters to Efficiently Lift Loads Together
  133. An AI By Any Other Name
  134. Making a Machine to Sort One Million Pounds of LEGO
  135. The Fastest (68k) Macintosh Might Not Be an Amiga Anymore
  136. Hyundai Paywalls Brake Pad Changes
  137. (Neural) Networking with a Business Card
  138. Using the Pyroelectric Effect to Identify Broken MLCC Capacitors
  139. The Engineering Behind Valve’s new VR Headset
  140. The Value of a Worked Example
  141. eVTOL for Everyone
  142. If It Ain’t Broke… Add Something to It
  143. Intel GPUs on Raspberry Pi Is So Wrong it Feels Right
  144. Precision Current Sources by the Numbers
  145. Building a Drivable, Life-Size 3D-Printed LEGO Technic Buggy
  146. Meet Me on My Rotary Phone
  147. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The VIA Makes Noise, Again
  148. Hackaday Podcast Episode 345: A Stunning Lightsaber, Two Extreme Cameras, and Wrangling Roombas
  149. WWII Secret Agents for Science
  150. This Week in Security: Landfall, Imunify AV, and Sudo Rust
  151. Android Developer Verification Starts as Google Partially Retreats on Measures
  152. FPGA Brings Antique Processor to Life
  153. An Improbable, Doomed Star System in a Clockwork Coffee Table
  154. Tiny386 on an Espressif ESP32-S3
  155. What Do You Call an Ekranoplan With an Outboard Motor?
  156. 3D Printing A Piano Action
  157. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Relay Used As Guitar Pickup
  158. The Pi 500 Turned Overkill Bluetooth Keyboard
  159. If IRobot Falls, Hackers are Ready to Wrangle Roombas
  160. Running a Minecraft Server on a WiFi Light Bulb
  161. 3D Printed Mail is a Modern Solution to an Ancient Problem
  162. Installing an 84MB Hard Drive Into a PDP-11/44
  163. There’s no Rust on this Ironclad Kernel
  164. Cheap Multimeter Gets Webified
  165. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Light an LED With Nothing
  166. FLOSS Weekly Episode 854: The Big Daddy Core
  167. Radio Apocalypse: Survivable Low-Frequency Communication System
  168. Morse Code for China
  169. Pi Compute Modules Make for Compact Cluster
  170. Join the The Newest Social Network and Party Like its 1987
  171. Resurrecting Conquer: A Game from the 1980s
  172. Wayland’s Never-Ending Opposition to Multi-Window Positioning
  173. Emulating a 74LS48 BCD-to-7-Segment Decoder/Driver with an Altera MAX 7000 “S” Series Complex Programmable Logic Device
  174. Have a Slice of Bumble Berry Pi
  175. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Slip Ring In Your Parts Bin
  176. Gene Therapy Aims To Slow Huntington’s Disease To A Crawl
  177. Real-Time BART in a Box Smaller Than Your Coffee Mug
  178. Moving From Windows to FreeBSD as the Linux Chaos Alternative
  179. Nest Thermostat: Now 100% Less Evil
  180. Another Thermal Printer, Conquered
  181. Programming the 6581 Sound Interface Device (SID) with the 6502
  182. The Sanskrit Square Root Algorithm
  183. Investigating Soldering Iron Phantom Voltage
  184. Testing Whether Fast Charging Kills Smartphone Batteries, and Other Myths
  185. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Playing Audio on a Microphone
  186. The Strange Depression Switch Discovered Deep Inside The Brain
  187. RP2040 From Scratch: Roll Your Own Dev Board Magic
  188. “AI, Make Me A Degree Certificate”
  189. Switch Switch 2 to CRT
  190. An Unnecessary (But Cool) Processor
  191. Recreating the Destroyed Case of LGR’s Rare 1980s Laptop
  192. Have They Found a Complete UNIX V4?
  193. Hackaday Links: November 9, 2025
  194. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Dawg Gone LED Tester
  195. Concrete Lathe Turns Metal
  196. Mesmerizing Marble Runs from Procedural Generation
  197. Target the Best AA, and Take No Flak
  198. The Cardboard Airplane Saga Continues
  199. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Heat Activated LED Candles
  200. Teardown of HP Optical Link and Signal Investigations Using Siglent Technology
  201. Autopsy of a First-Generation RX7 Mazda Rotary Car Engine
  202. Camera Capabilities Unlocked from a Mouse
  203. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Glowing Neon From a 9 V Relay
  204. Thanks for a Superconference
  205. What has 5,000 Batteries and Floats?
  206. BIOS Detectives Find Ghost Of Previously Unknown PC
  207. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Using Inductors to Steal Power from Qi Wireless Charging Base Station
  208. OldVersion.com Archive Facing Shutdown Due to Financing Issues
  209. Screen-Accurate Lightsaber As a Practical Effect
  210. Medium Format, 3 GigaPixel Camera Puts It All On the Line (Sensor)
  211. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Pushing a 555 to the Limit
  212. Hackaday Podcast Episode 344: Board with Lasers, Op-Amp Torture, and Farewell Supercon 9
  213. An LED Projector as a Lighting Effect
  214. This Week in Security: Bogus Ransom, WordPress Plugins, and KASLR
  215. Pi-Powered Camera Turns Heads and Lenses In Equal Measure
  216. Artsy and Durable Recycling from a Heat Press
  217. The Water-Cooled PS3 Sony Never Made
  218. ABCCAD is Voxels Meets LEGO in AR
  219. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Reverse Biasing an NPN BJT
  220. Making Steam-Powered LEGO Machines
  221. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Overdriven LEDs Outshine the Sun
  222. Share Your Projects: Imperfectionism
  223. DIY Powerwall Blows Clouds, Competition Out of the Water
  224. Japan’s Forgotten Analog HDTV Standard Was Well Ahead Of Its Time
  225. Countdown To Pi 1 Loss Of Support, Activated
  226. Make Metal Rain with Thermal Spraying
  227. Spectravideo Computers Get A Big Upgrade
  228. A Pentium In Your Hand
  229. Better 3D-Printed Bridges Are Possible, With the Right Settings
  230. Hacking Buttons Back Into the Car Stereo
  231. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Ever-Versatile Transistor as a Temperature Sensor
  232. The Deadliest US Nuclear Accident is Not What You Think
  233. SolidWorks Certification… With FreeCAD?
  234. Medieval Iron, Survivorship Bias and Modern Metallurgy
  235. CardFlix: NFC Cards for Kid-Friendly Streaming Magic
  236. Audio Sound Capture Project Needs Help
  237. X-wing Aircraft Are Trickier Than They Look
  238. The Headache of Fake 74LS Logic Chips
  239. A Paintball Turret Controlled Via Xbox Controller
  240. Print in Place Pump Pushes Limits of Printing
  241. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Weigh With A TL074
  242. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: ReactOS 0.4.15
  243. Rocket Roll Control, The Old Fashioned Way
  244. Lithium-Ion Batteries: WHY They Demand Respect
  245. Making Audible Sense Of A Radiation Hunt
  246. Adding ISA Ports To Modern Motherboards
  247. Reproduced and Recovered: the First Chinese Keyboard-based MingKwai Typewriter
  248. Regular Old Diodes Can Be More Photosensitive Than You Think
  249. Print-and-Clamp: Rubber Band PCB Stand Slides into Duty
  250. Dual-Arm Mobile Bot Built on IKEA Cart Costs Hundreds, Not Thousands
  251. MCE Blaster Translates TTL For Modern(ish) Monitors
  252. Folding Lamp Becomes A Tasty Reverb Tank
  253. Repurposing Dodgy Android TV Boxes As Linux Boxes
  254. Is This The Last PCB You’ll Ever Buy?
  255. 3D Printering: Liquid-Filled Filament Was Not On Our Bingo Card
  256. Does 3D-Printed Foam Make Good Custom Tires?
  257. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: A Piezo Disk Powers A Transmitter
  258. Pi Zero Powers A Little Indoor Rover
  259. Building a Rubik’s Cube That Solves Itself
  260. Building A DIY Ryzen-Based PC!
  261. Building a Xenon Lamp for Spectroscopy
  262. Multitasking On The Humble Z80 CPU
  263. An Audio Brick For Your Smart Home
  264. Building a PV Solar-Powered Quadcopter
  265. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: A Transistor As A Voltage Reference
  266. DIY Pinball Machine Uses Every Skill
  267. Supercon 2025: Streaming Live
  268. Simple Device Can Freeze Wi-Fi Camera Feeds
  269. Volumetric Display Takes a Straight Forward (and Backward) Approach
  270. ChatControl Gets Coup-De-Grace
  271. Making YouTube Work in the Netscape 4.5 Browser on Windows 98

October 2025

  1. Building a Clamshell Writer Deck
  2. This Week in Security: Vibecoding, Router Banning, and Remote Dynamic Dependencies
  3. Scared for a Drink?
  4. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: An Input Is Now An Output
  5. Speech Synthesis on A 10 Cent Microcontroller
  6. Learn What a Gaussian Splat Is, Then Make One
  7. There’s Nothing Boring About Web Search on Retro Amigas
  8. Hacking Together an Expensive-Sounding Microphone At Home
  9. PhantomRaven Attack Exploits NPM’s Unchecked HTTP URL Dependency Feature
  10. 100-Year Old Wagon Wheel Becomes Dynamometer
  11. Iconic Xbox Prototype Brought to Life
  12. Build Your Own Force-Feedback Joystick
  13. The Time Of Year For Things That Go Bump In The Night
  14. Why You Shouldn’t Trade Walter Cronkite for an LLM
  15. Self-Driving Cars and the Fight Over the Necessity of Lidar
  16. Why Sodium-Ion Batteries are Terrible for Solar Storage
  17. How Simple Can A Superhet Be
  18. Making RAM for a TMS9900 Homebrew Computer
  19. Hello World in C Without Linking in Libraries
  20. 10 Cent Microcontroller Makes Tracker Music
  21. Supercon 2025 Badge Gets Vintage Star Trek Makeover
  22. FLOSS Weekly Episode 853: Hardware Addiction; Don’t Send Help
  23. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Opto Flasher
  24. This Reactor is on Fire! Literally…
  25. Restoring the E&L MMD-1 Mini-Micro Designer Single-Board Computer from 1977
  26. Expert Systems: The Dawn of AI
  27. Recreating a Homebrew Game System from 1987
  28. All Hail The OC71
  29. Nikon Small World Competition Announces 2025 Winners
  30. Web Development in… Pascal?
  31. Testing Cheap DC Breakers and How to Not Start Fires
  32. Original E39 Head Unit Modernized
  33. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: A Bistable Flip-Flop With A Fuse
  34. Know Audio: Lossy Compression Algorithms And Distortion
  35. Give ATMega88 the Boot With This Retro Front Panel
  36. Analog Surround Sound Was Everywhere, But You Probably Didn’t Notice
  37. Mushrooms As Computer Memory
  38. Cooking Up Plastics in the Kitchen
  39. Remembering Better Mono Graphics
  40. Making a Virtual Machine Look like Real Hardware to Malware
  41. Building a Hydraulic Gear Pump Isn’t So Easy
  42. The Supercon 2025 Badge is Built to be Customized
  43. A 3D Printed 16mm Movie Camera
  44. Exploding The Mystical Craftsman Myth
  45. Connector-Free Zone: PCB Edge as USB-C Interfaces
  46. The Channel Crossing Bridge That Never Was
  47. Satellite Snooping Reveals Sensitive Unencrypted Data
  48. Magazine Transistor Tester Lives Again
  49. Record-Breaking Robots at Guinness World Records
  50. VFETs are (Almost) Solid State Tubes
  51. Hackaday Links: October 26, 2025
  52. Examining the First Mechanical Calculator
  53. Making Math Less Stressful with a Python Super-Calculator
  54. Spreadsheets Apple ][ Style
  55. HRV Gets Home Automation Upgrades
  56. Windows 95, With Just a Floppy Drive
  57. A Nuclear Physics Lab in your Pocket
  58. A Simple $25 Robot Based on the ESP32
  59. What if Tinkercad was Self-Hosted?
  60. Thermite Pottery Fires Itself
  61. Relay Computer Knows the Sequence
  62. Get Ready for Supercon
  63. Identifying Fake Small-Signal Transistors
  64. Teaching Math with 3D Printers
  65. Avoid Missed Connections with The Connectorbook’s Web Tool
  66. The Great ADS1115 Pricing and Sourcing Mystery
  67. Making a Cardboard Airplane Wing
  68. Tiny UPS Keeps WiFi Online
  69. The Isetta TTL Computer Makes Some Noise
  70. Hackaday Podcast Episode 343: Double Component Abuse, a Tinkercad Twofer, and a Pair of Rants
  71. Making WiFi Sound Like Dial-Up Internet
  72. This Week in Security: Court Orders, GlassWorm, TARmageddon, and It was DNS
  73. Robot Phone Home…Or Else
  74. Tommy Flowers: How An Engineer Won The War
  75. Automatically Serving Up Canned Cat Food
  76. Making the Smallest and Dumbest LLM with Extreme Quantization
  77. Keep An Eye On Your Air-Cooled Engine
  78. A Logical Clock That Pretends To Be Analog
  79. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Nail Your Next Decal
  80. Announcing the 2025 Hackaday Superconference Communicator Badge
  81. 10 Cent Microcontroller Makes Music
  82. Built-In Batteries: a Daft Idea With an Uncertain Future
  83. Why Does the FCC Care About Computers?
  84. Making a Clock With a Retooled Unihiker K10
  85. ESP32 Invades Old TV Box: Forecast More Than Just Channels
  86. UK’s MAST Upgrade Tokamak Stabilizes Plasma with Edge Magnetic Fields
  87. Tinkercad in Color
  88. Handheld PC Build Is Pleasantly Chunky
  89. FLOSS Weekly Episode 852: Sir, This is a Wendy’s
  90. Kitchen Bench Splash Guard Powered By Arduino
  91. What Happened To Running What You Wanted On Your Own Machine?
  92. World’s Cheapest ARM Debugger Is Actually RISC-V
  93. POV Globe Takes to the Skies
  94. The PDP-1 Can Sound Hauntingly Beautiful
  95. Tinkercad Continues to Grow Up
  96. Batteries Not Included: Meet the Swiss Réglette!
  97. Open Source Hack Lets The Razer Nari Headset Work With Linux
  98. Building a Minecraft Lantern for Halloween
  99. 2025 Hackaday Supercon: Two New Workshops, Costume Party, Lightning Talks, and a New-Space Panel
  100. British Train Departures As They Should Be Viewed
  101. Ore Formation: Return of the Revenge of the Fluids
  102. Budget Stream Deck Clone is Ripe for Hacking
  103. Reverse Engineering STL Files with FreeCAD
  104. Putting a Teensy to Task as a Transputer Link
  105. The Lambda Papers: When LISP Got Turned Into a Microprocessor
  106. High Performance Motor Control With FOC From the Ground Up
  107. Blinking An LED With a Single Transistor
  108. Fail of the Week: Beaker to Benchy More Bothersome than Believed
  109. Word Processing: Heavy Metal Style
  110. Classy Desk Simulates Beehive Activity
  111. Ask Hackaday: When Good Lithium Batteries Go Bad
  112. Nanochat Lets You Build Your Own Hackable LLM
  113. Don’t Believe Planck’s Constant? Measure It Yourself
  114. CoreXY 3D Printer Has A Scissor-Lift Z-axis So It Folds Down!
  115. Game of Theseus Gets Graphics Upgrade, Force Feedback 30 Years On
  116. Hackaday Links: October 19, 2025
  117. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Conductive Filament Makes a Meltable Fuse
  118. The MSL10 Mechanosensor Makes Venus Flytrap Plants Touchy
  119. Filming at the Speed of Light, About One Foot per Nanosecond
  120. Decoding a 350 Year Old Coded Message
  121. JLCPCB Locking Accounts, Mentions “Risky IP Addresses, Activities”
  122. Was The Napier Nomad The Most Complex Aero Engine Ever Made?
  123. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: A Self-Charging LED Flasher By Burkhard Kainka
  124. A Toolchanging Inverse SCARA 3D Printer
  125. Bit-banged 100 MBit/s Ethernet Transmission on Raspberry Pi Pico
  126. Broken Phone To Cinema Camera With A Lens Upgrade
  127. Precision, Imprecision, Intellectual Honesty, and Little Green Men
  128. A Solar Oven for Cloudy Days
  129. Hacking a Banned Chinese Security Camera
  130. Channel Surfing Nostalgia Machine
  131. A New Way to Make (Almost) Holograms with Lasers
  132. Radio Astronomy in the Palm of Your Hand
  133. F/0.38 Camera Lens Made With Oil Immersion Microscope Objective
  134. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Boosting Voltage With Just a Wire
  135. Hackaday Podcast Episode 342: Poopless Prints, Radio in Your Fillings, and One Hyperspectral Pixel at a Time
  136. DIY Telescope Uses Maker Tools
  137. This Week in Security: F5, SonicWall, and the End of Windows 10
  138. Site of Secret 1950s Cold War Iceworm Project Rediscovered
  139. A New Golden Age of Browser Games
  140. Chicken Squisher 3000: Squish-Proof Security
  141. A Deep Dive into Molten Bismuth
  142. Positive Results with Negative Resistance
  143. After Trucking Them Home, Old Solar Panels Keep On Trucking
  144. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: An LED as a Light Dependent Capacitor
  145. Three Years in, JawnCon Continues to Grow and Impress
  146. Live Coding Techno With Strudel
  147. A Tale of Two Car Design Philosophies
  148. EmuDevz is Literally a Software Game
  149. RFIDisk: When Floppy Drives Go Contactless
  150. How bad can a Cheap Knockoff ADS1115 ADC be?
  151. Could This be the Year of Algol?
  152. Attack Turns Mouse into Microphone
  153. Printing an Air-Powered Integrated Circuit for Squishy Robots
  154. FLOSS Weekly Episode 851: Buckets of Money
  155. 2025 Hackaday Supercon: Crafting the Final Frontier Keynote Event
  156. Keep That Engine Running, With a Gassifier
  157. Rubik’s WOWCube: What Really Makes a Toy?
  158. More Than 100 Sub-Circuit Designs from Texas Instruments
  159. Factorio Running on Mobile
  160. A Record Lathe For Analog Audio Perfection
  161. C Project Turns Into Full-Fledged OS
  162. Ben Eater Explains How Aircraft Systems Communicate With the ARINC 429 Protocol
  163. Standalone CNC Tube Cutter/Notcher Does it With Plasma
  164. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Making A TTL Demultiplexer Sweat
  165. OpenSCAD in Living Color
  166. Making the Tiny Air65 Quadcopter Even Smaller
  167. The Great Northeast Blackout of 1965
  168. BASICODE: A Bit Like Java, But From The 1980s
  169. They Don’t Make $37 Waveform Generators Like They Used To
  170. BlueSCSI: Not Just for Apple
  171. Building the LEM’s Legs
  172. Etching Atomically Fine Needle Points
  173. SMD Soldering with Big Iron
  174. Waverider: Scanning Spectra One Pixel at a Time
  175. Give Your Microscope Polarized $5 Shades to Fight Glare
  176. Deforming a Mirror for Adaptive Optics
  177. SLM Co-extruding Hotend Makes Poopless Prints
  178. Making a 2-Transistor AM Radio with a Philips Electronic Engineer EE8 Kit from 1966
  179. The Singing Dentures Of Manchester And Other Places
  180. Hackaday Links: October 12, 2025
  181. DIY 35mm Film Scanning
  182. PVC Pipe Structure Design That Skips Additional Hardware
  183. Tubeless X-Ray Runs on Patience
  184. Removing Infill to Make 3D Printed Parts Much Stronger
  185. The Subtle Art of Letterform Design
  186. Save Your USB-C Plugs From Oblivion
  187. Bose SoundTouch Smart WiFi Speakers are about to go Dumb
  188. A Deep Dive into The Coolness That Was CRT Projectors
  189. Entering the Wild World of Power Over Ethernet
  190. A Casio Toy Synth Is Ready To ROCK!
  191. Easy For The Masses
  192. Toasty Subwoofer Limps Back to Life
  193. The Electret Preamp You Might Need
  194. Programming Space Game for x86 in Assembly Without an Operating System
  195. Your LLM Won’t Stop Lying Any Time Soon
  196. PLA Gears Fail To Fail In 3D Printed Bicycle Drivetrain
  197. Possibly the Newest ISA Card
  198. A Function Generator From The Past
  199. Hackaday Podcast Episode 341: Qualcomm Owns Arduino, Steppers Still Dominate 3D Printing, and Google Controls Your Apps
  200. QUIC! Jump to User Space!
  201. This Week in Security: ID Breaches, Code Smell, and Poetic Flows
  202. BenchVolt PD: USB PD Meets Benchtop Precision
  203. Inside a Germanium Transistor
  204. One ROM Gets a USB Stack
  205. The Fascinating Waveguide Technology Inside Meta’s Ray-Ban Display Glasses
  206. Motors Make the Best Knobs With SimpleFOC
  207. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: The Sweet Sound of a Choking Transformer
  208. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Load Cell Anemometer
  209. Holy Parachute out of Kirigami
  210. Meshtastic: A Tale of Two Cities
  211. Google Japan Turn Out Another Keyboard, and it’s a Dial
  212. Billy Bass Gets New Job as a Voice Assistant
  213. Why Stepper Motors Still Dominate 3D Printing
  214. Where is Mathematics Going? Large Language Models and Lean Proof Assistant
  215. The Entire Process of Building an Open Source Analog ASIC
  216. Honoring the Legacy of Robert Murray-Smith
  217. FLOSS Weekly Episode 850: One ROM to Rule Them All
  218. Ask Hackaday: Why is TTL 5 Volts?
  219. A Minicomputer Tape Drive Receives Some Love
  220. Reshaping Eyeballs With Electricity, No Lasers Or Cutting Required
  221. Homebrew Dam Control System Includes all the Bells and Whistles
  222. Building the DVD Logo Screensaver with LEGO
  223. Mesmerizing Patterns from Simple Rules
  224. Tips for C Programming from Nic Barker
  225. Building a Diwheel to Add More Tank Controls to Your Commute
  226. JawnCon Returns This Weekend
  227. Qualcomm Introduces the Arduino Uno Q Linux-Capable SBC
  228. 2025 Hackaday Supercon: More Wonderful Speakers
  229. Can a Coin Cell Make 27 Volts?
  230. Smart Bulbs Are Turning Into Motion Sensors
  231. A Childhood Dream, Created and Open Sourced
  232. A Lorenz Teletype Shows Us Its Secrets
  233. A New Cartridge for an Old Computer
  234. Google Confirms Non-ADB APK Installs Will Require Developer Registration
  235. Finding Simpler Schlieren Imaging Systems
  236. 2G Gone? Bring It Back Yourself!
  237. Logitech POP Buttons are About to go Pop
  238. Know Audio: Distortion Part Two
  239. Weaving Circuits from Electronic Threads
  240. Airbags, and How Mercedes-Benz Hacked Your Hearing
  241. GuitarPie Uses Guitar as Interface, No Raspberries Needed
  242. ESP32 Decodes S/PDIF Like A Boss (Or Any Regular Piece of Hi-Fi Equipment)
  243. Apple’s Continuing Failing Repair Score With the AirPods Pro 3
  244. Splashflag: Raising the Flag on a Pool Party
  245. Hackaday Links: October 5, 2025
  246. Divining Air Quality With A Cheap Computer Vision Device
  247. Optimizing a QuickTake Image Decoder for the Apple II’s 6502
  248. Wearable Neon Necklaces Run On Battery Power
  249. 3D Printing A New Kind Of Skateboard That Is Ultimately Unsafe
  250. Simple Counter Mechanism in an Asthma Inhaler
  251. 2025 Component Abuse Challenge: Digital Logic With Analog Components
  252. How To Design Custom LCDs For Your Own Projects
  253. Open Source Controller for Old and Expensive Industrial Robots
  254. 3D Printing A Cheap VR Headset
  255. Serial and UPDI Handled Together With One Convenient Circuit
  256. How Do the Normal People Survive?
  257. A High Resolution ADC From Scratch
  258. How Your SID May Not Be As Tuneful As You’d Like
  259. Building A Ham Radio Data Transceiver On The Cheap
  260. When USB Charger Marketing Claims are Technically True
  261. Cold Sensor, Hot Results: Upgrading a DSLR for Astrophotography
  262. Build A 3D Printed Tide Clock So You Know When The Sea Is Coming To Get You
  263. Pulling a High Vacuum with Boiling Mercury
  264. Hackaday Podcast Episode 340: The Best Programming Language, Space Surgery, and Hacking Two 3D Printers into One
  265. A Treasure Trove Of Random Vintage Tech Resources
  266. This Week in Security: CVSS 0, Chwoot, and Not in the Threat Model
  267. Giant Airplane Goes Long On Specialization
  268. Air Quality Monitor Plays Game of Life
  269. Yes, Gemini, A Wii Server Is Possible
  270. Implementing a Kalman Filter in PostgreSQL to Smooth GPS Data
  271. Kei Truck Becomes Tiny RV
  272. Building A Desk Display For Time And Weather Data
  273. Building a Functional Aliens Motion Tracker
  274. How Hydraulic Ram Pumps Push Water Uphill With No External Power Input
  275. Sending TOSLINK Wirelessly With Lasers
  276. On 3D Scanners and Giving Kinects a New Purpose In Life
  277. The Internet We Didn’t Get
  278. 3D Print Smoothing, with Lasers
  279. The Making of a Minimalist Analog Drum Machine
  280. Mesa Project Adds Code Comprehension Requirement After AI Slop Incident
  281. Electric Surfboard Gets Thrust Vectoring Upgrade
  282. Segger’s Awkward USB-C Issue With the J-Link Compact Debugger
  283. FLOSS Weekly Episode 849: Veilid: Be a Brick
  284. Lost Techniques: Bond-out CPUs and In Circuit Emulation
  285. Building An Open Source Point of Sale System
  286. The Hottest Spark Plugs Were Actually Radioactive
  287. An FPGA-Based Mechanical Keyboard
  288. Porting a Fortran Flight Simulator to Unity3D
  289. Toy Train Joins The Internet of Things
  290. Unitree Humanoid Robot Exploit Looks Like a Bad One

