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October 2026

  1. Learn to Edit STL Files in Just a Few Minutes
  2. 3D Printed Einstein-Szilard Refrigerator Cools with Fire
  3. Novelty Camera To USB Camera
  4. VR Headset Ditches the Base Stations with DIY Tracking
  5. A 1982 Modem for $100
  6. Making Internal Combustion Engines Better With More Valves
  7. A Modern Smalltalk
  8. Hackaday Podcast Episode 393: Epaper, Tamagotchi Hacks, and Supercon Talks Galore
  9. How Britain Narrowly Escaped a Grid Blackout in June 2026
  10. This Week in Security: Broken Embargoes, UEFI Overflow, Wormable Tailscale, Starlink Ad Snooping, and a DHS Directory Dump
  11. The Sounds of the World, One Random Album at a Time
  12. Snake On a Seven-Segment Display is Gloriously Bad
  13. Is This The Only Instrument You Need?
  14. Putting a MiSTer Marquee on a Better Display
  15. Replicating the Color-Changing Effect of the Lycurgus Cup
  16. An Attempt at a Useful Desktop OS For Microcontrollers
  17. 2026 Hackaday Supercon: All the Speakers!
  18. Robot Picks up Othello
  19. Exploring What’s Left of Google’s VR Dreams
  20. An AI Chatbot for the Apocalypse
  21. Magnetic Lock Opens By Magic
  22. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Custom RISC-V Processor For Retro System
  23. Battery Prototype Uses Superextensive Quantum Effects to Charge Faster
  24. Hacking the Modern Tamagotchi With UART
  25. Does Running an E-Paper Display at 30 FPS Destroy It?
  26. C64 Keycaps For Everybody
  27. Turning an Old Phone’s Motherboard into an RC Plane Controller
  28. JPEG-XL Is Back On The Menu
  29. Emulate the 486 in Your Browser
  30. SLAM Navigation For an Arduino Powered Car
  31. Hacking a Marine Radio Dish
  32. Airborne Particle Monitoring, the BIG way
  33. How a Single University Project Started Everything
  34. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Explore Space with a Credit Card Reader
  35. Where Did Your Mouse Come From?
  36. How Bad Is That Bridge: A Government Database
  37. SIMD-accelerated Machine Vision on an ESP32-S3
  38. ESP32 Rotary Display Makes Ideal Timer
  39. The Oldest Windows App To Still Run On WIndows 11
  40. In Praise Of A Legendary Power Transistor
  41. Enable Resizable BAR on Unsupported Motherboards
  42. Practice Japanese on an Inkplate 4Tempera eInk Device
  43. Arduino Engine Runs Many Games
  44. BMW i3 Mod Brings Small Trucks to the EV Future
  45. The Fascinating World of IrDA and Other Infrared Protocols
  46. Hiding Virtualization From Other Software
  47. Hairy Armor For Combat Robot? It’s Not Terrible!
  48. Building a Swashplate-less Helicoper Rotor
  49. Transforming a Tungsten Ditelluride Monolayer into a Transistor
  50. Hackaday Links: October 25, 2026
  51. A 3D Printed Marble Clock, but it’s Scrolling Text
  52. Mesh Network Telephony Over Bluetooth on Android Phones
  53. Simple, Reliable RF Remote Control
  54. Meshtastic Pet Tracking
  55. An Analog TV Station For Anyone
  56. Pushing Bluetooth out to 12 Kilometers
  57. Remembering the Weirdest Nintendo DSi Accessory
  58. The Slurptop is Both Drool Worthy and Practical
  59. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: I Would Do Anything For Serial Data
  60. That Weird 7-Pin S-Video Port on Old Laptops
  61. Making for Others
  62. Watch VCF Southwest in Retrotastic SGI-Edited Footage
  63. A Walkie Talkie Interface For Claude
  64. Using an Unmodded GBA as a Music Synth
  65. RepRapMicron Uses Fibre Optics To Print Tiny Benchy in Resin
  66. Automatic Coil Winder Takes the Tedium out of Actuators
  67. Reconstructing the Ancient Chinese Storm of Crows Weapon
  68. Running a Philips CD-i Off USB-C
  69. Hackaday Podcast Episode 392: Microscopes, Drones, and Other DIY Things
  70. The MSX Gets A New Sound Expansion Cartridge
  71. This Week in Security: Record Patch Tuesday, PHP’s Bad Time, The Oldest Vuln, AI Armies, and More
  72. When You Can’t Pick Between Electric and Jet Power, This Buggy Has You Covered
  73. DOOM Ported to a $30 Clamp Meter
  74. Restoring a Soviet ES-4001 Mainframe Control Panel
  75. NASA Batteries Survive Extreme Cold and Heat
  76. Car’s Camera Footage Backed up to NAS
  77. An Open Source Linear Capacitive Encoder
  78. Keeping Old Wi-Fi Radios Alive With Stream Conversion
  79. KiCad… In The Browser?
  80. Japan Launches Mission to Study Martian Moon
  81. Floating-Point Addition and Subtraction on Intel’s 8087
  82. Trying to Get Linux Running on a Nokia E6
  83. Reading QR Codes by Hand
  84. Making a Five-Segment Display with Platinum-Titanium Cathodes
  85. Every Type of Current Sensor Explained
  86. Sega Genesis Controllers on the Philips CD-i
  87. Knitting Yarn and Filament with FilaLoom
  88. Building a Simple Internet Radio
  89. The Age of Altair
  90. Clotty The Custom Period Tracker Can, Of Course, Run DOOM
  91. A Stereo Vision Board For Hardware Hackers
  92. 5 GHz Drone Video, With An ESP32
  93. Using Ultrasound and Microbubbles to Make Tiny Devices
  94. Lazarus and the Free Pascal Compiler Gain Dynamic Package Support
  95. Going Whole-Hog on a First Satellite Ground Station
  96. NASA’s Lunar Grounding Challenge is a Real Buzz
  97. Spreading Life to Bleached Coral
  98. Super Mario Galaxy Now Runs on the GBA
  99. Visualize Regular Expressions with Marbles
  100. Birduino Plays Bird Calls on Demand with NFC-enabled Cards
  101. Making Photovoltaic Solar Cells with a Microwave
  102. An RV on a Bike
  103. Meshtastic Sniffer for DragonOS
  104. An Open Micro-Maniplulator Improved
  105. One-stop Tool Shows Apple Intelligence The Door
  106. Charlotte’s New Runway Gets A Digital Twin
  107. An LCR Meter with Compromises
  108. Driving On the Moon at a Blistering 11.6 MPH
  109. Thunderbolt Strikes Windows98
  110. Hackaday Links: October 17, 2026
  111. Off-Grid Refrigeration Using Fire and Salt
  112. The New Phobos Martian Moon Rover that Weighs in at Only 15 Grams
  113. Building a Microscope with a 3D View
  114. A Plasma Donut
  115. Evolving RC circuits
  116. Turning a Wi-Fi Adapter into an SDR
  117. Making a New Mechanism for a Reciprocating Pencil Sharpener
  118. Busting the Myth that Plastics are Chemically Inert in Water
  119. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Dollhouse Arcade Cabinet Runs Remote DOS Games
  120. Building a Flying Drone With a Single Propeller
  121. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Oldputer Gives Old Eyes Relief with E-ink Display
  122. Discovering SDRs Everywhere
  123. SolidCraft is Parametric, Automation-friendly CAD for Desktop and Browser
  124. Making One Fender From Another
  125. TAKTO, Open Source Hand-Tracking Built Like LEGO
  126. The Trials And Tribulations Of Your First Badge
  127. Simplifying Slide Rule Calculations with Trig
  128. The 10€ Gamepad
  129. Fairbuds 2 Teardown Shows Little Glue, Easy Battery Swap
  130. Hackaday Podcast Episode 391: Tuned in to ESP32 SDR, New Old Pagers, and Bugs on Mars
  131. Braino! Takes the Cheap Yellow Display to School
  132. This Week in Security: Critical DNS Keys Rotated, Hacking Freezers Isn’t Cool, OpenAI Spies On Itself, and Advanced Hardware Wallet Hacks
  133. Disposing of PLA and Why Composting is Not an Option
  134. Running DOOM (Sort Of) on a Sonoff Smart Switch
  135. Another Wireless Chip has a Hidden SDR Revealed
  136. Using Optical Waveguide Arrays to Make Sheets Sense Shapes
  137. 45 Years Later, The Sinclair ULA Design Documents Surface
  138. Linux Kernel Drops AI Tag Requirement, Uses Meta AI For Code Reviews
  139. C64 Hardware Simulator Isn’t (Just) For Playing Around
  140. Hand-Machined Stake Sharpener Just in Time for Dracula Season
  141. So You Want To Make Your SDR Work On Other Frequencies
  142. A Thermal Camera That Uses WebUSB
  143. Building An M7 Pan Tilt Head Controller
  144. Pager Converted to Meshtastic Node
  145. AI Controls iPhone Via ESP32
  146. Single Button, Handheld Gaming Console
  147. Using an ESP32-C3’s RF Hardware for DVB-S2 Video Transmission
  148. Tiny e-Paper Display Delivers 30 FPS of Game Boy Fun
  149. 2026 Hackaday Supercon: Workshops are Open!
  150. DIY Force Sensing Joysticks are a Cheap Way To Go
  151. What’s a Nonius?
  152. Testing Oneself for AI Slop
  153. Rendering 3D Prints From G-Code
  154. Does It Run… Duke Nukem 3D ?
  155. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: USBSID-Pico has Two SIDs, Many Inputs
  156. JawnCon 0x3 Kicks off in Philadelphia this Friday
  157. ESP-SDR Can Now Transmit
  158. Using a Waffle to Check the Health of your Wii U’s NAND Flash
  159. Counting the PET Bottles Needed to Make 1 Kg of Printer Filament
  160. The FPGA Chronicles: Ready to Probe
  161. A Modern Browser for the PlayStation Portable
  162. Open Firmware Fixes Dead Onkyo AV Receivers
  163. Emulating a Floppy Drive By Emulating The Drive Itself
  164. Using Kirigami Techniques to Make Functional Designs
  165. WiFi Router Does Software-Defined Radio
  166. The Prusa Core One+ INDX, a Troubled Multi-Extruder Upgrade?
  167. The Hexa-Bouncer May Be The Most Overengineered Thing You See This Week
  168. DARPA Lift Challenge Won by Helicopter
  169. Your Computer Memory is a Lie
  170. Backup Tapes Come Back to the Homelab
  171. A Free Cloud AI
  172. DECing Out the Homelab with an AlphaServer 2100
  173. Taking A Nokia 3310 Game Jam To The N’th Degree
  174. Hackaday Links: October 11, 2026
  175. Littelfuse Announces Retirement of the EZ80
  176. Thorium Clocks Start Ticking with Lasers
  177. Inside a Mystery 1980s Filter IC Featuring Switched Capacitors
  178. Improving an Autorouter with a Hexagonal Grid
  179. Mars Pathfinder: What Really Happened?
  180. Slim Type for Small Screens, with PixelFonts
  181. Unique Archeological Discovery Sheds Light on Neanderthal Wooden Tool Usage
  182. Poking at the Radxa Dragon Q8B Raspberry Pi 5 Killer
  183. Valve Releases Hardware and CAD Reference For New VR Headset
  184. Restoring an Altimeter Watch to Former Heights
  185. The Weirdest Video Games were Hacks
  186. Why Every Microwave Has a “Popcorn” Button, But Every Bag Warns You Not to Use It
  187. Another IKEA Product Yields an LED Matrix
  188. Super Mario 64 Comes to the Microsoft Zune
  189. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: NEC 286 Laptop Rides Again
  190. Embedded 3D Printing with Liquids on a Bricked Prusa FDM Printer
  191. Two-Component H-shifter for Racing Sims
  192. Hackaday Podcast Episode 390: DOOM, Cranium Stuff, and Odd OpenSCAD Opportunities
  193. Getting to Know the TP223 Capacitive Touch Sensor
  194. This Week in Security: New Spectre Attacks, Crushing Quantity of Linux Vulns, Google Gets Too Much AI, and Hacking Lawnmowers
  195. Margaret Hamilton, Pioneering Software Engineer, Dies Aged 90
  196. Belt File from Old Mixer and Junk Bin Parts
  197. Low Current Density Nickel Plating
  198. Introducing the Garlic-Powered Door and Window Sensor
  199. Turning a Run-Over Samsung Galaxy S23 into a Gaming PC
  200. The 80s Called: They Say This DIY Phone Is, Like, Totally Rad
  201. Digital Signage in the Browser With Just a Click
  202. With Latest Update, Alexa Refuses to Pass the Aux
  203. Lead a Discord Exodus with a Matrix Server
  204. The World’s Smallest TV Console Plays DOOM
  205. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Retro Terminal Bartop Arcade Topper
  206. Solve Your TTL Video Woes With An RP2350
  207. Keep That Old Radio Alive With An ESP32
  208. Streaming Games Means the Nintendo DSi Will Never Be Obsolete
  209. Handheld Atari 2600 Packs a CRT
  210. Repairing a Couple of Very Expensive Registered DDR5 RAM Sticks
  211. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Dungeons of Daggorath , But Without Quite So Much Typing
  212. ESP32 As Your Raspberry Pi’s Linux Wireless Co-processor
  213. Don’t Try this At Home, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Edition
  214. The Commodore 64 Keyboard Font, For Everyone
  215. Don’t Worry, This R/C Airship is Supposed To Be On Fire
  216. Upgrading An iPhone Lens To The Max
  217. DIY Algae Biodiesel is Harder Than You Think
  218. SmallTV Hacking With Surprisingly Little Fuss
  219. Scientists Create Hexagonal Packed Ice at Extreme Pressures
  220. A Headset Fit For A Hackaday Writer
  221. The EDG C++ Compiler Frontend has been Open Sourced
  222. Using LineageOS for Phones and DIY Smart TVs is Pretty Nifty
  223. USB-C PD Tamed with this Analyzer
  224. A New Type of LLM on the Block: Decision-Making Models
  225. Two Microcontrollers Talking, All It Needs is an LED
  226. 3D-Printed Filter Removes Most Microplastics From Water
  227. Ambition, Thy Name is a 3D Printed Transonic R/C Jet
  228. How to Grow a Giant Crystal from Copper Sulfate
  229. Failing to Make a Fanless PC
  230. How A British Engineer Homebrewed The Quietest Carbine
  231. Building a Cheap, Dexterous Robot Hand
  232. The FPGA Chronicles: Open Source It
  233. Porting Video Games to VHS
  234. Conveyor Belt GBoard Brings the Keys to You
  235. It’s GW-BASIC, Jim, But Not as We Know It
  236. Upgrading a Benchtop Laser for Megawatt Power
  237. Hackaday Links: October 3, 2026
  238. Tearing Down a Heavy Oscilloscope
  239. AVR Laptop Pushes the Limits of 8-Bit
  240. Motion Control via Belt
  241. AI on Your Gaming PC
  242. The Big Moon Plot
  243. Debloat The Internet With a Self-Hosted Compressing Proxy
  244. Play PlayStation 2 and XBox 1 Games on Your Jailbroken PS5
  245. A Good DIY Solder Stencil Begins With a Cleanly-Sliced Soda Can
  246. 2026 Retrocomputer Challenge: Vectron65 Plus Puts the Emphasis on Plus
  247. The ESP32, An SDR In Itself
  248. Fixing a Power Grid That Loses Over Half Its Power to Inefficiency and Theft
  249. Own The OSD Chip In Your Cheap Composite Monitor
  250. That’s No Moon… That’s an Exoplanet!
  251. Is This The Smallest Internet Radio?
  252. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Lunar Lander on the PDP-1
  253. Electronic Busy Board is Fun for Kids and Hackers
  254. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: A Homebrew Computer In Only Three ICs
  255. Hackaday Podcast Episode 389: Spinning Lightfield Displays, and Jenny Visits a Blast Furnace
  256. Using Vibration to Make Stuff Stick Contact-Free to Ceilings
  257. This Week in Security: ShinyHunters Won’t Dox the FBI, Pentagon Data Stolen, and OBS Vulnerable
  258. Teardown of a USB-C Cable with Integrated LCD
  259. The Game Boy Test Lab Provides a Cartridge-Sized Diagnostic Lab
  260. Gardening With…OpenSCAD?
  261. Power It With Sodium (But Please Don’t)
  262. Elgato Key Lights Get Matter Upgrade
  263. A Mechanical Radio, Sort Of
  264. Drum Machina Go! as a New Music Tool for the Game Boy
  265. Archiving The World’s Oldest Webcam Feed
  266. Vacuum Drying and Making Stuff Hot in a Vacuum
  267. The Whole Computer Is Vim
  268. SDR– Lets You Patch Together Your Setup
  269. DIY Game Console Does It With Optical Discs
  270. Will Superconducting Transistors Help Quantum Computers?

