Linux Fu: Stopping A Runaway

The best kind of Hackaday posts are the ones where there was some insurmountable problem with an elegant solution devised through deep analysis of the problem and creativity. This is …read more

Jenny’s (Not Quite) Daily Drivers: Raspberry Pi 1

An occasional series of mine on these pages has been Daily Drivers, in which I try out operating systems from the point of view of using them for my everyday …read more

Hackaday Links: April 13, 2025

It’s been a while since we’ve dunked on an autonomous taxi foul-up, mainly because it seemed for a while there that most of the companies field testing driverless ride-sharing services …read more

This Week In Security: AI Spam, SAP, And Ivanti

AI continues to be used in new and exciting ways… like generating spam messages. Yes, it was inevitable, but we now have spammers using LLM to generate unique messages that …read more

Ask Hackaday: What’s A Sun-Like Star?

Is a bicycle like a motorcycle? Of course, the answer is it is and it isn’t. Saying something is “like” something else presupposes a lot of hidden assumptions. In the …read more

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MilliForth-6502, A Forth For The 6502 CPU

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By John Elliot V | April 20, 2025

Forth is popular on small computers because it is simple to implement, yet quite powerful. But what happens when you really need to shrink it? Well, if your target is …read more
The Most Printable 3D Printer Yet

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By Aaron Beckendorf | April 20, 2025

Despite the best efforts of the RepRap community over the last twenty years, self-replicating 3D printers have remained a stubbornly elusive goal, largely due to the difficulty of printing electronics. …read more
Low Cost Oscilloscope Gets Low Cost Upgrades

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By Bryan Cockfield | April 20, 2025

Entry-level oscilloscopes are a great way to get some low-cost instrumentation on a test bench, whether it’s for a garage lab or a schoolroom. But the cheapest ones are often …read more
Building A Custom Zynq-7000 SoC Development Board From The Ground Up

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By John Elliot V | April 20, 2025

In this series of 23 YouTube videos [Rich] puts the AMD Zynq-7000 SoC through its paces by building a development board from the ground up to host it along with …read more
Non-planar Slicing Is For The Birds

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By Tyler August | April 20, 2025

When we say non-planar slicing is for the birds, we mean [Joshua Bird], who demonstrates the versatility of his new non-planar S4-Slicer by printing a Benchy upside down with the …read more
Rockbox 4.0 Released

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By John Elliot V | April 19, 2025

It’s traditional to launch new software on April Fool’s Day, which is when we heard that Rockbox 4.0 has been released. But, in this case, the venerable MP3 firmware actually …read more
Frankenflair 58: Manual Roots, Advanced Brew

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By Matt Varian | April 19, 2025

The user interface of things we deal with often makes or breaks our enjoyment of using a device. [Janne] thinks so, he has an espresso machine he enjoys but the …read more

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