September 2025

  1. Improved 3D Printer Cannibalizes Two Older Printers
  2. Hard Hat Becomes Bluetooth Direction Finder
  3. LLM Dialogue In Animal Crossing Actually Works Very Well
  4. 2025 Hackaday Speakers, Round One! And Spoilers
  5. A Trail Camera Built With Raspberry Pi
  6. A Cut Above: Surgery in Space, Now and In the Future
  7. Ask Hackaday: What’s the Top Programming Language of 2025
  8. Driving a Laser at 200 Volts for Nanoseconds
  9. YouTube… Over Dial Up
  10. Creating Python GUIs with GIMP
  11. TekaSketch: Where Etch A Sketch Meets Graph Theory
  12. Macintosh System 7 Ported To x86 With LLM Help
  13. Lumafield Shows Why Your Cheap 18650 Cells Are Terrible
  14. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Distro Hop?
  15. 10″ LEGO Tyre is Practical Nostalgia
  16. Two Decades Of Hackaday In Words
  17. Mini Laptop Needs Custom Kernel
  18. infinityTerminal Brings Infinite Horizontal Scrolling
  19. WALL-E’s Forgotten Sibling Rebuilt
  20. Playing DOOM In Discord With a Special Image URL
  21. Hackaday Links: September 28, 2025
  22. Decorate Your Neck with The First Z80 Badge
  23. A Walk Down PC Video Card Memory Lane
  24. Fully-Local AI Agent Runs on Raspberry Pi, With a Little Patience
  25. Smart Home Gets A Custom Keypad Controller
  26. NTRON Plays Games, Music
  27. Kinethreads: A Low Cost Haptic Exo-Suit
  28. Drones At Danish Airports, A Plea For Responsible Official Response
  29. How Many Phones Sport a 5 and 1/4 Diskette Drive? This One.
  30. NEC V20: The Original PC Processor Upgrade
  31. Bluetooth Earrings Pump Out The Tunes
  32. Whither the Chip Shortage?
  33. Bringing Bluetooth to the Zune
  34. An LED Sphere For Your Desk
  35. UNIX for a Legacy TI
  36. The 19th Century Quantum Mechanics
  37. Active Probe Reaches 3 GHz
  38. Detecting Surveillance Cameras With The ESP32
  39. Robot Bartender Is The Life of the Party
  40. Hackaday Podcast Episode 339: The Vape Episode, a Flying DeLorean, and DIY Science
  41. Set Phone to… Hyperspectral
  42. This Week in Security: Randomness is Hard, SNMP Shouldn’t Be Public, and GitHub Malware Delivery
  43. Steamboat Willie Still Tests Copyright
  44. A Ham-Adjacent Portable Radio Repeater
  45. The New Raspberry Pi 500+: Better Gaming with Less Soldering Required
  46. Vertical Solar Panels are Out Standing
  47. Hovercraft Suitcase Gives Your Luggage a Smooth Ride
  48. Tube Furnace is the Real Hotness
  49. Surprisingly Refined Perpetual Motion Device Teardown
  50. How Water Vapor Makes Smartphones Faster
  51. Trapped Soul in Time for Halloween
  52. Spy Tech: The NRO and Apollo 11
  53. Radio Shack Rebirth May Have Gone Awry in Alleged Ponzi-Like Scheme
  54. Solar-Powered RC Boat Has Unlimited Range
  55. Coffee by Command: The Speech2Touch Voice Hack
  56. It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s… an Air Breathing Satellite?!
  57. Meter Mods Make Radioactive Prospecting More Enjoyable
  58. 3D Printed “Book” Demonstrates Mechanical Actions
  59. FLOSS Weekly Episode 848: Open the Podbay Doors, Siri
  60. Retrotechtacular: The Ferguson System
  61. Pill Sized Scoop of Your Internals
  62. How Regulations Are Trying To Keep Home Battery Installs Safe
  63. Who Wants a Rusty Old Smartphone?
  64. RTINGS 10-Year Equivalent TV Longevity Update With Many Casualties
  65. Dodecahedron Speaker Is Biblically Accurate
  66. How A Failed Video Format Spawned A New Kind of Microscope
  67. Build Your Own 6K Camera
  68. Calculator Battery Mod Lets You Go the Distance
  69. Automatic Feeder Keeps Fish Sated
  70. 2025 Hackaday Superconference: Announcing our Workshops and Tickets
  71. Using Moondream AI to Make Your Pi “See” Like a Human
  72. The Impending CRT Display Revival Will Be Televised
  73. Heart Rate Measurement via WiFi, The DIY Way
  74. Play Capacitor Cupid With The Matchmaker
  75. Reviving a Scrapped Sound Blaster 2.0 ISA Soundcard
  76. Blue Alchemist Promises Rocket Fuel From Moon Dust
  77. Full Scale Styrofoam DeLorean Finally Takes Flight
  78. Building Your Own DVB-S2 Receiver
  79. Robot Balances Ball On A Plate
  80. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: KDE Linux
  81. This Device Is A Real Page Turner
  82. Meta’s Ray-Ban Display Glasses and the New Glassholes
  83. iPhone Air Still Apparently Repairable Despite Its Compact Construction
  84. Restoring a Vintage Computer And Its Plotter
  85. Mandrel Magic: Small Box Assembly with 3D Printing
  86. First Transistor Computer Reborn
  87. Hackaday Links: September 21, 2025
  88. A Serial Mouse for a Homebrew 8-bit Computer
  89. Welding with Natural Gas and Oxygen
  90. Low-Cost, High-Gain: A Smart Electronic Eyepiece for Capturing the Cosmos
  91. For a Robot Claw, the Eyes Have It
  92. Building a (Not Very) Portable Xbox
  93. March to the Beat of Your Own Piezoelectric Drum
  94. When Low SRAM Keeps the DOOM off Your Vape
  95. A Ruggedized Raspberry Pi for Sailors
  96. Venus Climate Orbiter Akatsuki’s Mission Has Ended
  97. Regretfully: $3,000 Worth of Raspberry Pi Boards
  98. Computer Has One Instruction, Many Transistors
  99. “Simplest” Oscilloscope is a Cunning Vector Display
  100. Fnirsi IPS3608: A Bench Power Supply With Serious Flaws
  101. Fire Extinguishers, Optical Density Ratings and Safely Using Home Lasers
  102. BCacheFS is now a DKMS Module After Exile from the Linux Kernel
  103. Test Pattern Generator for SCART and RGB TVs
  104. Haasoscope Pro: Open-Everything 2 GHz USB Oscilloscope
  105. Unobtanium No More; Perhaps We Already Have All The Elements We Need
  106. Hackaday Podcast Episode 338: Smoothing 3D Prints, Reading CNC Joints, and Detecting Spicy Shrimp
  107. Imagining the CPS-1: An Early 70s 4-bit Microcomputer from Canada
  108. This Week in Security: The Shai-Hulud Worm, ShadowLeak, and Inside the Great Firewall
  109. The Inside Story of the UK’s Great CB Petrol Scam
  110. Dirty Pots, Meet Power Tools!
  111. A GEM Of A Desktop Environment
  112. Think You Need a New PC for Windows 11? Think Again
  113. A Deep Dive on Creepy Cameras
  114. Enhanced Definition TV: “A Poor Man’s High-Def”
  115. Worst Clock Ever Teaches You QR Codes
  116. Radio Apocalypse: Clearing the Air with SCATANA
  117. PCBs the Prehistoric Way
  118. A New Generation of Spacecraft Head to the ISS
  119. Listening for the Next Wow! Signal with Low-Cost SDR
  120. Give Your Band The Music Of The Bands
  121. When Is Your Pyrex Not The Pyrex You Expect?
  122. Getting the Most out of ISM Transceivers Using Math
  123. It’s A Variable Capacitor, But Not As We Know It
  124. Smooth! Non-Planar 3D Ironing
  125. FLOSS Weekly Episode 847: This is Networking
  126. Forgotten Internet: The Story of Email
  127. American Science and Surplus Ends Online Sales
  128. Naturally Radioactive Food and Safe Food Radiation Levels
  129. Oil-Based Sprengel Pump Really Sucks
  130. The Practicality Of Solar Powered Meshtastic
  131. Reviewing Deluxe Paint, 40 Years On
  132. Perovskite Solar Cell Crystals See the Invisible
  133. A 10″ Telescope, Because You Only Live Once
  134. Making a Laptop with a Mechanical Keyboard
  135. How to Have a Medium Format Camera Without Breaking The Bank
  136. 2025 Hackaday Component Abuse Challenge: Let the Games Begin!
  137. This Rail Speeder Needs a Little Work
  138. Serious Chemical Threat Sniffer on a Budget
  139. Jointly is a Typeface Designed for CNC Joinery
  140. The Microtronic Phoenix Computer System
  141. See Voyager’s 1990 ‘Solar System Family Portrait’ Debut
  142. A Closer Look Inside a Robot’s Typewriter-Inspired Mouth
  143. Hosting a Website on a Disposable Vape
  144. Off To the Races With ESP32 and eInk
  145. Flashlight Repair Brings Entire Workshop to Bear
  146. Going Native With Android’s Native Development Kit
  147. USB-C PD Decoded: A DIY Meter and Logger for Power Insights
  148. Original Mac Limitations Can’t Stop You from Running AI Models
  149. UTF-8 Is Beautiful
  150. e-Waste and Waste Oil Combine to Make Silver
  151. Hackaday Links: September 14, 2025
  152. Retro x86 with 486Tang
  153. Reverse-Engineering Aleratec CD Changers for Archival Use
  154. This board helps you prototype circuits with tubes
  155. Reverse-Engineering the Milwaukee M18 Diagnostics Protocol
  156. From Paper to Pixels: A DIY Digital Barograph
  157. 3D Modeling with Paper as an Alternative to 3D printing
  158. Aussie Researchers Say They Can Bring The Iron Age to Mars
  159. How to Make a Simple MOSFET Tester
  160. Send Images to Your Terminal With Rich Pixels
  161. ESP32 Hosts Functional Minecraft Server
  162. Keep Reading, Keep Watching
  163. Turning a Milling Machine into a Lathe
  164. Design Scanimations In a Snap With The Right Math
  165. Musical Motors, BLDC Edition
  166. What Is the Fourier Transform?
  167. Running Code On a PAX Credit Card Payment Machine
  168. A Breadboard Computer in Three Chips
  169. Reify Your GitHub Commit History With Contrib Cal
  170. Hackaday Podcast Episode 337: Homebrew Inductors, Teletypes in the Bedroom, and Action!
  171. This Week in Security: NPM, Kerbroasting, and The Rest of the Story
  172. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about the Manhattan Project (But Were Afraid to Ask)
  173. How Strong of a Redbull Can You Make?
  174. How the TI-99/4A Home Computer Worked
  175. Analog Optical Computer for Inference and Combinatorial Optimization
  176. 6502 Puts on an SDR Hat
  177. Multi-Use Roof Eliminates Roof
  178. Round and Round with a Tape Delay Synth
  179. Dragon is the Latest, and Final, Craft to Reboost ISS
  180. 4-bit Single Board Computer Based on the Intel 4004 Microprocessor
  181. FreeCAD Foray: Good Practices
  182. Old Phone Upcycled Into Pico Projector, ASMR
  183. Debugging vs Printing
  184. 65F02 is an FPGA 6502 with a Need For Speed
  185. Reverse Engineering a Robot Mower’s Fence
  186. Using an MCU’s Own Debug Peripheral to Defeat Bootrom Protection
  187. The 555 as You’ve Never Seen It: In Textile!
  188. FLOSS Weekly Episode 846: Mastering Embedded Linux Programming
  189. Everything in a Linux Terminal
  190. Bare Metal STM32: the Various Real Time Clock Flavors
  191. Rackintosh Plus Is the Form Factor Nobody Has Been Waiting For
  192. A Look at Not an Android Emulator
  193. The Magic of the Hall Effect Sensor
  194. Was Action! The Best 8-Bit Language?
  195. Bambu Lab’s PLA Tough+ Filament: Mostly a Tough Sell
  196. O Brother, What Art Thou?
  197. This Ouija Business Card Helps You Speak to Tiny Llamas
  198. The Android Linux Commander
  199. Give Your Twist Connections Some Strength
  200. FreeCAD Foray: From Brick To Shell
  201. Further Adventures in Colorimeter Hacking
  202. Turning a $2 IKEA Lantern into a Stylish Enclosure
  203. Modos is Open Hardware, Easy on the Eyes
  204. Retrotechtacular: The Noisy Home Computer from 1967
  205. How to Use the AT24C32 EEPROM for 4KB External Memory for Microcontrollers
  206. The Incrediplotter: Voice Controlled Plotter from Repurposed Printer
  207. A Love Letter to Internet Relay Chat
  208. Ore Formation Processes, Part Two: Hydrothermal Boogaloo
  209. Making an Ultralight Helicopter
  210. GPS And Its Little Modules
  211. The Sixteen-Year Odyssey to Finally Emulate the Pioneer LaserActive Console
  212. Building a Rotary Evaporator for the Home Lab
  213. Smartphone Sensors Unlocked: Turn Your Phone into a Physics Lab
  214. The Saga of Hacking a Bambu X1 Carbon
  215. Hackaday Links: September 7, 2025
  216. Maurice Brings Immersive Audio Recording to the Masses
  217. Retrotechtacular: Exploring the Moon on Surveyor 1
  218. Image Recognition on 0.35 Watts
  219. Theremin-Style MIDI Controller Does It With Lasers
  220. Anker Soundcore Space A40 Earbuds Teardown
  221. Teardown of a Cheapish EBL Multi-Cell NiMH Charger
  222. Reverse Engineering a (Toy) Fire Engine
  223. Camera and ChArUco Keep the Skew Out of Your 3D Prints
  224. No Plans for the Weekend? Learn Raytracing!
  225. The Most Personalized Font is Your Own Handwriting
  226. Knowing That It Is Possible
  227. Spinning Top Chair Revisited
  228. Faux Potentiometers Use Magnets, No Contacts
  229. The Decisioninator Decides Dinner, Saves Marriage
  230. Scott Baker’s Magnetic Bubble Memory Mega-Post
  231. Restoring a Cheap Fume Hood
  232. Dialing It In: A 3D-Printed Knob with Touchscreen Flair
  233. Engineering for Slow Internet Even When Not Stuck in Antarctica
  234. Psst… Got a Second? Here Are the 2025 One-Hertz Challenge Winners
  235. Hackaday Podcast Episode 336: DIY Datasette, Egg Cracking Machine, and Screwing 3D Prints
  236. Estes Wants You to 3D Print Their New Model Rocket
  237. This Week in Security: DNS Oops, Novel C2s, and the Scam Becomes Real
  238. Heart Rate Monitoring via WiFi
  239. Capture and Plot Serial Data in the Browser
  240. Powering a Submarine with Rubber Bands
  241. TFINER is an Atompunk Solar Sail Lookalike
  242. Repairing a Tektronix 577 Curve Tracer
  243. Tips for Homebrewing Inductors
  244. Designing an Open Source Micro-Manipulator
  245. Returning To An Obsolete Home Movie Format
  246. Optimizing VLF Antennas
  247. Bootstrapping Android Development: a Survival Guide
  248. Microsoft BASIC For 6502 Is Now Open Source
  249. CPU Utilization Not as Easy as It Sounds
  250. Restoring a Vintage Intel Prompt 80 8080 Microcomputer Trainer
  251. CP/M Gently
  252. Over-Engineering an Egg Cracking Machine
  253. One Camera Mule to Rule Them All
  254. FLOSS Weekly Episode 845: The Sticky Spaghetti Gauge
  255. Ask Hackaday: Now You Install Your Friends’ VPNs. But Which One?
  256. One ROM: the Latest Incarnation of the Software Defined ROM
  257. Field Guide to North American Crop Irrigation
  258. The Nintendo Famicom Reimagined as a 2003-era Family Computer
  259. Reverse-Engineering Mystery TV Equipment: The Micro-Scan
  260. An Amiga Demo With No CPU Involved
  261. The Case for Pascal, 55 Years On
  262. This Plotter Knows No Boundaries
  263. Phonenstien Flips Broken Samsung Into QWERTY Slider
  264. Applying Thermal Lining to Rocket Tubes Requires a Monstrous DIY Spin-caster
  265. No Need For Inserts If You’re Prepared To Use Self-Tappers
  266. Checking Out a TV Pattern Generator from 1981
  267. The Sense and Nonsense of Virtual Power Plants
  268. Build Your Own Pip-Boy Styled Watch
  269. Remembering the Intel Compute Stick
  270. Tiny Datasette Uses USB For the Modern Day
  271. Old Projects? Memorialize Them Into Functional Art
  272. Robotic Canoe Puts Robot Arms to Work
  273. A Label Printer Gets A New Brain
  274. Building a Halloween Vending Computer That Talks
  275. Making the World’s Smallest E-Bike Battery
  276. Worlds Largest Neutrino Detector Is Collecting Data In China
  277. NASA Seeks Volunteers to Track Artemis II Mission
  278. The Challenges of Digitizing Paper Films
  279. Microsoft Removed WMR Headset Support? No Problem!