September 2026

  1. Pogo-Bot Goes All Terrain With Compliant Foot
  2. Open Source Tricorder Is In It For The Science
  3. Apple Finally Made AirPods Repairable… Sort Of
  4. Assembling and Testing a DIY Jet Turbine
  5. Roman Telescope Saves Fuel, Doubles Mission
  6. Sheety Turns Spreadsheets Into Binaries, For Some Reason
  7. A Simple Solution for Streamlining Battery Recycling
  8. No More Windows For The Dutch Government, Ze Kiezen Nu Linux
  9. Determining Diamond’s Properties Under Extreme Pressures
  10. The Deep Magic of 3D Graphics Perspective
  11. Designing a Fully 3D-Printed Mechanical Calculator
  12. Improved Double-Sided Toner Transfer Method
  13. Electromechanical TV Goes 3D with This Light-field Display
  14. Geothermal Cooling For New York’s Subways
  15. Testing Coulomb’s Law and Similar Fundamentals Yourself Remains Tricky
  16. Metal Gear Solid Moves From PlayStation to ESP32
  17. Pitting a CFD-Optimized Toroidal Propeller Against a Conventional One
  18. Two-Dimensional Material Now Easier to Manufacture
  19. This PICO-8 Handheld is No Fantasy
  20. Synthetic Aperture Radar Drone Gets Interferometric Imaging
  21. Places To Visit: Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord
  22. Jet Megatextures Demo for ESP32-S3
  23. The FPGA Chronicles: Exploring the Tang Nano 20K
  24. Using the SNES Super FX Chip to Run Super Mario 64
  25. An IR Blaster Project, in a Nutshell
  26. Hackaday Links: September 27, 2026
  27. Center-Pivot System Modified to Mow Lawn
  28. Going on a Tangent with the Intel 8087’s Hybrid CORDIC Algorithm
  29. Defeating Satellite Spoofing with Galileo’s Encryption
  30. Ways To Empirically Identify a Magnet’s Polarity
  31. Enormous Fluid Simulation on Flip Dots is also Enormous Amount of Work
  32. Reverse Engineering Apple’s Mikey Chip
  33. When the Debugger Lies With Stale Cache Values
  34. Basically, Galvanizing Metal Without Acid
  35. A Modular Macro Keypad
  36. Cheap Yellow Display Dreams of PDA
  37. Self-Repairing Conductive Material from Liquid Metal
  38. A Pocket-Sized Digital Fish Tank
  39. The Least Annoying of All Evils
  40. You Can Make a Microprocessor That’s All Your Own
  41. Easy Ways To Sink a Hardware Startup
  42. Abusing SQL to Play DOOM
  43. The Low-Level Waste Dumps in The Atlantic Have Become Ecosystems
  44. Reviving the PoE++ Feature on a Ubiquiti Switch
  45. Pi Pico Recreates The Heathkit Pocket Packet
  46. Investigating a Rare Burnout 3 Beta Disc
  47. Hackaday Podcast Episode 388: RAM-Swapping on Raspberry Pi, Raindrops on Radar, and a Fine Mesh
  48. Did The BBC and Sir Clive Get it Right Twenty Years Ago?
  49. This Week in Security: FBI Gets Hacked, Muse Vulnerable to ClickFix, Popular Rust Developers at Risk, and New Attacks Against RSA
  50. What Should Pine64 Build With Microcontrollers?
  51. Commodore 128 Becomes Marine Vessel Tracker
  52. GM’s Experimental EV from 1969
  53. FPGA for All — CERN Releases “colibri” VHDL Library
  54. Robot Makes Literal Daisy Chains
  55. A 7-Segment Clock Built With No Digital Electronics
  56. Handheld Scanner is a Radio Multi-tool
  57. UDP Broadcasting and the Brave New World of IPv6
  58. Standalone DJ System Runs On ESP32
  59. After Decades, NASA May Finally Replace Mars Relays
  60. Solar Powered Traffic Monitoring
  61. Reconstructing Device Firmware from SPI Reads
  62. Audio Spectrum Analyzer on an ESP32 Display Board
  63. A Tiny Toy Synth For Smaller Computers
  64. Modern USB Controllers On Win98 (and up)
  65. Smelting Bog Ore As It Should Be Done
  66. A Mini’s Infotainment System and the Joys of Aftermarket Car Parts
  67. Forget Trees, add Fins to your 3D Prints Instead
  68. 2026 Hackaday Supercon: Announcing our First Round of Speakers
  69. How Pixar Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Linux
  70. A JavaScript OS for the ESP32
  71. Myst on the Atari 2600
  72. Why Raindrops Make for Pretty Good Antennae
  73. ESP32 Replacement for Lighting Display Controller
  74. Dumpster-dived Window A/C becomes Ground-Source Heat Pump
  75. Determining the Body Temperature of Tyrannosaurus rex
  76. Raspberry Pi RAM Restrictions No Big Deal, Frankly
  77. Digital Upgrade Brings Medium Format Camera Into the 21st Century
  78. Raspberry Pi Locks Down RAM Upgrades
  79. Tiny Scratch-Built Cyberdeck is in Mint Condition
  80. A Computer Terminal the Old Way
  81. New Research Suggests that a Neutrino Laser is Impossible
  82. The Mazda Suitcase Car Rides Again
  83. Trying a New Radial Impeller Design for Quadcopters
  84. Pedal Harder for Affordability
  85. The First Floating Nuclear Power Station
  86. The RP2350 Does 1080p
  87. DIY Router on x86 E-Waste: OpenWrt and OPNsense
  88. Searching for Dark Matter with a Levitating Magnet
  89. The Sinclair Spectrum Gets A Desktop GUI
  90. Making a Copper-Oxide Photodetector from Scratch
  91. Hackaday Links: September 20, 2026
  92. Reviving TEMPEST Attacks with an Injected Signal
  93. Ski Lift Removes Mice from Chicken Coop
  94. World War I Coded Message Appears Cracked, Finally
  95. Reverse Engineering A Sony Car Stereo LCD
  96. A Bandpass Filter Pulls In The Signals
  97. No GPU, No Problem: Flagship LLMs on a GPU-less Teenaged Server
  98. Teardown and Repair of an Insoma Water Timer
  99. Laser Your Way into Debug Mode on the RP2350
  100. A Hotspot Becomes A Handheld
  101. Coreboot Hikes the Bay Trail to DRAM Initialization
  102. Teaching a Robot Hand to Walk
  103. What are Your Indispensable Software Skills?
  104. Using Azo Photoisomerization to Alter Semiconductor Film Properties
  105. Emulating Memory Access: How Hard Can It Be?
  106. The Concertina Goes Electronic
  107. On Chip Debug for (Some) MicroPython
  108. Sony’s First Computer
  109. Making a Digital Music Player for Cassette Decks
  110. Reconstructing a Pin on a Pin Grid Array Package
  111. Hackaday Podcast Episode 387: Superhuman Clocks, CAN in USB-C, and the Joys of Bare Metal
  112. Brain Control Your Appliance, Sort Of
  113. This Week in Security: Flock Cameras Are Old, Microsoft Patches Patches, and Researchers attack SSH
  114. Meta Portal Given New Life As Extended Display
  115. TV Audio Tube Makes a Transceiver
  116. Building a DIY Centrifuge For Blood Processing
  117. Surveillance Camera Security? It’s Completely Flocked!
  118. Your CYD Is Now A Telly
  119. Keep Your Back Cool While Others Melt
  120. Why Wave Energy is the Final Frontier of Renewable Energy
  121. Eye-D Badge Catches Your Attention
  122. FCC ISM Rules May Shatter Lora Mesh Communities
  123. An Enhanced Game Boy Advance
  124. Printing a Clock Fit for a Pope
  125. Recreating Unobtainable Diagnostic Tools For The Jaguar XJ220
  126. Introducing the Periodic Table of US Electrical Receptacles
  127. Ride the Rails on a OneWheel
  128. A 3D Rasterizer For Embedded Devices
  129. FLOSS Weekly Episode 882 with OSADL: Better Together
  130. A Cheap and Easy Control Screen For Home Assistant
  131. Heat Domes: Meet the Quiet and Oppressive Take on the Thunderdome
  132. Full-Color Looks Great on 3D Printed Sliding Puzzles
  133. Round AMOLED Badge Does All Kinds Of Cool Stuff
  134. A Super-Accurate Clock Using a Tiny Microcontroller
  135. Tips To Model Your Next CNC Cabinet in CAD Before Buying Anything
  136. Coffee Maker Steam Wand Gets a Safe Outlet
  137. After 6 Years as Road Ornament a Widescreen Sony Trinitron Lives Again
  138. Sampling the Elephant’s Foot and Chornobyl’s Tedious Corium Clean-up
  139. Hackaday Europe 2026: Bare Metal Made Easy
  140. Running Linux 6.11 on the ESP32-S3 with a Few Tweaks
  141. Linux Fu: Speak Up!
  142. Every ZX81 Expansion Card You Ever Wanted, All At Once
  143. Fixing a Ubiquiti 16-Port PoE Switch With an Extra Hole
  144. An Open Heart Rate Monitor
  145. Writing an ESP32 Bluetooth Printer Driver In Two Acts
  146. How High-Voltage Current Transformers Monitor the Grid
  147. A UPS For Your Pi That’s a Little Different
  148. Pulse: a New VHDL Simulator
  149. Hackaday Europe 2026: Space Oddities
  150. Fly Brain Connectome Used to Trade Stocks and Play Games
  151. Rosy Retrocomputing
  152. It’s The Speech Synthesiser You Wanted, For The Computer You Had
  153. CircuitPython Goes Turbo With Precompiled Functions
  154. Dramatically Increasing Usable Closet Space
  155. Re-creating NASA’s Heat Shield Problem
  156. Hackaday Links: September 13, 2026
  157. Rusting an E-scooter (In a Good Way)
  158. A 386 PC For Your RP2350
  159. Analyzing the FScale Instruction in Intel’s 8087 FPU
  160. Keeping Time on Tumbling Icosahedra
  161. Whip-Cracking Machine Reliably Breaks the Sound Barrier
  162. Spin FV-1 Emulator Simplifies Sound Pedal Development
  163. 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: 16-Bit Homebrew Relay Computer
  164. Making an Air-Powered Circular Saw with LEGO
  165. Big Infinity Mirror Clock Invites You To Gaze Deeply
  166. This Mac Is Open Source Hardware
  167. Supercon is Nigh!
  168. The Heavy Disco-Ball Satellite Designed to Do… Nothing
  169. Looking at a TRS-80 12 MB External Hard Drive from 1983
  170. How To Fold Curved Lines in Metal Without Fancy Tools
  171. Trying to Fix a Suspiciously Cheap Enterprise-Grade Network Switch
  172. Making a Neo Nuvistor Project in 2026
  173. Hand-Coded ASM Powers Homebrew SNES Game
  174. Hackaday Podcast Episode 386: Doomscroll Tamagotchis, Clavichords, and Vibrotrucks
  175. This Machine Makes 35mm (Almost) Film
  176. This Week in Security: It’s Patch Tuesday Again, TVs Spying, Supply Chain Worms Return, Prolonged Hack Impacts, Stolen IDs
  177. Purely Random TV In Your Browser
  178. This Circuit Sculpture is an ESP32-Powered Console
  179. Lara Croft on a Microcontroller
  180. Changing Nozzle Internal Geometry to Increase FDM Flowrate
  181. Creating a Custom Hinge for a Motorbike’s Fuel Access Panel
  182. Little Droid Has Party Mode
  183. 3D Imaging Without a Lens
  184. Custom AMOLED Wearable Makes Great Icebreaker
  185. Tech In Plain Sight: Meet The Robot That Does CPR
  186. Open Source Acoustic Drone Detection
  187. If It’s Electronic Paper, Why Not Print To It?
  188. Origami Sensors That You Can Wear
  189. 3D Printable Lenticular Indicators
  190. Local LLMs Can Work Better Than Claude, At Least For Some
  191. Reverse Engineering The Philips PM5139
  192. FLOSS Weekly Episode 881: Eating Its Own Tail
  193. It’s GNU Radio Companion, But in the Browser
  194. Hunting the Wild Vibrotruck
  195. Decoding the NEC V20 Microcode ROM
  196. Sick of Wayland vs. Xorg? How about GEM?
  197. One Bit Sound with the ZX Spectrum
  198. The Different Ways To Look at Negative Resistance
  199. Anti-Doomscroll Tamagotchi Only Lives if You Do
  200. Are Desktop PC-ABS Prints Outperformed by Industrial FDM? Not Really
  201. Fixing a 1990s LEGO Electric Train Speed Regulator
  202. Hackaday Europe 2026: Outdoors with Robots
  203. Disassembling a Mini Air Blower to Make RC Airplanes
  204. A 1024 Byte Python Interpreter
  205. Old iPad Keyboard Makes For a Modern Netbook
  206. How Bats Prevent Doppler Acoustic Interference
  207. Kelvin–Helmholtz Instabilities Found to Drive Plasma Mixing on the Sun
  208. ESP32-P4 Powers Video Alarm Clock
  209. A Vacuum Tube Computer For The Home
  210. The Helicopter with Radioactive Blades
  211. How To Talk To A Machine Without Anthropomorphising It
  212. The First Spacecraft Launched To Orbit From Europe
  213. Comparing PETG and PCTG Filaments
  214. NES Radar Tracks Flights at 9600 Baud
  215. How Charged Water Drops Induce Corrosion
  216. Hackaday Links: September 6, 2026
  217. Saturn’s South Pole is Apparently Decagon-Shaped
  218. Is This the Year of The Linux… Television?
  219. This Clavichord is a Well-Tempered Project
  220. Printing Micron-Scale Benchies With Resin and Turmeric
  221. WordStar Lives Again (and Again)
  222. There’s a Whole Computer Inside This Mouse
  223. Can AI Now Design PCBs That Just Work?
  224. Running Apple ][ Software on a Commodore 64 — Silently
  225. Pixel Watch 5 Demonstrates Good Repairability
  226. Voicebox FX is a Blueprint for CircuitPython I2S Audio
  227. If at First You Don’t Succeed…
  228. Running Generative AI on an RP2350
  229. Free Your Rotary Telephone From Its Wire
  230. COSMAC Elf Turns 50
  231. Parchment Paper Paired With 3D-Printed Grid Gives a Nice Glow
  232. Fixing an Expensive Seagate LaCie Hard Drive Array
  233. Making a Pole Balance Itself With Propellers
  234. Repairing Traces on a Delidded Pentium III CPU Gone Wrong
  235. Hackaday Podcast Ep 385: 3D Printers with Lasers, Wicked RAM Prices, and Reverse Polish Notation
  236. 3D Printed Cubes Provide Passive Cooling
  237. This Week in Security: Baked-in Malware, Freezers Not Freezing, Zoom Snoops Clipboards, and AI Makes Things Worse, Faster
  238. Take Tool Photo, Generate Custom Gridfinity Bin
  239. The Birds Outside, Drawn For You Automatically
  240. Tube Launch Boosts Rocket’s Performance
  241. Corners Lifting On 3D Prints? Guide Gives Prevention Tips
  242. How to Avoid Getting Arc Flashed
  243. A Split Keyboard Designed for Human Hands
  244. Exploring the Downsides of Cooling Roof Paint
  245. Hackaday Europe 2026: Fluid Kernels and Optimizing C++ for MCUs
  246. A Thoroughly Modern Minimalist Transceiver
  247. From a Ten-Line Script to a Real Utility with Codex
  248. Rescuing a Rescue Device With a DIY Battery Pack
  249. Miniaturized, Working Replica of Vintage Leslie Speaker
  250. Switch Mod Fixes Fiddly Car Door Projector
  251. Has FDM 3D Printing Hit Its Peak?
  252. Doubling Thermal Printer Resolution by Wiggling
  253. Harvesting Namib Desert Fog with High Voltage
  254. FLOSS Weekly Episode 880: The Two Wolves
  255. How a 1981 RAM Expansion Worked
  256. “I’m Not Dead Yet!” Reverse Polish Notation Calculators You Can Still Buy
  257. HDMI For the Color Computer 2
  258. Creating the Greenest Possible Clothing with Living Fungi
  259. A Defrag Simulator In Your Browser
  260. Haiku OS Releases Beta 6
  261. Building An Airsoft Claymore Mine
  262. How Gold Plastic Syndrome is Killing Toys and Game Consoles
  263. Reactive Heat and Wind Come to VR, Thanks to Smart Plugs
  264. Hackaday Europe 2026: Playstation 4 to Psychometer
  265. It’s Teletext, But On The Radio
  266. PETG: the PLA Filament Alternative that Just Works
  267. Crowdsourcing An Investigation Into Coil Whine
  268. Sliding Into Perfection: The Open Task Light
  269. Tricking an Air Conditioner Into Cooling
  270. ReactOS Gets An Upgrade

August 2026

  1. Fixing an Expensive Amprobe Cable Tracer With Mystery Fault
  2. Building An Energy-Harvesting Business Card
  3. Simulating UAVs In Unreal Engine
  4. Defeating Bacteria In Hot Water Systems With A Heat Exchanger
  5. USB-C Adapted for Legacy Sprinkler Systems
  6. What’s Mu Metal?
  7. Digital “Film” For Your Pi Camera
  8. A Flip Disc Display That Does It Slow And Steady
  9. Making a Robot to Serve Some Mean Badminton Shuttlecocks
  10. Get Your Monitor Transmitting VHF with a Browser Tool
  11. Hackaday Links: August 30, 2026
  12. Dissecting a Lethal Universal Travel Adapter
  13. LLM Moats Quickly Evaporating
  14. Low(er)-Cost Humanoid Robot Leverages DIY Actuators
  15. Giving the NES an Optical Data Storage Add-On
  16. Woodstove Assistant Keeps the Heat on Safely
  17. Laser Your Way to Smoother FDM 3D Prints
  18. Fat Tire Brakes Get Wireless Upgrade
  19. Compact PCB Vise Uses Up That Leftover Filament
  20. Wikipedia on a Cheap Yellow Display
  21. Motorized Planer Height Adjustment Dials In
  22. Same As It Ever Was
  23. Wear Your Way Out Of AI Surveilance
  24. 3D Printed Piano Action Faithful to the Original
  25. Playing Snake with a Pneumatic Display
  26. This Library Needs to Be At Least… Three Times Bigger
  27. Reviving an SD Card With Shorted Capacitors
  28. DOOM Played on Series of 555 Timers
  29. Casting Engine Parts from 3D Prints
  30. Hackaday Podcast Episode 384: OCR MOD Records, Magical PCBs, and the Gravity of Space Stations
  31. Building a Headless Game Boy Emulator
  32. This Week in Security: Android Malware, VOIP Hijack, Signal Contact Discovery, and TeamPCP Arrests
  33. RAM and eMMC Prices Are So High, Pine64 Has Stopped Linux Device Production
  34. Panoramic Photography with a Linear Scanner
  35. Support Bath Enables an Epoxy Benchy
  36. Running Multiple Linux Kernels Without Hypervisor
  37. Rooftop Camper For Roofless Vehicle
  38. The Mactini: A Computer That Does Almost Nothing
  39. The Farador Quack Medical Device
  40. All The Best Computers Boot To BASIC
  41. Australia’s Nationwide Phone Outage Was An Embarrassing Failure
  42. Analog Optical Feedback Generates 4K Fractals With No Computer
  43. eenk Provides eInk, ESP32 Powered Text Adventures
  44. Encoding MOD Files Optically On Paper, Because Amiga’s Legacy Will Outlast M-Disks
  45. Sloan Digital Sky Survey Releases New Map of Supermassive Black Holes
  46. Making An LCD UI Look More Like Classic Indicator Lamps
  47. Emulating the iPod
  48. FLOSS Weekly Episode 879: Easy Like Butter
  49. How Packaging Can Kill An Electronics Microbusiness
  50. Hackaday Europe 2026: PCBs With A Plot
  51. Claude Plays DOOM
  52. New Controller Makes Heavy Machinery Intuitive
  53. Blow Those Pyros With A Telephone!
  54. Cheap AI Token Resellers: The Secret Ingredient is Fraud
  55. Reject Fluid Simulations, Return To Rheoscopic Fluid
  56. Native SMB3 Client Brings Modern NAS Access To 20-Year-Old PowerPC Macs
  57. AI Book Scanning: Just What Is A Rare Book?
  58. Artificial Intelligence as It Once Was
  59. Anatomy of an SLA Resin Printing Disaster
  60. Quest VR Headset Becomes Unlocked Hardware
  61. The Days Of Broadcast Digital TV Could Be Numbered
  62. Straight Talk on 3D Printing Footwear At Home
  63. 3D-Printed Skin Gives Robots the Sensation of Touch
  64. A 1990s Homebrew OS With GUI And Web Browser, In AM29000 Machine Code
  65. An Electronic Explanation Of 1960s Fuzz Boxes
  66. At Last, A Gameboy Advance With Decent Audio
  67. Tech in Plain Sight: Vacuum Blood Collection
  68. Combining Photogrammetry Utilities into a Simple GUI Tool
  69. An Early History of Space Stations: Where’s My Wheel?
  70. Making Better Rubies At Home
  71. The Casio F-91W As A Contactless Payment Device.
  72. Neo-Cyclostyle: Automatic Document Copying Devices in 1890
  73. 3D Printing a Railway Pump Car
  74. Hackaday Links: August 23, 2026
  75. Using the Basic SNES Hardware to Play Minecraft
  76. Making LEDs in the Home Fab
  77. Amiga-Inspired AROS Goes Bare Metal on Raspberry Pi
  78. Bluetooth Shock Collar Keeps Wearer On Task
  79. So, You Found a Foden Steam Lorry in a Field. What Next?
  80. Turning Corroded, Bug-Loving WiiMotes into a Working One
  81. An Atari Desktop On A Sega
  82. Open-Source ExpressLRS Receiver Reaches for Range
  83. The Shutter Makes This 3D Printed Camera Special
  84. 555 Makes a Useful Beat Frequency Oscillator
  85. You Gotta Want It
  86. Building an Analog Geiger Counter
  87. Sleeper E-bike has Solenoid Display
  88. Hacking a Cat Litter Box
  89. How the Grid’s Harmonic Filters Keep the Power Clean
  90. Building a Hammond Organ to Understand How They Work
  91. Thermoacoustic Stirling Engine is Now Fully 3D Printable
  92. PVC Pipe Turned DIY Digital Telescope
  93. Hackaday Podcast Episode 383: QR Codes, Caving Gear, and the Old School Way to Learn Electronics
  94. Building a Discrete Component 75 Baud Modem
  95. This Week in Security: Apple Warns Users, Stripe Merchants Leak Keys, Copilot Helps Hack Itself, and Comcast Senses Movement
  96. Spoofed Serial Number Unlocks Cricut Machine
  97. Self-Hosting Offline Websites
  98. Running Zork On The Steam Controller
  99. Superconducting Temperature Record set at Ambient Pressure
  100. Samsung Printer is the Next Frontier Of Minecraft Servers
  101. Homebrew 68K Machine Has a PCI Bus
  102. Foldable OLED Displays and the Bane of Dust
  103. 3D Printering: Why is my PLA so Brittle?
  104. Miniaturizing the Atari 2600 Console
  105. An Early History of Space Stations: The Brick Moon Made Real
  106. Teardown Shows Low-Fi Microphone is Surprisingly Sophisticated
  107. Reading isn’t Rocket Science… But In This Case…
  108. Quick Share Implemented On A Kindle
  109. NASA Tests Featherweight Radar Antenna for SkyFall Mars Helicopters
  110. HYDR8 Will Lead You to Water, But Will You Drink?
  111. Mini Blinking Barrels Keep Desktop Traffic in Check
  112. Historical Hack: Henri Giffard’s Steam Injectors
  113. Smarting Up a Doorbell with Zigbee
  114. Hackaday Europe 2026: The 1-Bit CPU That Ran Factories
  115. Simple DIY STM32 Oscilloscope Project
  116. Building Custom Backyard Solar Lights
  117. Joy-Cons Plus WiiMotes Make for Switch 2 Wii-Cons
  118. Compress Links For Optimal QR Codes
  119. A Hot End And Material Database For 3D Printing
  120. Reverse Engineered Grill Controller Gets Open Firmware
  121. PolyShot Camera Focuses On Nostalgia
  122. Announcing the 2026 Hackaday Retrocomputing Challenge
  123. So, You Want to Fix an Old Camera
  124. Smartphones and the Next Generation of Hearing Aids
  125. Watch Soldering Up Close and From Any Angle, in VR
  126. Store Tunes on Paper and Stream Them Over LoRA
  127. Using Acoustic Resonators as Thrusters for Small Robots
  128. Edison Motors Offering All-Mechanical Trucks, At Least to Start
  129. One Man’s Perfect Retro-Style Monitor Takes All Inputs
  130. OLEDs Have Gained Brightness, Not Burn-In Resistance
  131. Using Starlink’s Satellites to Study Earth’s Upper Atmosphere
  132. Linux Fu: Improving FTP
  133. Toy Computer Restored
  134. Hackaday Europe 2026: Open Source Hardware Goes Underground, Literally
  135. Printing FDM Filaments that are just Plain Weird
  136. May This Balloon Banjo Resonate With You
  137. More On Wave Overhangs for 3D Printing
  138. Using the Famicom Network System in 2026
  139. Hackaday Links: August 16, 2026
  140. Another Radio on a Chip Design
  141. Laser Layers for (Almost) Isotropicly Strong Prints
  142. Building an Actuator for a Walking Robot
  143. r-Selecting Tiny Probes to Shotgun Into Saturn’s Rings
  144. Researchers Hack an Airline Analog
  145. Machine Learning COFFIES “Hears” Sunspots Before We Can See Them
  146. Turning Energy Drinks Into Rocket Fuel
  147. Peeling Fruit with the Power of Steam
  148. Scanning for Lifesigns with ESP32 and Raspberry Pi
  149. Radio Shack Toy Returns to Life
  150. Fully Characterized Systems
  151. ESP32 Music Sequencer is Clearly Nailing the Y2K Aesthetic
  152. A Tape Deck Gets a Service
  153. Twin Guitar-Playing Robots Will Work for Tab
  154. Large-Scale Pokémon Eviction Looms with Pokémon Bank Server Shutdown
  155. Submersible drone analyzes ice
  156. Automatic Naptime with BabyBjorn Bouncing Servo
  157. Uninvasive EEG Interface Could Be Used To Play Games
  158. Hackaday Podcast Episode 382: Glueballs, Borg Cubes, and Supersonic Trebuchets
  159. Snooping Flume Water Monitor Data On The Wire
  160. This Week in Security: BugTraq, AI Hacks, and Being Dumb On Planes
  161. ShieldFont: Bludgeoning AI Scrapers that Disrespect Robots.txt
  162. Mauchly and Eckert’s Other Computers
  163. Rare IBM PC Brought Back To Life
  164. Removing Microplastics from Soil with Tumbling Magnetic Flakes
  165. Troubleshooting Video Delay On The Raspberry Pi
  166. Tearing Down A Cheap Digital Caliper
  167. Bridging Older Tasmota Hardware Into Apple Home
  168. Supercon Ten Tickets on Sale Now
  169. Holograms, From Your Plotter
  170. Bladerunners and the Mother of Invention
  171. Hacking Fiber To The Home
  172. The Chernobyl NPP and Forty Years of Robots for High Radiation Environments
  173. Smart Clock Helps With Medication Management
  174. Have Scientists Stuck the Landing on the Glueball Discovery?
  175. Your Laptop Keyboard, On Another Device
  176. The Agony of Packaging Linux Apps
  177. Read a USB Logitech Racing Wheel on an ESP32‑S3
  178. Procrastineers Rejoice! 2026 Supercon Call For Participation Extended
  179. Watch Today’s Eclipse at Home
  180. Getting Back Into Resin Printing: First Results
  181. 3 KB Solitaire Fits in QR-Code, Runs in DOS
  182. Lighting 3D Printed Parts on Fire for Science
  183. Titanic-esqe Telegraph Keeps Relationship Afloat
  184. Is Manual Filament Tuning Still Worth It?
  185. Fixing a Dead Makita Battery with a 20 Cent Part
  186. Splitting a Ball Bearing to Cut Out Backlash
  187. Turning a Toy Game Boy into a Real Game Boy
  188. The PC OS That Would Have Blown Your Mind Back In 1984
  189. PC-1: The 1954 Computer with no Tubes, Relays, or Transistors
  190. Running DOOM on a Cheap 104-in-One Handheld
  191. The Code The British Government Doesn’t Want You To See (Any More)
  192. A Keyboard with No Keys
  193. The PiShot Is Ready For Your Snaps
  194. Cotton-Fiberglass Composite Makes Lightweight RV Countertops
  195. Building a bicycle dropper seat post
  196. Teardown of an Oxford Nanopore MinION DNA Sequencer
  197. Linux Fu: Heads or Tails for VPN
  198. Functional Jumping Pokéball from an Ancient Pokémon World
  199. The Physics of Keeping Thermal Power Stations Cool
  200. Triggering Lightning with a Rocket
  201. Even on the Red Planet, Hexagons are the Bestagons
  202. Creating a Supersonic Trebuchet
  203. Retrotechtacular: A View of the Moon from 1964
  204. Hackaday Links: August 9, 2026
  205. The Stages of Grief in Repairing a Trinitron Found in the Trash
  206. The Chinese Smart Glasses Proving that Smart Glasses can be Repairable
  207. Transmitting Analog Video Via Frikkin’ Laser Beams
  208. Continously Extruding 3D Printed Tubes with Compressed Air
  209. Whatever Happened to the Computer of Tomorrow, Anyway? The Xerox Alto Story
  210. Tracking Bees with a Stereo Camera
  211. High-Density Parchment Paper Papertronics with Laser-Carved Hydrophilic Channels
  212. Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
  213. Grading Tomatoes with an ESP32 and ML
  214. Robotic Screw and Bolt Sorter Seeks a New Challenge
  215. Junkbin, a Way to Efficiently Reuse Your Old Electronics
  216. Tim Hunkin’s History Of Arcade Machines
  217. Want Energy Efficiency? Dude, You’re Getting a Dell!
  218. The BBC Tetris Companion
  219. Block, shmock — Just Pump Water Over The Chip
  220. This Filesystem is Born to Fail
  221. Hacking a $6000 Cotton Candy Machine to Fully Control It
  222. Chernobyl’s Robots, or the Hackathon From Hell
  223. Hackaday Podcast Episode 381: Airless Tires, Full-color Prints, and 28 MW of LEDs
  224. Music is Back on Optical Disk in This Plex Server
  225. This Week in Security: Claude Gets Hacking, Hotel WiFi, and NPM Compromised Again
  226. FlipBuddy is Borg, You Will Be Assimilated
  227. Wrist Welcomes Wii Nunchuk As Gloriously Ergonomic Macropad
  228. A 3D Printed Cycloidal Gearbox
  229. NASA’s Just Prolonged Voyager 2’s Science Mission With a Big Bang
  230. Rubidium Frequency Standard Explained
  231. Phantomdrive Keeps Your Secrets Out of Sight
  232. CNC’d, CNC-inspired Adjustable Wrench Won’t Round Your Bolts
  233. Calculus-Free PID (Almost) in a Spreadsheet
  234. Going Full Fruity with Apple’s 1999 High-End Power Mac G3
  235. FitzRoy’s Glass: Victorian Weather Marvel or Glorified Thermometer?
  236. Amiga and Commodore, Back Together (Sort Of)
  237. Only the Hottest Tunes Play on This Fire Organ
  238. Hacking a Tenda AC1200 Wi-Fi Router with a CVE Combo
  239. 3D Printing A Usable Airless Tire
  240. Full Teardown of a 2026 Amazon Fire Stick HD
  241. Addressable LEDs Make Giant 16×2 Character Display
  242. FLOSS Weekly Episode 878: A Tool With Opinions
  243. Know Your Food: Our Daily Bread
  244. Reading a Thermocouple with Mercury and a Potentiometer
  245. Cell Broadcast: The Modern Emergency Alert System
  246. Could Camera Hardware Be The Physical Equivalent to USB-C?
  247. Train Simulator Controller: July 2026 Progress Roundup
  248. A Full Motion Video Codec For the Atari ST
  249. Polystyrene Foam can be Gasoline With Some Help
  250. Tearing Down Aircraft Weather Radar Avionics
  251. Strengthening 3D Prints with a Carbon-Fiber Epidermis
  252. At Last! CP/M for Protected Mode
  253. BornHack Radio 102.8 FM, Playing Radio At A Hacker Camp
  254. Un Ordinateur Pour Le Minitel-1 (A Computer For The Minitel-1)
  255. Road Trains Roam The Backroads of Australia
  256. Testing Hundreds of Used LFP Cells Requires Some Automation
  257. Yellow YAG Produces Powerful Pulses in Les’ Leftover Laser
  258. A Versatile PDP-11/70 Emulator
  259. Sketching Temporary Circuits with a Light-Triggered Floquet Topological Insulator
  260. Energizing a Vacuum Tube Flip-Flop Module of the IBM 604
  261. Circuit Bending, But Make It MIDI
  262. Child-Friendly Music Player Uses RFID
  263. Congratulations to the Frikkin Laser Winners!
  264. New File Manager is C64’s Answer to Norton Commander
  265. The 16K Display that Ate Las Vegas
  266. Get a Remote Terminal With One Binary, One URL, and Zero Config
  267. Spotting Emacs in the Wild
  268. Making a Retro(ish) Game Console From Scratch
  269. Easy Theremin Uses ESP32
  270. Hackaday Links: August 2, 2026
  271. An Automated Water Tank Controller
  272. Turning Fruits Into Ethylene and Ethane Refrigerant
  273. A KVM Without the V (Or the M)
  274. Architectural LED Install Shows How To Do It With Style
  275. The Seven Sensors and Breakout Boards to Avoid in a Product
  276. UV Printer? 3D Printer? HeyGears says “Why Not Both”?
  277. Bike Trainers as Video Game Controllers
  278. Stewart Platform Walker Gains Feeling In Legs From Resistors
  279. Open Source Stream Deck Targets Flexibility
  280. Browser-based 3D Editor Covers The Basics While Staying Local
  281. Commercialization and Innovation
  282. Testing a 3D Printed Cycloidal Gearbox Design
  283. A Compact Game Controller For Your Phone
  284. Casual Repair and Maintenance on an Amiga 1000
  285. Turning Glass Into a Touch-Sensitive Button

