See Binary On Your Breadboard
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  See Binary On Your Breadboard
  When you’re debugging a board which has an ESP32, Raspberry Pi, or Arduino, it’s easy to slap on a small LCD display or connect via WiFi to see what’s wrong. At least, that’…
  Source Of Evil – A Botnet Code Collection
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  Source Of Evil – A Botnet Code Collection
  In case you’re looking for a variety of IRC client implementations, or always wondered how botnets and other malware looks on the inside, [maestron] has just the right thing for you. After ye…
  A DIY Balcony Crane Lifts Groceries For The Lazy But Patient
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  A DIY Balcony Crane Lifts Groceries For The Lazy But Patient
  If necessity is the mother of invention, then laziness is probably its father. Or at least a close uncle. Who hasn’t thought, “There has to be a better way to do this, one that doesn…
  The Tide Is High, And This Clock Lets You Know
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  The Tide Is High, And This Clock Lets You Know
  In case you happen to have an ocean nearby, you’re probably familiar with its rising and falling tides. And if mudflat hiking is a thing in your area, you’re also aware of the importanc…
  Cheap RC Boat Turned Weirdly Capable Seaplane
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  Cheap RC Boat Turned Weirdly Capable Seaplane
  What do you get when you combine a cheap RC boat from Walmart, foam board, a couple powerful motors, and some aluminum cans? Most people would just end up with a pile of garbage, but we’ve al…
  Now, Finally, We Can Play With Power
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  Now, Finally, We Can Play With Power
  In case you’re not a ’90s kid, the Nintendo Power Glove is the greatest device for human-computer interaction ever created. It’s so good, they called it bad, and then they made a …
  Now, Finally, We Can Play With Power
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  Now, Finally, We Can Play With Power
  In case you’re not a ’90s kid, the Nintendo Power Glove is the greatest device for human-computer interaction ever created. It’s so good, they called it bad, and then they made a …
  Hackaday Links: September 9, 2018
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  Hackaday Links: September 9, 2018
  Octoprint is one of those must-have apps for 3D printers. All you need is a Raspberry Pi, an SD card, and a USB cable, and you can control your 3D printer from anywhere in the house. Of course, som…
  Electromagnetic Field: A Cyberpunk Headdress To Be Noticed In
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  Electromagnetic Field: A Cyberpunk Headdress To Be Noticed In
  At the recent Electromagnetic Field hacker camp in the UK, one of the highlights was the Null Sector, a cyberpunk-themed zone best described as something close to the set of Blade Runner made from …
  3D Printed Radius Gauge, Just Add Calipers (And A Wee Bit Of Math)
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  3D Printed Radius Gauge, Just Add Calipers (And A Wee Bit Of Math)
  Specialized tools that focus on one particular job tend to get distilled right down to their essentials and turned in an economical consumer product. One example of this is radius (or fillet) gauge…
  Trebucheting Tennis Balls at 124 MPH
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  Trebucheting Tennis Balls at 124 MPH
  A trebuchet is one of the older machines of war. It’s basically a sling on a frame, with a weight that you can lift up high and which pulls the sling arm over on release. Making one opens up …
  Doing One Thing, Well: The UNIX Philosophy
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  Doing One Thing, Well: The UNIX Philosophy
  The Unix operating system has been around for decades, and it and its lookalikes (mainly Linux) are a critical part of the computing world. Apple’s operating system, macOS, is Unix-based, as …
  Direction Finding And Passive Radar With RTL-SDR
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  Direction Finding And Passive Radar With RTL-SDR
  To say that the RTL-SDR project revolutionized hacker’s capabilities in the RF spectrum would be something of an understatement. It used to be that the bar, in terms of both knowledge and har…
  Behind The Scenes Of A Hacker Conference
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  Behind The Scenes Of A Hacker Conference
  If you’ve been to a few hacker camps then you’re aware they are not the products of giant corporate entities but volunteer run community groups. You may even have volunteered yourself, …
  DIY Switches For People Who Can’t Push Switches
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  DIY Switches For People Who Can’t Push Switches
  An outstanding number of things most people take for granted present enormous hurdles for people with physical disabilities, including interaction with computers and other digital resources. Assist…
  ATX Adapter For The IBM PCJr Now Available
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  ATX Adapter For The IBM PCJr Now Available
  We’ve mentioned previously the challenges that come with maintaining vintage computers which in some cases are pushing 40 years old. Components, even high quality ones, eventually fail and ne…
  Better Than Original Pong Using Arduino
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  Better Than Original Pong Using Arduino
  Games like Pong are legendary, not only in the sense that they are classic hours fun but also that they have a great potential for makers in stretching their learning legs. In an attempt at recreat…
  Automagic Tool makes KiCAD Schematic Symbols from PDFs
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  Automagic Tool makes KiCAD Schematic Symbols from PDFs
  Last time we talked about a KiCAD tool it was to describe a way to make the zen-like task of manual assembly more convenient. But what about that most onerous of EE CAD tasks, part creation? Home m…