August 2025

  1. Hackaday Links: August 31, 2025
  2. Lightning Talks On Time, With This Device
  3. NASA is Taking Suggestions for Raising Swift’s Orbit
  4. Building a Macro Pad into a Business Card
  5. Watch Bondo Putty Get Sprayed Onto 3D Prints
  6. This Soviet-Style Clock Uses Homemade Nixie Tubes and Glowing Logic
  7. The Latest Projects from Cornell’s ECE 4760/5730
  8. The Qweremin is a QWERTY Theremin with a C-64 Heart
  9. Does it Make Sense to Upgrade a Prusa MK4S to a Core One?
  10. Silent No More: Open-Source Fix for Mic Mishaps
  11. Building a Shifting Ratchet Wrench
  12. Open Source Interactive Wallpapers for Windows
  13. FPGA Brings UNIX v1 to the DEC J-11
  14. Measuring Nanoparticles by Scattering a Laser
  15. NFC Hidden In Floppy Disk For Retro-Themed PC
  16. Feathers are Fantastic, but Flummoxing for Engineers
  17. The Confusing World of Wood Preservation Treatments
  18. The (RF) Sniff Test
  19. The Advanced Project Gemini Concepts That Could Have Been
  20. Hackaday Podcast Episode 335: Beer, Toast, and Pi
  21. Breakout Boards for the Blind
  22. This Week in Security: DEF CON Nonsense, Vibepwned, and 0-days
  23. No Die? No Problem: RealDice.org Has You Covered
  24. CAD, From Scratch: MakerCAD
  25. Why Super Mario 64 Wastes So Much Memory
  26. Tefifon: Germany’s Tape-Shaped Record Format
  27. Linear Actuators 101
  28. Animatronic Eyes Are Watching You
  29. PVDF: the Specialized Filament for Chemical and Moisture Resistance
  30. The Browser Wasn’t Enough, Google Wants to Control All Your Software
  31. Receiving Radio Signals from Space Like It’s 1994
  32. The (Data) Plot Thickens
  33. Acoustic Coupling Like it’s 1985
  34. Pascal? On my Arduino? It’s More Likely Than You Think
  35. JuiceBox Rescue: Freeing Tethered EV Chargers From Corporate Overlords
  36. A New Screen Upgrade for the GBA
  37. FLOSS Weekly Episode 844: Simulated Word-of-Mouth
  38. Homebrew Tire Pressure Monitoring System
  39. The Android Bluetooth Connection
  40. Lynx-R1 Headset Makers Release 6DoF SLAM Solution As Open Source
  41. A Tool-changing 3D Printer For the Masses
  42. Simulating the Commodore PET
  43. Google Will Require Developer Verification Even for Sideloading
  44. Avocado Harvester is A Cut Above
  45. Battery Repair By Reverse Engineering
  46. Automated Brewing
  47. Picture by Paper Tape
  48. Troubled USB Device? This Tool Can Help
  49. Where There Is No Down: Measuring Liquid Levels in Space
  50. Confirmation of Record 220 PeV Cosmic Neutrino Hit on Earth
  51. VIC-20 Gets ISA Slot, Networking
  52. Very Efficient APFC Circuit in Faulty Industrial 960 Watt Power Supply
  53. The Shady School
  54. There’s nothing Mini About this Mini Hasselblad-Style Camera’s Sensor
  55. Butta Melta Stops Rock-solid Butter From Tearing Your Toast
  56. Pi Port Protection PCB
  57. Debugging the Instant Macropad
  58. CERN’s Large Hadron Collider Runs on A Bendix G-15 in 2025
  59. Radio Apocalypse: America’s Doomsday Rocket Radios
  60. Dead Bug Timer Relay Needs No PCB
  61. DIY Telescope Mount for Stellar Tracking
  62. A PLL For Perfect Pitch
  63. RP2040 Assembly Language Mix and Match
  64. Hackaday Links: August 24, 2025
  65. ESP32 Sets Sail as a Modern Bus Pirate Powerhouse
  66. Wire Photo Fax Teardown
  67. Ambidextrous Robot Hand Speaks in Signs
  68. Pong Cloned by Neural Network
  69. The 32 Bit 6502 You Never Had
  70. The Oscilloscope from 1943
  71. Dealing With the 1970s EPROM Chaos in 2025
  72. Picking an Old Operating System
  73. LeRobot Brings Autonomy to Hobby Robots
  74. ESticky is a Paperless Post-It
  75. Who is Your Audience?
  76. Candle Oscillator Really Heats Things Up
  77. Solar Powered Pyrolysis Facility Converts Scrap Plastic into Fuel
  78. Back to the 90s on Real Hardware
  79. Video Clips with Emacs
  80. How’s the Weather? (Satellite Edition)
  81. How to Stop Zeus from Toasting Your Pi
  82. Web Dashboard for Zephyr
  83. Finding A New Model For Hacker Camps
  84. Hackaday Podcast Episode 334: Radioactive Shrimp Clocks, Funky Filaments, Owning the Hardware
  85. Converting a Sprinkler System to DC
  86. This Week in Security: Anime Catgirls, Illegal AdBlock, and Disputed Research
  87. RepRapMicron Promises Micro-fabrication for Desktops With New Prototype
  88. Quieting that Radio
  89. Now that Commodore is Back, Could Amiga Be Next?
  90. Replicating the World’s Oldest Stringed Instrument
  91. This Pocket Multitool Weighs less than a Penny
  92. Using the 74HC595 Shift Register to Drive 7-Segment Displays
  93. How Intel’s 386 Protects Itself From ESD, Latch-up and Metastability
  94. Linux Fu: Windows Virtualization the Hard(ware) Way
  95. Bad To The Bluetooth: You Shouldn’t Use This Jammer
  96. Ask Hackaday: Where Are All the Fuel Cells?
  97. CAL 3D Printing Spins Resin Right Round, Baby
  98. Playing DOOM on the Anker Prime Charging Station
  99. Let’s Brief You on Recent Developments for Electrostatic Motors
  100. One-Motor Drone Mimics Maple Seeds For Stability
  101. Carry your Grayscale Memories with this Tiny Game Boy Photo Frame
  102. Hide Capacitive Touch Buttons In Your Next 3D Print
  103. FLOSS Weekly Episode 843: Money Usually Helps
  104. Instant Macropad: Just Add QMK
  105. Building a Robotic Arm Without Breaking the Bank
  106. Death of the Cheque: Australia Moves On
  107. Thermal Batteries for Lower Carbon Industrial Processes
  108. Reviving a Piece of Yesterday’s Tomorrow
  109. Using Ultra-Wideband for 3D Location and Tracking
  110. Lisp in 99 Lines of C With TinyLisp
  111. A Solderless, Soluble Circuit Board
  112. Roll Your Own SSB Receiver
  113. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Atomic Decay Clock is Accurate But Not Precise
  114. Food Irradiation Is Not As Bad As It Sounds
  115. The VLF Transformation
  116. How to Sink a Ship: Preparing the SS United States For its Final Journey
  117. Volkswagen Joins the Car-As-A-Service Movement With Its ID.3 BEV
  118. Antiviral PPE for the Next Pandemic
  119. Silent Speak and Spell Gets Its Voice Back
  120. The PC In Your Pico
  121. Adjustable Allen Key After All These Years
  122. I, 3D Printer
  123. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Timekeeping at One Becquerel
  124. How Laser Headlights Died In The US
  125. Should You Try Printing with Polypropylene?
  126. The Terminal Demise of Consumer Electronics Through Subscription Services
  127. Sniffing 5G with Software-Defined Radio
  128. China’s Great Solar Wall is a Big Deal
  129. Cracking Abandonware DRM Like It’s 1999
  130. Practical Guide to Pedal-Powered Electrical Generators
  131. Hackaday Links: August 17, 2025
  132. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: A Flaming Oscillator and a New Take on the Candle Clock
  133. Recto: In Case Programming isn’t Hard Enough
  134. Llama Habitat Continues to Expand, Now Includes the PSP
  135. It’s a Pi, But it’s not Quite a Raspberry Pi
  136. Commodore is Back Selling New C64s, but Should You Buy them?
  137. A Second Chance for the Single Wheel Monorail?
  138. From Smartphone to a Home Server
  139. MorPhlex: The TPU Filament That Goes Soft After You Print It
  140. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: STM32 Blinks In Under 50 Bytes
  141. The Nibbler was Quite a Scamp
  142. Metric, Imperial, and Flexibility
  143. How to Convert a Drain into a Hydropower Facility
  144. Walter is a Tiny Cellular Modem For Your Projects
  145. This Polaroid-esque OCR Machine Turns Text to Braille in the Wild
  146. Suggested Schematic Standards
  147. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Educational Tool Becomes 10 Stopwatches
  148. Liberating a Collapsible Chair from a Single Piece of Wood
  149. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: An Arduino-Based Heart Rate Sensor
  150. Gentle Processing Makes Better Rubber That Cracks Less
  151. Hackaday Podcast Episode 333: Nightmare Whiffletrees, 18650 Safety, and a Telephone Twofer
  152. Why Lorde’s Clear CD has so Many Playback Issues
  153. This Week in Security: The AI Hacker, FortMajeure, and Project Zero
  154. Teletext Around the World, Still
  155. Open Source Lithium-Titanate Battery Management System
  156. Rediscovering Microsoft’s Oddball Music Generator From The 1990s
  157. Calibration, Good Old Calibration
  158. Bench-Top Wireless Power Transmission
  159. DIY Wind Turbine Gets a 3-Phase Rectifier
  160. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Blinking An LED With The Aid Of Radio Time
  161. For Americans Only: Estimating Celsius and Other Mental Metrics
  162. 3D Printing a Self-cleaning Water Filter
  163. How The Widget Revolutionized Canned Beer
  164. Hacking the Bluetooth-Enabled Anker Prime Power Bank
  165. Steampunk Copper PC is as Cool as it Runs
  166. Flyback Converter Revealed
  167. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Digital Clock Built With Analog Timer
  168. Digital Etch-A-Sketch Also Plays Snake
  169. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: A Game Of Life
  170. FLOSS Weekly Episode 842: Will the Real JQ Please Stand Up
  171. The World’s First Podcaster?
  172. PCB Business Card Plays Pong , Attracts Employer
  173. Ore Formation: Introduction and Magmatic Processes
  174. Josef Prusa Warns Open Hardware 3D Printing is Dead
  175. Running Guitar Effects on a PlayStation Portable
  176. That’s no Moon, er, Selectric
  177. Creating a New Keyboard Flex for an Old Calculator
  178. LEDs That Flow: A Fluid Simulation Business Card
  179. 3D-Printing A Full-Sized Kayak In Under A Day
  180. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Abstract Aircraft Sculpture Based On Lighting Regulations
  181. Design Review: LattePanda Mu NAS Carrier
  182. Continuous-Path 3D Printed Case is Clearly Superior
  183. Remembering James Lovell: the Man Who Cheated Death in Space
  184. The WHY 2025 Badge and its 18650s
  185. Current Source Mixes Old School and New
  186. Physical Aimbot Shoots For Success In Valorant
  187. Calipers: Do You Get What You Pay For?
  188. Watertight and Wireless in One Go: The DIY Sea Scooter
  189. Compliant Contacts: Hacking Door Locks with Pen Springs
  190. Building A Trash Can Reverb
  191. Neon Bulbs? They’re a Gas!
  192. End Of The Eternal September, As AOL Discontinues Dial-Up
  193. Smartphone Hackability, or, A Pocket Computer That Isn’t
  194. Don’t say this DIY Diskette was a Flop
  195. The Trials Of Trying To Build An Automatic Filament Changer
  196. Amiga Programming in 2025 with AmiBlitz
  197. Hackaday Links: August 10, 2025
  198. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Using Industrial Relays to Make a Flasher
  199. Coping with Disappearing Capacitance in a Buck Converter
  200. A Solar-Only, Battery-Free Device That Harvests Energy from a BPW34 Photodiode
  201. Building a 7-Segment Shadow Clock
  202. Cheap Thermal Camera Fits the Bill
  203. SparcStation 1+ Finally Gets Attention
  204. Hacking Printed Circuit Board to Create Casing and Instrument Panels
  205. Desk Top Peltier-Powered Cloud Chamber Uses Desktop Parts
  206. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Estimating Pi With An Arduino Nano R4
  207. The Kilopixel Display
  208. A Love Letter to Prototype Zero
  209. 3D Printing a Giant Beyblade Arena
  210. Learn C with a Lisp
  211. One File, Six Formats: Just Change The Extension
  212. Whispers From The Void, Transcribed With AI
  213. Tearing Down a Mysteriously Cheap $5 Fiber Optic To Cable TV Adapter
  214. Clock of Clocks Expands, Goes Digital
  215. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: The Real-Time Clock The VIC-20 Never Had
  216. Hackaday Podcast Episode 332: 5 Axes are Better than 3, Hacking Your Behavior, and the Man Who Made Models
  217. Talking Robot Uses Typewriter Tech For Mouth
  218. This Week in Security: Perplexity v Cloudflare, GreedyBear, and HashiCorp
  219. Is It Time To Retire the TP4056?
  220. Exploring the TRS-80’s Color BASIC’s Random Number Function
  221. Light Transport and Constructing Images From a Projector’s Point of View
  222. Microsoft’s New Agentic Web Protocol Stumbles With Path Traversal Exploit
  223. Teardown of a Persil Smartwash Smart Laundry Detergent Ball
  224. A Repeater for WWVB
  225. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: The Easy Way to Make a Nixie Tube Clock
  226. The 64-Degree Egg, And Other Delicious Variants
  227. Buying Large LiFePO4 Batteries: How Cheap is Too Cheap?
  228. VRML and the Dream of Bringing 3D to the World Wide Web
  229. A PC That Uses Hot Coffee As Coolant
  230. Sparks Fly: Building a 330 kV Supply from a PC PSU
  231. Automated Rubbish Removal System
  232. OpenAI Releases gpt-oss AI Model, Offers Bounty For Vulnerabilities
  233. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: An Animated Ferrofluid Display
  234. A Robot Controller With The Compute Module 5
  235. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Square Waves The Way You Want ‘Em
  236. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: FreeDOS 1.4
  237. A Portable 12 VDC Water Chiller for the Chemistry Lab
  238. Australia’s Space Program Finally Gets Off The Pad, But Only Barely
  239. Can a Thermal Printer Cure ADHD?
  240. A Speed Loader For Your 3D Printer Filament
  241. LoRaSense Pi Hat aims to Kick Start IoT Projects
  242. Why Names Break Systems
  243. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Shoulda Put a Ring Oscillator On It
  244. Flex PCB Underlies the Watch of the Future
  245. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Blinking an LED the Very Old Fashioned Way
  246. Get Your Tickets For Supercon 2025 Now!
  247. Student Drone Flies, Submerges
  248. What Happens When Lightning Strikes A Plane?
  249. Real-Time Beamforming with Software-Defined Radio
  250. Spatial Audio in a Hat
  251. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Analog Clock for Microsoft Windows
  252. Brilliant Labs Has New Smart Glasses, With a New Display
  253. How to Design 3D-Printed Parts With Tolerance in Mind
  254. The Tape Speed Keyboard
  255. A Simple Simulator For Model Rocket Performance
  256. A Gentle Introduction to Fortran
  257. Open Source 5-Axis Printer Has Its Own Slicer
  258. Happy Birthday 6502
  259. Fire Alarm Disco Party
  260. The Scourge of Fake Retro Unijunction Transistors
  261. Reverse-Engineering the TDA7000 FM Radio Receiver IC
  262. Open-Source, Flexible E-Reader
  263. Hackaday Links: August 3, 2025
  264. Repairing An Obscure Apple II Clone
  265. Why Cheap Digital Microscopes are Pretty Terrible
  266. Keyboard Hero: A Barebones Alternative To The Guitar Version
  267. Rebuilt Batteries for the Cutest Clamshell at the Cafe
  268. A DIY Fermenter for Flavorful Brews
  269. Squishy Beyblades Made With 3D Printer Fail To Compete In The Arena
  270. An Ode to the Aesthetic of Light in 1024 Pixels
  271. Exploring VersaLOGIC pre-LSI Logic Cards With the Data/620
  272. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Learn Morse Code One Second at a Time
  273. This Plane Flies Slow Because Its Wings Really Blow
  274. Thanks, Tamiya-san
  275. An ATTiny GPU Fan Controller That Sticks
  276. Custom Bedroom Lighting Controlled By Alexa
  277. Universal Control for the Last Mac You’d Ever Expect
  278. AI Code Review the Right Way
  279. You Can Make Your Own Floppy Drive Cleaning Disks
  280. Digital Guitar of the Future has no strings
  281. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: The Flip Disc Clock
  282. Two For The Price Of One: BornHack 2024 And 2025 Badges
  283. Hackaday Podcast Ep 331: Clever Machine Tools, Storing Data in Birds, and the Ultimate Cyberdeck
  284. A Proper Computer For a Dollar?
  285. This Week in Security: Spilling Tea, Rooting AIs, and Accusing of Backdoors
  286. Turning Waste Plastic into Spools of Filament
  287. DIY MP3 Player Inspired By The iPod
  288. Raspberry Pi RP2350 A4 Stepping Addresses E9 Current Leakage Bug
  289. Railway Time: Why France’s Railways Ran Five Minutes Behind