July 2026

  1. A Complex Way to Push a Button
  2. Tiny Desktop Robot Has Radar
  3. NES Advantage Stick Gets Bluetooth Upgrade
  4. Hackaday Podcast Episode 380: 3D Printing the Rainbow, IR and IP Camera Hacks, and Americium 241 on the Loose
  5. Hacking a Commercial Colorimeter to add RAL Color Code Support
  6. This Week in Security: What’s in a name, the AI Bugpocalypse Hits Everyone, OpenWRT flaws, and Duress Passwords
  7. Building a Reproduction PlayStation Motherboard
  8. Using the Chimney Effect to Drop Passively Cooled PC Temperatures
  9. Custom Beach Robot Handles the Hard Work
  10. Best-Ever Brainstem Map Created by Indian Scientists
  11. Rebuilding an Obsolete IC to Save a Betacam SP Tapedeck
  12. Fixing a JMicron-Based M.2 USB Enclosure That Stopped Working
  13. Pizza Eye Surgery Saves Hemispherical Projector
  14. Wrangling Datacenter GPUs Into a Desktop
  15. RC Telemetry Board Lets Virtual Crewmember Help You Race Better
  16. A Capable KVM Built With The ESP32
  17. Use Your Head While Trimming Trees
  18. Keyboard Lights As An Airgap Attack Vector
  19. Using Video Glasses As a Camera Viewfinder Is Harder Than It Looks
  20. Scrap Pinball Parts Become Beautiful Wall Art
  21. FLOSS Weekly Episode 877: RCE As a Service
  22. The ESP32 Gets a Web Browser
  23. Thingino Teaches Cheap IP Cameras New Tricks
  24. Behold The Most Beautifully Ambitious Starship Simulator Yet
  25. Building a Portable Weather Radar
  26. DOOM Using Regular Expressions
  27. How the Vagus Nerve Promotes Healthy Cognition via Acetylcholine Signaling
  28. Improving the Microcontroller Gaming Performance with PicoGame
  29. Why Is Textile Work Not Taught To Engineers?
  30. Samsung’s SmartThings API Terminates Free Access
  31. Sharkfin Bites Attack Shark
  32. Breaking the Parental Lock on an XBox 360 is Very Much an Inconvenience
  33. FreeBSD Just Removed the Last of its GPL-Licensed Code
  34. The Orphaned Sources At The Hacker Camp: What Happened Next
  35. De-Aging Human Tissue Using Special Enzyme to Remove AGEs
  36. A Labour Of Love Brings A Kids Book To The Spectrum
  37. Re-Testing an Apollo Guidance Computer Module that Failed Certification Testing
  38. Reviving a Retro Mouse with BlueTooth low Energy support
  39. Regain Some Trust in Unknown USB Drives
  40. Flexible PCBs: Not Only For The Few
  41. M.A.S.K.-Inspired Cyberdeck for all your Portable Computing needs
  42. Hackaday Europe 2026: High Performance SDR On The Cheap
  43. Neighborhood Bulletin Boards, circa 1982
  44. A Music Box With A Very Modern Heart
  45. Scanwheel: A Pocket-Sized POV TV
  46. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Challenge: Measuring Nanometer-Scale Displacements with an Optical Cavity
  47. Hackaday Links: July 26, 2026
  48. Filling High Pressure CO2 Tanks From Sugar Fermentation Gas
  49. Ever Seen Claude Use Fusion 360?
  50. Repairing a “for parts” Canon 7D Mark II DSLR
  51. Duplicating Parts Using Silicone Molds
  52. Delta Pen Plotter Draws In Multiple Colors
  53. How Film Industry Data Website The-Numbers.com got Mauled by Bots
  54. Building a Fencing Scoring Box
  55. Taking Tri-Camera True-Color Infrared Videos
  56. Team Repair Breaks Things to Teach People How to Fix Them
  57. 3D On The Playdate Handheld
  58. Add Sensors to Everything!
  59. Repairing a RED Cinema Camera On The Cheap
  60. ICCU Monitor Logs Data in E-GMP EV Failures
  61. 3D Printed Go Kart Designed to Fit in a Suitcase
  62. Fast Volumetric Imaging of Seizures with Adaptive Optics Light Sheet Microscopy
  63. Hands-Free Mouse Uses Eyes And Muscles Instead
  64. Codeberg Bans Cryptocurrency and LLM-Generated Code Projects
  65. E-ink Writing Deck Rocks a Typewriter Aesthetic
  66. Hackaday Podcast Episode 379: Driving E-ink DIY, NES on ESP, and the Other IRC
  67. Keeping Mosquitoes Away with Catnip-Based Repellent
  68. This Week in Security: AI is a Mess, Hacking Car Chargers, an OpenSSL DoS, and Factories Under Attack
  69. Exploring Hidden JPEG Features
  70. A New Blood Hack For An Old Game
  71. New Method Accelerates Color 3D Printing
  72. Targeting Allele-Specific Faulty mRNA in SCNA2 Mutation Patients
  73. BASICally, Its Retro Machine Language
  74. A Train Departure Board For The Home
  75. Mic Jammer Relies on Ultrasound
  76. Hackaday Europe 2026: Half Quad, Half Blimp: Test. Fly. Survive.
  77. Running DOOM on a Custom CPU Built From Scratch
  78. Encryption in the 1790s
  79. Saving Some Coin With 3D Printed Stencils
  80. Voice Control Toolkit Comes to a Pico Near You
  81. Industrial GPU Adapted for the Desktop
  82. V Formation Flying of Birds is Explained by a Minimal Wake–Vortex Model
  83. An LLM in the Kitchen
  84. FLOSS Weekly Episode 876: There Is No Money Fairy
  85. The Need for Speed: Internet Speed Measurement (or DIY?)
  86. Dress Up Your YubiKey With This Web-Based Tool
  87. Compile Here, Run Everywhere: Crosstool-Ng
  88. Old TV Vacuum Tube Turned DIY X-Ray Machine
  89. 60 FPS NES Emulator on ESP32
  90. A Smarter DIY Air Filter
  91. Open Source Vacuum Avoids Cloud
  92. Who’s Building that Data Center?
  93. Counterfeit Retro Mainboards with Fake AGP Slots Are a Thing
  94. Neural Net Reads the Gas Meter
  95. Postal IRCs are Almost a Thing of the Past
  96. Tired of xargs?
  97. Giving Resin 3D Printers Another Shot After Six Years
  98. Java Ring Restored After Nearly 30 Years
  99. 20 FPS on E-Paper Display Without Help
  100. Google Maps Killed the Restaurant Star
  101. Detection of a Four-Carbon Sugar in Interstellar Space
  102. Sail Virtually Aboard the “Itanic” with IA-64 Emulator
  103. Echolocation for Drones
  104. A Feature-Rich Drum Machine
  105. Hackaday Europe 2026: Project Gigapixel
  106. Old SSDs Find New Life as Game Cartridges
  107. Launching Rockets is Hard, Bringing them Back is Harder
  108. Earth-like LHS 1140b May Feature the First Atmosphere Found on Exoplanet
  109. Could Reticulum Power a Post-Internet Network?
  110. Seven Ways to Install Magnets Into Your 3D Prints
  111. Pong-like Cabinet for Classic Dinosaur Jumper
  112. Hackaday Links: July 19, 2026
  113. Automated Pressure Advance Using a Bed-Leveling Sensor
  114. Recycling Laptops and iMacs Makes PC Building Fun and Affordable Again
  115. Remembering the Zilog Z80 as it Turns Fifty Years Old
  116. QT6 brings BASIC to the Web Browser, or Your Computer
  117. A Pop-Up Truck Camper for Less
  118. Open-Source Mid-Drive e-Bike Motor Has Lots of Promise, and Hyphens
  119. Write 2D and 3D Games in Modern MoonBASIC
  120. Your AI Ham Radio Buddy
  121. Calculator UI Is More Complex Than You Might Think
  122. ESP32-driven Roulette Wheel Could Have Used a 555, but That Didn’t have WiFi
  123. Simple Games from a Simpler Time
  124. Spidery Drone Goes Near-invisible By Spinning Really, Really Fast
  125. Cross-Sectioning Crickets with a Femtosecond Laser
  126. Flex Filament Stuck To Your Build Platform? Reach For The Isopropanol
  127. Using Solar Air Heating to Dry Clothes
  128. How Octopuses Hacked their Ribosome to Become Smart
  129. The BornHack 2026 Cyber Ægg Is A Badge With A Life Afterwards
  130. Hackaday Podcast Episode 378: C Coders, Ceramic Printers, and Shadow Archives
  131. MacSurf Hits 2.0 To Bring PowerPCs back Online
  132. This Week in Security: Another Record Patch Tuesday, LAME is More Secure, Secure Boot is Less Secure, and Milk Malware
  133. EU Adds Exemptions to User-Serviceable Batteries Rules
  134. Wireless LCD Streaming for the ANENG AN870 Multimeter
  135. A Sloshing-Mercury-Powered Neon Light
  136. White Rails are the Infrastructure Hack We Didn’t Know We Needed
  137. A USB Port by Any Other Color…
  138. Bad Apple on a Karaoke Machine
  139. Even Chemical Bonds Obey Einstein’s Relativity
  140. GOES-19 Goes Down, NOAA Investigating
  141. Hackaday Europe 2026: Build a Cable Modem For Your Arduino
  142. Google Earth Desktop Client to be Retired in 2027
  143. Transponder Mania
  144. Chromatography as Art
  145. Pinch Puts an Arduino On a USB-C Connector
  146. DOOM runs (slowly) in a IBM PC-Compatible CSS Sheet
  147. Cut And Fold Your 3D Printer’s Next Cover
  148. FLOSS Weekly Episode 875: JavaScript as a Systems Language
  149. Hayabusa2’s Next Target is a Tiny 11 Meter Asteroid
  150. Putting Some Zig in a Linux-Based 3D Printer
  151. Making a Locked Down Wearable Work Without a Subscription
  152. Hacking Around the Financial Pain of New 3DS XL Top Screens
  153. AIM-ing For a More Open Platform Than Discord
  154. Benchmarking Repairability Scores with an Asus Tablet
  155. Full Body VR Tracking Is Just Some Recycled Hardware Away
  156. The Neo Geo Does Run DOOM After All
  157. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Challenge: Laser Bandsaw
  158. Fibrous Muscles for Humanoid Robotics
  159. UDP Broadcasting and the Joys of IPv4 Subnetting
  160. Open Book Touch Makes Crowd Funding Debut
  161. The Seemingly Impossible Oscillator
  162. Star Trek Was Right about Prompt Injection, Sorta
  163. Can’t Find That ISA Sound Card? No Worries!
  164. Get your ESP32 Sunny Side Up with this Solar Dev Board
  165. Using Your Own RBMK Reactor Control Center At Home
  166. It’s A Spectrum, With An RP2350 ULA
  167. 2026 Hackaday Supercon: Call for Proposals
  168. Voltmeter-Based Floating Point Calculator Does It In Style
  169. The Death of Physical Media and the Real Challenges to Software Archiving
  170. DIY Steam Controller Puck Offers Xbox, Switch, PlayStation Emulation Modes
  171. Newton’s Cradle Isn’t Really Perpetual
  172. CGI Motion Capture with only a Camera
  173. Musing on AI from 1964
  174. Hackaday Links: July 12, 2026
  175. Porting the Nvidia GPU Driver to Haiku for 3D Acceleration
  176. Building a Better CNC Hot Wire Foam Cutter
  177. Speak Silently With An Ultrasound Probe
  178. Printing Fungal Art with Laser Control
  179. Software-Defined Vehicles Loom Closer Every Year
  180. Porting DOOM to the Casio Loopy
  181. Trying to Use a 2007 Samsung UMPC as Wii U Gamepad
  182. The First New WW2 Jeep Since 1945
  183. MicroPython is this Summer’s Hottest Title for the SNES, Thanks to Claude Fable
  184. To Build More Believable Bots, Simulate The Neurochemistry
  185. When Changing Scale Isn’t Just More of the Same
  186. Clay Extruder Enables Printable Pottery
  187. A Look Inside a 1997 BBC Ceefax Generator
  188. Fixing the Fix for a 3dfx Voodoo Card’s Overly Bright Picture
  189. Reject Modernity, Return to 80s, Learn C.
  190. Documenting the IR Protocol of the PumpSaver Plus Device
  191. How To Use Those Cute But Slightly Odd 7-Segment LCDs
  192. Robot Dog in Browser
  193. Hackaday Podcast Episode Ep 377: Parallel Pixels, Wiggly Consoles, and Seven Segments
  194. 3D Printed Scooter Fits in Your Luggage, Some Assembly Required
  195. This Week in Security: Escaping Linux VMs, Vulnerable Solar, Confusing AI (Again), and Confusing NPM Malware
  196. Browser-Based Image Inpainting Runs Locally, If One Doesn’t Mind A Big Download
  197. A Super Cheap Desk Toy Becomes a Hackable Desktop Notifier
  198. Three Different Digital Counters To Remind Us How Good We Have It
  199. Mechanosynthesis of Atomic Carbon Structures Using Inverted-Mode STM
  200. Radio-Gaga is a Toddler Friendly Remote In a Radio
  201. Overpowered RC car + Gimbal Cam = The Greatest Chase Vehicle We’ve Ever Seen
  202. Reviving Mystery Nintendo 64 Game Cartridge Found in the Woods
  203. Get a Handle on This Compact Pi Portable
  204. A Brief History of the Crazy Old 7-Segment Display
  205. Fixing a Dodgy Cheap Audio DAC
  206. Die Casting Comes Home
  207. C64 Finally Gets the SRAM Corporate Wouldn’t Pay For
  208. IBM Home Director: Home Automation in 1996
  209. An Analog Synth For The Modern World
  210. Pi 5 Becomes ALSA-Compatible TOSLINK Sound Card
  211. FLOSS Weekly Episode 874: Really, We Do PDFs
  212. Hacking Amazon Echo Show 8 3rd Gen via UART and eMMC
  213. Linux Fu: The Local Phonebook
  214. This DIY Time Server is More Accurate Than You Need
  215. ESP32 Keeps Tabs on Your Local Airspace
  216. The Atari Jaguar Runs Linux
  217. It’s Now Imperative That You Copy That Floppy
  218. It’s Full Steam Ahead for This Motorized Canoe
  219. Reverse Engineering and Self-Hosting the OBI Smart Energy Tracker
  220. When An Engineering Education Doesn’t Teach You How To Really Make Anything
  221. SB Mini II is a Homebrew Apple II Clone
  222. Is Now the Time for Volumetric 3D Printing?
  223. An Interactive Tomato Farm Overseen by AI
  224. Why the NES Put Out a Wobbly Picture
  225. Belt Fed Potato Cannon Spits Spuds
  226. Performance Improvements For Open-Source 80386
  227. Flight Sim Tracking from Spatial Audio
  228. How to Rebuild an 1800s Victorian Leclanché cell
  229. The Bit79 was a Famicom clone that took the “Family Computer” Name Seriously
  230. Ultra-Long Range Flights To Ease Australian Air Travel
  231. A New Challenger Approaches the Open Source Vehicle
  232. Hackaday Europe 2026: Is Your Blood Pressure Monitor Lying To You?
  233. Gluing 8192 MCUs Together to Make a GPU
  234. He Comes to Bury Segmented Memory, Not to Praise It
  235. Extract Fumes in Midcentury Style With Nixie Tubes and Military Surplus
  236. The Coolest Hat At The Hacker Camp
  237. Hackaday Links: July 5, 2026
  238. Seeing Bacteria, Nanoprisms, and More with an Atomic Force Microscope
  239. Demonstrating LFP Battery Safety in Case of BMS Failure
  240. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Challenge: A 3D-Printed Raman Spectrometer
  241. Old Midi Instruments Don’t Like Modern Midi. What’s To Be Done?
  242. Homelab Gets Linksys Themed Aesthetic
  243. Make a DIY E-ink Faceplate For Valve’s Steam Machine
  244. The Persistent Display We Never Got
  245. Using Flatpak to Run a 1996 Version of the GIMP on Modern Linux
  246. Disk Polishing Goes Open Source
  247. Time Never Moves Slowly With This Clock
  248. Yesterday’s Technology, Re-engineered Today
  249. Five Solar Air Heating Methods Tested
  250. Warp Point: a Web Ring for Gaming Sites Built for 2026
  251. Building A Wireless Fingerprint Authorization Device
  252. Microdistillery for Microchemistry
  253. A New Twist on the To Do List
  254. This KVM runs a P4 instead of a Pi.
  255. Settling the Debate on Soldered versus Crimped High-Current Connectors
  256. Hackaday Podcast Episode 376: Modern Retro Projects, Retro Modern Projects, and the Teen Years for 3D Printing
  257. The Organ That Forgot To Use Transistors
  258. This Week in Security: Windows 10 Gets Another Year, SmartTV Botnets, Hiding Payloads, and LastPass Customer Leak
  259. Godot’s New Contributing Policy Adds Barriers for AI Slop
  260. Modern E-Ink Dashboards, Kindle and Otherwise
  261. Porting The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess to the 3DS
  262. Chain-of-Thought Spoofing Targets Reasoning AI Models
  263. Bubbles, Belts, and Bulbs: How the Scantron Works
  264. DIY SI5351 Radio Tunes In SW, MW, And More
  265. An eInk, ESP32-based Game Boy
  266. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: KolibriOS 0.7.7
  267. A Light-Up Map Of Monaco
  268. Know Your Food: Organic Production
  269. Sony to End Physical PlayStation Disc Production in 2028
  270. A Rare Drone Common Sense Outbreak, In Denmark
  271. Trying Out Viewer Suggestions for Levitation on an Induction Cooker
  272. GPU-Accelerated Autorouter Handles Monstrous PCB Designs
  273. No-Drill Sailing Kit for a Canoe
  274. Positioning Without Satellites Or Base Stations
  275. FLOSS Weekly Episode 873: Wait, That’s Not Open Source!
  276. Review: The Tanmatsu, A Year On
  277. Engineering Micro-Submarines to Replace Fish
  278. UDP Broadcasting and Easily Finding Network Services
  279. Terminus is a Text Only Phone Because Telephony is Dead Anyway
  280. Watch a Steam Controller Skitter Itself To Its Charge Puck
  281. From Sugar to Ethanol Fuel With a Little Microbial Help
  282. How to Remove Bounce When Bouncy Objects Encounter Bounciness

