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Pushing Bluetooth out to 12 Kilometers

Posted on October 25, 2026 by Tyler August

Bluetooth is a short-range protocol that’s great for peripherals and finding your keys, but it’s limited range is mainly a product of how it’s usually implemented. A recent video from …read more Continue reading Pushing Bluetooth out to 12 Kilometers→

Posted in directional antennas, long distance, radio hacks, radio propagation | Tagged Bluetooth

Remembering the Weirdest Nintendo DSi Accessory

Posted on October 25, 2026 by Zoe Skyforest

The Nintendo DSi was released in November 2008, and boasted a new feature not formerly seen on the brand’s handhelds—it had two cameras, inside and outside. It let the console …read more Continue reading Remembering the Weirdest Nintendo DSi Accessory→

Posted in camera, nintendo, Nintendo DS Hacks, nintendo dsi | Tagged Lens

The Slurptop is Both Drool Worthy and Practical

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Tyler August

There are two kinds of cyberdeck: the kind someone makes on a lark and operates purely on ‘rule of cool’, and the kind designed to do practical work. The Slurptop …read more Continue reading The Slurptop is Both Drool Worthy and Practical→

Posted in Cyberdecks, diy laptop, diy trackball, ergonomic keyboard, power tool battery, tool battery

2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: I Would Do Anything For Serial Data

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Bryan Cockfield

These days we take high-speed networking for granted, but it can be difficult to get vintage computers talking to modern machines. To help solve this problem [jaime] came up with …read more Continue reading 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: I Would Do Anything For Serial Data→

Posted in 2026 Retrocomputing Challenge, commodore, contests, file transfer, retrocomputing, serial port

That Weird 7-Pin S-Video Port on Old Laptops

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Maya Posch

Even though laptops from around the early 2000s came with just about every conceivable port on them, they still would often feature a somewhat unusual combined video output port. While …read more Continue reading That Weird 7-Pin S-Video Port on Old Laptops→

Posted in retrocomputing, s-video

iA Writer and iA Presenter Are Updated for iPhone Duo

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Paul Thurrott

Information Architects (iA) has updated iA Writer and iA Presenter for the unique iPhone Duo screen orientations.
The post iA Writer and iA Presenter Are Updated for iPhone Duo appeared first on Thurrott.com.
Continue reading iA Writer and iA Presenter Are Updated for iPhone Duo→

Posted in Cloud, ia, iA Presenter, ia writer, iOS, iPhone Duo, Markdown, Mobile

SPECTER Attack Uses USB Power Signals to Leak Data From Air-Gapped PCs

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Deeba Ahmed

Researchers demonstrated SPECTER, a technique that leaks data from compromised air-gapped PCs through USB power controls, phone charging changes and peripherals. Continue reading SPECTER Attack Uses USB Power Signals to Leak Data From Air-Gapped PCs→

Posted in air gap, air gapping, air-gapped, Cyber Attack, cybersecurity, privacy, Security, usb

Making for Others

Posted on October 24, 2026 by Elliot Williams

One of the nicest things about the Hackaday community, and the open-source hardware community at large, is the incredible generosity of one hacker to another. But it’s not purely altruism …read more Continue reading Making for Others→

Posted in generosity, Hackaday Columns, newsletter, SAO, Supercon badge

Samsung All boot options are tried error in Windows 11

Posted on October 24, 2026 by AnandK@TWC

Some Samsung laptop users cannot boot into Windows due to the All boot options are tried. Press F4 key to recover with factory image using Recovery or any other keys for next boot loop iteration error. This error screen appears at startup and keeps rea… Continue reading Samsung All boot options are tried error in Windows 11→

Posted in boot, Windows

Autonomous attack agent in ‘Skynet mode’ hijacks other models to carry out its evil deeds

Posted on October 24, 2026 by www.theregister.com - Articles

Designed to carry out 100,000 steps without human approval Continue reading Autonomous attack agent in ‘Skynet mode’ hijacks other models to carry out its evil deeds→

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