July 2025

  1. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: 4-Function Frequency Counter
  2. Double the Sensors, Double the Fun, with 2-in-1 Panoramic Camera
  3. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Op-Amp Madness
  4. When Online Safety Means Surrendering Your ID, What Can You Do?
  5. Hexagonal Lighting Brings a Touch of Elegance to the Workshop
  6. Hands On: The Hacker Pager
  7. Farewell Shunsaku Tamiya: The Man Who Gave Us The Best Things To Build
  8. Robots are Coming for Your Berry Good Job
  9. Rebooting WarGames ‘ WOPR with a Pi and Gemini
  10. Legally Distinct Space Invaders Display WiFi Info
  11. The LumenPnP Pasting Utility: Never Buy Solder Stencils Again?
  12. Soldered RAM Upgrades Finally Available for Mac-PPC
  13. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: A Software-Only AM Radio Transmitter
  14. One Man’s Trash… Bicycle Edition
  15. Linux Fu: The Cheap Macropad Conundrum
  16. Everyone’s Invited to the Copyparty
  17. A Dual-Screen Cyberdeck To Rule Them All
  18. AVIF: The Avian Image Format
  19. Casting Meteorite-like Materials
  20. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Precise Time Ref via 1 Pulse-Per-Second GPS Signal
  21. ATtiny-Powered Business Card Plays Cracktro Hits
  22. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: Fixing The Clock That Once Synced The World
  23. Numbers Station Simulator, Right In Your Browser
  24. Power Line Patrols: The Grid’s Eye in the Sky
  25. Tetris in a Single Line of Code
  26. Solar Light? Mains Light? Yes!
  27. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Drop the Beat (But Only at 60 BPM)
  28. Models of Wave Propagation
  29. Skateboard Wheels Add Capabilities to Plasma Cutter
  30. Destructive Testing of ABS and Carbon Fiber Nylon Parts
  31. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: Clock Calibrator
  32. Be More Axolotl: How Humans May One Day Regrow Limbs and Organs
  33. Learn Computing? Head for MonTana!
  34. A History of Pong
  35. Wayland Will Never Be Ready For Every X11 User
  36. Commodore 64 on New FPGA
  37. Experience Other Planets with the Gravity Simulator
  38. The Power-Free Tag Emulator
  39. Hackaday Links: July 27, 2025
  40. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: RPI TinynumberHat9
  41. A Very Tidy Handheld Pi Terminal Indeed
  42. Game Boy Camera in Wedding Photo Booth
  43. A Cable Modem, The Way All Network Gear Should Be Mounted
  44. A Non-Sony Playstation Motherboard Replacement
  45. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: Shadow Clock
  46. Vintage Plasma Display Shows Current Rad Levels
  47. Engrave a Cylinder Without a Rotary Attachment? No Problem!
  48. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: A Clock Sans Silicon
  49. Signal Injector Might Still be Handy
  50. Personalization, Industrial Design, and Hacked Devices
  51. Read QR Codes on the Cheap
  52. Listening To Ethernet Via Eurorack
  53. A Modern Version of Famous, Classic Speaker
  54. Building a Color Teaching Toy For Tots
  55. Zine Printing Tips From a Solopreneur
  56. Massive Aluminum Snake Casting Becomes Water Cooling Loop For PC
  57. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: A Discrete Component Divider Chain
  58. Hackaday Podcast Episode 330: Hover Turtles, Dull Designs, and K’nex Computers
  59. Human in the Loop: Compass CNC Redefines Workspace Limits
  60. This Week in Security: Sharepoint, Initramfs, and More
  61. Transparent PCBs Trigger 90s Nostalgia
  62. Reachy The Robot Gets a Mini (Kit) Version
  63. Not Repairing an Old Tape Recorder
  64. When the UK’s Telephone Network Went Digital With System X
  65. Comprehensive Test Set Released For The Intel 80286
  66. Painting in Metal with Selective Electroplating
  67. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: 555 Timer Gets a Signal From Above
  68. KeyMo Brings a Pencil to the Cyberdeck Fight
  69. Supersonic Flight May Finally Return to US Skies
  70. Teufel Introduces an Open Source Bluetooth Speaker
  71. Eight Artificial Neurons Control Fully Autonomous Toy Truck
  72. FrogFind Grabs the WAP
  73. Vibe Coding Goes Wrong As AI Wipes Entire Database
  74. Game dev on iBook G4 with NetBSD
  75. Fusing Cheap eBay Find Into a Digital Rangefinder
  76. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: 16-Bit Tower Blinks at One Hertz
  77. Embedded LEDs for Soft Robots Made from Silicone
  78. The Death of Industrial Design and the Era of Dull Electronics
  79. Annealing in Space: How NASA Saved JunoCam in Orbit Around Jupiter
  80. An Open Source Flow Battery
  81. Nylon-Like TPU Filament: Testing CC3D’s 72D TPU
  82. The Hall-Héroult Process on a Home Scale
  83. Video Tape Hides Video Player
  84. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: A 555, but not as we know it
  85. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: Pokémon Alarm Clock Tells You It’s Time to Build the Very Best
  86. The Epochalypse: It’s Y2K, But 38 Years Later
  87. USB-C-ing All The Things
  88. Power Grid Stability: From Generators to Reactive Power
  89. Paste Extrusion for 3D Printing Glass and Eggshells
  90. Floating Buoy Measures Ocean Conditions
  91. Coleco Adam: A Commodore 64 Competitor, Almost
  92. Testing Your Knowledge of JavaScript’s Date Class
  93. A Lockpicking Robot That Can Sense the Pins
  94. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: It’s Hexadecimal Unix Time
  95. Freezer Monitoring: Because Ice Cream Is a Dish Best Served Cold
  96. Fixing Human Sleep With Air Under Pressure
  97. Don’t Turn That Old System On, First Take it Apart
  98. Why Apple Dumped 2,700 Computers In A Landfill in 1989
  99. Bearing Witness: Measuring the Wobbles in Rotary Build
  100. Reverse Engineering a ‘Tony’ 6502-based Mini Arcade Machine
  101. Researching Glow-Powder Left a few Scars
  102. Remembering Chiptunes, the Demoscene and the Illegal Music of Keygens
  103. Hackaday Links: July 20, 2025
  104. Designing an Open Source Multimeter: the HydraMeter
  105. When a Record Player Doesn’t Work Due to Solid State Grease
  106. 8 Bit Mechanical Computer Built from Knex
  107. Engine Data Displayed Live On Dash
  108. Project Scribe: Receipts for Life
  109. A Spectrophotometer Jailbreak to Resolve Colorful Disputes
  110. Software Defined Retro ROMs
  111. SymbOS Is a Funhouse mirror look at a future that never was
  112. PicoGUS adds CD-ROM Emulation to ISA Bus
  113. Punch card controlled Cyberdeck Lives In 80s Toy
  114. Elegoo Rapid PETG vs PETG Pro: Same Price, Similar Specs, Which to Buy?
  115. Neon Lamp Detects Lightning Strikes
  116. GarageMinder: Automatic Garage Door
  117. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: ZX Spectrum Is Now A Z80 Frequency Counter
  118. Before Macintosh: The Story of the Apple Lisa
  119. PVCSub: A Submarine from the Plumbing Aisle
  120. Time, Stars, and Tides, All On Your Wrist
  121. 2025 One-Hertz Challenge: HP Logic Probe Brought Into The Future
  122. Hackaday Podcast Episode 329: AI Surgery, a Prison Camp Lathe, and a One Hertz Four-Fer
  123. Unlocking the Potential of a No-Name Handheld Game
  124. This Week in Security: Trains, Fake Homebrew, and AI Auto-Hacking
  125. A Vulnerable Simulator for Drone Penetration Testing
  126. MR Browser is the Package Manager Classic Macs Never Had
  127. Improve Your KiCad Productivity With These Considered Shortcut Keys
  128. 8-Core ARM Pocket Computer Runs NixOS
  129. ESP32 Plugs In to Real-Time Crypto Prices
  130. Building a Stirling Engine Bike
  131. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Building a Better Jumping Bean
  132. The Apollo–Soyuz Legacy Lives On, Fifty Years Later
  133. ProtoWeb: Browsing the Information Superhighway Like It’s 1995
  134. A Field Guide to the North American Cold Chain
  135. This Service Life Study Really Grinds Our Gears
  136. A Neural Net For a Graphing Calculator?
  137. Vintage Hardware Find Includes Time Capsule of Data
  138. This SSD Will Self Destruct in Ten Seconds…
  139. Opening a Six-Lock Safe With One Key Using Brunnian Links
  140. Mini Car Racing Game Really Shows Off Multicolor Printing
  141. FLOSS Weekly Episode 841: Drupal and AI: The Right Tool for Everything
  142. Mach Cutoff: Bending The Sonic Boom
  143. Blu-ray Won, But At What Cost?
  144. The DEW Line Remembered
  145. Caltech Scientists Make Producing Plastics From CO2 More Efficient
  146. Arduino Saves Heat Pump
  147. A History of the Tandy Computers
  148. Wendelstein 7-X Sets New Record for the Nuclear Fusion Triple Product
  149. USB-C Rainbow Ranger: Sensing Volts with Style
  150. Pulling at Threads With the Flipper Zero
  151. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Metronalmost is Gunning for Last Place
  152. A Collection of Lightning Detectors
  153. The Fight to Save Lunar Trailblazer
  154. Will HP Create a Carfax System For PCs?
  155. A Chip8 Emulator for 68000-based Macs
  156. Quasi-Quantifying Qubits for 100 Quid
  157. Introducing PooLA Filament: Grass Fiber-Reinforced PLA
  158. Record Changer Spins Round and Round
  159. Do You Trust this AI for Your Surgery?
  160. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Valvano Clock Makes the Seconds Count
  161. Robots Want the Jobs You Can’t Do
  162. Coroutines in C
  163. Hacking When It Counts: DIY Prosthetics and the Prison Camp Lathe
  164. A Budget Quasi-Direct-Drive Motor Inspired By MIT’s Mini Cheetah
  165. Explore the Granddaddy of all Macs with LisaGUI
  166. Citizen Science is All Fun and Games
  167. Smart Coffee Table to Guide Your Commute
  168. Hackaday Links: July 13, 2025
  169. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Ham Radio Foxhunt Transmitter
  170. Hurdy-posting Continues with the Balfolk Boombox, a Synth Gurdy
  171. From Leash to Locomotion: CARA the Robotic Dog
  172. Jcorp Nomad: ESP32-S3 Offline Media Server in a Thumbdrive
  173. What Will It Take to Restore a Serious Flight Simulator?
  174. An Open-Concept 3D Printer Using Cantilever Arms
  175. Die Cut Machine Makes Portable Metal Cuts
  176. Playing Snake with Digital Microfluidics
  177. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: An Ancient Transistor Counts The Seconds
  178. Wire Like a Pro: Peeking into Wire Harness Mastery
  179. Trickle Down: When Doing Something Silly Actually Makes Sense
  180. The Cantareel is Hurdy-Guitar Turned Inside Out
  181. The 555 Writ Large
  182. Get Roped Into Magnetic Core Memory with this 512 bit Module
  183. Measuring the Impact of LLMs on Experienced Developer Productivity
  184. DIY X-Rays Made Easy
  185. Designing a CPU with only Memory Chips
  186. An Induction Lamp Made on the Same Principle as Ordinary Fluorescent Lamp
  187. Dearest C++, Let Me Count the Ways I Love/Hate Thee
  188. Hackaday Podcast Episode 328: Benchies, Beanies, and Back to the Future
  189. PlayStation Case Mod Hides Gamer Shame
  190. This Week in Security: Bitchat, CitrixBleed Part 2, Opossum, and TSAs
  191. This Homebrew CPU Got Its Start in the 1990s
  192. Listen To The Sound Of The Crystals
  193. DIY Navigation System Floats this Boat
  194. Double Your Printing Fun with Dual-Light 3D Printing
  195. Hacking a Guitar into a Hurdy-Gurdy Hybrid with 3D Prints
  196. Embedded USB Debug for Snapdragon
  197. Voltage Divider? Filter? It’s Both!
  198. Personal Reflections on Immutable Linux
  199. Long Live RSS!
  200. Ask Hackaday: Are You Wearing 3D Printed Shoes?
  201. An Emulated Stroll Down Macintosh Memory Lane
  202. Generatively-Designed Aerospike Test Fired
  203. Solder Smarts: Hands-Free Fume Extractor Hack
  204. Volume Controller Rejects Skeumorphism, Embraces the Physical
  205. How To Train A New Voice For Piper With Only A Single Phrase
  206. No Tension for Tensors?
  207. FLOSS Weekly Episode 840: End-of-10; Not Just Some Guy in a Van
  208. Dithering With Quantization to Smooth Things Over
  209. Kids vs Computers: Chisanbop Remembered
  210. Crunching The News For Fun And Little Profit
  211. PIC Burnout: Dumping Protected OTP Memory in Microchip PIC MCUs
  212. Programming Like It’s 1986, For Fun and Zero Profit
  213. Five-minute(ish) Beanie is the Fastest We’ve Seen Yet
  214. Oscillator Negativity is a Good Thing
  215. View a Beehive Up Close with this 3D Printed Hive
  216. Better Solid State Heat Pumps Through Science
  217. Budget Brilliance: DHO800 Function Generator
  218. Could Space Radiation Mutate Seeds For The Benefit of Humanity?
  219. Turning PET Plastic Into Paracetamol With This One Bacterial Trick
  220. The End Of The Hackintosh Is Upon Us
  221. Touch Lamp Tracks ISS with Style
  222. Managing Temperatures for Ultrafast Benchy Printing
  223. When is a synth a woodwind? When it’s a Pneumatone
  224. IR Point and Shoot Has a Raspberry Heart in a 35mm Body
  225. The Hackaday Summer Reading List: No AI Involvement, Guaranteed
  226. Splice CAD: Cable Harness Design Tool
  227. This Week in Security: Anthropic, Coinbase, and Oops Hunting
  228. 160-core RISC V Board is the m.2 CoProcessor You Didn’t know you needed
  229. Building an X-Ray Crystallography Machine
  230. Building a Potato-based GLaDOS as an Introduction to AI
  231. Fastener Fusion: Automating the Art of Counting
  232. Hackaday Links: July 6, 2025
  233. Diagnosing Whisker Failure Mode in AF114 and Similar Transistors
  234. Does Made-in-America Make Sense for PCB Prototyping?
  235. Visiting Our Neighbor Sedna: Feasibility Study of a Mission to This Planetoid
  236. Going to the (Parallel) Chapel
  237. Convert Any Book to a DIY Audiobook?
  238. A Look Through the Eye of a Bowling Ball
  239. Shadow Clock Shows The Time On The Wall
  240. Daisy chain of hacks lets new Arm board run Doom
  241. Mapping Tool Helps Identify Usable Land For Building
  242. AI Is Only Coming For Fun Jobs
  243. Software Defined Retro ROM Makes 8-bit Easy
  244. A Feast Of 1970s Gaming History, And An 8080 Arcade Board
  245. Track Your GitHub Activity With This E-Ink Display
  246. CIS-4 Is a Monkish Clock Inside a Ceiling Lamp
  247. Running an Entire PS1 Emulator in a DS Cartridge
  248. Video Cable Becomes Transmitter with TEMPEST-LoRa
  249. 3D Printer Turbo-Charges a Vintage Vehicle
  250. 2025 One Hertz Challenge: Electromechanical CMOS Clock Keeps In Step With Mains Frequency
  251. Hackaday Podcast Episode 327: A Ploopy Knob, Rube-Goldberg Book Scanner, Hard Drives and Power Grids Oscillating Out of Control
  252. Smart Temp Sensors Helps You Nail Your Cooking
  253. Why GitHub Copilot Isn’t Your Coding Partner
  254. SMD Capacitor Doubles as Cheap SD Card Latch
  255. Pez Blaster Shoots Candy Dangerously Fast
  256. AI Might Kill Us All (With Carbon Emissions)
  257. Smart Mjolnir Makes Questionable Judgement Call On Your Worthiness
  258. A Miniature Ostwald Reactor to Make Nitric Acid
  259. OpenMIDIStomper Makes Sure Your Gear Does What Your Foot Says
  260. Last Chance: 2025 Hackaday Supercon Still Wants You!
  261. I Gotta Print More Cowbell
  262. Back to the Future, 40 Years Old, Looks Like the Past
  263. It’s 2025, And We Still Need IPv4! What Happens When We Lose It?
  264. Reliving VHS Memories with NFC and ESPHome
  265. Smallest Gaming Mouse Has Crazy Fast Polling Rate And Resolution
  266. Reservoir Sampling, or How to Sample Sets of Unknown Size
  267. Hack Swaps Keys for Gang Signs, Everyone Gets In
  268. Subpixel Rendering For Impossibly Small Terminal Text
  269. FLOSS Weekly Episode 839: I Want to Get Paid Twice
  270. South Korea Brought High-Rise Fire Escape Solutions To The Masses
  271. Making a Smarter Laptop Cooler
  272. Why The Latest Linux Kernel Won’t Run On Your 486 And 586 Anymore
  273. Finally, An Extension To Copyright Law We Can Get Behind
  274. Adding Automatic Emergency Braking To An RC Car
  275. Whack-A-Disk
  276. Challenge: Square a Voltage
  277. A Crypto Miner Takes the Straight and Narrow
  278. There Are Better LEGO-Compatible Universal Joints Out There
  279. Are Service Loops a Good Idea?
  280. C++ Encounters of the Rusty Zig Kind
  281. DIY Book Lamp is a Different Take on the Illuminated Manuscript
  282. One Laptop Manufacturer Had To Stop Janet Jackson Crashing Laptops
  283. Move Over, Cybertruck: Series Hybrids from Edison Are on the Way
  284. In Vivo CAR T Cell Generation for Cancer and Auto-Immune Treatments
  285. Building the Marauder LowRacer from Bike Parts
  286. Super8 Camera Brought to the Modern World

June 2025

  1. Phone Keyboard Reverse Engineered
  2. Blowtorching Electroplated 3D Prints For Good Reason
  3. Sand Drawing Table Inspired By Sisyphus
  4. Data Visualization and Aggregation: Time Series Databases, Grafana and More
  5. Chasing A Raspberry Pi Bottleneck
  6. The 2025 Iberian Peninsula Blackout: From Solar Wobbles to Cascade Failures
  7. Behind RadioShack’s Cheapest Computer
  8. Preserve your Plants with an Automated Terrarium
  9. Switching from Desktop Linux to FreeBSD
  10. Break The Air Gap With Ultrasound
  11. Hackaday Links: June 29, 2025
  12. Windows 95 on PlayStation 2 Works as Well as You Expected
  13. A Scanner for Arduino-Powered Book Archiving
  14. 19th Century Photography in Extreme Miniature
  15. Turbine Blower 3D Prints Every Part, Including Triple Planetary Gears
  16. Pictures from Paper Reflections and a Single Pixel
  17. Building a Piezo Noise Box
  18. Open-Source Knob Packed with Precision
  19. Reading The Chip In Your Passport
  20. Ancient SoundBlaster Cards Just Got A Driver Update
  21. Making Optical Glass from Ceran Stovetops
  22. BeyBlades Made Ever More Dangerous With 3D Printing
  23. Limitations, Creativity, and Challenges
  24. Behind the Bally Home Computer System
  25. A Wood Chipper from First Principles
  26. Building A 3D-Printed RC Dump Truck
  27. All the Stars, All the Time
  28. GEEKDeck is a SteamDeck for Your Living Room
  29. Standing Desk Uses Pneumatics To Do The Job
  30. Can Digital Poison Corrupt The Algorithm?
  31. Hackaday Podcast Episode 326: A DIY Pockels Cell, Funny Materials to 3D Print With, and Pwning a Nissan Leaf
  32. Audio Localization Gear Built On The Cheap
  33. This Week in Security: MegaOWNed, Store Danger, and FileFix
  34. Meet Cucumber, The Robot Dog
  35. A Cheap Smart Plug To Block Distractions
  36. Making GameCube Keyboard Controller Work with Animal Crossing
  37. Pi Networks the Smith Chart Way
  38. Optimizing Dust Separation for Extreme Efficiency
  39. Linear Solar Chargers for Lithium Capacitors
  40. Rust Drives a Linux USB Device
  41. Announcing the 2025 Hackaday One Hertz Challenge
  42. How to Make a Beautiful Floral Keycap Using Resin
  43. Field Guide to the North American Weigh Station
  44. PLA With PETG Core Filament Put to the Test
  45. Revealing The Last Mac Easter Egg
  46. Static Electricity Remembers
  47. Simulating Empires with Procedurally Generated History
  48. Ceramic Printing Techniques for Plastic
  49. Homebrew Pockels Cell Is Worth the Wait
  50. FLOSS Weekly Episode 838: AtomVM and The Full Stack Elixir Developer
  51. The Tao of Bespoke Electronics
  52. Mechanical 7-Segment Display Combines Servos And LEGO
  53. The Rise And The Fall Of The Mail Chute
  54. Careful Design Lets 3D Print Emulate Kumiko
  55. Minecraft Clone Manages With Nothing But HTML + CSS
  56. Hack Turns Nissan Leaf into Giant RC Car
  57. NREL Maps Out US Data Infrastructure
  58. Digitally-Converted Leica Gets A 64-Megapixel Upgrade
  59. Pong in Discrete Components
  60. Do You Need a Bench Meter?
  61. Announcing the 2025 Pet Hacks Winners
  62. Why Trijets Lost Against Twinjets
  63. Mining and Refining: Drilling and Blasting
  64. Is Box Turtle the Open Source AMS we’ve been waiting for?
  65. There’s A New Reusable Rocket, And It’s A Honda
  66. Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine
  67. Add TouchTone Typing to Your Next Project
  68. Modern Tech Meets Retro 7-Segment
  69. Casting Time: Exploded Watch in Resin
  70. Keep Track of the Compost with LoRaWAN
  71. Video Game Preservation Through Decompilation
  72. Head to Print Head: CNC vs FDM
  73. Eulogy for the Satellite Phone
  74. Earth’s Oxygen Levels and Magnetic Field Strength Show Strong Correlation
  75. Visual Code Generator to End All Generators
  76. AI Piano Teacher to Criticize Your Every Move
  77. 3D Print Glass, Using Accessible Techniques
  78. Hackaday Links: June 22, 2025
  79. Has a Nuke Gone Off? Indicator
  80. Photogrammetry takes to the skies
  81. Giving a Drum MIDI Input with Lots of Solenoids
  82. Repairing an Old Tektronix TDS8000 Scope
  83. An Adaptive Soundtrack for Bike Tricks
  84. Tamagotchi Torture Chamber is Equal Parts Nostalgia and Sadism
  85. Replacing Crude Oil Fractional Distillation With Microporous Polyimine Membranes
  86. EU Ecodesign for Smartphones Including Right to Repair Now In Effect
  87. Converting an E-Paper Photo Frame into Weather Map
  88. Retrotechtacular: 1970s Radio
  89. Measurement is Science
  90. Tiny Tellurium Orbits Atop a Pencil
  91. If Your Kernel Development is a Little Rusty
  92. The Most Satisfying Way To Commit
  93. ELIZA Reanimated
  94. PVA Filament: Not Always What it Seems
  95. Building Diode and Diode-Transistor Logic Gates
  96. All You Need To Know About Photographic Lenses
  97. Hackaday Podcast Episode 325: The Laugh Track Machine, DIY USB-C Power Cables, and Plastic Punches
  98. Pi Pico Powers Parts-Bin Audio Interface
  99. This Week in Security: That Time I Caused a 9.5 CVE, iOS Spyware, and The Day the Internet Went Down
  100. Spiral Connector Makes Fastener-Free Assemblies
  101. Bento is an All-In-One Computer Designed to be Useful
  102. Mac SE Restomod has a Floppy Surprise
  103. Ben Eater Makes Computer Noises
  104. Build Your Own Telescope the Modern Way
  105. Fission Simulator Melts Down RP2040
  106. Dual RGB Cameras Get Depth Sensing Powerup
  107. Hacker Tactic: ESD Diodes
  108. Game Boy? NES? Why not Both!
  109. Space-Based Datacenters Take The Cloud into Orbit
  110. Flopped Humane “AI Pin” Gets an Experimental SDK
  111. Iron Nitride Permanent Magnets Made With DIY Ball Mill
  112. Gas Burner Reuses Printer Nozzle For Metalwork
  113. A Number of Microphones… er, Inductors, Rather
  114. FLOSS Weekly Episode 837: World’s Best Beta Tester
  115. BhangmeterV2 Answers The Question “Has a Nuke Gone Off?”
  116. Split Keyboard Uses No PCB
  117. ZPUI Could Be Your Tiny Embedded GUI
  118. ESP32 Dashboard is a Great Way to Stay Informed
  119. Just for Laughs: Charlie Douglass and the Laugh Track
  120. Keeping Snap and Crackle under Control with Prunt Printer Firmware
  121. Weighing an Airplane as it Flies Overhead
  122. Capturing Screenshots Using a Fake Printer
  123. StatusNotifierItem: How Standard Non-Standards Tear Linux Desktops Apart
  124. Making a Brushless DC Motor Winding Machine
  125. The Most Trustworthy USB-C Cable is DIY
  126. Dead Amstrad Becomes Something New
  127. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Gaming Typewriter
  128. A DIY Version of the Franck-Hertz Experiment
  129. A Gentle Introduction to Ncurses for the Terminally Impatient
  130. How Discord Was Ported to Windows 95 and NT 3.1
  131. Robot Dinosaur YOLOs Colors and Shapes for Kids
  132. Bringing an Obscure Apple Operating System to Modern Hardware
  133. History of Forgotten Moon Bases
  134. An Open-Source Justification for USB Cable Paranoia
  135. Cube Teeter Totter: One Motor, Many Lessons
  136. Kludge Compensates for Kaput Component with Contemporary Capacitor
  137. Retrotechtacular: Arthur C. Clarke Predicts the Future
  138. Expanding Racks in the Spirit of the Hoberman Sphere
  139. Big Chemistry: Seawater Desalination
  140. This Thermochromic Clock Is a Ray of Sunshine
  141. Dummy Plug Gets Smarter with Raspberry Pi
  142. Making Corrugated Cardboard Stronger and Waterproof
  143. Bento – VR/XR from a Keyboard
  144. Hackaday Links: June 15, 2025
  145. Electromechanical Atari is a Steampunk Meccano Masterpiece
  146. Upgrade Your Filament Dryer With a Swiveling Filament Port
  147. Smart Lamp Keeps Students on Track with Image Recognition
  148. An RC Car Driven with Old 3D Printer Motors
  149. Adaptive Keyboards & Writing Technologies for One-Handed Users
  150. The PCB Router You Wish You Had Made
  151. Meowsic Keyboard MIDI Adapter Aims for Purrfection
  152. Laptop Brick is Brought Back from the Brink
  153. LED Probe: A Smart, Simple Solution for Testing LEDs
  154. Upgrading An Old Espresso Machine
  155. Make Magical-Looking Furniture With Kerf Bend Wizard
  156. The Switch 2 Pro Controller: Prepare for Glue and Fragile Parts
  157. A Concentric Clock with Multiple Modes
  158. Watkin’s Tower: London’s Failed Eiffel Tower
  159. Open a Portal to an NES Emulator
  160. How a DIY Chicken Coop Door Opener Went From Simple to Complex
  161. Adapting an Old Rotary Dial for Digital Applications
  162. Taking A One Handed Keyboard To The Next Level
  163. Attack Of The Beepy Clones
  164. Cassette Data Storage from the 1970s
  165. This Week in Security: The Localhost Bypass, Reflections, and X
  166. A Remote-Controlled USB Rubber Ducky Clone
  167. The GBA Console You Never Knew You Wanted
  168. Build a 400 MHz Logic Analyzer for $35
  169. Simple Open Source Photobioreactor
  170. COTS Components Combine to DIY Solar Power Station
  171. The Billionth Repository On GitHub is Really Shitty
  172. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Cat at the Door
  173. End of an Era: NOAA’s Polar Sats Wind Down Operations
  174. Learning the Basics of Astrophotography Editing
  175. Crowdsourcing SIGINT: Ham Radio at War
  176. Open Source CAD in the Browser
  177. DIY Calibration Target for Electron Microscopes
  178. Step Into Combat Robotics with Project SVRN!
  179. Hacking T Cells to Treat Celiac Disease
  180. Compound Press Bends, Punches and Cuts Using 3D Printed Plastic
  181. Randomly Generating Atari Games
  182. FLOSS Weekly Episode 836: Beeps and Boops with Meshtastic
  183. Network Infrastructure and Demon-Slaying: Virtualization Expands What a Desktop Can Do
  184. This Relay Computer Has Magnetic Tape Storage
  185. Reconductoring: Building Tomorrow’s Grid Today
  186. Bipolar Uranium Extraction from Seawater with Ultra-Low Cell Voltage
  187. Threaded Insert Press is 100% 3D Printed
  188. Back to the Future Lunchbox Cyberdeck
  189. What Marie Curie Left Behind
  190. Using a Videocard as a Computer Enclosure
  191. Two Bits, Four Bits, a Twelve-bit Oscilloscope
  192. Generating Plasma with a Hand-Cranked Generator
  193. Supercon 2024: Repurposing ESP32 Based Commercial Products
  194. SkyRoof, a New Satellite Tracker for Hams
  195. Is The Atomic Outboard An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
  196. The Ongoing BcacheFS Filesystem Stability Controversy
  197. Repairing Vintage Sony Luggable Calculators
  198. Building an Assembly Line for Origami Pigeons
  199. Saving Green Books from Poison Paranoia
  200. A Modern Take on Iconic Industrial Design
  201. Run A Lawnmower on Diesel With Hot Bulb Hack
  202. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Fort Bawks is Guarded by Object Detection
  203. Information Density: Microfilm and Microfiche
  204. Turning Up the Heat on HT-PLA’s Marketing
  205. Feline Genetics and Why Orange Cats Are the Most Special
  206. Texas’ Right to Repair Bill is a Signature Away From Becoming Law
  207. Nintendo Switch 2 Teardown, Let’s A-Go!
  208. Garden Hose Gets Laminar Flow
  209. Wireless Power Makes For Cable-Free Desk
  210. Hackaday Links: June 8, 2025
  211. Bringing a Father Ted Joke to Life
  212. Simple Triggering for Saleae Logic Analyzers
  213. Piano Doorbell Adds Music To Your Home
  214. A Close Look at the Mitxela Precision Clock Mk IV
  215. Wave Drive Made With 3D Printed Parts
  216. Scratch-built Electric Boat Shows off Surprising Speed
  217. Building a Cyberpunk Modular Keyboard
  218. Single Tube SDR Is a Delightful Mix of Old and New
  219. Let’s Buy Commodore! Well, Somebody Is.
  220. ChatGPT Patched a BIOS Binary, and it Worked
  221. Microsoft Looking to Enforce USB-C Features Through WHCP
  222. When Wireless MIDI Has Latency, a Hardwired Solution Saves the Day
  223. Printed Focus Control for Pro Style Cinematography
  224. 3D Pen Used To Build Cleaning Robot That Picks Up Socks
  225. The Bellmac-32 CPU — What?
  226. Freeze-drying for improved metal printing
  227. A Flip Clock Becomes a Flip Timer
  228. A Network Status Panel The Way It Should Be
  229. Hackaday Podcast Episode 324: Ribbon Microphone From A Gumstick, Texture From a Virtual Log, and a Robot Arm From PVC
  230. Solder Stencil Done Three Ways
  231. This Week in Security: Roundcube, Unified Threat Naming, and AI Chat Logs
  232. In Film, What’s Old May Still Be New Again
  233. Soviet Calculator Teardown Reveals Similarities And Differences
  234. SPACEdeck is Half Cyberdeck, Half Phone Case, All Style
  235. A Flashlight of Fire and Ice
  236. Building an Analog Echo Plate
  237. Turning the Pluto SDR into a Network Analyzer
  238. Leakage Control for Coupled Coils
  239. Supercon 2024: From Consultant to Prototyper On A Shoestring Budget
  240. A Steady Vacuum For The Fastest Cassette Tape Drive Ever
  241. Screens of Death: From Diagnostic Aids to a Sad Emoji
  242. Piko, Your ESP32 Powered Fitness Buddy
  243. Running FreeDOS and 8086tiny on the Game Boy Advance Because You Can
  244. Passive Saturation Box is a Cheap Way To Distort Your Sound
  245. Slide Rule by Helix
  246. Making solder wick less painful
  247. Adding Assistive Technology to a Doorbell
  248. FLOSS Weekly Episode 835: Board Member B
  249. The Blackberry Keyboard: How An Open-Source Ecosystem Sprouts
  250. A Vintage ‘Scope Comes Back To Life
  251. High-Stakes Fox Hunting: The FCC’s Radio Intelligence Division in World War II
  252. Tune In to “Higher Lower”, the Minimal Handheld Electronic Game
  253. 3D Printing a Modular Guitar Means It Can Look Like Whatever You Want
  254. Making a LEGO Vehicle Which Can Cross Large Gaps
  255. Building An Automatic Wire Stripper And Cutter
  256. Building An Eight Channel Active Mixer
  257. Open Source Watch Movement Really Ticks All the Boxes
  258. 3D Printed Tank Has a Cannon to Boot
  259. Supercon 2024: How To Track Down Radio Transmissions
  260. Simulation and Motion Planning for 6DOF Robotic Arm
  261. My Winter of ’99: The Year of the Linux Desktop is Always Next Year
  262. Add Wood Grain Texture to 3D Prints – With a Model of a Log
  263. Spin-Casting This Telescope Mirror In Resin Didn’t Go To Plan
  264. The Keyboard Sinclair Never Made
  265. The 1972 INTERCAL Compiler Revealed
  266. Planetary Poetry with a Tiny Digital Core
  267. 3D Printing A Capable RC Car
  268. Ender 3 Pro Gets A Second Job As A Stator Winder
  269. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the H.R. Giger Keyboard
  270. What Use Is An Original Raspberry Pi?
  271. The Potential Big Boom In Every Dust Cloud
  272. Depositing Metal On Glass with Fiber Laser
  273. This BB Shooter Has a Spring, But Not For What You Think
  274. Testing Brick Layers in OrcaSlicer With Staggered Perimeters
  275. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Weigh Your Dog The Easy Way
  276. Hackaday Links: June 1, 2025
  277. It’s MIDI for the TRS-80!
  278. Plenty Of LEDs And Useful Too: The 2025 DORS/CLUC Badge
  279. Making The Codec Communicator From Metal Gear Solid
  280. Adaptive Optics Take Clearest Pictures of the Sun Yet
  281. Portal 2 Becomes An Impressively Capable Web Server
  282. Disarming a Nuke… Twice
  283. Can We Replace a Program Counter with a Linear-Feedback Shift Register? Yes We Can!

