Hackaday Podcast 123: Radioactive Rhinos, Wile E. Coyote Jetpack, Radio Hacks 3-Ways, And Battery Welders On The Spot

Hackaday’s Mike Szczys is taking a bit of vacation this week, so Elliot is joined by Staff Writer Dan Maloney to talk about all the cool hacks and great articles …read more

This Week In Security: Updates, Leaks, Hacking Old Hardware, And Making New

First off, Apple has issued an update for some very old devices. Well, vintage 2013, but that’s a long time in cell-phone years. Fixed are a trio of vulnerabilities, two …read more

How To Get Into Cars: Land Speed Racing

Land speed racing is one of the oldest forms of motorsport, and quite literally consists of going very, very fast in (ideally) a straight line. The higher the speed your …read more

Where Are All The Cheap X86 Single Board PCs?

If we were to think of a retrocomputer, the chances are we might have something from the classic 8-bit days or maybe a game console spring to mind. It’s almost …read more

The Other First Computer: Konrad Zuse And The Z3

Bavarian Alps, Dec. 1945: Since 1935, Berlin engineer Konrad Zuse has spent his entire career developing a series of automatic calculators, the first of their kind in the world: the …read more

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RF Burns And Exploding PC Speakers: Sophos Looks At The Evidence

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By Jenny List | June 21, 2021

Every year in the month of June, someone by the unlikely name of [R.F. Burns] posts a question to the Linux Kernel Mailing List asking whether a Linux kernel module …read more
Even With AC, Hazmat Suit Isn’t Really Cool

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By Al Williams | June 21, 2021

We’ll admit that the coolness factor of an air conditioned faux spacesuit made out of a hazmat suit will largely depend on where you wear it. At your next chess …read more
Rock-A-Bye Baby, On The Mechatronic Crib Shaker

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By Dan Maloney | June 20, 2021

While an engineering mindset is a valuable tool most of the time, there are some situations where it just seems to be a bad fit. Solving problems within the family …read more
Arduino Nano Memory Upgrade With No Soldering

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By Al Williams | June 20, 2021

Ok, we’ll come clean. [Design Build Destroy] didn’t really add any memory to his Arduino Nano. But he did get about 1.5K more program space when compared to the stock …read more
Hackaday Links: June 20, 2021

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By Dan Maloney | June 20, 2021

The hits just keep coming for Elon Musk, as this week Starlink users reported their new satellite dishes apparently can’t take the heat. Granted, the places these reports are coming …read more
Raspberry Pi Hat Adds SDR With High Speed Memory Access

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By Al Williams | June 20, 2021

An SDR add-on for the Raspberry Pi isn’t a new idea, but the open source cariboulite project looks like a great entry into the field. Even if you aren’t interested …read more
Tiny Tesla Valves Etched In Glass

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By Bryan Cockfield | June 20, 2021

While it’s in vogue right now to name fancy new technology after Tesla, the actual inventor had plenty of his own creations that would come to bear his namesake, including …read more

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