team Hack-A-Day is now placed #620 as well as climbing. Shouldn’t you be folding? music thing has a couple great videos featuring online looping. If you want a bit history try Bassline Baseline, the story of the 303. It starts off slow, however is quite interesting. [via Screenhead] Screenhead likewise has the extremely humorous Massachusetts […]
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several people have sent us this story. I’ve seen it everywhere. A lot of people are upset, on several sides. A gun has been 3d printed that can actually fire a round. First, we have people frightened that this will bring undetectable guns to people who wouldn’t have had access before. then we have the […]
over the years we’ve had a tons of ideas sent in that were a lot more along the lines of “lifehacks”. basic little ideas to make life better. While we would occasionally squeeze them into hackaday, lots of got left behind. now we’ve created an entire site called LIFE.hackaday that we’re filling with all these […]
The little footprint of a CCD makes it hard for digital video cameras to emulate the short depth of field of film cameras. You’ll notice depth of field in films when they have one actor close to the cam and you see the second actor over the shoulder; the actors will alternating being in focus […]
There is a new class of virii in town, particularly targeting Web of things (IoT) devices. BrickerBot as well as its variations do precisely as their name says, turning your wise gadgets into bricks. somebody available has gotten exhausted of all the IoT safety and security defects as well as has undertaken extreme (and illegal) steps to […]
Apollo astronauts used the DSKY (Display-Keyboard) to interact with the flight computer with a series of 2-digit codes punched into a numeric keypad. above the keyboard was a high voltage electroluminescent (EL) display whose segments were driven by electromechanical relays; old-ass technology not seen in operation in decades. [Fran Blanche] is working to re-create the DSKY’s display, […]
[James] has an admirable house automation system which he’s been working on for years. It does things like screen the specify of the garage door, manage the lights, as well as it even notifies him of a power failure. One thing that wasn’t on the system yet are the fireplaces he has in his home. […]
The comments on PSP downgrading keep growing. If you had trouble before, you might want to check back to see if some light has been shed. Make a Nano lanyard from a firewire cable. [sentinel] restore your Nano’s original shine. [Mrgreen] [DarkJimmy] made some Hack-A-Day buttons. Check out [JunkToArt]’s models built from PCMCIA cards and […]
This wooden box is a wireless pinball controller and tablet stand. The idea is to set it on a workbench to give you some of the thrill of standing and playing the real thing. [Jeff] has been rather addicted to playing a pinball app on Android lately, and started the journey because he needed a […]