May 2025

  1. ESPer-CDP Plays CDs and Streams in Style
  2. Hot Rod Backyard Bath on Steel Spring Legs
  3. Building a Wireless Motorized Fader For Lighting Control
  4. Pulling Back the Veil, Practically
  5. A CRT Display for Retro Weather Forecasting
  6. Making a Treadmill Into a 3D Printer
  7. 17 Year Old Hellboy II Prop Still Amazes
  8. White LED Turning Purple: Analyzing a Phosphor Failure
  9. You Wouldn’t Download A Skateboard?
  10. Tidy LED Matrix Displays GIFs On Demand
  11. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Keep The Prey At Bay With The Cat Valve
  12. Hackaday Podcast Episode 323: Impossible CRT Surgery, Fuel Cells, Stream Gages, and a Love Letter to Microcontrollers
  13. DIY Solar Generator Inspired By James Webb Telescope
  14. This Week in Security: CIA Star Wars, Git* Prompt Injection and More
  15. Sustainable 3D Prints with Decomposable Filaments
  16. Today in Edinburgh: The Open Hardware Summit
  17. What does Linux Need? A Dial!
  18. Another Doom Port To The Atari ST
  19. IcePI Zero: A Pi Zero for FPGA
  20. A Simple Tip for Gluing Those LED Filaments
  21. You Can Make Your Own Ribbon Mic With A Gum Wrapper
  22. 2025 Pet Hacks Challenge : Poopopticon Is All Up In Kitty’s Business
  23. Researchers Are Slowly Finding Ways To Stem The Tide Of PFAS Contamination
  24. 3D Print ABS Without a Screaming Hot Bed
  25. Forced E-Waste PCs and the Case of Windows 11’s Trusted Platform
  26. Bring Back The BIOS! (To UEFI Systems, That Is)
  27. The Cost of a Cheap UPS is 10 Hours and a Replacement PCB
  28. Tool Turns SVGs into Multicolor 3D Prints
  29. A Love Letter to Embedded Systems by V. Hunter Adams
  30. Invisible PC Doubles As Heated Seat
  31. From Burnt to Brilliant: A Toaster’s Makeover
  32. FLOSS Weekly Episode 834: It Was Cool in 2006
  33. Supercon 2024: Using an Oscilloscope to Peek Below the Noise Floor
  34. Bubble Displays Make a Neat Retro Clock
  35. Remotely Interesting: Stream Gages
  36. Washington Consumers Gain Right to Repair for Cellphones and More
  37. Stamp: Modular Breakout Boards for SMD Prototyping
  38. A 100-Year-Old Electronic Musical Instrument Brought Back to Life
  39. New Supermaterial: As Strong as Steel and as Light as Styrofoam
  40. Look to the Sky With This Simple Plane Tracker
  41. Hand Truck Turned Into Motorcycle
  42. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Fytó – Turn Your Plant Into a Pet
  43. Fixing a Fatal Genetic Defect in Babies With a Bit of Genetic Modification
  44. Reconditioning a Vintage CRT Tube
  45. Hands-On: eufyMake E1 UV Printer
  46. A Forth OS in 46 Bytes
  47. Automated Blinds Opener On The Cheap
  48. Vintage Intel 8080 runs on a Modern FPGA
  49. A RISC-V Operating System Instruction Manual
  50. Wayback Proxy Lets Your Browser Party Like It’s 1999
  51. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: A Barrel Of Fun For Your Dog
  52. Mouse Model Suggests Starch-Based Plastics Are Still Bad For You
  53. Intercepting and Decoding Bluetooth Low Energy Data for Victron Devices
  54. NASA Is Shutting Down the International Space Station Sighting Website
  55. Pico-mac-nano Fits Working Macintosh on Barbie’s Desk
  56. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: A Water Fountain For Your Cat
  57. How to Build an STM32 Web Dashboard Using the Mongoose Wizard
  58. Hackaday Links: May 25, 2025
  59. Unreleased Amiga Hardware Plays MP3s
  60. NES Zapper Becomes Telephone
  61. The Commodore 64 Gets An HDMI Upgrade
  62. A Quick Introduction to TCP Congestion Control
  63. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Feline Facial Recognition Foils Food Filching
  64. Making a Backyard Observatory Complete With Retractable Roof
  65. AI Art Installation Swaps Diffusion for Reflection
  66. Reverse Engineering LEGO Island
  67. A Presence-sensing drive for Securely Storing Secrets
  68. Nerf Blaster Becomes Remote Control Turret
  69. The Need For Speed?
  70. Who Needs 100K Speakers When You’ve Got a 3D Printer?
  71. LED Matrix Built For M.2 Interface
  72. TeensyROM NFC Game Loading on the C64
  73. EMF Forming Was A Neat Aerospace Breakthrough
  74. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Aquassist Fish Feeder
  75. Tearing Down And Hacking The T2S+ Thermal Camera
  76. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Keep Your Hound Toasty Warm With This Heated Dog Bed
  77. Hackaday Podcast Ep 322: Fake Hackaday Writers, New Retro Computers, and a Web Rant
  78. POV On The Flipper Zero
  79. This Week in Security: Signal DRM, Modern Phone Phreaking, and the Impossible SSH RCE
  80. Behold Self-Synchronizing, Air-Flopping Limbs That Hop and Swim
  81. Foil Leyden Jar Helps Bring Crookes Tube to Life
  82. Running DOOM on an Atari ST
  83. Recovering Water From Cooling Tower Plumes With Plume Abatement
  84. You Can 3D Print These Assistive Typing Tools
  85. Building a Tiny Table Saw
  86. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Loko Tracks Fido with LoRa and GPS
  87. Hackaday Supercon 2025 Call For Participation: We Want You!
  88. Now KDE Users Will Get Easy Virtual Machine Management, Too
  89. A Brief History of Fuel Cells
  90. Trashed Sound System Lives to Rock another Day
  91. Roller Gearbox Allows For New Angles in Robotics
  92. Jettison Sails for Electric Propulsion
  93. Gene Editing Spiders to Produce Red Fluorescent Silk
  94. High Voltage for Extreme Ozone
  95. Honey, I Blew Up The Line Follower Robot
  96. FLOSS Weekly Episode 833: Up and Over
  97. Field Testing An Antenna, Using A Field
  98. A New Mac Plus Motherboard, No Special Chips Required
  99. Big Chemistry: Fuel Ethanol
  100. A Look Inside a Lemon of a Race Car
  101. Fault Analysis of a 120W Anker GaNPrime Charger
  102. The Mouse Language, Running on Arduino
  103. Plugging Plasma Leaks in Magnetic Confinement With New Guiding Center Model
  104. Working On Open-Source High-Speed Ethernet Switch
  105. Stylus Synth Should Have Used a 555– and Did!
  106. As The World Burns, At least You’ll Have Secure Messaging
  107. The Make-roscope
  108. When Repairs Go Inside Integrated Circuits
  109. The World Wide Web and the Death of Graceful Degradation
  110. An Awful 1990s PDA Delivers AI Wisdom
  111. PentaPico: A Pi Pico Cluster For Image Convolution
  112. An Open-Source Wii U Gamepad
  113. 3D Printing Uranium-Carbide Structures for Nuclear Applications
  114. Overengineered Freezer Monitor Fills Market Void
  115. Easy Panels With InkJet, Adhesives, and Elbow Grease
  116. A UV Meter For The Flipper Zero
  117. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Wafer-Thin Keyboard
  118. The Nightmare of Jailbreaking a ‘Pay-To-Ride’ Gotcha Ebike
  119. Remembering The ISP That David Bowie Ran For Eight Years
  120. Using pitot tubes for more than aircraft
  121. MiSTer For Mortals: Meet the Multisystem 2
  122. In Memory of Ed Smylie, Whose Famous Hack Saved the Apollo 13 Crew
  123. Designing A Hobbyist’s Semiconductor Dopant
  124. Hackaday Links: May 18, 2025
  125. Speed Up Arduino with Clever Coding
  126. Christmas Comes Early With AI Santa Demo
  127. Magnetohydrodynamic Motors to Spin Satellites
  128. Casting Shade on “Shade-Tolerant” Solar Panels
  129. MCP Blender Addon Lets AI Take the Wheel and Wield the Tools
  130. Escaping US Tech Giants Leads European YouTuber to Open Source
  131. The Lost 256 KB Japanese ROM for the Macintosh Plus Has Been Found
  132. Determine Fundamental Constants with LEDs and a Multimeter
  133. This Extra-Large, Two-Stage Fume Extractor Really Sucks
  134. Zen Flute is a Teensy Powered Mouth Theremin
  135. Open Source Hiding in Plain Sight
  136. Animated Widgets On Apple Devices via a Neat Backdoor
  137. Making Sure the Basement Stays Dry with an ESP8266
  138. Hack Aims for Polaroid, Hits Game Boy Camera Sweet Spot
  139. Moon Phase Flip Clock is Fantastic
  140. New Bismuth Transistor Runs 40% Faster and Uses 10% Less Power
  141. A Portable M4 Mac mini
  142. The Screamer Is Just Like The Clapper But Even More Annoying
  143. ChatGPT & Me. ChatGPT Is Me!
  144. Hackaday Podcast Episode 321: Learn You Some 3DP, Let the Wookie Win, or Design a Thinkpad Motherboard Anew
  145. Compliant Mechanism Shrinks Instead of Stretching
  146. This Week in Security: Lingering Spectre, Deep Fakes, and CoreAudio
  147. Home-casting Thermoelectric Alloys
  148. Wireless Doorbell Extension Features Home-Wound Coil
  149. Not a Sewing Machine: A Multimedia Briefcase
  150. Voyager 1’s Primary Thrusters Revived Before DSN Command Pause
  151. Automatic Transmission For Manual Transportation
  152. LACED: Peeling Back PCB Layers With Chemical Etching and a Laser
  153. Mylar Space Blankets As RF Reflectors
  154. Remembering More Memory: XMS and a Real Hack
  155. FPV Drone Takes Off From a Rocketing Start
  156. Falling Down The Land Camera Rabbit Hole
  157. Welcome Your New AI (LEGO) Overlord
  158. Smart Terrarium Run By ESP32
  159. Fancy Adding a Transputer Or Two To Your Atari ST?
  160. Inside Starlink’s User Terminal
  161. LED Layer Makes Plywood Glow
  162. Your Own Core Rope Memory
  163. 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Automatic Treat Dispenser Makes Kitty Work For It
  164. RTEMS Statement Deepens libogc License Controversy
  165. RADUGA: The Retro Computer from Behind the Curtain
  166. Version Control to the Max
  167. A Brain Transplant for a Philips Smart Lamp
  168. Turning a Chromebox Into a Proper Power-Efficient PC
  169. You Wouldn’t Download a Helmet?
  170. What’s an LCR Databridge?
  171. A Web Based Controller For Your Garage Door
  172. Thermal Monocular Brings the Heat at 10X
  173. A Toolchanging Delta 3D printer
  174. Remembering Memory: EMS, and TSRs
  175. The World’s Longest Range LED Flashlight
  176. Trackside Observations Of A Rail Power Enthusiast
  177. Studying QR Code Degradation
  178. Simulating High-Side Bootstrap Circuits With LTSpice
  179. The ZX Spectrum Logic Analyzer
  180. A Single-Pixel Camera Without Moving Parts Using Compressed Sensing
  181. Work, Eat, Sleep, Repeat: Become a Human Tamagotchi
  182. Unwinding an Unusual Slide Rule
  183. Semiconductor Simulator Lets You Play IC Designer
  184. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the MingKwai Typewriter
  185. Print PLA in PLA with A Giant Molecular Model Kit
  186. Radio Apocalypse: Meteor Burst Communications
  187. What’s in a Washer?
  188. Rebooting An 1973 Art Installation Running On A Nova
  189. Simulating Cable TV
  190. Reading the color of money
  191. Hackaday Links: May 11, 2025
  192. Open Source ELINT Accidentally from NASA
  193. Learn 15 Print-in-Place Mechanisms in 15 Minutes
  194. Exploring the RP2350’s UART-Bootloader
  195. Tearing Down a Forgotten Video Game
  196. Boxie – a Gameboy-Esque Audio Player
  197. Another Old ThinkPad Gets A New Motherboard
  198. An LLM for the Raspberry Pi
  199. Restoring A Sinclair C5 For The Road
  200. Move over, Lithophane: 3D Printed 3D Photos with Gaussian Splats
  201. Best Practices for FDM Printing
  202. “Man and Machine” vs “Man vs Machine”
  203. PoE-powered GPIB Adapter with Ethernet and USB-C Support
  204. Web Dashboard and OTA Updates for the ESP32
  205. The Apple II MouseCard IRQ is Synced to Vertical Blanking After All
  206. The Nuclear War You Didn’t Notice
  207. Antique Mill Satisfies Food Cravings
  208. Inside a Selective Voltmeter
  209. A Single Chip Computer For The 8051 Generation
  210. Supercon 2024: An Immersive Motion Rehabilitation Device
  211. Hackaday Podcast Episode 320: A Lot of Cool 3D Printing, DIY Penicillin, and an Optical Twofer
  212. Oscilloscope Digital Storage, 1990s Style
  213. This Week in Security: Encrypted Messaging, NSO’s Judgement, and AI CVE DDoS
  214. Triggering Lightning and Safely Guiding It Using a Drone
  215. Scan Your Caliper for Physical Part Copies
  216. Hacky Shack? The TRS-80 Model I Story
  217. Understanding Linear Regression
  218. DIY Driving Simulator Pedals
  219. Edison Phonograph Plays the Cylinders
  220. Let the Wookie Win with this DIY Holochess Table
  221. The Owon HDS160 Reviewed
  222. Flow Visualization with Schlieren Photography
  223. A Constant-Fraction Discriminator for Sub-Nanosecond Timing
  224. 3D Printed TPU Bellows with PLA Interface Layers
  225. Jellybean Mac Hides Modern PC
  226. Superconductivity News: What Makes Floquet Majorana Fermions Special for Quantum Computing?
  227. Wireless USB Autopsy
  228. Liquid Silicone 3D Printing Is No Joke
  229. FLOSS Weekly Episode 832: Give Yourself a Medal
  230. Germany’s Cabinentaxi: The Double-Sided Monorail That Wasn’t Meant To Be
  231. Big Chemistry: Cement and Concrete
  232. Magic On Your Desk via MagLev Toy
  233. Tracking the Sun? Nah!
  234. Adorable Robot Steals the Show
  235. DIY Penicillin
  236. Five Oddest Op Amp Applications
  237. A New, Smarter Universal Remote
  238. Building a DIY Chicken Incubator
  239. Supercon 2024: A Hacker’s Guide to Analog Design in a Digital World
  240. AI Brings Play-by-Play Commentary to Pong
  241. Optical Contact Bonding: Where the Macro Meets the Molecular
  242. Improving Flying Drones By Mimicking Flying Squirrels
  243. Hardware Built For Executing Python (Not Pythons)
  244. Nebula Mouse: The 6-DOF You Build Yourself
  245. 3D Print Your Own Injection Molds, Ejector Pins and All
  246. Water Drops Serve as Canvas for Microchemistry Art
  247. 3D Printed Downspout Makes Life Just a Little Nicer
  248. Round Displays Make Neat VU Meters
  249. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Bobblehead
  250. Creative PCB Business Cards are Sure to Make an Impression
  251. What Happened to WWW.?
  252. Rayhunter Sniffs Out Stingrays for $30
  253. The Convoluted Way Intel’s 386 Implemented its Registers
  254. Lancing College Shares Critical Design Review for UK CanSat Entry
  255. Train With Morse Master
  256. Hackaday Links: May 4, 2025
  257. All-Band Radio Records Signals, Plays MP3s
  258. PCB Renewal Aims To Make Old Boards Useful Again
  259. Electric Catamaran Sails High Seas of Inland Canada
  260. A Delay Line Memory Demo Board
  261. Frnisi DMC-100: A Clamp Meter Worth Cracking Open
  262. 3D Printed Cable-Driven Mechanisms – Some Strings Attached
  263. Testing a Cheap Bench Power Supply Sold on Amazon
  264. LLM Ported To The C64, Kinda
  265. Tablet Suspension System Avoids Fatigue at Bedtime
  266. Hacking Different Sized Nozzles For AnyCubic Printers
  267. Knowing What’s Possible
  268. Getting Started with ATtiny Configurable Custom Logic (CCL)
  269. Ratcheting Mechanism Gives Tendons a Tug
  270. A Neat E-Paper Digit Clock (or Four)
  271. A Gentle Introduction to Impedance Matching
  272. Prusa Mini Nozzle Cam on the Cheap
  273. Smart Speaker Gets Brain Surgery, Line-Out
  274. 3D Printed Spirograph Makes Art Out of Walnut
  275. Supercon 2024: Turning Talk Into Action
  276. Hackaday Podcast Episode 319: Experimental Archaeology, Demoscene Oscilloscope Music, and Electronic Memories
  277. Preparing for the Next Pandemic
  278. This Week in Security: AirBorne, EvilNotify, and Revoked RDP
  279. Is This the Truck We’ve Been Waiting For?
  280. Pinoutleaf: Simplifying Pinout References
  281. Single-Board Z80 Computer Draws Inspiration From Picasso
  282. Blurry Image Placeholders, Generated With Minimal CSS
  283. Printable Pegboard PC Shows Off the RGB
  284. Make Your Own Telescope, Right Down To The Glass
  285. libogc Allegations Rock Wii Homebrew Community
  286. Open Source Firmware For The JYE TECH DSO-150
  287. Researchers Create A Brain Implant For Near-Real-Time Speech Synthesis
  288. A Dual Mirror System For Better Cycling Safety
  289. Gaze Upon Robby The Robot’s Mechanical Intricacy
  290. Vintage Stereo Stack Becomes Neat PC Case
  291. Neutron Flux Impact on Quartz Expansion Rate