June 2026

  1. Building a Fiber-Coupled Laser Source for Precision Optics
  2. Retro Gear and the Mystery of Cables Melting Into Cases While in Storage
  3. Building a Micrometer-Level Displacement Sensor with 3D Printed Parts
  4. Microsoft’s Topological Quantum Computing Claims Once Again In Question
  5. Bite Into Strange Sounds With NOISFERATU
  6. How Airspeed Sensors Work
  7. Hacking a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Through its Smart Faucet
  8. Web Tool Lets You Take Steam Controller for a Drive
  9. Making a Magnetic Core Memory USB Drive
  10. The Terrifying 2011-Era Case of Max Planck’s Retracted Papers
  11. Hard Drive Speakers Crank Out Classic Demo
  12. Piano Escapement Migrates to Drum Kit
  13. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Challenge: Super-Simple Laser Precision for Your Stargazing
  14. Hackaday Europe 2026: Building a Retro PC From Scratch
  15. Mechanical TV, Without The Benefit Of New Parts
  16. The Teenage Angst of 3D Printing: Solidoodle, Printrbot, and Bridges
  17. HamsterOS Crams Complete Graphical Desktop onto 1.44 MB Floppy
  18. It’s Linux, on a Sega Megadrive
  19. Custom Hybrid Drivetrain Powers Boat
  20. Phone Stand Aims To Fight Addiction
  21. Reachy Mini Desktop Robot Gets All-local, Conversational AI
  22. RF Hacking A Ceiling Fan Via The Remote
  23. Teaching An AI To Play A Racing Game Via Screen Input
  24. Accurate Split-Flap Display Can be 3D Printed
  25. Hack Improves Cheap Speed Controllers
  26. Make Your Own Loudspeaker From Scratch
  27. World’s Biggest RC A380 is a Big Deal
  28. A Standalone YouTube Streaming Rig
  29. Bringing Swift To The Apple II
  30. Cramming a Mini-ITX Gaming PC into a 3D Printed Steam Machine Sized Case
  31. Requiem For Long Wave, As The BBC Goes Silent
  32. Hacking Routers Like It’s 2008
  33. A Quantum Magic 8-Ball
  34. Do Metal Roofs Turn a Bird House into an Oven?
  35. Watch YouTube on a Game Boy Color With a Special Cartridge
  36. NVIDIA’s New AI Servers Run on Hotub Coolant and Don’t Need Evaporators
  37. Fixing an Elgato Cam Link’s USB Current Draw Issue
  38. A Custom Zigbee Touch Keypad
  39. Reflective LCD Slabtop Terminal Runs Homebrewed Solar OS
  40. Hackaday Podcast Episode 375: Rebuilding Tech on Our Terms and the Hero Nerd
  41. A GUI Solution For ESP32 Web Development
  42. This Week in Security: Stealing Email with AI, AMD Nerfs Chips, the World Cup Nearly Rickrolled, and GPSD Bugs
  43. Alan Turing’s Remarkable, Nearly-Forgotten Voice Encryption Device
  44. This Kid-Friendly Laptop Build is The Antidote to Age Verification
  45. Make That Smart TV into a Computer
  46. Increasing Photon Upconversion Efficiency with Structural Exciton Localization
  47. Fixing a Warped Paperback Spine With Gentle Heating
  48. Cheap 80s Keyboard Gets Modern Brain Upgrade
  49. CSS On The ESP32
  50. Increasing Local GPS Accuracy for a Small Robot
  51. Flying Cell Towers are a Thing
  52. New Record Resurrects Long-Dead CD Graphics Format
  53. A Look at a Gaggle of Transputer Boards
  54. A More Convenient iButton Reader
  55. LineShine Is Fastest Supercomputer at Over 2 Exaflops
  56. All The Different Lasers, And How Well They Mark 3D Prints
  57. Laser Scanning a Cave With Homebrew Gear
  58. FLOSS Weekly Episode 872: I’m Not Satoshi
  59. VFD Clock Runs on a Single AA
  60. The Trains With Rubber Tires
  61. Raspberry Pi Locator Website to Shut Down in July
  62. A T9 Keyboard For Your Smartphone
  63. One Commodore, Five Displays
  64. EVs Always Beat Combustion Emissions Performance
  65. A Commodore Boombox: The 1530 as You’ve Never Heard it Before
  66. Reviving MSN Messenger’s i-Buddy USB Accessory
  67. A BIOS For Your ESP32-C6
  68. A Custom PCB for the Casio G-Shock
  69. Linux Fu: Upcycling an Old Router
  70. Status Display Keeps Eye on Your Prusa Fleet
  71. Long-Theorized GPS Weakness Exploited on Large Scale
  72. Rickrolling the World Cup
  73. Dynamic RAM from First Principles
  74. LightComposer – Reach Out and Touch Your Lighting
  75. Investigating Annealing as Fix for Poor CF Adhesion in 3D Prints
  76. Breaking Into a Prison Tablet
  77. Graphics Upgrade for Nintendo Entertainment System
  78. MSYS2 and the No-Fuss Way to Get More GNU Into Your Windows
  79. SDS-Remote Brings Power-User Features to Siglent Scope
  80. “Telescope Rancher” is The Coolest Job You Didn’t Know Existed
  81. Won’t Somebody Please Think Of Banning The British Children!
  82. Brewing Espresso with Ultrasonic Assistance
  83. Hackaday Links: June 21, 2026
  84. SmallRun.net Enters the Marketplace Market
  85. When a Favicon Becomes the Entire Website
  86. Hacking the Mi Band 10 Smart Band and its Bestechnic SoC
  87. Blender 5.2: Coming Soon With Improved Simulations
  88. How to Bias a CRT After Installation
  89. Bernoulli Disk Goes “Wii!” When Plugged Into WiiU
  90. Autopsy of a Freshly Cooked 10Gbit SFP+ Network Adapter
  91. Defeat Blood-Sucking Mosquitoes by Becoming the Bug Zapper
  92. Seeing the World in Radio Waves with the QuadRF
  93. Tricking a Bike Counter
  94. Home Automation: Simple vs Easy
  95. The Repair Nightmare that are Smart Rings
  96. A General Purpose Pi Zero Device for IoT
  97. Making Old Computers Count To A Million
  98. How LLMs can be Assisted to do Arithmetic Correctly
  99. Epson HX-20 Gets A Drive Upgrade
  100. PCBs Straight from the Magazine
  101. Making An Ultra Minimal Cyberdeck
  102. Hackaday Podcast Episode 374: Flippin’ Phones, Sexy Spraysers, and Frikkin’ Lasers
  103. Creating Beautiful Light Shows With Soap
  104. This Week in Security: Arch AUR, Steam Marketplace, WordPress All Face Issues, Taco-Themed Coding, and Mythos Makes National News
  105. Come With Me if You Want to Weed: Autonomous Weedinator Robot back for 2026
  106. Running Modern Linux on a 68008
  107. Running Windows NT On The Nintendo Gamecube
  108. Easily Reuse 3D Printing Photopolymers with Depolymerizable Resin
  109. Building A Panel Mount OLED Display
  110. Battery Tester Gets An App Upgrade
  111. Building A 2-Way Holographic Display
  112. An In-Browser Visualizer For GPS Satellites
  113. What Happens if Russia Shuts the Door on their Leaky ISS Module?
  114. Commodore Unveils Linux Powered Flip Phone
  115. Nintendo DS Port of Super Mario 64 Released With Multiplayer Support
  116. Leaky Player Piano Gets MIDI Upgrade in YouTube Restomod
  117. Solid-State Batteries Take to the Sky
  118. Building And Testing A DIY Robot Actuator
  119. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Contest: Steampunk, 360 O-Scope Does it with Tubes
  120. FLOSS Weekly Episode 871: Rust Won’t Save You
  121. Skip the Embedded Filesystem with the TAR-like UTFS Format
  122. Ask Hackaday: What Ever Happened to the Hero Nerd?
  123. An Orbital StormWall Could Mitigate The Next Carrington Event
  124. Building an Organic Flow Battery Based on Green Tea
  125. Security Camera Gets Several Defensive Upgrades
  126. The Problem of Making a Good Metal-To-Glass Seal
  127. Smart Bulb WiFi Server Hosts “Banned” Literature
  128. How Did They Make View-Master Slides?
  129. 2026 Frikkin Lasers Contest: Glow Engine is like an Open Air Slow Scan CRT
  130. The Adder at the Heart of Intel’s 8087 FPU
  131. A Brief History of Unix Commands On Windows: CoreUtils (Again)
  132. Honda Civics and Installing Software With Android Test Keys
  133. Bike-Powered Shredder Makes Short Work of 3D Printer Waste
  134. Learning About Ground Loop Isolators thanks to a Scam Product
  135. This Alarm Clock Has The Capacity To Wake You
  136. Building a Ceiling-Based Crane Robot to Keep a Room Clean
  137. Ergonomic Mouse Gives Each Fingertip Its Own Saddle
  138. Custer’s Revenge: eVTOL Drone Brings Back Channel Wings
  139. Downloadable Xbox Thumbstick Toppers Give Gamers Accessibility Options
  140. Picking a CRC
  141. Wooden Piano Keys Hold Your Less-Wooden, Not-Piano Keys
  142. The Y2K Bug in BSD 2.11 that Survived 2000
  143. IKEA Storage Box Just Happens To Make Great Printer Cover
  144. Building Your Own X-Ray Detector Screen
  145. Hackaday Links: June 14, 2026
  146. Bavarian Court Tells Gemini It Can’t Be a Real Boy Until It Tells the Truth
  147. Why not yserver? It’s Xserver, but Rust-y.
  148. OpenCAL: Computed Axial Lithographic 3D Printing For Everyone
  149. Is a CS Degree DOA thanks to LLMs? IEEE Says TBD.
  150. Double the VRAM of an RTX 3070
  151. The Pacemaker Patch
  152. Robot Chess but Each Piece is a Small Robot
  153. Bambuddy Says Bye to Bambu Lab Cloud Services
  154. Converting a Scanning Electron Microscope Into a TEM is Surprisingly Easy
  155. Custom Watch is on the Case
  156. Patterns Everywhere
  157. Behold a 60 Hz Refresh Rate E-ink Monitor
  158. GentleOS, A Simple OS For Your Old PC
  159. Deeply optimized MSX emulation on ESP32-S3 with VGA output
  160. Homebrew Macropad Looks Good
  161. The Air Position Indicator for the B-29
  162. Building a 1:150 scale Toyota ProBox Micro Remote Control Car
  163. Adding Weight to a 3D Print With Plaster of Paris, Cleanly
  164. Hackaday Podcast Ep 373: GPS, Danger In Space, and Robby the Robot
  165. A Peek inside the Secret Lagercrantz Suitcase Radio
  166. This Week in Security: Microsoft on Microsoft, Register Your Domains, Linux on ARM, and FreeBSD Joins the File Cache Club
  167. Glue-in Hinge Design Tries Something Different
  168. The Hackaday Communicator Badge, Re-Imagined With New Firmware
  169. Amiga 1232 Storm CD Packs Every Upgrade into One Wedge
  170. So Many Analog to Digital Converters
  171. Repairing a Pair of Voodoo 2 GPUs for some SLI Action
  172. Evidence for Water Vapor Plumes on Europa Vanishes in Re-Analysis
  173. Mechanical Stability For Your Coils
  174. 3D Printed Hose Sprayer Sets Phasers to Suds
  175. The Merits of Comment-Driven Development as Counterweight to TDD
  176. Building a Desktop Catalytic Cracker
  177. AI The Truly Environmentally Friendly Way
  178. Process 4 Billion Pixels Per Second from 16 DIY Cameras for the Best V-Tubing Rig Ever
  179. Introducing Boron Buckyballs
  180. Meshcore and Haiku: a Match Apparently Made in Italy
  181. Safely Using Old EV Batteries in Your Home Solar Setup
  182. FLOSS Weekly Episode 870: Open Source Gardening
  183. DIY CO2 Scrubber in DIY Sub by a Hacker Braver Than Most
  184. NASA Announces Artemis III Crew and Ambitious Goals
  185. Pi Media Player with VCR Vibe is Perfect for CRTs
  186. Giving a Power Mac G4 a USB Upgrade, For Free!
  187. Re-Enable all Compute Units on the PS5-like BC-250 Cryptomining Card
  188. Deep Dive into Sputnik
  189. Print Your Own Robby the Robot
  190. How the 2020s Chip Crisis Led to a Buggy Saleae Analyzer in 2026
  191. The Secret Wattcycle LFP Battery Downgrade
  192. Custom FM Radio Station Powered by Shell Scripts
  193. Questions Remain About Tense Moment Aboard ISS
  194. The Winners of the 2025 Obfuscated C Code Contest
  195. Automatic Tutorial Generator is Perhaps the Best-Case For Vibe Coding
  196. Powering Up a Pluggable Module from the 1948 IBM 604 Electronic Calculator
  197. Discovery of an Active Wind from the Milky Way’s Central Black Hole
  198. Pico-Driven Ultrasound Enables Scaled Acoustic Model of Home Stereo
  199. News Sites are Blocking Internet Archive over AI Scraping Fears
  200. Optimizing Pancakes from Chemical Principles
  201. Spy Tech: The GPS Numbers Station
  202. Revisiting Using AI Coding Assistants: You’re Holding It Wrong Edition
  203. Goddard the Robot Dog Brought to Life
  204. Fixing the Failure of the Reevo
  205. Repairing a Apple PowerBook 150 With Serious Issues
  206. Desalinating Seawater With Solar and No Brine
  207. Hackaday Links: June 7, 2026
  208. Bluetooth Gramophone Has Surprisingly Contemporary Roots
  209. How Small Can You Make A C Executable?
  210. LIPS is an Open Source Sip-And-Puff Interface
  211. A New Life For a Rare Console
  212. Less Than 10 Years? Commonwealth Fusion Systems Applies to Plug into Grid in 2030s
  213. A RayCast FPS in COBOL
  214. Building a Gifford-McMahon Cryocooler With 3D-Printed Parts
  215. Pi Pico Demos, Therefore It Is
  216. Pi Pico Puts Bluetooth Keyboards on the I2C Bus
  217. Stratasys vs Bambu Lab: Industrial vs Consumer ABS Showdown
  218. Homebrew Webcam Support for the Original Xbox
  219. 3D Printing a Miniature CoreXY Printer
  220. An Unlikely Host For An 8080 Emulator
  221. Using Brand New NiMH Cells After Sitting 12 Years Unused
  222. Investigating the S3 Virge’s Reputation as a 3D Decelerator Card
  223. Over-Engineering an FDM Spool Holder From Prusa Mk4S Remains
  224. As It Turns Out, There’s More Than One Cassette Mechanism Being Made After All
  225. Using Windows 11 on an LGA 775 PC with AGP Videocard
  226. Hackaday Podcast Episode 372: PopTubers, Shifty Semiconductors, and Shelving Shelf Labels
  227. An Ethernet WiFi Router on a Pi Pico 2W
  228. This Week in Security: Messing with AI, 7Zip and Notepad++ Vulnerabilities, HTTP2 Bomb, and More
  229. Using Electrolysis for More Than Just Generating Hydrogen
  230. Vintage Turntable Gets Brain Transplant and Home Assistant Integration
  231. Connecting Your Car to Home Assistant
  232. Microsoft Claims 20 second Qubits
  233. If You Want to Hack Me, Come in Through the Speaker
  234. Ways to Embed Magnets in 3D Prints and Not Ruin Printers
  235. An RGB Keyboard For Your Hackaday Communicator Badge
  236. The World’s First GPIB Speech Synthesizer, and it’s for a GRiD Compass
  237. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Feel About Electronic Shelf Labels?
  238. Make Your Ceiling Disappear With ADS-B and Short-Throw Projector
  239. Fixing a Nintendo Game Boy Clone that Runs Too Fast
  240. Web-Based Control for a CB Radio
  241. Distilling Stale Gasoline to Make it Usable Again
  242. DIY Ceramic Circuit Boards Surely Count As Solarpunk
  243. Texas Instruments Changes the NE5532 and Others into Incompatible Versions
  244. Deltarune’s Tenna Brought to Life
  245. Linux Fu: Fake Webcams, GUI Edition
  246. Hydraulic Drive For Your Lawn Tractor
  247. But Just What is This ‘Artificial Intelligence’?
  248. Game Dodecahedron Runs AArch64 Assembly
  249. A Diffraction Grating Makes This Clock Readable
  250. Turning an Old 3D Printer Into a Vinyl Cutter for Cheap
  251. A High-Vacuum Controller for an Eventual Electron Microscope
  252. Does Your Terminal Speak Morse? This One Does
  253. From Scrappy Pallet Wood to Fancy Tea Tray
  254. The 2026 EMF Badge Arrives, With An Add-On. As Expected, It’s Familiar
  255. Linux Fu: Taming Strace
  256. STM32 Handheld Has OpenGL and all the Classics
  257. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: Microsoft Windows 11
  258. Using a Mirror to 3D Scan Both Sides of an Object at Once
  259. Cookies, Baked The 3D Printer Way
  260. Restoring Apple’s Terrible but Awesome iBook Laptop
  261. After the Dust Settles: Building Pebble Apps
  262. Bilingual E-paper News Feed Helps Brush Up Language Skills
  263. On the Wisdom of Replacing a NiMH Module in a Prius Battery Pack
  264. Know Your Food: Cheesemaking
  265. Like a Wire Bender, But For Pop Tubes
  266. Revisiting Making Your Own Internet Router in 2026
  267. Reverse Engineering A Rock Bottom NES Clone
  268. Classically-named Argus Robot Is Terminator Meets Tumbleweed
  269. Making a Zippy FDM Printer out of Wood
  270. Off-Grid OCR Server Powered by iPhone

