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Fourteen-Legged Cell Carries Nature’s Tiny Computer

Posted on October 17, 2022 by Al Williams

Computers are, after all, frighteningly complex state machines. Quite of bit of the software we write can be modeled as a state machine, too. A great technological achievement by humans? …read more Continue reading Fourteen-Legged Cell Carries Nature’s Tiny Computer→

Posted in Biology, Science, state machines

Laser Engraving, Up Close

Posted on October 16, 2022 by Al Williams

You know you aren’t supposed to watch your laser while it is cutting or engraving. But [Alex] hosted Wired in his studio and showed them how lasers engrave metal with …read more Continue reading Laser Engraving, Up Close→

Posted in fiber laser, laser, laser engraving, laser hacks

Publish or Perish: Data Storage and Civilization

Posted on October 13, 2022 by Al Williams

Who do you think of when you think of ancient civilizations? Romans? Greeks? Chinese? India? Egyptians?  What about the Scythians, the Muisca, Gana, or the Kerma? You might not recognize …read more Continue reading Publish or Perish: Data Storage and Civilization→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, post apocalypse, Rant, rants

Tiny Thin Client is Small But Compatible

Posted on October 13, 2022 by Al Williams

We were impressed with [moononournation’s] tiny thin client project. It claims to use an Arduino, but as you might guess it is using the Arduino software along with a network-enabled …read more Continue reading Tiny Thin Client is Small But Compatible→

Posted in arduino, Arduino Hacks, ESP32, Microcontrollers, Network Hacks, thin client

Watermelon CNC Uses Lazy Susan

Posted on October 13, 2022 by Al Williams

It is the time of year when a lot of people in certain parts of the world carve pumpkins. [Gonkee] is carving a watermelon, which we assume is similar. He …read more Continue reading Watermelon CNC Uses Lazy Susan→

Posted in cnc hacks, watermelon | Tagged Art

ARM Programming by Example

Posted on October 11, 2022 by Al Williams

The ARM processor is popping up everywhere. From Raspberry Pis, to phones, to Blue Pill Arduino-like boards, you don’t have to go far to find an ARM processor these days. …read more Continue reading ARM Programming by Example→

Posted in ARM, assembly language, Raspberry Pi

Hacking Google with Plasma

Posted on October 11, 2022 by Al Williams

Google recently made some videos to highlight cybersecurity. The video below is episode three, and it tells an interesting story about the first crash test dummy. However, the really interesting …read more Continue reading Hacking Google with Plasma→

Posted in Google, security hacks, Trojan horse

Power Loss Recovery Might Make 3D-Printed Blobs

Posted on October 10, 2022 by Al Williams

[Geek Detour] had a mystery to solve. A round part he was printing had a distinct pattern of blobs. If you’ve been 3D printing for any length of time, you …read more Continue reading Power Loss Recovery Might Make 3D-Printed Blobs→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing

Simple CNC Gear Production with Arduino

Posted on October 10, 2022 by Al Williams

We’ve seen plenty of people 3D printing custom gears over the years, but [Mr Innovative] decided against an additive process for his bespoke component. He ended up using a simple …read more Continue reading Simple CNC Gear Production with Arduino→

Posted in arduino, Arduino Hacks, cnc, cnc hacks, Gear

TRX-Duo is a Red Piyata Clone for Software Defined Radio

Posted on October 9, 2022 by Al Williams

If you’ve noticed the TRX-DUO software-defined radio transceiver, you might have wondered how it stacks up to other choices like Red Pitaya or HackRF.  [Tech Minds] obliges with a review …read more Continue reading TRX-Duo is a Red Piyata Clone for Software Defined Radio→

Posted in radio hacks, Red Pitaya, sdr, software-defined radio

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