April 2025

  1. A New And Weird Kind of Typewriter
  2. Layout A PCB with Tscircuit
  3. FLOSS Weekly Episode 831: Let’s Have Lunch
  4. Supercon 2024: Photonics/Optical Stack for Smart-Glasses
  5. Radio Repeaters In the Sky
  6. A Gentle Introduction to COBOL
  7. Terminal DAW Does it in Style
  8. Building an nRF52840 and Battery-Powered Zigbee Gate Sensor
  9. Back to Reality with the Time Brick
  10. Comparing ‘AI’ for Basic Plant Care With Human Brown Thumbs
  11. Read Motor Speed Better By Making The RP2040 PIO Do It
  12. Crossing Commodore Signal Cables on Purpose
  13. There’s A Venusian Spacecraft Coming Our Way
  14. The DIY 1982 Picture Phone
  15. Peeking at Poking Health Tech: the G7 and the Libre 3
  16. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Protractor Keyboard
  17. Hydrogen Trains: Not The Success Germany Hoped They Would Be
  18. Weird And Wonderful VR/MR Text Entry Methods, All In One Place
  19. Pi Pico Throws Us for a (MIDI) Loop
  20. Deriving the Reactance Formulas
  21. EclairM0, the pocket notepad
  22. Tinycorder Isn’t Quite a Tricorder, But…
  23. Paint Mixing Theory for Custom Filament Colors
  24. Supercon 2024: Sketching With Machines
  25. X-Rays From an Overdriven Magnetron
  26. Life on K2-18b? Don’t Get Your Hopes Up Just Yet
  27. ASUS GPU Uses Gyroscope to Warn for Sagging Cards
  28. Look! It’s a Knob! It’s a Jack! It’s Euroknob!
  29. Kaleidoscopico Shows Off Pi Pico’s Capabilities
  30. Design Constraints Bring Lockbox to Life
  31. Hackaday Links: April 27, 2025
  32. How Methane Took Over the Booster World
  33. Quick and Easy Digital Stethoscope Keeps Tabs on Cat
  34. VESC Mods Made Via Vibe Coding
  35. Save Cells from the Landfill, Get a Power Bank For Your Troubles
  36. Deep Dive on Panel Making
  37. Creating An Electronic Board For Catan-Compatible Shenanigans
  38. Another Coil Winder Project
  39. YKK’s Self-Propelled Zipper: Less Crazy Than It Seems
  40. Remembering Heathkit
  41. Quantum Random Number Generator Squirts Out Numbers Via MQTT
  42. From Good Enough to Best
  43. Digital Squid’s Behavior Shaped by Neural Network
  44. Amazing Oscilloscope Demo Scores The Win At Revision 2025
  45. RP2040 Spins Right ‘Round inside POV Display
  46. Hash Functions with the Golden Ratio
  47. XOR Gate as a Frequency Doubler
  48. Robot Gets a DIY Pneumatic Gripper Upgrade
  49. Sigrok Website Down After Hosting Data Loss
  50. Hackaday Podcast Ep 318: DIY Record Lathe, 360 Degree LIDAR, and 3D Printing Innovation Lives!
  51. You Wouldn’t Steal a Font…
  52. This Week in Security: XRP Poisoned, MCP Bypassed, and More
  53. Posthumous Composition Being Performed by the Composer
  54. Clickspring’s Experimental Archaeology: Concentric Thin-Walled Tubing
  55. Adding an Atari Joystick Port to TheC64 USB Joystick
  56. LLMs Coming for a DNA Sequence Near You
  57. 3D Printing A Useful Fixturing Tool
  58. Onkyo Receiver Saved With An ESP32
  59. DolphinGemma Seeks to Speak to Dolphins
  60. A Bicycle is Abandonware Now? Clever Hack Rescues Dead Light
  61. From PostScript to PDF
  62. Haptic Soft Buttons Speak(er) to Your Sense of Touch
  63. The Mohmmeter: A Steampunk Multimeter
  64. C64 Assembly in Parts
  65. Improved and Open Source: Non-Planar Infill for FDM
  66. Abusing DuckDB-WASM To Create Doom In SQL
  67. The Evertop: a Low-Power, Off-Grid Solar Gem
  68. FLOSS Weekly Episode 830: Vibes
  69. Open Source Commercial Synthesisers You Will Love
  70. To See Within: Detecting X-Rays
  71. Unsolved Questions in Astronomy? Try Dark Matter!
  72. A Scratch-Built Commodore 64, Turing Style
  73. Virtual Nodes, Real Waves: a Colpitts Walkthrough
  74. How Supercritical CO2 Working Fluid Can Increase Power Plant Efficiency
  75. eInk PDA Revisited
  76. DIY Record Cutting Lathe is Really Groovy
  77. British Wartime Periscope: a Peek Into the Past
  78. Game Boy PCB Assembled With Low-Cost Tools
  79. Why Physical Media Deserved To Die
  80. What’s Sixty Feet Across and Superconducting?
  81. Making A One-Of-A-Kind Lime2 SBC
  82. PoX: Super-Fast Graphene-Based Flash Memory
  83. Jolly Wrencher Down to the Micron
  84. Trekulator: A Reproduction of the 1977 Star Trek Themed Calculator
  85. Remembering UCSD p-System, the Pascal Virtual Machine
  86. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Part Picker
  87. Restoration of Six-Player Arcade Game From the Early 90s
  88. Biasing Transistors with Current Sources
  89. Printed Perpetual Calendar Clock Contains Clever Cams
  90. Preventing Galvanic Corrosion in Water Cooling Loops
  91. China Hosts Robot Marathon
  92. Hackaday Links: April 20, 2025
  93. milliForth-6502, a Forth for the 6502 CPU
  94. The Most Printable 3D Printer Yet
  95. Low Cost Oscilloscope Gets Low Cost Upgrades
  96. Building a Custom Zynq-7000 SoC Development Board from the Ground Up
  97. Non-planar Slicing is for the Birds
  98. Rockbox 4.0 Released
  99. Frankenflair 58: Manual Roots, Advanced Brew
  100. China’s TMSR-LF1 Molten Salt Thorium Reactor Begins Live Refueling Operations
  101. They Hacked a Nuclear Power Plant! Whoops! Don’t Make a Sound!
  102. Hydroplaning RC Jet boat Steers Clear of Convention
  103. Vibing, AI Style
  104. Will it Run Llama 2? Now DOS Can
  105. Open Source DMR Radio
  106. Restoring an Abandoned Game Boy Kiosk
  107. Haircuts in Space: How to Keep Your Astronauts Looking Fresh
  108. Robot Picks Fruit and Changes Light Bulbs with Measuring Tape
  109. A Pi-Based LiDAR Scanner
  110. Vintage Game Rides Again Thanks to Modern Tech
  111. Hackaday Podcast Episode 317: Quantum Diamonds, Citizen Science, and Cobol to AI
  112. Presence Detection Augments 1930s Home
  113. This Week in Security: No More CVEs, 4chan, and Recall Returns
  114. D20-shaped Quasicrystal Makes High-Strength Alloy Printable
  115. Track Your Circuits: A Locomotive PCB Badge
  116. Tiny, Hackable Telepresence Robot for under $100? Meet Goby
  117. Rise of the Robots: How Robots Are Changing Dairy Farms
  118. A Blacksmith Shows Us How To Choose An Anvil
  119. Designing an FM Drum Synth from Scratch
  120. Bicycle Gearbox Does it by Folding
  121. Supercon 2024: Exploring the Ocean with Open Source Hardware
  122. Budget Schlieren Imaging Setup Uses 3D Printing to Reveal the Unseen
  123. Modernizing an Enigma Machine
  124. Using a MIG Welder, Acetylene Torch, and Air Hammer to Remove a Broken Bolt
  125. An Absolute Zero of a Project
  126. GK STM32 MCU-Based Handheld Game System
  127. Making a Variable Speed Disc Sander from an Old Hard Drive
  128. FLOSS Weekly Episode 829: This Machine Kills Vogons
  129. SpaceMouse Destroyed for Science
  130. Porting COBOL Code and the Trouble With Ditching Domain Specific Languages
  131. Homemade VNA Delivers High-Frequency Performance on a Budget
  132. Binner Makes Workshop Parts Organization Easy
  133. Something is Very Wrong With the AY-3-8913 Sound Generator
  134. Replica of 1880 Wireless Telephone is All Mirrors, No Smoke
  135. DIY AI Butler Is Simpler and More Useful Than Siri
  136. Making Parts Feeders Work Where They Weren’t Supposed To
  137. A New Kind of Bike Valve?
  138. Announcing the Hackaday Pet Hacks Contest
  139. New Brymen Bluetooth BM788BT Digital Multimeter Coming Soon
  140. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with John Lennon’s Typewriter
  141. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Quantum Magnetic Sensor
  142. This Potato Virtual Assistant is Fully Baked
  143. Building A DIY Tornado Tower
  144. Plasmonic Modulators Directly Convert Terahertz Waves to Optical Signals
  145. Elastic Bands Enable Touchable Volumetric Display
  146. ESP32-Powered Clock Brings Aviation Style To Your Desk
  147. Converting the C64 Mini Into A C64C
  148. Linux Fu: Stopping a Runaway
  149. A Cheap Yellow Display Makes A Video Walkie Talkie
  150. Jenny’s (Not Quite) Daily Drivers: Raspberry Pi 1
  151. DIY scanning spectrometer is a bright idea
  152. A Tricky Commodore PET Repair and a Lesson About Assumptions
  153. Introducing Infrared Remote Control Protocols
  154. The ProStar: the Portable Gaming System and Laptop From 1995
  155. Hackaday Links: April 13, 2025
  156. 3D Printed Milling Machine is Solid as a Rock
  157. The Spade Hardware Description Language
  158. Satisfy Your High-Voltage Urges with This Printable Flyback Transformer
  159. Software Project Pieces Broken Bits Back Together
  160. Learning Linux Kernel Modules Using COM Binary Support
  161. A 17th Century Music Computer
  162. The Incomplete JSON Pretty Printer (Brought To You By Vibes)
  163. Hacking a Cheap Rechargeable Lamp With Non-Standard USB-C Connector
  164. Vibe Check: False Packages a New LLM Security Risk?
  165. DIY Soldering Tweezers, Extra Thrifty
  166. Biting Off More Than I Can Chew
  167. Tiny Pogo Robot Gets Wings, Does Flips
  168. Repairing Classic Sound Cards
  169. Tracing the #!: How the Linux Kernel Handles the Shebang
  170. Creating a Somatosensory Pathway From Human Stem Cells
  171. Gemini 2.0 + Robotics = Slam Dunk?
  172. A Mouse, No Hands!
  173. GPS Broken? Try TV!
  174. Hackaday Podcast Episode 316: Soft Robots, Linux the Hard Way, Cellphones into SBCs, and the Circuit Graver
  175. Audio Effects Applied to Text
  176. This Week in Security: AI Spam, SAP, and Ivanti
  177. The Jupiter Ace Remembered
  178. Brush Up on Your Trade Craft With This Tiny FM Bug
  179. Farewell Economy 7, a Casualty of the Long Wave Switch-Off
  180. Using Integer Addition to Approximate Float Multiplication
  181. Windows on ARM on Arm
  182. A New Mechanical Keyboard for an Old Computer
  183. Improving Magnetoplasmadynamic Ion Thrusters With Superconductors
  184. Ask Hackaday: What’s a Sun-Like Star?
  185. Clever Engineering Leaves Appliance Useless
  186. Everyone’s Talking GPMI, Should you?
  187. Making Liquid Oxygen: Far From Easy but Worth the Effort
  188. Ask Hackaday: Vibe Coding
  189. Going to the Top with a Raspberry Pi Elevator
  190. FLOSS Weekly Episode 828: Incus Inception
  191. Self-Hosting a Cluster on Old Phones
  192. You Shouldn’t Build an X-Ray Machine, But You Could
  193. In 2025, The Philly Maker Faire Finds Its Groove
  194. Forget Propellers, Embrace Tentacle-based Locomotion
  195. Better Bearings Take the Wobble Out of Premium Scroll Wheel
  196. Salamander Robot is Squishy
  197. Dozens of Solenoids Turn Vintage Typewriter into a Printer
  198. ASCII to Mainframe
  199. Designing A Tone Control Properly
  200. The Computers of EPCOT
  201. FreeDOS 1.4 Released
  202. Turning Old Cellphones into SBCs
  203. LayerLapse Simplifies 3D Printer Time-lapse Shots
  204. Printed Robotic Arm Pumps Up With Brushless Motors
  205. The 1980s Computer, French Style
  206. Simple Antenna Makes for Better ESP32-C3 WiFi
  207. Atomic Clock Trades Receiver for an ESP8266
  208. Buyer Beware: Cheap Power Strips Hold Hidden Horrors
  209. A Tiny Tape Synth
  210. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One Where We Embrace the Jank
  211. Fiber Laser Gives DIY PCBs a Professional Finish
  212. Which Browser Should I Use In 2025?
  213. Why USB-C Splitters Can Cause Magic Smoke Release
  214. Tracking the ISS Made Easy
  215. A Tale Of Nuclear Shenanigans From Down Under
  216. Pluto’s Not a Planet, But It Is a Spectrum Analyzer
  217. Command and Conquer Ported to the Pi Pico 2
  218. Reverse Engineering the IBM PC110, One PCB at a Time
  219. An Amstrad PCW Receives A Bit Of Love
  220. Emulating iPhone on QEMU
  221. Celebrating 30 Years of Windows 95 at VCF
  222. A Low F Number Lens, From Scratch
  223. Ben Eater vs. Microsoft BASIC
  224. Inside an Edison Phonograph
  225. How Shrinking Feature Size Made Modern Wireless Work
  226. How a Tiny Relay Became a USB Swiss Army Knife
  227. If You’re 3D Scanning, You’ll Want a Way To Work with Point Clouds
  228. A Look Inside MacPaint
  229. Disney’s Bipedal, BDX-Series Droid Gets the DIY Treatment
  230. 8 Pins For Linux
  231. Lockdown Remote Control Project is Free and Open
  232. The Transputer in your Browser
  233. First PCB with the Smallest MCU?
  234. Vintage Computer Festival East This Weekend
  235. Supercon 2024: Quick High-Feature Boards With The Circuit Graver
  236. Hackaday Podcast Episode 315: Conductive String Theory, Decloudified Music Players, and Wild Printing Tech
  237. 3D Print (and Play!) The Super Mario Tune as a Fidget Toy
  238. This Week in Security: Target Coinbase, Leaking Call Records, and Microsoft Hotpatching
  239. Keep Bears at Bay with the Crackle of 280,000 Volts
  240. A Portable Electronics Workstation
  241. Playstacean Evolves The PSOne Into The Crab It Was Always Meant to Be
  242. A Proper OS For The Sega Genesis/Megadrive
  243. The Weird Way A DEC Alpha Boots
  244. Teardown of a Scam Ultrasonic Cleaner
  245. Australia’s Silliac Computer
  246. Ditto That
  247. MIT Wants You to Secure Your Hardware Designs
  248. Remembering Betty Webb: Bletchley Park & Pentagon Code Breaker
  249. A Very Trippy Look at Microsoft’s Beginnings
  250. Handheld 18650 Analyzer Scopes Out Salvaged Cells
  251. The Magic Touch: A 555 Touch Switch
  252. Monitor Your Smart Plugs on the Command Line
  253. One Book to Boot Them All
  254. Programmer’s Macro Pad Bangs Out Whole Functions
  255. FLOSS Weekly Episode 827: Yt-dlp, Sometimes You Can’t See the Tail
  256. Supercon 2024: Rethinking Body Art With LEDs
  257. 70 DIY Synths on One Webpage
  258. Australia’s Steady March Towards Space
  259. The Lowly Wall Wart Laid Bare
  260. A Toothbrush Hacked, in Three Parts
  261. Why the LM741 Sucks
  262. An Elegant Writer for a More Civilized Age
  263. A Forgotten Photographic Process Characterised
  264. Malfunctional Timekeeping With The Vetinari Clock
  265. Shrinking Blinky As Far As Possible
  266. The Everlasting Hunt For The Loch Ness Monster
  267. Philadelphia Maker Faire Returns This Weekend
  268. On Egyptian Pyramids and Why It’s Definitely Aliens
  269. Bringing Achievements To The Nintendo Entertainment System
  270. Hybrid Mechanical Clock Shows it Both Ways
  271. Golang On The PS2
  272. Software Hacks Unlock Cheap Spectrometer