May 2026

  1. Hackaday Links: May 31, 2026
  2. A Camera Viewfinder Makes A Great TV
  3. 4-bit Relay Logic Counter Begs To Have Its Buttons Pushed
  4. Loading Sega Genesis Games Off a Vinyl Record
  5. Ebike Display Uses Reflective LCD
  6. Modern Graphics Via DisplayLink For Your ISA-Era PC
  7. The Final Steps to a Sub-Minute Benchy
  8. Poking Around with JTAG on a Guitar Amp
  9. Keychain GameCube Controller Made Functional
  10. Breaking Enigma with an FPGA, Just like at Bletchley Park
  11. The Uncooperative Mirror Will Not Help You
  12. Testing Various Ways to Waterproof FDM Printed Parts
  13. Cheap Yellow Display with Boosted PSRAM Turned Snazzy Emulator Station
  14. It’s Another Pi Handheld. But it’s a Really Good One
  15. Take the Reins of this Unique Controller
  16. Be Your Own Oil Company With Desktop Fischer-Tropsch Process
  17. ESP-Osito Eschews Retrocomputing for Modern Code on Modern, Equivalent Hardware
  18. A Special Type of Mower For Rocky Fields
  19. A Modern Web Browser For Classic Mac OS
  20. Hackaday Podcast Episode 371: Space Computers, Spy Phones, and So Long CHU
  21. A Fume-Control Cabinet for Resin 3D Printing
  22. This Week in Security: Ubiquiti Fixes, and FreeBSD Joins the Club you Don’t Want to Join
  23. When is an Apple Laptop Not a Macbook? When it’s an Apple II
  24. Medication Reminder Uses Only One Button
  25. An Atic Atac Minimap For The ZX Spectrum
  26. How to Let Everyone Keep a Secret
  27. Recycling Two XBox One Consoles into a 10 GB USB Flash Drive
  28. Camping on Unconventional Watercraft
  29. Attack of the Atomic Oxygen
  30. The Frikkin Lasers Contest Starts Now
  31. Bring Back Your Bose with an ESP32
  32. Linux Fu: Fake Webcams Have Many Uses
  33. Virtual Museum Hosts Every OS You Haven’t Heard Of
  34. Testing LFP Battery Failure Modes With Overcharging
  35. Decoding the Tianwen-2 Sample Return Mission’s Telemetry Signal
  36. Linux Distributions and Who is Responsible For the Software
  37. Autopsy of a Failed Vintage Carbon Resistor
  38. A Clock Inspired by Failed Cognitive Tests
  39. Inside Dyson’s Over-Engineered ₤1000 Hand Dryer
  40. AMOC and the Planet-Wide Impact of Ocean Currents
  41. Three Arduinos Team Up To Make 80s-Style Computer
  42. Hunting Submarines Via Gravity Is A Tough Errand
  43. So Long, CHU, and Thanks for All the Time Signals
  44. See Aerodynamics in Action with a Desktop Wind Tunnel
  45. A Bicycle Built on an Italian Renaissance Tech Base
  46. Linux on Android Provides Inexpensive, Powerful Computing
  47. Drawing Videos On An Etch-a-Sketch
  48. Honeywell X2S Smart Thermostat Firmware Reverse-Engineering
  49. Tiny C64 PSU Rejects Tradition, Embraces USB
  50. Linux Fu: The Bluetooth Regression
  51. A ZInc Air Battery You Can Make Yourself
  52. Remember When Flash Drives Were Going To Make Your PC Faster?
  53. Figuring Out What James Webb’s Mysterious Little Red Dots Are
  54. Power from Gravity
  55. Peek Into IBM’s System/360 With Vintage Training Film
  56. Through-Glass Vias and the Long Road to Glass Substrates
  57. z386: An Open-Source 80386 Built Around Original Microcode
  58. Lost Version of Amiga Unix Suddenly Reappears
  59. 3D Printing Space Cadet Pinball Into the Real World
  60. A Benchtop Neutron Generator for the Home Reactor
  61. Just How Bad Was the Intel iAPX432?
  62. Slightly Sentient d20 Might Subtly Shift Your Rolls
  63. Hacking a Video Walkie Talkie’s TXW818 MCU and Running DOOM
  64. The Email Of The Future In 1986
  65. Hackaday Links: May 24, 2026
  66. NoiseCloud: Storing Data On YouTube
  67. Adorable ASCII Aquarium Lives On Your Desk
  68. Spacelab’s Mitra 125 MS
  69. Meet the Raven: an Atari Clone Computer Based on the Motorola 68060
  70. Designing a Printable Cyclone Dust Separator for 99.95% Efficiency
  71. Putting Version 7.1 of the Direct Granules FDM Extruder Through Its Paces
  72. PCB Map Display Keeps An Eye On Family
  73. Touchable POV Display Blooms In Mid Air
  74. Passive Bug Zapper Tracks Its Kill Count
  75. Building an Analog Meter Watch
  76. Amazing Stories
  77. Water-cooling a 3D Printed Rocket Isn’t Quite Practical
  78. Unitree GO-M8018-6 Motor Reverse Engineering
  79. The Team Behind The Flipper One Needs Your Help
  80. The Maths Behind A Chord Recognition Engine
  81. Low Head Turbine Generates Plenty of Power
  82. Improving an Aquarium Chiller with an Industrial Controller Transplant
  83. Injection Molding Your Own Rubik’s Cubes Takes Work
  84. Hackaday Podcast Episode 370: Softer Cyberdecks, a Simulated Clutch, and an Overstuffed Mailbox
  85. How the Banana Pi BPI-R4 Pro Violates the First Rule of OpenWRT Club
  86. This Week in Security: AI Generated Reports, More AI Generated Reports, GitHub Chaos, and More Linux Vulnerabilities
  87. Autonomous Submarine Relies On Color Detection
  88. Jacket Turned Cyberpunk Wearable OLED Display
  89. Making a PCB The Old-Fashioned Way
  90. Get That Windows 7 Feel In An OS That Still Gets Updates
  91. E-Fortune Cookie Will Humble, But Never Crumble
  92. Sliding-Screen Cyberdeck Has Chunky, Rugged Design
  93. Why the Smart Home Bubble Popped
  94. Tech in Plain Sight: The Mechanics of String Trimmers
  95. Transforming Lamp Built With LED Filaments
  96. Magnets Are Bad For Hardware Again
  97. Wayland Comes to Minecraft
  98. Building a Better Automotive Rotary Controller
  99. Unlocking the True Power of a MacBook Neo By Cooling It
  100. Investigating the Health Impacts of UFPs and VOCs from FDM Printers
  101. Building Festival Badges That Sync Themselves Up
  102. A DIY 3D Printing Filament Dryer
  103. DIY Potentiometer is a Great Teaching Aid
  104. Spy Tech: A Quiet Radio for Spies
  105. Put the Moon on Your Desk
  106. Between-Device Sharing Still Sucks
  107. Bring Back That Aged Scanner, in Your Browser
  108. DecayDock Keeps Track of Spoilage
  109. Using 3D Printers To Make Circuit Boards
  110. Building a Device To Map Magnetic Fields
  111. The 8-bit Web Server
  112. Building a Pip Boy Themed Smartwatch
  113. Recreating a Broken Laminated Wooden Furniture Part
  114. How Pulse Oximetry Figures Out Your Blood Oxygen Levels
  115. Biofeedback Butterfly Beats With a Pulse
  116. How Search Engines Enabled Finding Needles in a WWW-Sized Haystack
  117. Remembering the Tech We Lost With a Virtual Graveyard
  118. Digital Organizer Given Modern Upgrade
  119. Prolog Via Pokémon
  120. Electroplating 3D Prints Without Requiring a Big Vat
  121. Voltmeter Clock Has The Time Dialled In
  122. Long-Range Night Vision with an Infrared Laser
  123. How To Make Steel That Breathes
  124. Small Engine Gets DIY EFI Upgrade
  125. This Week in Security: Android Exposes ADB, ShinyHunters Get Paid, Robot Dogs, and More
  126. Running a VPN Gateway on an ESP32
  127. Building a Working Replica of the Chernobyl Power Plant’s SKALA Display
  128. A Status Screen For Bambu Labs Printers
  129. Turning a Junk Laptop Screen Into a Portable Monitor
  130. Hackaday Links: May 17, 2026
  131. NFC Record Player Promotes Intentional Listening
  132. CGA As You Have Never Seen It Before
  133. Qualcomm’s New QCC74x Appears to Target the ESP32 MCUs
  134. Extract 3D Video Game Content By Firing Up Photo Mode
  135. Running Windows CE on the Nintendo 64
  136. Your Browser Probably Lies to the Big Sites (Blame Chrome)
  137. Asimov is an Open Source Humanoid Robot For the Rest of Us
  138. After Stumbling From CVE to CVE Will Linux get a Kill Switch?
  139. 21st Century Punch Cards are 3D Printed and Read By OpenCV
  140. Salvaged VFDs in Nixie-Like Clock
  141. Fixing a Cotton Candy Vending Machine
  142. Mixapps: The Mixtape of The Internet Age
  143. A Precision Drill Press for Tiny Bits
  144. Restoring a 3DO Blaster Card from the Early 90s
  145. Inside the Heathkit Factory
  146. Adding Capabilities to Inexpensive Solar Modules
  147. Building A Die Filer From Scratch
  148. Mod this IKEA Lamp into Smart Lighting For Not A Lot
  149. Hacking Hard Drive Firmware
  150. preFlight Slicer Brings Added Part Strength Feature, and Many More
  151. Using a Nintendo Switch to Speed Up a 3D Printer
  152. An E-Bike Motor From First Principles
  153. Mix Your Own ECN-2 Development Chemicals
  154. Controlling a Vibrobot with Only One Motor
  155. RS-485 Sprinkler Control: Scaling Irrigation Across the Farm
  156. ChargeCap Helps Your Batteries Last Longer By Limiting Charge Level
  157. Ask Hackaday: Do We Need a 21st Century Calculator?
  158. Automating Window Shades With Home Assistant
  159. Teardown: ChargeTab Emergency Phone Charger
  160. British Street Addresses, When Licenses Collide
  161. LiDAR Matrix Sensor Sees in 3D
  162. Testing Giant Fire Darts from the Mary Rose
  163. How Did Apollo Separate?
  164. FreeCAD 1.1 Tutorial, For Beginners Who Like Clear Instructions
  165. Custom Mainboard for PS2 Portable
  166. Y-zipper: 3D Printing Flexible–Rigid Transition Mechanism for Rapid and Reversible Assembly
  167. Measure the Earth’s Rotation Victorian Style
  168. VTech Toy Becomes PinkPad, the DIY Linux Laptop
  169. Build The CPU, Then Build The Calculator
  170. The Truth about the Hindenburg
  171. The Dark Side of Unitree Robot Dogs
  172. Trying to Fix a GoPro Hero 10 With a No Camera Input Issue
  173. CRTs Are Too Mainstream, So Game on a Mechanical TV Instead
  174. A Cyberdeck That Runs Linux…in an Altoids Tin
  175. 2026 Hackaday Europe: Pre-party, More Workshops, and Everything Else
  176. The History of Altec Lansing
  177. This Random Number Generator Does It With Neon
  178. Another Gift To The World From CERN: Their Entire Set Of KiCad Libraries
  179. Reverse-Engineering and Documenting the Fisher Price Pixter
  180. The Walls Don’t Have Ears, But Fiber Optic Does
  181. Honda Wants to Complicate Your E-Motorcycle
  182. It’s a Water Clock, Jim, But Not as We Know It — It Has Digits
  183. This Credit Card Computer Follows All Dimensions
  184. Want Driving Simulator Feedback? Make The Robot Do It
  185. The Vacuum Tube’s Last Stand(s)
  186. Making Big Dry Ice Blocks With Low Pressure CO2
  187. Mermaid Clutch-Purse Cyberdeck is Unappologetically Girly
  188. Hacked Video File Holds Multiple Films On YouTube
  189. Binaural Microphone on a Budget
  190. Hackaday Links: May 10, 2026
  191. Why Using Cardboard for a PC Case is a Chore
  192. Multimaterial SLA Printer Will Make Your Head Spin
  193. Why You Probably Shouldn’t DIY a Car Airbag
  194. Speech Jammer Gets Jammed Up
  195. Tracing Olfactory Receptor Mapping Between the Nose and Brain
  196. Challenging The Way We Pedal
  197. Running Your Own 3G Network
  198. The Noctua Fan Files and the Limits of 3D Printing PC Fans
  199. Remembering the BBC Computer Literacy Project
  200. Machining a Two-Stroke Engine out of Aluminium
  201. Copy or Redesign?
  202. It’s an Apple Lisa, on a FPGA
  203. Getting a Proprietary-Bus GPU onto PCIe Enables Cheaper Local LLMs, For Now
  204. Reverse-engineering the 1998 Ultima Online demo server
  205. Could Your Next House be Built from Giant Lego By an Inchworm Robot?
  206. Win95-Tracker-CYD is a Cheap Yellow Mod Tracker with I2S
  207. Easy-ish Glitch Camera? There’s a Pi 4 That
  208. How Commodore Made a Sync Splitter
  209. Hackaday Podcast Episode 369: IR, E-Ink, and Avgas
  210. Broadcasting GPS on the Local Network to Help Geoclue Find You
  211. This Week in Security: Another Linux Exploit, Ubuntu Knocked Offline, Finals Interrupted, and Backdoored Tools
  212. The ESP8266 Gets An OS, and it’s familiar
  213. An Improved Robot Dog for Senior Design
  214. The Montgomery Ward Gasoline-Powered Clothes Iron
  215. An LLM From “Scratch”
  216. How To Avoid Failed Screw Holes In 3D Printed Parts
  217. 3D Printed Train Whistles Sound Out at Full Scale
  218. DIY Electrolysis Machine Removes Hair Permanently
  219. Congratulations to the Green Powered Challenge Winners!
  220. Wigglegrams with a Pinhole Camera
  221. There’s More to Global Positioning than Just GPS
  222. University of Utah’s TRIGA Research Reactor Set to Produce Electricity
  223. This Az-El Mount Is Worth Following
  224. How To Better Enjoy VR on Linux
  225. Learn Programming Without a Computer
  226. A 1947 Radio Gets A Face Lift
  227. Direct FDM Printing with Granules
  228. Taking Polyphony to a New Level
  229. AI On Every Machine: The LLM You Probably Didn’t Want
  230. Why Opposed Piston Internal Combustion Engines Are Great
  231. Retrotechtacular: Julius Sumner Miller Breaks Lamps with Magnets
  232. You’ve Seen the Chip Shortage and the Memory Shortage, Now Prepare For The PCB Shortage
  233. RGB Laser Projector Does Colorful Asteroids and Much More
  234. Using Hamster Power to Charge a Phone
  235. Earthworms Don’t Bio-Accumulate Microplastics, So There May be Hope For Us
  236. Defeating the [Works By Design]’s Unpickable Lock
  237. Cutting Steel Gears with Homemade EDM
  238. Using NFC to Power Devices Instead of Qi
  239. How Giant Tanks Of Fluid Could Help Support The Power Grid
  240. A Digital Audio Recorder For TOSLink
  241. LightInk, a Solar Powered ESP32 Smartwatch
  242. E-paper Dashboard Reimagines Smart Home’s Connection with Technology
  243. Camera Slider: Build Instead of Buy Goes Awry
  244. The Math You Need to Start Understanding LLMs
  245. Teardown of a Shahed-136 Gimbaled Camera
  246. Sunlight Powered, Sunlight Readable: Solar Case for Nook Simple Touch
  247. A Shortwave Sensor to Monitor the Ionosphere
  248. Strange Ways to Make Cold
  249. ESP32 Hosts SolarPunk Message Board
  250. Why Leaded Fuel is Still a Thing
  251. TagTinker Lets You Hack Electronic Shelf Labels
  252. TDR For Auto Diagnostics Done On The Cheap
  253. True-Spectrum Photography with Structural Color
  254. ReactOS Gets Unified Installer Image and a New Storage Stack
  255. Hackaday Links: May 3, 2026
  256. iPod Nano Gets Three Monitors
  257. Three-Axis Camera Slider From 3D Printer Parts
  258. Photographing the ISS with a Thrift Store Lens is Challenging
  259. Squeezing Fluids With the Right Peristaltic Pump for the Task
  260. A Tool For Testing CANopen Networks
  261. Building a C-3PO You Can Really Talk To
  262. Matching Transistors
  263. Let Twitch Chat Control Your LED Strings
  264. Pushing as Many Pixels as Possible to a CRT: Interlaced 4K
  265. IR Device Control That Lives Off The Cloud
  266. Peripherals Hacks
  267. This Handy Synth Packs An ESP32
  268. Debugging a Stopped Foucault Pendulum’s Electronics
  269. Rust Helps Make A $1 Handheld Console
  270. 3D Printed Orrery Runs On A Single Motor
  271. Magnetic Induction Heats Water
  272. Adapting a 100-Year-Old Lens To A Modern Camera
  273. Running DOOM on a Travel Router With Touch Screen
  274. Hackaday Podcast Episode 368: A Pen that Draws Against You, 3D Printing Stuff, and Tablet, Shmablet!
  275. Compact Calendar Display Reduces Phone Dependency
  276. This Week in Security: State Malware, State Hardware Bans, and Stuxnet before Stuxnet was Cool
  277. Running Linux on the PS5 with a Hypervisor Exploit
  278. Is it a Pet? No, it’s a Teacher’s Pet!
  279. AT&T’s Unix PC — We Hardly Knew You
  280. Electronics Near Zero

