Collaborate Disseminate
If you want to make containers under Linux, plenty of high-level options exist. [Lucavallin] wanted to learn more about how containers really work, so he decided to tackle the problem …read more Continue reading Linux Containers the Hard Way
Many of us like a keyboard with a positive click noise when we type. You might want to rethink that, though, in light of a new paper from the UK …read more Continue reading Noisy Keyboards Sink Ships
If you want to bend metal to make shapes, you might use equipment like a brake. But if you don’t have one, no worries. You can still do a lot …read more Continue reading Prepare to Brake: Quick Intro to Metal Bending
We all know that 3D printing has been a boon for people with different life challenges. But the Ford Motor Company in Mexico wants to help dogs that need mobility …read more Continue reading 3D Print Your Best Friend a Wheelchair
Usually when we talk about flip-flops here we mean the circuit. But in this case, it is [Jeandre Groenewald’s] 3D-printed shoe design called Sloffies. The shoes use TPU, and the …read more Continue reading If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit, Print it!
How do you use a 3D printer to bend metal? One way would be to take it to a machine shop and offer to trade the owner your printer for …read more Continue reading Metal Forming with a 3D Printer
[Noel’s Retro Lab] scored an unusual 1980s vintage computer sold in Japan and Spain. The Seconinsa FM-7 appears to be a popular Fujitsu Japanese computer altered to fit the Spanish …read more Continue reading Odd Retrocomputer Had a Graphics Coprocessor
These days, data is as likely as not to be “in the cloud.” Otherwise, it’s probably on a USB flash drive or SD card. But in the old days, paper …read more Continue reading Let’s Listen to a Tape — Paper Tape
If you program using values that represent anything in the real world, you have probably at least heard of the Kalman filter. The filter allows you to take multiple value …read more Continue reading Kalman Filters without the Math
Running your own AI models is possible, but it requires a giant computer, right? Maybe not. Researchers at NVidia are showing off Perfusion, a text-to-image model they say is 100KB …read more Continue reading The AI Engine that Fits in 100K