March 2025

  1. A Music Box Commanded By NFC Tags
  2. Levitating Lego Generator Runs On Air
  3. Building a Sliding Tile Clock
  4. Zink is Zero Ink — Sort Of
  5. A SNES CPU Replacement Via FPGA
  6. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Leather Keyboard
  7. DIY Linear Tubular Motor Does Precise Slides
  8. Tiny Bubbles in the Memory
  9. A Prototyping Board With Every Connector
  10. Reconfigurable FPGA for Single Photon Measurements
  11. Hackaday Links: March 30, 2025
  12. Help Propel The Original ARM OS Into The Future
  13. Protocol Analyzer Remembered
  14. Can Hackers Bring Jooki Back to Life?
  15. Automatically Crack Safes with this Autodialer
  16. Chip Glitching 101 with [Hash]
  17. Yaydio, a Music Player For Kids
  18. DIY Split Keyboard Made with a Saw
  19. An ESP32 Pomodoro Timer
  20. AMSAT-OSCAR 7: the Ham Satellite That Refused to Die
  21. Open Source Framework Aims to Keep Tidbyt Afloat
  22. Contagious Ideas
  23. Recreating the Analog Beauty of a Vintage Tektronix Oscillator
  24. How to Make a 13 mm Hole With a 1/2″ Drill Bit
  25. Pictures from a High Altitude Balloon
  26. Make DIY Conductive, Biodegradable String Right In Your Kitchen
  27. Math, Optimized: Sweden’s Maximal Multi-Divi
  28. An Artificial Sun In A Manageable Size
  29. Take A Little Bit Of Acorn To Work
  30. Hackaday Podcast Episode 314: It’s Pi, but Also PCBs in Living Color and Ultrasonic Everything
  31. Keep Tabs on Your Vehicle’s Needs with LubeLogger
  32. This Week in Security: IngressNightmare, NextJS, and Leaking DNA
  33. Dwingeloo to Venus: Report of a Successful Bounce
  34. Scanning Film The Way It Was Meant To Be
  35. AqMood is an Air Quality Monitor with an Attitude
  36. Half The Reflow Oven You Expected
  37. An Inexpensive Way to Break Down Plastic
  38. Inside a Fake WiFi Repeater
  39. Your Badminton Racket Needs Restringing? There’s a DIY Machine for That
  40. Supercon 2024: Yes, You Can Use the Controller Area Network Outside of Cars
  41. Custom Slimline CD Player Hides Out Under Speaker
  42. General Fusion Claims Success with Magnetized Target Fusion
  43. Chase Light SAO Shouldn’t Have Used a 555, and Didn’t
  44. Pi Pico Turns Atari 2600 into a Lo-fi Photo Frame
  45. Why are Micro Center Flash Drives so Slow?
  46. Fitting a Spell Checker into 64 kB
  47. Integrated BMS Makes Battery Packs Easy
  48. 3D-Printed Scanner Automates Deck Management for Trading Card Gamers
  49. FLOSS Weekly Episode 826: Fedora 42 and KDE
  50. Supercon 2024: A New World of Full-Color PCBs
  51. Teardown of Casio Credit Card-Sized Radio
  52. Tech in Plain Sight: Hearing Aids
  53. Build Customized Raspberry Pi OS Images With rpi-image-gen
  54. Admit it. You Want This Go-Kart
  55. Designing a Portable Mac Mini
  56. Physical Key Copying Starts With a Flipper Zero
  57. Brazilian Modders Upgrade NVidia Geforce GTX 970 to 8 GB of VRAM
  58. LED Filaments Become Attractive Time Piece
  59. The Vectrex Home Computer You Never Had
  60. Ancient Pocket Computer Gets a Serious Serial Upgrade
  61. Supercon 2024: Killing Mosquitoes with Freaking Drones, and Sonar
  62. ReactOS 0.4.15 Released With Major Improvements
  63. Metal Detector Built With Smartphone Interface
  64. Handheld Console Plays Original Pong With Modern E-Waste
  65. Glow In The Dark PCBs Are Pretty Cool
  66. PPS Is The Hottest USB-C Feature You Didn’t Know About
  67. Mural: The Plotter That Draws On Walls
  68. Wearable Computing Goes Woven, Wireless, and Washable
  69. The SNES Seems To Be Getting Faster Over Time
  70. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Grasshopper Typewriter
  71. Cloudflare’s AI Labyrinth Wants Bad Bots To Get Endlessly Lost
  72. Rolling Foam Cutter Gives Mattress a Close Shave
  73. Build a Starship Bridge Simulator With EmptyEpsilon
  74. “Unnecessary” Automation of a DIY Star Lamp Build
  75. Hackaday Links: March 23, 2025
  76. RTL-SDR with Only a Browser
  77. Building the Simplest Atomic Force Microscope
  78. The Mysterious Mindscape Music Board
  79. Booting a Desktop PDP-11
  80. Musings on a Good Parallel Computer
  81. Piezo Sensor Reviewed
  82. Twisting Magnetism to Control Electron Flow
  83. Generative Art Machine Does it One Euro at a Time
  84. Card Radios Remembered
  85. Acoustic Levitation Gets Insects Ready For Their Close-Up
  86. Thanks for Hackaday Europe!
  87. The Fastest MS-DOS Gaming PC Ever
  88. Biosynthesis of Polyester Amides in Engineered Escherichia Coli
  89. A Cute Handheld Gaming Device That You Can Build In An Altoids Tin
  90. Producing Syngas From CO2 and Sunlight With Direct Air Capture
  91. Moving Software Down to Hardware
  92. Turning a Kombucha Bottle Into a Plasma Tube
  93. Building a Handheld Pong Game
  94. High Frequency Food: Better Cutting With Ultrasonics
  95. Hackaday Podcast Episode 313: Capacitor Plague, Wireless Power, and Tiny Everything
  96. Benchtop Haber-Bosch Makes Ammonia at Home
  97. This Week in Security: The Github Supply Chain Attack, Ransomware Decryption, and Paragon
  98. Aluminum Business Cards Make Viable PCB Stencils
  99. Cheap Endoscopic Camera Helps Automate Pressure Advance Calibration
  100. A Modern Take on the Etch A Sketch
  101. Solar Power, Logically
  102. Backyard Rope Tow from Spare Parts
  103. Laser Harp Sets the Tone
  104. Three SPI Busses Are One Too Many on This Cheap Yellow Display
  105. Linux Fu: A Warp Speed Prompt
  106. Chemistry Meets Mechatronics in This Engaging Art Piece
  107. PiEEG Kit is a Self-Contained Biosignal Laboratory
  108. World’s Smallest Blinky, Now Even Smaller
  109. Pick Up A Pebble Again
  110. Modern Computing’s Roots or The Manchester Baby
  111. This M5Stack Game Is Surprisingly Addictive
  112. FLOSS Weekly Episode 825: Open Source CI With Semaphore
  113. From the Ashes: Coal Ash May Offer Rich Source of Rare Earth Elements
  114. Reviving a Maplin 4600 DIY Synthesizer From the 1970s
  115. So What is a Supercomputer Anyway?
  116. Make Fancy Resin Printer 3D Models FDM-Friendly
  117. “Glasses” That Transcribe Text To Audio
  118. Spy Tech: Build Your Own Laser Eavesdropper
  119. Speeding Up Your Projects With Direct Memory Access
  120. Ultra-Low Power Soil Moisture Sensor
  121. A Foot Pedal To Supplement Your Keyboard
  122. The Capacitor Plague of the Early 2000s
  123. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Cheesy Keyboard
  124. Simulating Embedded Development To Reduce Iteration Time
  125. Checking In On the ISA Wars and Its Impact on CPU Architectures
  126. Writing a GPS Receiver from Scratch
  127. DIY Your Own Red Light Therapy Gear
  128. Simple Robot Assembled From E-Waste Actually Looks Pretty Cool
  129. Current Mirrors Tame Common Mode Noise
  130. Turning Down the Noise on SMPS
  131. Recreating A Braun Classic With 3D Printing
  132. Repairing a Legendary Elka Synthex Analog Synthesizer
  133. Ask Hackaday: What Would You Do With the World’s Smallest Microcontroller?
  134. Build Your Own Air Mouse, Okay?
  135. Relativity Space Changes Course on Path to Orbit
  136. 3D Printed Brick Layers for Everyone
  137. A 6502, In The Shell
  138. The Amiga No One Wanted
  139. Wire Recording Speaks Again
  140. Hackaday Links: March 16, 2025
  141. Blue Ghost Watches Lunar Eclipse from the Lunar Surface
  142. Inside a “Budget” Current Probe
  143. Transmitting Wireless Power Over Longer Distances
  144. A Look at the Panasonic FS-A1FM
  145. A Hacker’s Approach to All Things Antenna
  146. Repairing a Kodak Picture Maker Kiosk
  147. Building a Fully Automatic Birkeland-Eyde Reactor
  148. Add WebUSB Support To Firefox With a Special USB Device
  149. You Too Can Do the Franck-Hertz Experiment
  150. Putting Conductive TPU To The Test
  151. My Scammer Girlfriend: Baiting a Romance Fraudster
  152. Hackaday Europe 2025: Streaming Live
  153. Probably The Simplest Sequencing Synth
  154. Make Your Cheap Thermal Camera into a Microscope
  155. Building a Ten-Hundred Key Computer Word-Giving Thing
  156. C+P: Combining the Usefulness of C with the Excellence of Prolog
  157. Pi Hand is a Digital Display of a Different Sort
  158. Hackaday Podcast Episode 312: Heart Attacks, the Speed of Light, and Self-balancing
  159. You Know Pi, But Do You Really Know e?
  160. Utah’s FORGE: a Research Laboratory For Enhanced Geothermal Systems
  161. This Week in Security: The X DDoS, The ESP32 Basementdoor, and the camelCase RCE
  162. ClockworkPi Unveils New PicoCalc Handheld
  163. The Trials and Tribulations of Building a Pasta Display
  164. The Mysterious and Important Work of Prop Design on Severance
  165. Tracking Deep-Sky Objects
  166. BritCSS: Write CSS With British English Spellings
  167. Have Li-ion Batteries Gone Too Far?
  168. Got Junk? Then Build This Scrappy TEA Laser
  169. Linux Fu: Use the Source (Command), Luke
  170. Hacking a Rotary Phone
  171. Hackaday Europe 2025: Speaker Schedule and Official Event Page
  172. High-Speed Reservoir Computing With Integrated Laser Graded Artificial Neurons
  173. A Decade Resistance Box From PCBs
  174. Meshtastic Adds Wireless Connectivity to Possum Trap
  175. A Fast Rewind to the Era of Tapesponding
  176. EPROM-based Enigma Machine
  177. FLOSS Weekly Episode 824: Gratuitous Navel Gazing
  178. FlyingCam is a Sweet DIY Webcam on a Stick
  179. Pixel Watch 3’s Loss of Pulse Detection: the Algorithms That Tell Someone is Dying
  180. Some Useful Notes On The 6805-EC10 Addressable RGB LED
  181. I2C Sniffing Comes to the Bus Pirate 5
  182. Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer
  183. Lies, Damned Lies, And IGBT Datasheets
  184. How To Use LLMs For Programming Tasks
  185. A Magic Eye Tube Does All The Work In This Kit
  186. A Deep Dive Into Canon Autofocus Lenses
  187. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Batwing Typewriter
  188. Tiny Laptop Gets a New Case and an Unlocking
  189. TrapC: A C Extension For the Memory Safety Boogeyman
  190. Josephine Cochrane Invented the Modern Dishwasher — In 1886
  191. Homebrew Traffic Monitor Keeps Eyes on the Streets
  192. Hacking a Heavyweight Philco Radio
  193. Satellite Imagery You Can Play With
  194. What’s Wrong With This Antenna Tuner?
  195. Solar-Powered E-Reader With No Buttons
  196. Freeing Windows
  197. Conservationists Are Flying Microlites To Teach Birds How To Migrate
  198. The ESP32 Bluetooth Backdoor That Wasn’t
  199. Inexpensive Repairable Laptops, With Apple Style
  200. You Are Already Traveling at the Speed of Light
  201. ZX Spectrum, Soviet Style: A 44-IC Clone You Can Build
  202. IPV4, IPV6… Hey! What Happened to IPV5?
  203. Clock Mechanism Goes Crazy for Arduino
  204. Hackaday Links: March 9, 2025
  205. Deep Drawing with Ultrasonics
  206. Old Chromebooks Get Second Life as Video Wall
  207. Taming the Wobble: An Arduino Self-Balancing Bot
  208. Fixing an Unpleasant SD Card Slot Issue In a NanoVNA
  209. The Coolest Batteries You’ve Never Heard Of
  210. Retrotechtacular: Better Living Through Nuclear Chemistry
  211. Fictional Computers: EMERAC was the Chatbot of 1957
  212. Writing an OLED Display Driver in MicroZig
  213. Expensive Camera, Cheap 3D-Printed Lens
  214. Transceiver Reveals Unusual Components
  215. Physical Computing Used to be a Thing
  216. The Pentium Processor’s Innovative (and Complicated) Method of Multiplying by Three, Fast
  217. Get Into Meshtastic On the Cheap With This Tiny Node Kit
  218. The Road to Lucid Dreaming Might be Paved With VR
  219. This Laser Knows about Gasses
  220. Tearing Down a Vintage Word Processor
  221. Trio of Mods Makes Delta Printer More Responsive, Easier to Use
  222. Run Xbox 360 Games on Your PC With XenonRecomp
  223. Open Source Hardware, How Open Do You Want It To Be?
  224. Hackaday Podcast Episode 311: AirTag Hack, GPS Rollover, and a Flat-Pack Toaster
  225. GNSS Signals Tracked on the Moon By LuGRE
  226. This Week in Security: Zen Jailbreak, Telegram Exploit, and VMware Hyperjack
  227. The Long Goodbye: More Instruments Shut Down on the Voyagers as End Nears
  228. Open Safety In The Auto Business: Renault Shares Its Battery Fire Suppression Tech
  229. Repairing a 1955 Classic Radio
  230. Combined Crypto, Anglo-American Style
  231. The Strange Afterlife of the Xbox Kinect
  232. Plastic Gear Repair
  233. Custom Touchpad PCBs Without The Pain
  234. Hackaday Europe 2025 Welcomes David Cuartielles, Announces Friday Night Bring-a-Hack
  235. Hacking Digital Calipers for Automated Measurements and Sorta-Micron Accuracy
  236. Why 56k Modems Relied On Digital Phone Lines You Didn’t Know We Had
  237. The Future We Never Got, Running a Future We Got
  238. Rackmount all the Things, Hi-Fi Edition
  239. A TV With Contrast You Haven’t Seen For Years
  240. Ptychography for High Resolution Microscopy
  241. Designing a Toy Conveyor Belt For Fun and Profit
  242. Piggyback Board Brings Touch Sensing to USB Soldering Iron
  243. FLOSS Weekly Episode 823: TuxCare, 10 Years Without Rebooting!
  244. Haptic Displays Bring Sports To The Vision Impaired
  245. Is This The Oldest HD Video Online?
  246. Big Chemistry: Glass
  247. China Claims Commercial Nuclear Fusion by 2050 as Germany Goes Stellarator
  248. Speaking Computers from the 1970s
  249. Build a Parametric Speaker of Your Own
  250. Smartwatches Could Flatten the Curve of the Next Pandemic
  251. Shortwave Resurrection: A Sticky Switch Fix on a Hallicrafters
  252. Interposer Helps GPS Receiver Overcome Its Age
  253. Inexpensive Powder Coating
  254. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Schreibmaschine
  255. It’s 2025, and Here’s a New Film Format
  256. LTA’s Pathfinder 1: the Dawn of a New Age of Airships?
  257. Cheap Hackable Smart Ring Gets a Command Line Client
  258. CNC Router and Fiber Laser Bring the Best of Both Worlds to PCB Prototyping
  259. It’s SSB, But Maybe Not Quite As You Know It
  260. Hijacking AirTag Infrastructure To Track Arbitrary Devices
  261. Make Your Own Air Knife and Air Amplifier
  262. Here’s A Spy Movie-Grade Access Card Sniffing Implant
  263. Sensory Substitution Device Tingles Back Of Your Hand
  264. Deep Space DX Hack Chat
  265. 12VHPWR Watchdog Protects You From Nvidia Fires
  266. FOSDEM 2025, A Hardware Hacker’s Haven
  267. A MicroPython Interpreter For Flipper Zero
  268. Wake, Boot, Repeat: Remote OS Selection with GRUB and ESP
  269. Flat Pack Toaster Heats Up the Right to Repair
  270. Making The Alarmo Customizable, By Any Means Necessary
  271. Hackaday Links: March 2, 2025
  272. On Sensory Weaver Building
  273. Make Ice Spheres in a Copper Press
  274. A CaptionCall Phone Succumbs To Doom , Again
  275. “Some Assembly Required” Makes Us Love Things More
  276. Skype is Shutting Down on May 5th
  277. This Gesture Sensor Is Precise, Cheap, Well-Hidden
  278. Using Four Rolls Of Film To Make One Big Photo
  279. The Bus Pirate 5 Sure Can Glitch
  280. Why Are Cassette and CD Players So Big Now?
  281. SteamVR Controller Controlling Addressable LEDs
  282. Practice While You Work
  283. Making a PCR Machine Crypto Sign Its Results
  284. Building a Nerf-like Rocket Launcher With Airburst Capability
  285. Phytoremediation to Clean the Environment and Mine Critical Materials
  286. Building an Interferometer With LEGO
  287. A Different Take on the River Table Does it in Bronze

February 2025

  1. Cheap Fiber Optic Wand Toy Becomes Tiny Weird Display
  2. Low-Resolution Fluid Simulation On An ESP32
  3. Tech in Plain Sight: Shopping Cart Locks
  4. Hackaday Podcast Episode 310: Cyanotypes, Cyberdecks, and the Compass CNC
  5. Lost Foam Aluminium Alloy Casting
  6. This Week in Security: Malicious Themes, Crypto Heists, and Wallbleed
  7. Gonzo Film Making With The Raspberry Pi
  8. Copying Commodore Data Tapes, 40 Years Late
  9. Bringing a Current Dumping Amplifier Back To Life
  10. AI Helps Researchers Discover New Structural Materials
  11. Convert a Cheap Tube Preamp Into A Headphone Amp With Jenny
  12. Thermorphs: Self-Folding 3D Prints
  13. esp-hal, a Stable-API ESP32 HAL Gift For Your Rust Code
  14. Linux Fu: USB Everywhere
  15. How Do Air Fryers Work?
  16. What Game Should Replace Doom As The Meme Port Of Choice?
  17. A Precisely Elegant Cyberdeck Handheld
  18. Shelved Kindle Gets New Life as Weather Display
  19. SHOUT For Smaller QR Codes
  20. District Heat Pump Systems Save Money and Gas Utilities
  21. Building a DIY Muon Tomography Device for About $100
  22. Want a Truck with a Short Bed and a Long Camper Shell?
  23. FLOSS Weekly Episode 822: Nand2Tetris
  24. Too Smooth: Football and the “KnuckleBall” Problem
  25. UL Investigates the Best Way to Fight EV Fires
  26. Hackaday Europe 2025: Workshops and More Speakers
  27. New Camera Does Realtime Holographic Capture, No Coherent Light Required
  28. A Ten Band SDR Transceiver For Homebrewers
  29. DIY Open-Source Star Tracker Gets You Those Great Night Shots
  30. Import GPU: Python Programming with CUDA
  31. Taking Cues From a Gramophone To Make a Better Marble Music Machine
  32. Reverse-Engineering SKS Airspy Tire Pressure Sensors for Custom Firmware
  33. Infill Injection Experiment Makes Stronger Parts
  34. We’re Hiring: Come Join Us!
  35. Custom Frame Grabber Gets Vintage Kodak Digital Camera Back in the Game
  36. Tech In Plain Sight: Magsafe, and How To Roll Your Own
  37. BlackBerry Keyboard Makes This Handheld Pi Stand Out
  38. PCB Dielectric Constant Measurements, Three Ways
  39. To Test a (Smart) LED
  40. Hackable Cities
  41. 3D Print An Instant Camera
  42. Harvesting Water with High Voltage
  43. Old iPad To New Screen
  44. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with All the Green Keyboards
  45. Line Power with No Transformer
  46. The Importance of Current Balancing With Multi-Wire Power Inputs
  47. Where No E. Coli Has Gone Before
  48. Unhacked Mattress Phones Home
  49. Does the 12VHPWR Connector Really Wear Out After 30 Mating Cycles?
  50. Learn Assembly the FFmpeg Way
  51. Hackaday Links: February 23, 2025
  52. Over the Counter Glucose Monitor Dissected
  53. Behind the Lens: Tearing Down a Rare Soviet Zenit 19
  54. How Rutherford Proved That Atoms Are Mostly Empty Space
  55. LCD Stackup Repair: Not For the Faint of Heart
  56. Handheld Compass CNC Lets Teensy Do the Driving
  57. NEMA Releases Standard for Vehicle-to-Grid Applications
  58. Cyanotype Prints on a Resin 3D Printer
  59. DataSaab: Sweden’s Lesser-Known History in Computing
  60. KiCad 9 Moves Up In The Pro League
  61. A Web-Based Graphics Editor For Tiny Screens
  62. Multitasker or Many Monotaskers?
  63. The Perfect Pi Pico Portable Computer
  64. Tricked Out Miter Fence Has All the Features
  65. Retrotectacular: Ham Radio As It Was
  66. Genetic Algorithm Runs on Atari 800 XL
  67. Hacking Flux Paths: The Surprising Magnetic Bypass
  68. Reviewing a Very Dodgy BSK-602 Adjustable Power Supply
  69. Pocket Device Tracks Planets And The ISS
  70. Hackaday Podcast Episode 309: Seeing WiFi, A World Without USB, Linux in NES in Animal Crossing
  71. Building a One Wheel With Tracks
  72. This Week in Security: OpenSSH, JumbledPath, and RANsacked
  73. A New 8-bit CPU for C
  74. Acoustic Engine Harnesses the Power of Sound
  75. 3D Print Yourself A Split Flap Display
  76. Microsoft (Again) Claims Topological Quantum Computing With Majorana Zero Mode Anyons
  77. Open-Source Random Numbers
  78. DIY Yagi Antenna Sends LoRa Signals Farther
  79. UNIX Archaeology Turns Up 1972 “V2 Beta”
  80. Pico Gets a Speed Bump
  81. Microwave Motion Detector Notifies Your Smart Phone
  82. You’ve Got All Year To Print This Marble Machine Ornament For Your Christmas Tree
  83. Reconstructing 3D Objects With a Tiny Distance Sensor
  84. Water Jets Will Carve Your Pumpkin
  85. Add a Little WOPR to Your Server Rack
  86. Pulsed Deposition Points a Different Path to DIY Semiconductors
  87. The US Military’s Unsecured UFO Satellites and Their Use By Russia
  88. Homebrew CPU Gets a Beautiful Rotating Cube Demo
  89. FLOSS Weekly Episode 821: Rocky Linux
  90. Retrotechtacular: Yamming CRT Yokes
  91. Be Careful What You Ask For: Voice Control
  92. In a World Without USB…
  93. MIT Demonstrates Fully 3D Printed, Active Electronic Components
  94. Belfry OpenSCAD Library (BOSL2) Brings Useful Parts and Tools Aplenty
  95. Vacuum Forming With 3D Printed Moulds And Sheets
  96. A Unique Linear Position Sensor Using Magnetostriction
  97. Auto-Download Your Kindle Books Before February 26th Deadline
  98. Let There Be Light: The Engineering of Optical HDMI
  99. Hackaday Europe 2025: Speakers, Lightning Talks, and More!
  100. Series Hybrid Semi-Trucks: It Works for Locomotives So Why Not?
  101. Hack On Self: One Minute Blitz
  102. Give Your Animal Crossing Villagers the Gift of Linux
  103. Space Monitor Points Out Celestial Objects
  104. Get Ready For KiCAD 9!
  105. Integrated Micro Lab Keeps Track of Ammonia in the Blood
  106. A Forgotten Consumer PC Becomes a Floating Point Powerhouse
  107. Probably The Most Esoteric Commodore 64 Magazine
  108. Measuring Local Variances in Earth’s Magnetic Field
  109. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Cutting Board Keyboard
  110. Decoy Killswitch Triggers Alarm Instead
  111. The “Unbreakable” Beer Glasses Of East Germany
  112. Parametric Design Process Produces Unique Speakers
  113. USB Stick Hides Large Language Model
  114. DaVinci’s New Threads
  115. Using Antimony To Make Qubits More Stable
  116. Hackaday Links: February 16, 2025
  117. How Hard is it to Write a Calculator App?
  118. Graphene Tattoos: The Future of Continuous Health Monitoring?
  119. [Quinn Dunki] Makes a Screw Shortener Fit for Kings
  120. Piano Gets an Arduino Implant
  121. Scrapyard Vacuum Dehydrator Sucks the Water from Hydraulic Oil
  122. Curious Claim of Conversion of Aluminium into Transparent Aluminium Oxide
  123. Chop, Chop, Chop: Trying Out VR for Woodworking
  124. You Know This Font, But You Don’t Really Know It
  125. Octet of ESP32s Lets You See WiFi Like Never Before
  126. How To Find Where a Wire in a Cable is Broken
  127. Valentine’s Day…Hacks?
  128. Adding USB-C (Kinda) to a PowerMac G4
  129. Game Bub Plays ROMs and Cartridges
  130. A Guide to Making the Right Microcontroller Choice
  131. Most Energetic Cosmic Neutrino Ever Observed by KM3NeT Deep Sea Telescope
  132. Magnetic Vise Makes Positioning Your Workpiece Easier
  133. 3DBenchy Sets Sail into the Public Domain
  134. Satellite Internet On 80s Hardware
  135. Hackaday Podcast Episode 308: The Worst 1 Ever, Google’s Find My Opened, and SAR on a Drone
  136. Home Depot Lamp Gets a Rainbow Upgrade
  137. This Week in Security: The UK Wants Your iCloud, Libarchive Wasn’t Ready, and AWS
  138. Lathe and Laser Team Up to Make Cutting Gear Teeth Easier
  139. 3D Printed Air Raid Siren Sounds Just Like The Real Thing
  140. Understanding The Miller Effect
  141. Cute Face Tells You How Bad The Air Quality Is
  142. What the Well-Dressed Radio Hacker is Wearing This Season
  143. The Nokia 3310 Finally Gets A USB-C Upgrade
  144. A 3D printed Camera You Can Now Download, Shutter and All
  145. Why AI Usage May Degrade Human Cognition and Blunt Critical Thinking Skills
  146. Tiny Typing Tutor Tuts At Your Incorrect Shift Usage
  147. NASA Taps Webb to Help Study 2032 Asteroid Threat
  148. Budget-Minded Synthetic Aperture Radar Takes to the Skies
  149. A Transparent BB-8 Build Using Christmas Ornaments
  150. On the Original Punched Cards
  151. Automatic Pill Dispenser Is Cheap and Convenient
  152. DIY Microwave Crucibles
  153. Will Embodied AI Make Prosthetics More Humane?
  154. FLOSS Weekly Episode 820: Please Don’t add AI Clippy to Thunderbird
  155. PCB Design Review: M.2 SSD Splitter
  156. Safer and More Consistent Woodworking With a Power Feeder
  157. Plastic On The Mind: Assessing the Risks From Micro- and Nanoplastics
  158. Laser Cut Acrylic Provides Movie-Style Authentication
  159. New Documentary Details Ventilator Development Efforts During COVID
  160. It’s Always Pizza O’Clock With This AI-Powered Timepiece
  161. Push Your Toy Train No More, With This Locomotive!
  162. Google FindMy Tools Run on an ESP32
  163. A Tiny Computer With a 3D Printed QWERTY Keyboard
  164. A Tiny Tapeout SDR
  165. Improving Aluminium-Ion Batteries With Aluminium-Fluoride Salt
  166. Hearing What the Bats Hear
  167. The Science Behind Making Buildings Comfortably Non-Combustible
  168. Precision Reference Puts Interesting Part to Work
  169. Make a Secret File Stash In The Slack Space
  170. Nice PDF, But Can It Run Linux ? Yikes!
  171. Blinds Automated With Offline Voice Recognition
  172. Upgrading RAM on a Honda Infotainment System
  173. Make Custom Shirts With a 3D Print, Just Add Bleach
  174. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the SEGA Pico Keyboard
  175. Tiny Mouse Ring Uses Prox Sensors
  176. How Magnetic Fonts Twisted Up Numbers And Saved Banking Forever
  177. Basically, It’s BASIC
  178. Flip Flops Make Great Soft Switches
  179. Hack That Broken Zipper!
  180. Powerful Flashlight Gets Active Air Cooling
  181. Hackaday Links: February 9, 2025
  182. A Twin-Lens Reflex Camera That’s Not Quite What It Seems
  183. Your Chance to Get A Head (A Gnu Head, Specifically)
  184. Moving Power Grids In A Weekend, The Baltic States Make The Switch
  185. Matthias Wandel Hates CNC Machines in Person
  186. C++ is 45 Years Old. [Stroustrup] Says You Still Don’t Get It!
  187. Repairing an Old Heathkit ‘Scope
  188. Your Favorite Basic Oscilloscope Operation Guide?
  189. Turn Your Phone into a POV Hologram Display
  190. Jeff Dunham Finds A NOS 1958 Philco Predicta
  191. Freed At Last From Patents, Does Anyone Still Care About MP3?
  192. Software in Progress
  193. A Programming Language for Building NES Games
  194. Retrotechtacular: Point-of-Sale Through the Years
  195. Who’d Have Guessed? Graphene is Strange!
  196. All You Need To Make A Go-Kart, From Harbor Freight
  197. UScope: A New Linux Debugger And Not A GDB Shell, Apparently
  198. When Ignoring Spam Loses You an Ice Surfacer Patent
  199. Growing a Gallium-Arsenide Laser Directly on Silicon
  200. Hack On Self: Quest System Basics
  201. Hackaday Podcast Episode 307: CNC Tattoos, The Big Chill in Space, and PCB Things
  202. This Week in Security: Medical Backdoors, Strings, and Changes at Let’s Encrypt
  203. Split-Flap Clock Makes a Nice Side Quest in Larger Project
  204. Quix Furniture for Modular Furniture Fun
  205. RC Cars With First Person Video, All With An ESP32
  206. Solid Tips for Designing Assistive Technology (Or Anything Else, Really)
  207. T1 is a RISC-V Cray
  208. Running Doom on an Apple Lightning to HDMI Adapter
  209. A Great Use for AI: Wasting Scammers Time!
  210. Lorentz Cannon Fires Lightning
  211. How Do We Deal With Microplastics In The Ocean?
  212. Lorem Ipsum 36? Dolor Sit Amet Keyboard!
  213. A Tube, The Wooden Kind
  214. This Thermometer Rules!
  215. Making Products for Fun and (Probably No) Profit
  216. Investigating Electromagnetic Magic in Obsolete Machines
  217. Good-Looking HAT Does Retro Displays Right
  218. FLOSS Weekly Episode 819: Session, It’s all Abot the Metadata
  219. Investigating Why Animals Sleep: From Memory Sorting to Waste Disposal
  220. Hacking the 22€ BLE SR08 Smart Ring With Built-In Display
  221. What Happens If You Die In Space?
  222. Breaking: USPS Halts Inbound Packages From China and Hong Kong Posts
  223. How 3D Printing Helps Bring USS Cod Memorial to Life
  224. Custom PCB is a Poor Man’s Pick and Place
  225. The Lowest-Effort Way Yet To Make 3D Printed Lenses Clear
  226. Inside Project Delilah
  227. Cyberbass Brings Bass Guitar To Modern Era
  228. What Is the Hour? It’s XVII o’ Clock
  229. Telling Time Used to be a Ball
  230. Freedesktop and Alpine Linux Looking for New Hosting
  231. A Closer Look At The Tanmatsu
  232. Homebrew Foil and Oil Caps Change Your Guitar’s Tone
  233. Understanding the T12 Style Soldering Iron Tip
  234. The Clever Design Behind Everyday Traffic Poles
  235. Bicycle Adds Reliability With Second Chain
  236. More Details On Why DeepSeek is a Big Deal
  237. Communicating With Satellites Like It’s 1957
  238. Examining the Vulnerability of Large Language Models to Data-Poisoning
  239. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Keyboard Configurator
  240. Underwater Robotics Hack Chat
  241. A Cordless Soldering Iron With A Difference
  242. USB Hub-A-Dub-Dub: Weird Edge Cases Are My Ruin
  243. BLE Rain Gauge Sips Water and Batteries
  244. Stepper Motor Operating Principle and Microstepping Explained
  245. Do, Dare or Don’t? Getting Inked by a 3D Printer
  246. How the Main Frame Became the Mainframe: an Etymological Dissertation
  247. Hackaday Links: February 2, 2025
  248. Is Fire Conductive Enough To Power a Lamp?
  249. Giving a Proprietary Power Supply the Boot
  250. Wearable Tech Tips Directly From the Queen
  251. Custom Smartwatch Makes Diabetes Monitoring Easier for Kids
  252. Tiny RC Four-Wheeler Gets Chassis Upgrade For More Traction
  253. Inside a Vintage Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator
  254. Using Microwave Heating to Locally Anneal CNT-Coated FDM Prints
  255. Could Non-Planar Infill Improve The Strength Of Your 3D Prints?
  256. Taking A $15 Casio F91W 5,000 Meters Underwater
  257. RedBox In The 80s: Meet The VHS Vending Behemoth
  258. Time vs Money, 3D Printer Style
  259. Casio Calculator Gets New Keyboard
  260. Antique-Style GPS Looks Like Steampunky Fun
  261. A New Case and Keyboard For The Timex Sinclair 1000
  262. Electroplating DIY PCB Vias At Home Without Chemical Baths
  263. Automating The Process Of Drawing With Chalk