April 2026

  1. USB-C Charger Juices Up 100 Devices At Once
  2. Five Different Styles of Cardboard Hinges
  3. Making the Osmo Pocket 4 a More Serious Camera
  4. Jenny’s Daily Drivers: Going 32-Bit With SliTaz In 2026
  5. A Tractor From A Small Town Might Just Be The Catalyst For Ousting Machinery DRM
  6. How TTY Opened Up The Phones For The Hard of Hearing
  7. Transcribing the Source of the First DOS for the IBM PC
  8. Building an x86 Gaming PC Without Intel, NVIDIA or AMD parts
  9. Network Scanner Finds Every Raspberry Pi
  10. Why Model Collapse in LLMs is Inevitable With Self-Learning
  11. How to Kill Humidity Sensors With Humidity
  12. Using a VT-100 Today
  13. FLOSS Weekly Episode 869: Linux on Your Toaster
  14. Bicycle Tubes Aren’t Just Made Of Rubber Anymore
  15. Digital Signal Processing on the Pi Pico
  16. Ask Hackaday: Do You Need a Tablet?
  17. Noctua Releases 3D Models, But Please Don’t Try To Dupe The Products
  18. Wipeout Clone Runs Native on ESP32-S3
  19. Compact VGA Output Board For The Pi Pico
  20. Recycling PLA and Other Plastic Waste with Compression Molding
  21. Can you 3D Print a Pinball Machine That’s Fun to Play?
  22. Payphone Tag Is Australia’s New National Sport
  23. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Supercapacitor Enables High-Power IoT
  24. Hackaday Europe: Last Round of Speakers, Workshops
  25. A Tube Amplifier That’s Oven Ready
  26. The GPS III Rollout is Almost Complete, But What is it?
  27. New Slicer Enables Horizontal Overhangs Without Support
  28. A Guide to CubeSat Mission and Bus Design
  29. Sega Master System Controllers, Now With USB C
  30. Why Solid State Batteries Short
  31. A Different Kind of Ultrasonic Levitation
  32. The Challenges of 3D Printing Reliable Springs
  33. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Adding Low-Power Sleep To Microcontrollers
  34. Register Renaming
  35. Trying Pair Programming With an LLM Chatbot
  36. How Pizza Tycoon Simulates Traffic on a 25 MHz CPU
  37. A Trackball 3D Controller
  38. Mist, Mirrors, Laser : Multi-view 3D Projection
  39. Hackaday Links: April 26, 2026
  40. A Sail and Oar Skiff Built from Common Lumber
  41. Freeze Moving Tools with a Stroboscopic Camera
  42. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: A Portable Solar Panel, Made Better
  43. Dyson Vacuums and the Curse of Cooked Capacitors
  44. Building an IBM PCjr BIOS from Source Using Original Printed Source Code
  45. The Arduino UNO, Basically
  46. Slicer Settings for “Indestructible” Battle-Bot Worthy PLA Parts
  47. Quantum Computers Are Not a Threat to 128-bit Symmetric Keys
  48. You Wouldn’t Download a Combustion Engine
  49. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Ventilate Your Way To Power!
  50. penPal, a Robotic Drawing Assistant
  51. Time Frog Color is a Game Boy Color on Your Wrist
  52. Rescuing the Data on a 1960s LGP-21 Computer’s Disk Memory
  53. 3D Print This Retro Desktop Case
  54. How to Install Haiku on a UEFI-Only Modern System
  55. Muon Magnetic Moment Matches Model, Making Major Malaise
  56. Audio-Forward Case Mod of Classic 90s Portable TV
  57. A Smart Thermostat For 120V Fan Coil Systems
  58. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Solar-Powered Pollution Monitor
  59. Hackaday Podcast Episode 367: Radioactive Weather, Continuous Pickles, and Moon Junk
  60. Spool Roller Gets Touch Screen
  61. This Week in Security: Annoyed Researchers, Dangling DNS, and Hacks that Could Have Been Worse
  62. How Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol Allows for Easy Remote Execution
  63. Reviving Nintendo’s Early Arcade Game, Wild Gunman
  64. WSL9x: Add a Linux Subsystem to Your Windows 9x
  65. Encrypting Encrypted Traffic To Get Around VPN Bans
  66. This KiCAD Plugin Enables Breadboarding
  67. ESP32Synth : an Audio Synthesis Library for the ESP32
  68. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Cook With The Sun!
  69. A Solar Powered Plant Monitor That Almost Works
  70. VCF East and Maker Faire Make For a Busy Weekend
  71. KernelUNO, An OS For The Arduino Uno
  72. GameCube Bot Records Your Play In A Weird Way
  73. Making RAM at Home in Your Own Semiconductor Fab
  74. How Gut Bacteria May Affect the Outcome of Cancer Immunotherapy
  75. Photographing Rocket Chute Deployment at 10 km
  76. Autonomous Coin Flipper Flips Expensive Coin
  77. FLOSS Weekly Episode 868: Remove the Noodles
  78. AI For The Skeptics: The Universal Function For Some Things Only
  79. Repairing a Mercedes EQC 300 BEV Battery
  80. What Have We Dumped on the Moon?
  81. ESP32 Hosts a Public Website
  82. DIY Smart Button Gets Surprisingly Complicated
  83. Wearable MIDI Controller Built With Raspberry Pi
  84. Itanium: the Great X86 Replacement that Never Was
  85. The Electromechanical Computer of the B-52’s Star Tracker
  86. Analog Circuitry Lets You Blow This LED Out
  87. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: A Low Power Distraction Free Writing Tool
  88. The Splice Must Flow
  89. CAN Bus Analyzer Runs In Your Browser
  90. SuperDisk: The Better Floppy That Never Caught On
  91. Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
  92. Why Some S3 Videocards Have a Brightness Issue
  93. Cyberdeck Build Gets Closer To Regular Laptop Than Most
  94. Growing Aluminium-Copper Alloy Crystals Using Hydrogen
  95. Making the Most Pick-Proof Lock Yet
  96. Vintage Chyron TV Hardware? Of course It Runs NetBSD
  97. 2026 Green Power Challenge: NFC Powers Command Write and Wake of MCU
  98. DIY Weather Stations Report In From Chernobyl
  99. Flash Joule Heating Recovers The Good Stuff
  100. Fluidic Contact Lens Treats Glaucoma
  101. DIY Nuclear Battery with PV Cells and Tritium
  102. Quirky Electric Car Rides the Rails
  103. Modded Server PSU Provides Plenty of Current
  104. Hackaday Links: April 19, 2026
  105. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: The Eternal Headphones
  106. Rack Cage Generator Gets Your Gear Mounted
  107. Building a Rim-Driven Jet Engine
  108. DIY UPS Keeps Home Assistant Running
  109. Can Claude Write Z80 Assembly Code?
  110. Using Capacitance for Extremely Sensitive Proximity Sensing
  111. PSX Development With Unity and LUA
  112. How One Line of TF2 Code Ruined This Simple Feature
  113. Three-Monitor Ridge Racer Machine Emulated in MAME
  114. What Can You Run on a 1960s Univac? Anything You’re Willing To Wait For!
  115. Tool Embodiment and the Dead Trackball
  116. DJ Controller Modded For Better Scratching
  117. Electric Wind-Up Plane Uses Supercapacitors For Free Flight Fun
  118. Fixing a GameCube’s Dodgy Optical Drive With Fresh Capacitors
  119. FRED Comes to Hobby Operating Systems (and Linux)
  120. Making a Bronze Mirror From Scratch
  121. Cooking With Plasma (Not Fire)
  122. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: SolMate Charges On the Move
  123. Hackaday Podcast Episode 366: DOOM on a Toaster, Music in LED Strips, and Old Drives in New Clothes
  124. Wearable Circuit Sculpture Is One Smart Bracelet
  125. This Week in Security: Docker Auth, Windows Tools, and a Very Full Patch Tuesday
  126. Microsoft Finally Ups FAT32 Size Limit
  127. Game Cube Hot Tub Animation Brought Into Real World
  128. Building a Big RC Mini Truck
  129. Comparing 12 VDC Air Fryers with Regular 240 VAC Ones
  130. Do We Really Need Another Development Board?
  131. FPGA Powers DIY USB Scope and Signal Generator
  132. Desktop Digitizer Makes Note Capture a Breeze
  133. The Kentucky Cave Wars, and Going Viral in 1925
  134. Emergency Bolt-Action Launcher for EpiPens
  135. Trying to Build Your Own Consumer-Grade Router in 2026
  136. Optocam Zero’s Pictures Look One Hundred
  137. Robot Bird Decoys Work for Good
  138. Cooking a Raspberry Pi FireWire HAT With Backfeeding
  139. Haiku Isn’t Just for X86 Anymore, Boots on ARM in QEMU
  140. Python Comes to the Arduino Uno Q
  141. Hacking Fermentation for Infinite Pickles from Pass-thru Bioreactor
  142. A Look at Full Spectrum 3D Printing
  143. AI For The Skeptics: Attempting To Do Something Useful With It
  144. A 6502 All in the Data
  145. A Tale of Cheap Hard Drives and Expensive Lessons
  146. Don’t Trust Password Managers? HIPPO May Be The Answer!
  147. DOOM on a Fancy Smart Toaster
  148. Original PlayStation Brought Up To Date
  149. MotoGP Rubber = Better Climbing?
  150. New Display for Old Multimeter
  151. By Our Calculations, You’ll Love the Flapulator
  152. Flattening the Exhaust of a Laser Cutter to Save Space
  153. China is Shooting For The Moon Sooner Than You Think
  154. Ski Slopes for Laser Imaging
  155. Four Choppers and a Blimp: The Bizarre Piasecki Helistat
  156. New Linux Kernel Rules Put the Onus on Humans for AI Tool Usage
  157. Audio Reactive LED Strips Are Hard
  158. Electric Truck Sets Racing Record
  159. They Weren’t Joking: Gentoo WAS ported to GNU Hurd
  160. Your Own Tool Changer
  161. ESP32 Weather Display Runs Macintosh System 3
  162. Reverse-Engineering Human Cognition and Decision Making in a Modern Age
  163. From Lunar Dust to Breathable Air
  164. Skylab Under the Ocean
  165. Reverse-Engineering an Amazon Blink Gen 3 Camera
  166. 3D-Printed Parts Nearly Sink RC Submarine
  167. We’re All Abuzz About the Bee Write Back Writerdeck
  168. Trying to Install Haiku on a 2009 Mac Mini
  169. Hackaday Links: April 12, 2026
  170. Who had “New OS for the Z80” On Their 2026 Bingo Card?
  171. The Complex Transformations Underlying MC Escher’s Works
  172. 2026 Green Powered Challenge: Solar Powered Pi Hosts Websites in RAM
  173. Making the Forgotten 1982 Game Adventure Canoe run on MAME
  174. Passive Radar Explained
  175. Testing Refrigerants and Capillary Tubes to Find Peak Performance
  176. Kiki is the Unknown Array Language
  177. A Suction-Driven Seven-Segment Display
  178. Implementing PCIe over Fiber Using SFP Modules
  179. Authenticate SSH with Your TPM
  180. What’s Your Favorite Kind of Hack?
  181. Rust-y Firmware for Waveshare Smartwatch
  182. Digging Into the Twilight Hack that Brought Us Wii Homebrew
  183. Otamatone Hacked Into Different, Cooler Synth: Trautonium
  184. A Mercury Rover Could Explore the Planet by Sticking to the Terminator
  185. Implementing a Rhythm Game entirely in a GPU Shader
  186. Battle Born Explains How Its Battery Thermal Safety Works
  187. Using Metal Screws in Plastic Parts
  188. Hackaday Podcast Episode 365: Early 3DP Engineering, a New CAD Interface, and Flying Around the Moon
  189. This Week in Security: Flatpak Fixes, Android Malware, and SCADA was IOT Before IOT was Cool
  190. Bacteria Marching to the Beat of a Tiny Drum
  191. Running DOOM on…a TrueType Font?
  192. Reflecting on Microsoft Windows Vista in 2026
  193. USB, Abstracted
  194. [Kerry Wong] Finds SMD Test Clips
  195. Upgrading a MacBook Neo Using a 1 TB iPhone NAND Flash
  196. Need a Reactalyser?
  197. Printed Sleeve Gives Keys Some Grip
  198. TurboQuant: Reducing LLM Memory Usage With Vector Quantization
  199. The Brits Made a Rocket. What Happened To It?
  200. WolfIP Doesn’t Allocate
  201. You’ve All Seen A Hackintosh, But Have You Seen One On A Wii?
  202. Nissan Shuts Down NissanConnect App for Older Leaf EVs
  203. Variable-Pitch Propellers for More Efficient Quadcopter
  204. Dodging a 60-Year-Old Design Flaw In Your RAM
  205. Bending Faux-Neon LEDs Make for Animations Glass Tubes Can’t Match
  206. 2001: An Air Quality Odyssey
  207. AI For The Skeptics: Pick Your Reasons To Be Excited
  208. Are We Surrendering Our Thinking To Machines?
  209. Espressif’s New ESP32-S31: Dual-Core RISC-V with WiFi 6 and GBit Ethernet
  210. A History on the “Impossible” VLIW Computing
  211. Intel 486 Support Likely to be Removed in Linux 7.1
  212. Hear Ye, Hear Ye! The Magic Of The Scroll-Like Phone Which Wast Not!
  213. TinyGo Boldly Goes Where No Go Ever Did Go Before
  214. Magnetic Levitation using an Induction Cooktop
  215. 2026 Hackaday Europe: First Round of Speakers Announced!
  216. Thermostat? Do It With a 555!
  217. CCA Ethernet Cables: Not Up To Scratch, But Are They Dangerous?
  218. The Heat Island Effect is Warming Up the AI Data Center Controversy
  219. 934 MHz: When The Government Really Doesn’t Want You To Have CB
  220. Rescuing a Pokémon off a Pokéwalker After Losing the Game Cartridge
  221. So Expensive, A Caveman Can Do It
  222. Modular Mechanical Keyboard Transformed Into a Compact Workstation
  223. Playing DVDs on the Sega Dreamcast
  224. Testing the Wave-Particle Duality with Gamma Rays
  225. In Space (Probably) Everyone Can Hear You.. Well, You Know
  226. Lab Gloves May be Skewing Microplastics Data
  227. With Affordable Storage Options Dwindling, Where to Store Our Data?
  228. Simulating the AVR8 for a browser-based Arduino emulator
  229. Flying Cell Towers for Lower-Latency
  230. Pocket-Sized e-Ink Gets a Firmware Upgrade
  231. Making the Case Against Markdown
  232. Building a Vise Stand with Pen-Like Retracting Wheels
  233. Tiny Moves, Big Depth: An Open-Source Macro Focus Slider
  234. Despite Penalties, Lawyers Can’t Stop Using AI
  235. Re-Learning How to Run
  236. Turning a Bluetooth Caliper into a FreeCAD Input Device
  237. Cleaning an IBM 5150, And The Perfect Period PCB Soldermask
  238. Tracking Parts Box Usage With Stickers
  239. The Smallest Dialup ISP is a Raspberry Pi and a Prison Phone
  240. Exposing a Radiation-Hardened 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Receiver to 500 Kilograys
  241. Scrap Vintage Camera Goes Digital with Scanner Parts
  242. Open Graphics Card Powers Cyberpunk “Laptop”
  243. The Rapper, The Canadian Academics, And The Secret Behind The Earworm
  244. Heathkit Tuner Saved from Junk Pile
  245. Making a Vintage Allen Scythe Electric
  246. Reverse-Engineering a Handheld Car Tire Pressure Gauge
  247. Simulating a glowing fireplace with an RP2040
  248. Burning Wood to Brew Wood to Preserve Wood : Pine Tar
  249. For Such a Small Program, ZX81 1K Chess Sure Packs a Lot In
  250. Hackaday Podcast Episode 364: Clocks, Cameras, and Free Will
  251. Fixing an E-Waste ASUS P5A-B Socket 7 Mainboard
  252. This Week in Security: The Supply Chain Has Problems
  253. DC in the Data Center for a More Efficient Future
  254. Chicken Coop Door Performs in Harsh Environment
  255. Addressing the Divisive Topic that is Boiling Water
  256. Pan and Tilt The Weatherproof Way, With Bowden Cables
  257. The Raspberry Pi 4 With 3 GB RAM is No Joke
  258. The Threadless Ball Screw Never Took Off, But Don’t Write It Off
  259. Windows 3.1 on a Modern AM5-Based PC is Surprisingly Usable
  260. Sega Meganet: Online Gaming In 1990
  261. Anything Can Be A Router, If You Try Hard Enough
  262. Ask Hackaday: How Much Compute is Enough?
  263. Pixel Camera Puts Lo-Fi Images In The Palm Of Your Hand
  264. Post-Failure Autopsy and Analysis of an LFP Battery
  265. Every 3D Printable Film Camera, In One Place
  266. Watch an Electro-Permanent Magnet In Action
  267. OldVersion is Back, and Better than Ever
  268. Following Artemis II’s Journey Around the Moon
  269. Battery Tester Outperforms Cheaper Options
  270. Mercury Audio Cables, So Nobody Else Has To Do It
  271. Ask Hackaday: Using CoPilot? Are You Entertained?
  272. A Better Jogging Stroller
  273. WheatForce: Learning From CPU Architecture Mistakes
  274. Drawing Tablet Controls Laser In Real-Time
  275. A Novel 555 Circuit In 2026
  276. Running a Game on a PC with no System RAM
  277. A Nebula Straight from the Stars to Your Table