January 2025

  1. Why Not Build Your Quadcopter Around An Evaluation Board?
  2. Winter-Proof (And Improve) Your Resin 3D Printing
  3. Hackaday Podcast Episode 306: Bambu Hacks, AI Strikes Back, John Deere Gets Sued, and All About Capacitors
  4. Ancient Pocket Computer Gets a USB-C Upgrade
  5. This Week in Security: DeepSeek’s Oopsie, AI Tarpits, And Apple’s Leaks
  6. A History of Copper Pours
  7. Handy Online Metric Screw, Nut, and Washer Generator
  8. The Jell-O Glow Tensegrity Toy You Didn’t Know You Needed
  9. Patching Up Failing Hearts With Engineered Muscle Tissue
  10. Copper Candle Burns Forever… Just add Fuel
  11. Comparing Adhesives for Gluing PETG Prints
  12. Retrotechtacular: The Tyranny of Large Numbers
  13. Digital Paint Mixing Has Been Greatly Improved With 1930s Math
  14. A 1962 Test Gear Teardown
  15. Forgotten Internet: Giving (or Getting) the Finger
  16. RGB LED Display Simply Solves The Ping-Pong Ball Problem
  17. Lessons Learned, When Restoring An Amiga 1000
  18. Inside Vacuum Fluorescent Displays
  19. Using Guanella Baluns As Impedance Transformers
  20. Going Brushless: Salvaging A Dead Drill
  21. Taylorator Makes Mischief on the Airwaves
  22. FLOSS Weekly Episode 818: I Don’t Care About the Roman Empire
  23. Supercon 2024: Joshua Wise Hacks the Bambu X1 Carbon
  24. Paper Tape – With LASERs!
  25. Cool Kinetic Sculpture Has Tooling Secrets to Share
  26. Parcae: A Trio of Spy Satellites
  27. Transition-Metal Dichalcogenides: Super-Conducting, Super-Capacitor Semiconductors
  28. Testing at Scale
  29. Your VAX in a Cloud is Ready
  30. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the DIY Homing Keys
  31. It’s Raining From the BlueSky
  32. Big Chemistry: Catalysts
  33. Google Open Sources PebbleOS: New Pebble Device In Development
  34. A Little Pigment Helps with Laser Glass Engraving
  35. Film Capacitors Can Go In The Wrong Way Round? Who Knew!
  36. DIY Probe Clamps to Ease Your PCB Work
  37. A Low Voltage Solder Gun From Scratch
  38. New Open Source DeepSeek V3 Language Model Making Waves
  39. The FTC Take Action, Is Time Finally Up For John Deere On Right To Repair?
  40. Contrails Are A Hot Topic, But What Is To Be Done?
  41. Building the Feynman Motor That Fits Through a Sewing Needle’s Eye
  42. 3D Print Stamps, and Ink Stuff to Your Heart’s Content With These Tips
  43. Making A Mini AM Transmitter Better
  44. Hackaday Links: January 26, 2025
  45. The ESP32-C5, Finally Espressif Goes Dual-Band
  46. A Waist Level Viewfinder For Not A Lot
  47. Shedding Light on Quantum Measurement with Calcite
  48. Prompt Injection Tricks AI Into Downloading and Executing Malware
  49. Steam Brick Makes Your Steam Deck Headless
  50. Capacitor Decoupling Chaos, and Why You Should Abandon 100 nF
  51. Does a Radome Affect Radio?
  52. Software Lets You Paint Surface Patterns on 3D Prints
  53. Soviet Wired Radio, How It Worked
  54. Preventing AI Plagiarism With .ASS Subtitling
  55. Networking History Lessons
  56. AI Mistakes Are Different , and That’s a Problem
  57. Making the Longest-Distance Radio Contact Possible
  58. A Modem as a Cassette Interface
  59. Bouncing Signals off of Satellites Other than the Moon
  60. Bosch Starter Motor Freed From Mercedes Prison
  61. Small Print Bed? No Problem!
  62. Sony Ends Blu-Ray, MD and MiniDV Media Production
  63. Hackaday Podcast Episode 305: Caustic Clocks, Practice Bones, and Brick Layers
  64. This Week in Security: ClamAV, The AMD Leak, and The Unencrypted Power Grid
  65. Setting the Stage for Open Source Sonar Development
  66. Laser-Cut Metal Endoskeleton Beefs Up 3D Prints
  67. A Second Rare Atari Cabinet 3D Printed
  68. Trap Naughty Web Crawlers in Digestive Juices with Nepenthes
  69. An Electric Converted Tractor CAN Farm!
  70. This QR Code Leads To Two Websites, But How?
  71. This Home Made Laptop Raises The Bar
  72. Shellcode over MIDI? Bad Apple on a PSR-E433, Kinda
  73. Brick Layer Post-Processor, Promising Stronger 3D Prints, Now Available
  74. It’s Never Too Late For a Fixed SimCity 2000
  75. A Ribbon Microphone Is Harder Than You Think
  76. Electric Vehicle Charging Heats Up
  77. What Day Is It Again? Check the Clock
  78. Make Your VR Controllers Handle Like Two-Handed Weapons
  79. FLOSS Weekly Episode 817: Incompatible With Reality
  80. ‘Robotic’ Dress Uses Simple Techniques To Combine 3D Printed Parts With Fabric
  81. DIY Drones Deliver the Goods with Printed Release
  82. Going Minimal: 64×4, The Fun in Functional Computing
  83. Making Wire Explode With 4,000 Joules of Energy
  84. The Nokia Design Archive Is Open For Viewing
  85. Probably Ruining a Keyboard For Science
  86. Interactive LED Matrix Is A Great Way To Learn About Motion Controls
  87. Hydroelectric Generator Gets Power From Siphoning
  88. Family Bass Is Musical NES Magic
  89. Mining and Refining: The Halogens
  90. Cyber Walkman Does It In Style
  91. From Retro to Radiant: 3D Tetris On A LED Matrix
  92. A Quarter and A Dime Will Get You A Commodore 64 Softmodem
  93. Bambu Lab Tries to Clarify Its New “Beta” Authentication Scheme
  94. 3D-Printed RC Car Focuses on Performance Fundamentals
  95. Smallest USB Device… So Far
  96. Modulathe Is CNC Ready And Will Machine What You Want
  97. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Hardware-Layered Keyboard
  98. DIY Strontium Aluminate Glows in the Dark
  99. Time-of-Flight Sensors: How Do They Work?
  100. You Can Now Play DOOM In Microsoft Word, But You Probably Shouldn’t
  101. Innovative Clock Uses Printed Caustic Lens
  102. Bone Filament, For Printing Practice Bones
  103. Robotics Class is Open
  104. Hackaday Links: January 19, 2025
  105. Dillo Turns 25, and Releases a New Version
  106. Bambu Connect’s Authentication X.509 Certificate and Private Key Extracted
  107. An Instant Gratification Game Boy Printer
  108. DIY Handheld is an Emulation Powerhouse
  109. Motorized Coil Tunes Your Ham Antenna on a Budget
  110. A Look Inside a Modern Mixed Signal Oscilloscope
  111. Stealth AirTag Broadcasts When Moved: an Experiment
  112. I3C Bit-banging Fun for the RP2040
  113. Investigating USB-to-Ethernet Dongles With “Malware” Claims
  114. Putting Cheap Motorcycle Tachometers to Work
  115. Learn New Tools, or Hone Your Skill with the Old?
  116. JTAG & SWD Debugging on the Pi Pico
  117. A PDA From An ESP32
  118. A Field Expedient Welder Only MacGyver Could Love
  119. No Crystal Earpiece? No Problem!
  120. Trinteract Mini Space Mouse Does It In 3D
  121. Android Head Unit Gets Volume Knob Upgrade
  122. New Bambu Lab Firmware Update Adds Mandatory Authorization Control System
  123. Hackaday Podcast Episode 304: Glitching the RP2350, Sim Sim Sim, and a Scrunchie Clock
  124. You Can Build Your Own Hubless Roller Blades and Ride Off Road
  125. This Week in Security: Rsync, SSO, and Pentesting Mushrooms
  126. Modding a Toddler’s Ride-On For More Grunt
  127. Packing Even More Features Into a Classic Radio
  128. Neat Ring Clock Relies On Addressable LEDs
  129. Building a Raycaster Within Bash
  130. Repairing a Samsung 24″ LCD Monitor With Funky Color Issues
  131. Building a 3D-Printed Strandbeest
  132. Taser Ring Is Scary Jewelry You Shouldn’t Build
  133. Gimbal Clock Relies On Servos For Its Cool Movements
  134. Forgotten Internet: UUCP
  135. Fighting to Keep Bluetooth Thermometers Hackable
  136. Simple Hardware Store Hack Keeps Your PCBs Right Where You Want Them
  137. Piezo Buzzer Makes a Drum
  138. A Direct Conversion Receiver Anyone Can Build
  139. All The Attacks on the RP2350
  140. Forget the Coax, Wire Up Your Antennas with Cat 6 Cable
  141. FLOSS Weekly Episode 816: Open Source AI
  142. Avian-Inspired Drones: How Studying Birds of Prey Brings More Efficient Drones Closer
  143. A Game Boy Speedometer, Just Because You Can
  144. No Ham License? Listen Anyway in Your Browser
  145. Using the ESP8266 for Low-Cost Fault Injection
  146. Nice PDF, But Can It Run DOOM ? Yup!
  147. Turning GLaDOS into Ted: A Tale of a Talking Toy
  148. Repairing a Real (and Broken) Apollo-era DSKY
  149. Head to Head: Servos vs Steppers
  150. Audio on a Shoestring: DIY Your Own Studio-Grade Mic
  151. Hackaday Europe 2025 Tickets on Sale, and CFP Extended Until Friday
  152. Procedurally Generated Terrain in OpenSCAD
  153. The Many Leaning Towers of Santos, Brazil
  154. It’s a Doughnut, In Hardware
  155. New Frontiers for Nissan Leaf Motor and Battery
  156. Homebrew Retro Console Runs On PIC32
  157. Selectively Magnetizing an Anti-Ferromagnet With Terahertz Laser
  158. Fluid Simulation Pendant Teaches Lessons in Miniaturization
  159. Electromechanical 7-Segment Display Is High Contrast Brilliance
  160. Clever PCBs Straighten Out the Supercon SAO Badge
  161. Raspberry Pi Hack Chat with Eben Upton
  162. How Nyan Cat Was Ported To UEFI
  163. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Holey and Wholly Expensive Keyboard
  164. Using Audio Hardware To Drive Neopixels Super Fast
  165. Modern AI on Vintage Hardware: LLama 2 Runs on Windows 98
  166. Custom Case Turns Steam Deck Into Portable Workstation
  167. Carnarvon’s Decommissioned NASA Satellite Dish Back In Service After 40 Years
  168. Hackaday Links: January 12, 2025
  169. Gaming Table has Lights, Action
  170. Usagi’s PDP-11 Supercomputer and Appeal for Floating Point Systems Info
  171. Second CNC Machine is Twice as Nice
  172. Fraens’ New Loom and the Limits of 3D Printing
  173. It’s A Bench, But It’s Not Benchy
  174. Bad Apple but it’s 6,500 Regex Searches in Vim
  175. Retrotechtacular: The 1951 Telephone Selector
  176. iFixit Releases Command Line Docs for FixHub Iron
  177. Blinkenlights-First Retrocomputer Design
  178. In Praise of Simple Projects
  179. Comparing Ways to Add Threads to Your 3D Prints
  180. Embedding Lenticular Lenses Into 3D Prints
  181. Tactility; The ESP32 Gets Another OS
  182. AA Battery Performances Tested, So Get The Most For Your Money
  183. The Engineer Behind Mine Detection
  184. Springs and Things Make for a Unique Timepiece
  185. Bit-Banging the USB-PD Protocol
  186. Life Without Limits: A Blind Maker’s Take on 3D Printing
  187. Hackaday Podcast Episode 303: The Cheap Yellow Display, Self-Driving Under $1000, and Don’t Remix that Benchy
  188. SerenityOS On Real Hardware
  189. This Week in Security: Backdoored Backdoors, Leaking Cameras, and The Safety Label
  190. RISC-V Microcontroller Lights Up Synth with LED Level Meter
  191. A Low Effort, Low Energy Doorbell
  192. It’s IP, Over TOSLINK!
  193. Engineering Lessons from the Super-Kamiokande Neutrino Observatory Failure
  194. Sheet Metal Forming With 3D Printed Dies
  195. Toner Transfer, but Not for PCBs
  196. Retrotechtacular: Soldering the Tek Way
  197. Writing a RISC-V OS From Scratch
  198. Physical Media is Dead, Long Live Physical Media
  199. 3DBenchy Starts Enforcing its No Derivatives License
  200. All-Band Receiver Lets You Listen to All the Radio at Once
  201. Retro Big Iron for You
  202. A Street For Every Date
  203. Try a PWMPot
  204. 38C3: It’s TOSLINK, Over Long Distance Fibre
  205. FLOSS Weekly Episode 815: You Win Some, You Lose Some
  206. Running AI Locally Without Spending All Day on Setup
  207. Tech In Plain Sight: Security Envelopes
  208. Remotely Controlled Vehicles Over Starlink
  209. Making Sure Your Patch Cables Are Ready for RF Work
  210. Toot-B-Gone, With The FartMaster 3000
  211. Regular (Expression) Chess
  212. Bending Light, Bending Time: A DIY Polarizer Clock
  213. Gaze Upon This Omni-directional Treadmill’s Clever LEGO Construction
  214. The Helicone: Toy or Mathematical Oddity?
  215. Cleaning Up Bhopal: the World’s Worst Industrial Disaster
  216. More Things to Do with Your Cheap Yellow Display
  217. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Circuit Sculpture Keyboard
  218. One To Watch For In 2025: Tanmatsu
  219. Logging Baby’s Day in Linux
  220. Thirty Years Later, The Windows 3.1 Video Driver You Needed
  221. Rethinking Your Jellybean Op Amps
  222. Is a Cheap Frequency Standard Worth It?
  223. No Frills PCB Brings USB-C Power to the Breadboard
  224. Growing Semiconductor Layers Directly With TMDs
  225. Before GPS There Was LORAN
  226. Cassette Tape Plays MP3s
  227. One Small Step: All About Stepper Motors
  228. Turns Out Humans Are Terrible At Intuiting Knot Strength
  229. Mechanical Calculator Finds Derivatives
  230. Shining Through: Germanium and Gold Leaf Transparency
  231. Perfecting 20 Minute PCBs with Laser
  232. Hackaday Links: January 5, 2025
  233. Reverse-Engineering the Polynomial Constants in the Pentium’s FPU
  234. Stacy’s Computer Has Got It Going On
  235. Atari 65XE In Laptop Form
  236. 16-bit Linux-like Goodness
  237. E-Bike Motor Gets New Life As Hydro Plant
  238. All Aboard the Hack Train: Nottingham’s LED Revival
  239. Self Driving Like it’s 1993
  240. PoE-Power Protection: The Hornet Nest Alarm Panel
  241. How Crane Games are Playing Claw Games with the Player
  242. Pi Pico Makes SSTV Reception a Snap
  243. Resolution: Share Inspiration
  244. Button Debouncing With Smart Interrupts
  245. A New Life For a Conference Badge, Weighing Bees
  246. High Performance RISC-V
  247. Math on a Checkerboard
  248. Custom Firmware Adds Capabilities to Handie Talkie
  249. Landing Soon: This Beautiful Weather Display
  250. Organizing Components, The Easy Way
  251. Hackaday Podcast Episode 302: Scroll Wheels, Ball Screws, and a New Year for USB-C
  252. 3D Printed Case Turns Pixel 6 Pro into Palmtop
  253. This Week in Security: IOCONTROL, (Location) Leaking Cars, and Passkeys
  254. FPV Flying in Mixed Reality is Easier than You’d Think
  255. Pico Pal Puts RP2350 Into Game Boy Color Shell
  256. Dress Up Your 3D Prints with Toner-Transfer Labels
  257. 555 Timers Bring Christmas Charm to Miniature Village
  258. The Ultimate Distraction Free Writing Environment
  259. A Modern Battery For a Classic Laptop
  260. Crafting a Cardboard Tribute to Puzzle Bobble
  261. Programming Ada: Atomics and Other Low-Level Details
  262. 2024: As The Hardware World Turns
  263. DIYFPV: A New Home for Drone Builders
  264. Light Brite Turned Sci-Fi Console on the Cheap
  265. Broken USB Lamp Saved with a Bit of Woodworking
  266. Protect Your Site with a DOOM Captcha
  267. 38C3: Taking Down the Power Grid Over Radio
  268. FLOSS Weekly Episode 814: The Banksy Situation
  269. 2024 Brought Even More Customization to Boxes.py
  270. LED Wall Clock Gets Raspberry Pi Pico Upgrade
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