March 2026

  1. LED Matrix Clock Proudly Shows Its Inner Wiring
  2. How Small Can A Linux Executable Be?
  3. An Oscilloscope The Way They Used To Be
  4. Improving FDM Filament Drying With a Spot of Vacuum
  5. Reverse-Engineering The Holy Stone H120D Drone
  6. Solar Balconies Take Europe By Storm
  7. Refill UV Printer Ink Cartridges Like It’s The Late 90s
  8. The D in DNS Stands for DOOM
  9. PDP-11 Lives in Literal Computer Desk Once More
  10. See The Computers That Powered The Voyager Space Program
  11. This Front Panel Makes Its Own Clean-Edged Drill Guides
  12. Retro Open Source Camera Straight from the ’90s
  13. Recreating One of the First Hackintoshes
  14. Medieval Alhambra’s Pulser Pump and Other Aquatic Marvels
  15. Tame the Tape: Open-Source Dotterboard for Bulk SMT Parts
  16. Spy Tech: Conflicts Bring a New Number Station
  17. Using a Scientific Satellite for Passive Radar
  18. The Hazards of Charging USB-C Equipped Cells In-Situ
  19. Writing an Open-World Engine for the Nintendo 64
  20. Training a Transformer with 1970s-era Technology
  21. Hackaday Links: March 29, 2026
  22. Laser Ranging Makes GPS Satellites More Accurate
  23. Clean Enclosures, No Printing Necessary
  24. Self-healing CMOS Imager to Withstand Jupiter’s Radiation Belt
  25. Multicolor 5-Axis 3D Printing
  26. Soviet CDs And CD Players Existed, And They Were Strange
  27. Play a .WAV Instead of Typing Line After Line Into Vintage Microcomputer
  28. Watch Electricity Slosh: Visualizing Impedance Matching
  29. Playful ‘Space Dice’ Kit Shows Off Clever Design
  30. Apple’s Most Repairable Laptop is Thanks to Right-to-Repair
  31. Setting Up Tesla Model 3’s Computer For Bug Hunting
  32. For Art’s Sake
  33. Magic-less 8 Ball Finds New Life With Pi Pico Inside
  34. Making a Nichrome Wirewound Power Resistor
  35. SEGA Music to MODfile, (Semi)Automatically
  36. Using FireWire on a Raspberry Pi Before Linux Drops Support
  37. Water Cooling the MacBook Neo Laptop to Double Gaming Performance
  38. Laser Welding Helps YouTuber Get Ahead with Aluminum Sheet
  39. Use a Gap-Cap to Embed Hardware In Your Next 3D Print
  40. Hackaday Podcast Episode 363: The History of PLA, Laser DIY PCBs, and Corporate Craziness
  41. Luthier Crafts Guitar from Cardboard
  42. This Week in Security: Second Verse, Worse Than the First
  43. Understand Your Printer Better With The Interactive Inkjet Simulator
  44. This Flow Battery Operates With No Pump Required
  45. Improving Soda by Turning It Into Mead
  46. Momentus Clock Aims To Find Meaning
  47. Comparing the Power Usage of 12 VDC and 240 VAC Kettles
  48. Looking at a Bike Built for the Apocalypse
  49. Reconstructed SC62015 Opcode Reference For Sharp Pocket Computers
  50. 3D Print Becomes Cast Iron Wrench Via Microwave
  51. Modern Smartphone vs. 80s Supercomputer
  52. 3D Printed Wire Stripper Uses PLA Blades
  53. Testing Severely Neglected VHS Tapes and CDs
  54. Demonstrating Gray Codes With Industrial Display
  55. VGA Output From a PIC18
  56. The Most Intricate Of Freeform Digital Clocks
  57. FLOSS Weekly Episode 867: Pangolin: People Can Lie
  58. Retail Fail: The :CueCat Disaster
  59. Stadia Controller Reborn as Bluetooth Gamepad Adapter
  60. The Most Secure, Modern Computer Might Be A Mac
  61. Electric Motorcycles Don’t Have To Be Security Nightmares, But This One Was
  62. You Can Now Run MS-DOS Applications on the Apple IIe
  63. 3D Printed Robot Arm Built For Learning Purposes
  64. Testing Expensive Graphene-Reinforced Nylon Filament
  65. Heating a Woodshop With Sawdust
  66. US FCC Prohibits Approval of New Foreign-Made Consumer Routers
  67. Using a Fiber Laser to Etch 0.1 mm PCB Traces
  68. Age-Verification and the World Before Social Media
  69. Building a Monitor Light Bar for Better Productivity
  70. From Zip To Nought: The Rise and Fall of Iomega
  71. Direct Pressure Advance Measurement For Fast Calibration
  72. Disposable Vape Becomes Breath-Activated Synth
  73. Venus Flytrap Takes Ride Through a Particle Accelerator
  74. Low Self-Discharge, High-Voltage Supercapacitors Using Porous Carbon
  75. PicoZ80 is a Drop-in Replacement for Everyone’s Favorite Zilog CPU
  76. Acoustic Drone Detection On the Cheap with ESP32
  77. Build This Open-Source Graphics Calculator
  78. Linux Fu: UPNP A Port Mapping Odyssey
  79. A Simple Switch for Simply too much Current
  80. The Zero-Power Flight Computer
  81. Stream Deck Radio Controller Built With Cheap Yellow Display
  82. Better Faux-Analog VU Meters
  83. Building a Laser-Driven Photoacoustic Speaker
  84. The 3DFX Voodoo Lives Again In An FPGA
  85. Hackaday Links: March 22, 2026
  86. IDing Counterfeit Drugs Might Be Easier Than You Think
  87. Storing Solar Energy As Ice For Air Conditioning
  88. Building a $50 SDR with 20 MHz Bandwidth
  89. How a Belkin USB Charger Pulls off a 3 Milliwatt Standby Usage
  90. An Electric Jellyfish For Androids
  91. Analog Video From an 8-Bit Microcontroller
  92. Reviving a Cursed Sun SPARCstation IPX
  93. ESP32: When Is A P4 A P4, But Not The P4 You Thought It Was
  94. Analog Siren for Psychedelic Soundscapes
  95. The Unreasonable Power Density of Lithium-Ion
  96. Resin Injection CRT Cataract Surgery On Macintosh Monitor
  97. 3D Printed Clock Just Taps It In
  98. Portable CRT TV Becomes Retro Cyberdeck
  99. Slug Algorithm for On-GPU Rendering of Fonts with Bézier Curves now in Public Domain
  100. Conway’s Game of Life With Physical Buttons
  101. How Long Can a Quadcopter Drone Fly on Just Solar?
  102. User Repair of a Not User-Repairable Victron CCGX Issue
  103. Hackaday Podcast Episode 362: Compression Molding, IPv4x, and Wired Headphones
  104. Powering USB Devices with a Bench Supply Adapter Board
  105. This Week in Security: Linux Flaws, Python Ownage, and a Botnet Shutdown
  106. Google Unveils New Process for Installing Unverified Android Apps
  107. A Candle-Powered Game Boy For Post-Apocalyptic Tetris
  108. Recording HDR Video With A Raspberry Pi
  109. Studying a Battle Born LFP Battery’s Death Under Controlled Conditions
  110. Real Robot Makes Debut in Programming Game
  111. Retro Weather Display Acts Like It’s Windows 95
  112. Reading the World’s Smallest Hard Drive
  113. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Ultra-Thin Split
  114. Sega Genesis Finally Gets Long-Awaited Stock Ticker App 37 Years After Launch
  115. Artemis II Agenda Keeps Moon-Bound Crew Busy
  116. Modular 18650 Packs, No Spot Welding Required
  117. Simple MIDI Sample Player Runs on ESP32
  118. Teardown of a 2026 LEGO SMART Brick
  119. DIY Reflow Plate Runs On USB Power Delivery
  120. Running Windows 98 on the iPAQ IA-2 Internet Appliance
  121. Repurposing Old AMD APUs For AI Work
  122. FLOSS Weekly Episode 866: BreezyBox and Embedded Compilers
  123. Hackaday Europe Tickets On Sale Now, CFP Extended
  124. Forgetfulino Puts Back Up of Source Inside the Binary
  125. The Rise and Fall of Free Dial Up Internet
  126. CorridorKey is What You Get When Artists Make AI Tools
  127. Building an LC Meter with a Franklin Oscillator
  128. Testing Whether Heated Chambers Help Brittle Filaments
  129. How to Grow Large Sugar Crystals
  130. Zip-Drive Emulator Puts Big Disks Back on LPT
  131. Testing a Soviet 1000 Volt Insulation Tester from 1985
  132. Preparing to Fire Up a 90-Year-Old Boiler After Half a Century
  133. Hacking The System In A Moral Panic: We Need To Talk
  134. From 8086 to Z80: Building a NASM-Inspired SDK for 8-Bit Retro Computing
  135. Fictional Moon: Reality TV and SciFi Don’t Mix
  136. FullSpectrum is Like HueForge for 3D Models, but Bring Your Toolchanger
  137. Polyphonic Tunes On The Sharp PC-E500
  138. A Voltage Regulator Before Electronics
  139. Ternary RISC Processor Achieves Non-Binary Computing Via FPGA
  140. Recycled Plastic Compression Molding With 3D-Printed Molds
  141. Every Ham Shack Needs a Ham Clock
  142. Making a Better Kitchen Scale out of Junk Parts
  143. How I 3D Printed My Own Lego-Compatible Train Bridges
  144. LEGO Machine Plays Tic-Tac-Toe Without Electronics
  145. Ask Hackaday: Wired or Wireless Headphones?
  146. The IPV4 We Didn’t Get
  147. ATtiny85 Plays the Chrome Dinosaur Game
  148. Magnetic-Suspension Hoverboard is Only 11 Years Late
  149. Building a Rad Bluetooth Speaker that Didn’t Really Exist
  150. Hackaday Links: March 15, 2026
  151. New Aluminum-Based Catalyst Could De-Throne Platinum Group
  152. Disassembling Opcodes with a Font
  153. DR-DOS Is Back, But Not Quite as We Knew It
  154. Relays Run This Balanced Ternary Adder
  155. A Smart Printer Enclosure for the Open Source World
  156. Building a Neatly Framed Word Clock
  157. This Printed Zipper Repair Requires No Unsewing
  158. GNU Radio Gets a Makeover With PimpMyGRC
  159. Take Pi for a Spin in this Orbital Simulator
  160. Off-Grid Electricity and Hot Water from Scrap Wood
  161. What is a Computer?
  162. If You Like The Sound of a Thermoacoustic Stirling Engine, Check Out These Plans
  163. The Shockley 4-Layer Diode In 2026
  164. Porting MS-DOS 2.0 to the Apple IIe
  165. Ford, Take Note: Classic Pickup Becomes the EV We Want
  166. Making a Bladeless Tesla Turbine Generator in LEGO
  167. No More Paperweight: This Vintage Brick Phone Is Back Online
  168. Hackaday Podcast Episode 361: Hackaday Podcast Mailbag, A Phone is Not a Computer, 3D Printing History is New Again
  169. Running a PC off AA Cells With Buck Converters Really Boosts Performance
  170. This Week in Security: Plenty of Patches, Replacing Old Gear, and Phrack Calls for Papers
  171. OS/2 Never Went Away. Its Successor Has Received An Update
  172. Perfecting the Shape-Changing Fruit Bowl
  173. Nintendo’s Family BASIC Keyboard Gets USB Upgrade
  174. Replicating a Nuclear Event Detector For Fun and Probably Not Profit
  175. Building a Robot Partner to Play Air Hockey With
  176. Mapping The Sound Field Of An Acoustic Levitator
  177. How Would a Field Sequential Home Computer Have Worked?
  178. Controlling Vintage Mac OS With AI
  179. Pokemon Go Had Players Capturing More Than They Realized
  180. Selective Ironing Adds Designs To 3D Prints
  181. Open Source Radar Has Up To 20 KM Range
  182. A Radio Power Amplifier for Not a Lot
  183. Hands on with Creality’s new M1 Filament Maker
  184. Printing an Underwater Diving Helmet With Floating Air Supply
  185. 3D Printing a Harmonic Pin-Ring Gearing Drive
  186. Are We Finally At The Point Where Phones Can Replace Computers?
  187. A Rotary Dial The 3D Printed Way
  188. German Fireball’s 15 Minutes of Fame
  189. Mini Multi-Arcade Game Cabinets with an ESP32 and Galagino
  190. Calculator Case to Scratch-Built Pocket E-Reader
  191. Running Ocarina of Time on the Apple Watch
  192. It’s 1979 – What Exactly Did That ∫ Key Do?
  193. Clear Resin Casting Replicates Old Acrylic for Selectric Repair
  194. There Are No LEDs Around the Face of This Clock
  195. Turning a GDB Coredump Debug Session Into a Murder Mystery
  196. Blood Tests Could Provide Early Warning of Alzheimers Disease
  197. Power Control for a Busy Workbench
  198. The “Tin Blimp” Was a Neither Tin Nor a Blimp: The Detroit ZMC-2 Story
  199. Arduino’s New AI-Centric Board is the VENTUNO Q
  200. Seeing the World Through Animal Eyes
  201. Diagnosing a Mysterious Fault with a Commodore 1541 Disk Drive
  202. The Sweetest Programming Language: MNM
  203. Building a Class 100 Semiconductor Cleanroom Inside a Shed
  204. Real-Time ISS Tracker Shows Off the Goods
  205. Last Year in SBCs
  206. Ask Hackaday: What Will An LLM Be Good For In The Plateau of Productivity?
  207. Take a Ride on wrongbaud’s Hardware Hacking Highway
  208. Secure Communication, Buried In A News App
  209. The Moon is Safe, For Now: No Collision in 2032 After All
  210. Reverse-Engineering the Bluetooth Fichero Thermal Label Printer Protocol
  211. Building an Analogue Computer to Simulate Neurons
  212. Experiment With The Pi Camera The Modular Way
  213. Hackaday Links: March 8, 2026
  214. How Usable is Windows 98 in 2026?
  215. Pulse Jet Ski Chases the Winter Blues Away
  216. Restoring a Commodore PET 3032 in Rough Condition
  217. Spoofing an Emergency Traffic Preemption Signal
  218. Building a Super-Compact Cistercian Numerals Clock
  219. Quarterhorse vs Blackbird: Hermeus’ Flight Puts them One Step Closer to Record
  220. Hiding a Bomb in Plain Sight
  221. How the Chornobyl NPP Got Modernized in the 1990s
  222. The Tragic Demise of the Technirama Prism-Based Anamorphic Lens
  223. Instant Photography For The Maker
  224. Choice, Control, and Interruption
  225. DIY 3D Pen is Born To Weld
  226. Fixing an Onkyo Receiver with Multiple Faults
  227. Remotely Unlocking an Encrypted Hard Disk
  228. How an Old Automatic Stoker was Hacked Onto a Modern Lancashire Boiler
  229. One Sailing Pulley To Rule Them All
  230. The World’s Smallest Marble Clock With Pick and Place Arm
  231. Portable Tow Rope Batman Would Be Proud Of
  232. Hackaday Podcast Episode 360: Cool Rubber Bands, Science-y Stuff, and the Whys of Office Supplies
  233. Reverse Engineering the PROM for the SGI O2
  234. This Week In Security: Getting Back Up to Speed
  235. Linux Hotplug Events Explained
  236. Building a Heading Sensor Resistant To Magnetic Disturbances
  237. Ebike Charges At Car Charging Stations
  238. California’s Problematic Attempt to add Age-Verification to Software
  239. Prevent your Denon Receiver Turning on From Rogue Nvidia Shield CEC Requests
  240. Capacitor Memory Makes Homebrew Relay Computer Historically Plausible
  241. Railway End Table Powered By Hand Crank
  242. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Beginner’s Guide to Split Keyboards
  243. A Live ISO For Those Vibe Coding Experiments
  244. SpyTech: The Underwater Wire Tap
  245. LEGO Space Computer Made Full Size, 47 Years On
  246. Using a Solid-State Elastocaloric Cooler to Freeze Water
  247. Running Video Through a Guitar Effects Pedal
  248. Trying a Vibe-Coded Operating System
  249. Embossing Precision Ball Joints for a Micromanipulator
  250. Vape-powered Car Isn’t Just Blowing Smoke
  251. FLOSS Weekly Episode 865: Multiplayer Firewall
  252. Linux Fu: The USB WiFi Dongle Exercise
  253. Success With FreeDOS on a Modern Platform
  254. New Artemis Plan Returns to Apollo Playbook
  255. Creating an Ultra-Stable Lunar Clock With a Cryogenic Silicon Cavity Laser
  256. Neither Android nor iOS: DIY Smartphone Runs on ESP32!
  257. Old Desk Phone Gets DOOM Port
  258. Inside SKALA: How Chornobyl’s Reactor Was Actually Controlled
  259. Designing a Pen Clip That Never Bends Out Of Shape
  260. Exploring Security Vulnerabilities in a Cheap WiFi Extender
  261. The Perfect Cheat’s Racing Bicycle
  262. Get Your Green Power On!
  263. A Look Inside the Creative MB-10 MIDI Blaster
  264. Back to Basics: Hacking on Key Matrixes
  265. Building a Hackerspace Entry System
  266. Building a Dependency-Free GPT on a Custom OS
  267. C64 Gets a Modern Interactive Disassembler
  268. NASA Uses Mars Global Localization as GNSS Replacement for the Perseverance Rover
  269. Pan-Tilt Head For Camera Motion Control
  270. SNES Controllers are (Almost) SPI-Compatible
  271. Cynus Chess Robot: a Chess Board With a Robotic Arm
  272. LED Printers: The Quiet Achievers You May Not Have Heard Of
  273. Homemade Liquid Oxygen Demonstrates Paramagnetism
  274. Accidental Climate Engineering With Disintegrating Satellites
  275. Simple D-STAR Transceiver Uses Inexpensive Hardware
  276. Examining A World’s Record From The Age Of Steam
  277. Teardown of Dangerous Fake Wago Connectors
  278. Making a 286 Think It’s Alive Again
  279. Hackaday Links: March 1, 2026
  280. Turning a Cast-Iron Radiator into a Water-Cooled PC
  281. Fish Drives Tank
  282. The Long Afterlife Of The Console Modchip
  283. Color Mixing Spray Paint On The Fly
  284. Computer Terminal Replica Inspired By 70s Hardware
  285. Vend-o-Vision: Trading Quarters for Watching TV in Public
  286. This LED Strip Clock Aims to Make Your Next One Easier, Too
  287. Have you ever used a Tick Stick?

February 2026

  1. Running a Desktop PC off AA Alkaline Cells
  2. The Only Snail You Want In Your Garden Is a Seed-Starting Hack
  3. The Joys of 3D Printing
  4. 3D Print This MRI Safe Torque Wrench If You’re Rich
  5. NaCl Casting Technique Really Earns Its Salt
  6. Evolved Nerf RC Tank Now Leaves Welts
  7. Philco Bet the Farm on The Predicta… and Lost
  8. AI Assistant Uses ESP32
  9. Video Game Archive Myrient to Shut Down on March 31
  10. Let Hauntimator Steer Your Next Animatronic Display
  11. Hackaday Podcast Ep 359: Flying Squids, Edible Passwords, and a CAD Automaton
  12. Inside Project Silica, Now on Bakeware
  13. Reflections On Ten Years With The Wrencher
  14. Why Peeling Adhesive Tape is so Unreasonably Noisy
  15. CSS, Now It’s Got Your 8086
  16. Fixing the Damage of a Botched SNES SuperCIC Mod
  17. Wind Power Is Taking Off In China– All The Way to 2000 m AGL
  18. Robot Looks Exactly Like a Roll of Filament, If Filament Had Eyes
  19. Driving WS2812Bs With Pure Logic
  20. Building the Haxocorder
  21. Bionode is Hand Truck Transformed into Mobile Computing Lab
  22. The Curse of the Everything Device
  23. Easily Replaceable USB-C Port Spawned By EU Laws
  24. The Engineering of a Jimi Hendrix Performance
  25. Taser Chess Teaches Valuable Lessons the Hard Way
  26. The MOST Effective Thermal Mass Works Like a Sunburn
  27. Adding a Panadapter to a Classic Receiver
  28. Random Number Generator Uses Camera Noise
  29. Stop Ironing 3D Prints
  30. Building An Interactive Climbing Wall
  31. Control Your Smart Home With Trek -Inspired Comm Badge
  32. What One-Winged Squids Can Teach The Airship Renaissance
  33. Sub-Second Volumetric 3D Printing
  34. Restoring a Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer
  35. Interplanetary Clock Keeps Time Across the Solar System
  36. TAT-8 — The First Transatlantic Fiber — Rises Again
  37. Elongating a BMX For Drag Racing
  38. Peltier Fridges Have Early Death
  39. A TV Transmitter From An STM32
  40. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the Uni-body That Does the Splits
  41. Real-time Shader, Running on a Game Boy Color
  42. Railguns: Making Metal Go Fast Using the Lorentz Force
  43. The Challenges of Simulating a Human Brain on a Supercomputer
  44. Modded Lightbox Makes For Attractive LED Matrix Display
  45. QUOD is a Quake-Like in only 64kB
  46. How to Restore your 19th-Century Lancashire Boiler to Hold 120 PSI
  47. X-Ray a PCB Virtually
  48. ATABoy is an Open Source USB Bridge For Old IDE Drives
  49. Tech In Plain Sight: Projection Clocks
  50. Nuclear Waste Remediation by Proton Beam
  51. How Safe Are Old Airbags, Anyway?
  52. Calculus by Oscilloscope
  53. A Candle-Powered Light
  54. Running in Printf
  55. Testing the Pressure Limits for Glass in Water Cooling Blocks
  56. Hackaday Links: February 22, 2026
  57. Meshtastic Does More Than Simple Communication
  58. What About the Droid Attack on the Repos?
  59. Recreating Mega Man’s Mega Buster
  60. Inside a Compact Intel 3000 W Water-Cooled Power Supply
  61. Exclamation Point Indicates Worthy Notifications
  62. Why Chains are Still Better for Bicycles than Belts
  63. Quieting Noisy Resistors
  64. How the Intel 8087 FPU Knows Which Instructions to Execute
  65. Miranda’s Unlikely Ocean Has Us Asking If There’s Life Clinging On Around Uranus
  66. Retrotechtacular: Bleeding-Edge Memory Devices of 1959
  67. In Praise of the Proof of Concept
  68. Love Complex Automata? Don’t Miss The Archer
  69. MicroGPT Lets You Peek with Your Browser
  70. Electric Jeep With Modified Prius Hardware
  71. Displaying the Rainbow
  72. Panoramic Film Camera Made from 3D Printed Parts
  73. Porting Super Mario 64 To the Original Nintendo DS
  74. Hackaday Podcast Episode Ep 358: Soft Displays, LCD Apertures, and Mind Controlled Toys
  75. Auto-Reloading Magnet Dispenser Can Feed Itself
  76. HD on a VHS Tape? How Did They Do It?
  77. Ask Hackaday: Do You Have a Dead Man’s Switch?
  78. NextSilicon’s Maverick-2: the Future of High-Performance Computing?
  79. Cheap Writing Deck Eschews Distractions
  80. The Joy of Making Handheld Tetris From Scratch
  81. Microsoft Uses Plagiarized AI Slop Flowchart to Explain How Git Works
  82. Poking at the ESP32-P4 and -C6 Dies in an ESP32-P4-M3 Module
  83. RP2040 Powers A MIDI-Controlled Soundboard
  84. Fixing a Destroyed XBox 360 Development Kit
  85. The History of the View-Master
  86. Thermoforming Printed Parts with Hot Water
  87. The Requirements of AI
  88. New Tool Makes 3D Printed PCBs, Fast
  89. Mag-Lev Lemming Refuses To Fall
  90. Diamond Age-Inspired Pocket Watch Has ESP32 Inside
  91. Taking Photos With Scotch Tape Instead Of A Lens
  92. Inside a Dutch Street Organ: The Art of Mechanical Music-Making
  93. Creating the World’s Most Efficient Quadcopter Drone
  94. 2026 Hackaday Europe Call for Participation: We Want You!
  95. Sliderule Simulator Teaches You How To Do Calculations The Old Fashioned Way
  96. The Dismal Repairability of Milwaukee Tools
  97. Ancient Ice production
  98. An Open Source Client for World of Warcraft
  99. The Raspberry Pi as a Studio Camera
  100. Retro Rover: LT6502 Laptop Packs 8-Bit Power on the Go
  101. Bruteforcing Accidental Antenna Designs
  102. Custom VR Headset Uses Unconventional Displays
  103. 3D Printed Jack Mixes Two Filaments For Great Performance
  104. LEGO Orrery Gets A Real-Time Drive Upgrade
  105. Running Pokémon with a Compass and Straightedge
  106. The Complicated Legacy of Mind Controlled Toys
  107. AirTag Has Hole Behind the Battery? It’s Likely Been Silenced
  108. Using 3D Printed Breadboards to Accommodate Wide Boards
  109. Performing an Autopsy on 15 Dead Battle Born LFP Batteries
  110. What the FDA’s 2026 Wellness Device Update Means for Wearables
  111. A Basic Guide To Shielding
  112. A Computer That Fits Inside A Camera Lens
  113. Retrotechtacular: Mr. Wizard Jams with IBM
  114. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One With the NEO With the Typewriter Shell
  115. How Volunteers Saved a Victorian-Era Pumping Station From Demolition
  116. Real LED TVs Are Finally Becoming A Thing
  117. A Novelty Clock Makes The Best Tiny Mac Yet
  118. Inside a Fake Mean Well DIN-rail PSU
  119. Microfluidic Display Teaches The Basics
  120. Removing the BIOS Administrator Password on a ThinkPad Takes Timing
  121. Hackaday Links: February 15, 2026
  122. Software Development on the Nintendo Famicom in Family BASIC
  123. Can a Scan Tool Kill a Car?
  124. Nobody Can Complain When you Fart, If It’s For Science!
  125. GameCube Dock for Switch, Revisited
  126. The WalMart Atomic Clock
  127. Real-Time 3D Room Mapping with ESP32, VL53L5CX Sensor and IMU
  128. Reverse Engineering a Dash Robot with Ghidra
  129. Vintage Canadian Video Hardware Becomes Homebrew Computer
  130. Windows 98 on a 2020 ThinkPad P14s Gen 1 Laptop
  131. Honor Thy Error
  132. There’s Always Room for 3D Printed Batteries
  133. Building the Most Simple Motor in Mostly LEGO
  134. Rock Sphere Machine Produces Off the Charts Satisfaction
  135. Why Diamond Transistors Are So Hard To Make
  136. R2D2 Gets New Brains
  137. Inside Raiders of the Lost Ark (Atari Style)
  138. Custom Clamshell Cyberdeck Shows Off Underlighting
  139. Hackaday Podcast Episode 357: BreezyBox, Antique Tech, and Defusing Killer Robots
  140. MyMiniFactory has Acquired Thingiverse Bringing Anti-AI Focus
  141. The Engineering of the Falkirk Wheel
  142. 3D Printing Pneumatic Channels With Dual Materials for Soft Robots
  143. Restoration of Antique Clock With Unique Oscillator
  144. Argon ONE UP: Test-Tasting a Raspberry Pi CM5 Based Laptop
  145. Does this Electron Make Me Look Fat? Weighing an Electron
  146. Harmonic Radar Finds Hidden Electronics
  147. Storing Image Data As Analog Audio
  148. Exploring Homebrew for the Pokémon Mini
  149. The Death of Baseload and Similar Grid Tropes
  150. Bash via Transpiler
  151. Practice Makes Perfect: The Wet Dress Rehearsal
  152. Correlating Electric Cars With Better Air Quality
  153. Making Effective, Affordable Water Level Monitors
  154. Making a Functional Control Panel of the Chernobyl RBMK Reactor
  155. Implementing 3D Graphics Basics
  156. DIY Wall-Plotter Does Generative Art, But Not As We Know It
  157. Thermoforming: Shaping Curvy Grilles With No Supports
  158. FLOSS Weekly Episode 864: Work Hard, Save Money, Retire Early
  159. Motorola’s Password Pill Was Just One Idea
  160. Vintage Film Editor Becomes HDMI Monitor
  161. PROFS: The Office Suite of the 1980s
  162. Forget Waldo. Where’s Luna 9?
  163. Designing a Compact RGB 14-Segment Display
  164. Scanning Table for the Professional Maker
  165. The Complex Engineering of Runways
  166. Making a Hidden Door Status Sensor
  167. Pi Pico Learns Morse Code
  168. Building a Self-Playing Chess Board Robot
  169. The Best USB To VGA Converter For The Job
  170. Is That Ancient Reel Of PLA Any Good?
  171. ReMemory is the Amnesia-hedging Buddy Backup You Didn’t Know You Needed
  172. Gaming on an Arduino Uno Q in Linux
  173. IBM Made a Sound Card? Who Knew!
  174. Why Haven’t Quantum Computers Factored 21 Yet?
  175. A Working Intercom From Antique Telephones
  176. Upcycling an iPad into a Touchscreen Display for your PC
  177. Converting AC Irrigation Valves To DC Operation
  178. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Height-Adjustable Key Caps
  179. Living in the (LLM) Past
  180. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Detect Hidden Cameras?
  181. Lessons Learned After a Head-First Dive Into Hardware Manufacturing
  182. A New and Strangely Strong Kind of Plastic
  183. Pendulum Powered Battery
  184. Kodak MC3: Everything But a Phone In 2001
  185. Hackaday Links: February 8, 2026
  186. Wooden Case Makes a 2026 TV Stylish
  187. Habit Detection For Home Assistant
  188. Investigating the Science Claims Behind the Donut Solid State Battery
  189. Upgrading The E-mu Audity 20 Years After Factory Support Ended
  190. Upgrading An Old Macbook With an Old Processor
  191. 555-Based Square-Wave and Triangle-Wave Function Generator Build for Beginners
  192. A Simple Desktop Pomodoro Timer
  193. When Clever Hardware Hacks Bite Back: A Password Keeper Device Autopsy
  194. 180 Shots on a Roll with the Little Stupid Camera
  195. A Failed SwitchBot Plug Mini and Cooking Electrolytics
  196. Making a DIY Refrigerated Vest With Battery and Solar Power
  197. Robots Talking to Robots
  198. He’s a Wrapper (Wire Wrapper, That Is)
  199. Why PlayStation Graphics Wobble, Flicker and Twitch
  200. CIA’s World Factbook is Gone
  201. Welding Nuts Inside Metal Tubes, Painlessly
  202. Driving Sim Handbrake Based on Load Cell
  203. Fidget Clicker Becomes Miniature Game Console
  204. Hackaday Podcast Episode 356: Nanoprinting, Vibe Coding, and Keebin’ with Kristina, IN HELL!
  205. It’s Not a Lomo Smena 8M, But it’s Not Far Off
  206. The Weird Propeller That Offers Improved Agility On The Water
  207. BreezyBox: A BusyBox-Like Shell and Virtual Terminal for ESP32
  208. Full-Blown Cross-Assembler…in a Bash Script
  209. Getting the VIC-20 To Speak Again
  210. A Deep Dive Into Inductors
  211. Gimmick Sunglasses Become Easy Custom Helmet Visor
  212. Toybox Tractor: Plywood, Lathe Hacks, and 350W of Fun
  213. DIY Macropad Rocks a Haptic Feedback Wheel
  214. Big Heat Pumps Are Doing Big Things
  215. Three Decades Of ReactOS
  216. How Industrial Robot Safety Was Written in Blood
  217. Electronic Waste Graveyard Immortalizes Dead Electronics
  218. When Mains Networking Fails, Use Phone Wires
  219. Restoring the Soul of a 1940s Radio
  220. Detecting Helium Leaks with Sound in a Physics-Based Sensor
  221. 5K iMac Turned Into 5K Display
  222. Kei Truck Looks Like a Giant Power Tool
  223. FLOSS Weekly Episode 863: Opencast: That Code is There for a Reason
  224. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the RollerMouse Keyboard
  225. A Keyboard for Anything, Without a Keyboard
  226. I, Integrated Circuit
  227. Comparing a Clone Raspberry Pi Pico 2 With an Original One
  228. Symbian On Nokia Lives Again, In 2026
  229. A VIC-20 Emulator In Your Browser
  230. Optical Combs Help Radio Telescopes Work Together
  231. LEGO Typewriter Writes Plastic Letters
  232. Rewinding a Car Alternator for 240 Volt
  233. Ysgrifennu Côd yn Gymraeg (Writing Code in Welsh)
  234. The Surprising Hackability Of A Knock-Off Chinese Toy Camera
  235. The Graph Theory of Circuit Sculptures
  236. After 30 Years, Virtual Boy Gets its Chance to Shine
  237. LED Interior Lighting Could Compromise Human Visual Performance
  238. How Resident Evil 2 for the N64 Kept its FMV Cutscenes
  239. [Yang-Hui He] Presents to The Royal Institution About AI and Mathematics
  240. KDE’s Default Login Manager Binds Itself to Systemd
  241. Print-in-Place Gripper Does It With a Single Motor
  242. A Higher-End Pico-Based Oscilloscope
  243. Usagi’s New Computer is a Gas!
  244. Teardown of an Apple AirTag 2 With Die Shots
  245. How Vibe Coding is Killing Open Source
  246. Running DOOM and Super Mario 64 Inside a PDF File
  247. An Event Badge Re-Imagined As A Cyberdeck
  248. CPU Scheduler Divines The Will Of The Heavens
  249. Fixing Sony and Philips’ Doomed CD-i Console
  250. Hackaday Links: February 1, 2026
  251. The Latest from RepRapMicron – Nail Gel, First Objects, and More
  252. A DIY Headset For SteamVR
  253. iPhone Becomes a Bluetooth Keyboard And Mouse
  254. Limiting Battery Risk On Repurposed Smartphones With PostmarketOS
  255. Building a Metal 3D Printer with a Laser Welder
  256. Lumafield Peers into the 18650 Battery
  257. Changing Print Layer Patterns to Increase Strength
  258. Motorized Faders Make An Awesome Volume Mixer For Your PC

January 2026

  1. Thomas Edison May Have Discovered Graphene
  2. Cheap Smart Ring Becomes MIDI Controller
  3. Secret Ingredients
  4. Playing YouTube From The Command Line
  5. Surviving the RAM Price Squeeze With Linux In-Kernel Memory Compression
  6. Crouching Typewriter, Hidden PC
  7. Writing an Optimizing Tensor Compiler from Scratch
  8. Need a Curved Plastic Mesh? Print Flat, Curve Later
  9. Ordering Pizza On Your Sega Dreamcast Is Very Clunky Indeed
  10. Do Expensive Filaments Make 3D Printed Wrenches Better?
  11. Hackaday Podcast Episode 355: Person Detectors, Walkie Talkies, Open Smartphones, and a WiFi Traffic Light
  12. Whipping Up A Quick Adapter To Hack The Xbox 360
  13. Building Natural Seawalls To Fight Off The Rising Tide
  14. Comprehensive Power Management for the Raspberry Pi
  15. Companion MIDI Pedal Helps Roland Groovebox Along
  16. Lazarustorm Lets a PiStorm Live Outside Your Old Amiga
  17. Rare-Earth-Free Magnets With High Entropy Borides
  18. Solar Supercapacitor Lamp Probably Won’t Get You Saved At Sea
  19. Handheld Steering Wheel Controller Gets Force-Feedback
  20. The Inner Workings of the Intel 8086’s Arithmetic Logic Unit
  21. Did We Overestimate the Potential Harm from Microplastics?
  22. An E-Ink Macropad For Improved Productivity
  23. Ask Hackaday: How Do You Digitize Your Documents?
  24. These Ultra-Cute, Handsfree Walkie-Talkies Are Built For Cycling
  25. Building A Light That Reacts To Radio Waves
  26. Ultimate Picture Frame Combines Walnut and 3D Printing
  27. X-Cube Prism Becomes Dichroic Disco Ball
  28. Light Following Robot Does It The Analog Way
  29. Using 3D Printing and Copper Tape to Make PCBs
  30. FLOSS Weekly Episode 862: Have Your CAKE and Eat It Too
  31. The Fancy Payment Cards of Taiwan
  32. Wikipedia as a Storage Medium
  33. The Amazing Maser
  34. Make Your Own ESP32-Based Person Sensor, No Special Hardware Needed
  35. Computer History Museum Opens Virtually
  36. Electric Lawnmower Gets RC Controls
  37. How HP Calculators Communicate Over Infrared
  38. Smoothie Bikes Turned Into Game Controllers
  39. Servicing the ‘Not Serviceable’ Bearings on a Vacuum Power Head
  40. Post-rampocalyptic Chip-Swap Provides Desktop Memory at Laptop Prices
  41. Regrowing Teeth Might Not Be Science Fiction Anymore
  42. Running DOOM on Earbuds
  43. Zombie Netscape Won’t Die
  44. Pi Compute Module Powers Fully Open Smartphone
  45. Why Diffraction Gratings Create Fourier Transforms
  46. The History of Tandem Computers
  47. One Hundred Years Of Telly
  48. Create a Tiny Telephone Exchange with an Analog Telephone Adapter
  49. Restoring a 1924 Frigidaire B-9 Refrigerator Back to Working Condition
  50. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Split with the Num Pad
  51. Astronomy Live on Twitch
  52. Does Carbon Fiber PLA Make Sense?
  53. The cURL Project Drops Bug Bounties Due To AI Slop
  54. LLM-Generated Newspaper Provides Ultimate in Niche Publications
  55. Augmented Reality Project Utilizes the Nintendo DSi
  56. Bike Spokes, Made of Rope
  57. Hackaday Links: January 25, 2026
  58. Balancing a Turbine Rotor to 1 Milligram With a DIY Dynamic Balancer
  59. SSH over USB on a Raspberry Pi
  60. This Unlikely Microsoft Prediction Might Just Hit The Mark
  61. Inside a Sketchy Mains Voltage Touch Control Dimmer
  62. Commodore 64 Helps Revive the BBS Days
  63. Building A Little Quadruped Robot
  64. Tamper Detection with Time-Domain Reflectometry
  65. Ancient Egyptian Flatness
  66. Wireless MIDI Controller Has Lots Of Knobs
  67. Reviewing Tweezers for Microsoldering and SMD Work
  68. Crazy Old Machines
  69. Isolated AC/DC Power Supply and Testing Station for 230 V Devices
  70. Environmental Monitoring on the Cheap
  71. Beer Keg Plumbing for a Liquid Rocket
  72. Polymer Skins That Change Color and Texture When Exposed to Water
  73. Lead Acid Battery Upgraded to Lithium Iron Phosphate
  74. PLA Mold To Plaster Bust, No Silicone Needed
  75. Wired to Wireless: ESP32 Gives Your USB Keyboard Bluetooth
  76. Hackaday Podcast Episode 354: Firearms, Sky Driving, and Dumpster Diving
  77. The Defunct Scooter Company, and the Default Key
  78. Size (and Units) Really Do Matter
  79. Embedded TPM: Watch Out!
  80. Vacuum Fluorescent Displays Explained
  81. A 1970s Electronic Game
  82. Nic Barker Explains ASCII, Unicode, and UTF-8
  83. Silica Gel Makes For Better 3D Prints
  84. Converting a Nebra Cryptocurrency Miner To a Meshcore Repeater
  85. Touchless Support Leaves No Mark
  86. New Drug Hopes To Treat Sleep Apnea Without Masks
  87. STL Editing with FreeCAD
  88. Skimming Satellites: On the Edge of the Atmosphere
  89. PlayStation 3 Emulator RPCS3 Can Play Nearly Three-Quarters of All PS3 Games
  90. Ordering Pizza On The Nintendo Wii (Again)
  91. Binary and Digital Gradients for Telling Time
  92. Simulating Pots with LTSpice
  93. Driving A DAC Real Fast With A Microcontroller
  94. Repair and Reverse-Engineering of Nespresso Vertuo Next Coffee Machines
  95. FLOSS Weekly Episode 861: Big Databases with OpenRiak
  96. Retrotechtacular: RCA Loses Fight to IBM
  97. Fiber Optic Lamp Modified To Be Scarily Bright
  98. Tech in Plain Sight: Finding a Flat Tire
  99. Espressif Introduces the ESP32-E22 Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth Co-Processor
  100. Can Skynet Be a Statesman?
  101. Self-Powered Top Spins for Hours
  102. Block Devices in User Space
  103. RAM Prices Got You Down? Try DDR3. Seriously!
  104. Nixie Gear Indicator Shines Bright
  105. The Windows Interface You Didn’t Like, For Linux
  106. What Isaac Roberts Saw Without a Space Telescope
  107. Demonstrating The Sheer Lack Of Security In First Gen Cellular Networks
  108. Marion Stokes Fought Disinformation with VCRs
  109. Inside Air Traffic Control
  110. DIY Magnetic Markers Help 3D Scan Tricky Objects
  111. BASIC on a Calculator Again
  112. Silicone Bakeware Might be Bad for Your Liver
  113. Robot Sees Light with No CPU
  114. How to use Tiny Open Loop Actuators for a Living Mirror
  115. Flux and Solder Paste Dispenser Looks Good While Doing It
  116. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Ball-Joint Keyboard
  117. SoundSlab: How to Make a Synthesizer With All the Button Screens
  118. Tolerating Delay with DTN
  119. Washington State Bill Seeks to Add Firearms Detection to 3D Printers
  120. TV Remote Uses Floppy Disks
  121. Review and Demo of the Zoyi ZT-QB9 Smart Clamp Meter
  122. A Guide To Using Triacs For Switching AC
  123. Hackaday Links: January 18, 2026
  124. Accurately Aiming Audio with an Ultrasonic Array
  125. Making a mountain bike data acquisition system
  126. What to do With a Flash-less ESP32-C3 Super Mini Board?
  127. Calculating the Capacitance and ESR Specifications for the Output Capacitor in Your Switching-Mode Power Supply
  128. Beating the World Record for Fastest Flying Drone Once Again
  129. A Petabyte NAS Using Consumer-Grade Parts
  130. The Shelly 2.5 Smart Relay Design Flaw Killing Capacitors
  131. The Cutest Weather Forecast on E-Ink and ESP32
  132. The Journey of Finding the Right Press Brake
  133. The Best Robot Mop System: Flat, Spinning, or Roller?
  134. Get Bored!
  135. Arnis Brings the World to Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
  136. The eMac: Using Apple’s Forgotten Educational Mac in 2026
  137. DIY, Full-Stack Farm Automation
  138. How Accurate is a 125 Year Old Resistance Standard?
  139. Testing a Continuous Printing Mod for the Bambu Lab A1 Mini
  140. Jam like It’s the 1980s With A Mini-IBM PC
  141. Battle Born LFP Battery Melts With New Problem
  142. Hackaday Podcast Episode 353: Fantastic Peripherals, Fake or Not Fake Picos, and Everything on the Steam Deck
  143. Trying Out the Allwinner-Based Walnut Pi SBC
  144. Optimizing Software with Zero-Copy and Other Techniques
  145. WCH CH32M030: Another Microcontroller To Watch Out For
  146. A PSOne In the Palm of Your Hand
  147. What Happens When a Bug Rears its Head at Mach Two?
  148. Is the Theory of Special Relativity Wrong?
  149. Project Fail: Cracking a Laptop BIOS Password Using AI
  150. Building an Escape Room Lockbox with the ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display (CYD)
  151. Building a Carousel Autosampler
  152. The Random Laser
  153. AC Motor Converted into DC eBike Powerplant
  154. ISS Medical Emergency: An Orbital Ambulance Ride
  155. Looking at a Real Fake Raspberry Pi RP2040 Board
  156. Windows? Linux? Browser? Same Executable
  157. Philips Kid’s Kit Revisited
  158. Making Code a Hundred Times Slower With False Sharing
  159. Dad Makes Kid’s Balance Bike Into Electric Snow Trike Like a Boss
  160. A New Life For An Old Amplifier
  161. FLOSS Weekly Episode 860: Elixir Origin Story
  162. Genetic Therapy Aims To Bring Hearing To Those Born Deaf
  163. ESP32-P4 Powers Retro Handheld after a Transplant
  164. Clone Wars: IBM Edition
  165. Pushing China’s EAST Tokamak Past the Greenwald Density Limit
  166. An Open Source Electromagnetic Resonance Tablet
  167. Atari Brings the Computer Age Home
  168. When Electricity Doesn’t Take the Shortest Path
  169. Old Windsurfers Become New Electric Surfboards
  170. Hacking the Krups Cook4Me Smart Cooking Pot for Doom
  171. Playing Factorio on a Floppy Disk Cluster
  172. Finding a Way To Produce Powerful Motors Without Rare Earths
  173. Great Trains, Not So Great AI Chatbot Security
  174. Ask Hackaday: Do You Curb Shop Components?
  175. An SD Card of Your Own For Microcontroller Projects
  176. Fixing a KS Jive DAB Radio with a Dash of Fake ICs
  177. The ARCTURUS Computer Developed at Sydney University in the 1960s
  178. Electronic Nose Sniffs out Mold
  179. Optimizing a Desktop, 3D Printed Wind Tunnel
  180. The Distroless Linux Future May Be Coming
  181. Michelson Interferometer Comes Home Cheap
  182. Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Cheap-O Keyboard
  183. Chasing The Coca-Cola Recipe
  184. A Linux Power User Puts SteamOS to Work
  185. High-Tech Trailer Brings Water Home
  186. Making a CRT Spin Right Round, Round, Round
  187. Design of Common Emitter Amplifier
  188. Taking a Look at Variable Vacuum Capacitors
  189. Smart Home? Make It Smart Quarters With This LCARS Dashboard
  190. EnderSpark: Convert Your Broken Creality FDM Printer Into An EDM machine!
  191. A New Kind of Inductively-damped Compass
  192. The Intel 8087 and Conditional Microcode Tests
  193. The SCSI Film Scanner Resurrection
  194. A Much Faster Mac On A Microcontroller
  195. Reverse-Engineering the Tamagotchi IR Connection
  196. ESP with EEG — No, Not That ESP!
  197. A 1990s VNA Gets An LCD
  198. Simplifying the SmartKnob
  199. Multi-material Parts the Easy Way
  200. For the Fun of It
  201. Texas Instruments Explain Low-Dropout Linear Voltage Regulators
  202. Yamato-1 : the World’s First Ship With Magnetohydrodynamic Propulsion
  203. BASIC Programming With No Strings Attached
  204. Math Breakthrough Helps Your Feng Shui
  205. Bose SoundTouch Smart Speakers get an Open Source Lifeline
  206. Seeing Sound with a Laser
  207. A UI-Focused Display Library For The ESP32
  208. Fighting Food Poisoning With A Patch
  209. Hackaday Podcast Episode 352: Visualizing Sound, and Windows 11 Is a Dog
  210. NPAPI and the Hot-Pluggable World Wide Web
  211. Play Games in UEFI…to Access Your Computer
  212. HORUS Framework: A Rust Robotics Library
  213. Repairing Brittle Plastic Retro Computer Cases
  214. The Staggering Complexity and Subtlety of Concurrency
  215. M8SBC-486 is an FPGA-Based “Kinda PC Compatible” 486 SBC
  216. Electric Snowblower Clears the Way With Hobby Parts
  217. The Full-Sized 32-Wheeled, Articulated Bus Built for a 1976 Movie
  218. It’s Not a Leica, It’s a Lumix
  219. The Time Clock Has Stood the Test of Time
  220. Drive 1024×600 Pixels via I2C with an ATtiny85
  221. The Issue With Wii U Gamepads and How to Clone Them
  222. The Unreasonable Effectiveness of the Fourier Transform
  223. Co-Extrusion Carbon Fiber FDM Filament Investigated
  224. DIY Grid Dip Meter Teardown
  225. Graphing Calculator Gets USB-C Upgrade
  226. Testing Laughing Gas for Rocket Propellant
  227. How Do PAL and NTSC Really Work?
  228. Build a 2K Resolution MSLA 3D Resin Printer for Cheap
  229. The Rise and Fall of The In-Car Fax Machines
  230. An RP2040 Powered ADS-B Receiver
  231. Repairing a Self-Destructing SRS DG535 Digital Delay Generator
  232. This 8-Bit Commodore PET Was Hard to Fix
  233. Faraday Effects Emerging from the Optical Magnetic Field
  234. The Many Questions and Challenges with DIY Hydroelectric Generators
  235. Tired of Burnt Fingers? Try PID Tuning the Hot Glue Gun
  236. PiStorm68K Offers Supercharged Retro Amiga Experience
  237. Linux Fu: Yet Another Shell Script Trick
  238. The use of Ultrasound to take on Cancerous Tumors
  239. How Advanced Autopilots Make Airplanes Safer When Humans go AWOL
  240. Super Mario 64 , Now With Microtransactions
  241. Powering on a 1985 Photophone CP220 Videoconference System
  242. Messing With JPEGs in a Text Editor is Fun and Glitchy
  243. Close-Up Look Reveals that Raindrops Are More Erosive than Assumed
  244. Tying up Loose Ends on a Rope-based Robot Actuator
  245. Putting the M in a UNI-T MSO
  246. Commodore Disk Drive Becomes General Purpose Computer
  247. Hands On WIth The Raspberry Pi Compute Module Zero
  248. Popular Science Experiments in Sound During the 19th-Century
  249. 2025: As The Hardware World Turns
  250. GitHub Disables Rockchip’s Linux MPP Repository After DMCA Request
  251. An RPN Calculator and a Bonus VFD Clock From Casio Revival
  252. Reviving ReBoot With a Tape Deck Repair
  253. Bicycle Tows 15,000 Pounds
  254. Print Pixel Art to a Floppy Disk
  255. Modifying a QingPing Air Quality Monitor for Local MQTT Access
  256. Sleeping Rough in Alaska with a USPS Cargo Bike
  257. Ray Marching in Excel
  258. Exploring Nintendo 64DD Code Remnants in Ocarina of Time
  259. Are We Ready for AR Smart Glasses Yet?
  260. Quote Printer Keeps Receipts
  261. FPGA Dev Kit Unofficially Brings MSX Standard Back
  262. Apollo Lunar Module Thrust Meter Lives Again
  263. Teardown of Boeing 777 Cabin Pressure Control System
  264. The Setun Was a Ternary Computer from the USSR in 1958
  265. Pickle Diodes, Asymmetric Jacobs Ladders, and Other AC Surprises
  266. Printing in Metal with DIY SLM
  267. Zork Running on 4-Bit Intel Computer
  268. Benchmarking Windows Against Itself, from Windows XP to Windows 11
  269. A Steam Machine Clone For An Indeterminate but Possibly Low Cost
  270. Qron0b: a Minimalist, Low-Power BCD Wristwatch
  271. Adding Solar Power to an Electric Tractor
  272. Jailbreaking the Amazon Echo Show
  273. Hackaday Podcast Ep 351: Hackaday Goes To Chaos Communication Congress
  274. Low-Cost, Portable Streaming Server
  275. Liquid CO2 For Grid Scale Energy Storage Isn’t Just Hot Air
  276. Print Your Own Standardized Wire Spool Storage
  277. Making the Fastest LEGO Technic Air-Powered Engine
  278. Terminal-Based Web Browsing with Modern Conveniences
  279. Putting a Cheapo 1800W DC-DC Boost Converter to the Test
  280. Building a Steam Loco These Days is Nothing But Hacks
  281. Our New Years Wish is to Hide in a Giant Pokéball
  282. The Cutting Truth about Variable Capacitors
  283. Jon Peddie’s The Graphics Chip Chronicles On Graphics Controller History
  284. Trace Tracing to the Tunes
  285. The Many-Sprites Interpretation of Amiga Mechanics
  286. Virus-Based Thermoresponsive Separation of Rare-Earth Elements
  287. Tick, Tock, Train Station Clock

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