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Nazi Weapons of the Future

Posted on September 23, 2022 by Al Williams

We know. The title sounds like a bad newsreel from 1942. Turns out, though, that the Nazis were really good at pouring money into military research and developing — or …read more Continue reading Nazi Weapons of the Future→

Posted in Featured, German, history, Nazi, wwii

Exploring Texas Instrument’s Forgotten CPU

Posted on September 23, 2022 by Al Williams

Texas Instruments isn’t the name you usually hear associated with the first microprocessor. But the TI TMX 1795 was an 8008 chip produced months before the 8008. It was never …read more Continue reading Exploring Texas Instrument’s Forgotten CPU→

Posted in CPU, Intel, ken shirriff, retrocomputing, texas instruments, ti

OpenAI Hears You Whisper

Posted on September 23, 2022 by Al Williams

Should you wish to try high-quality voice recognition without buying something, good luck. Sure, you can borrow the speech recognition on your phone or coerce some virtual assistants on a …read more Continue reading OpenAI Hears You Whisper→

Posted in neural network, News, OpenAI, software development, Speech recognition

Better Scope Measurements

Posted on September 22, 2022 by Al Williams

There was a time when few hobbyists had an oscilloscope and the ones you did see were old military or industrial surplus that were past their prime. Today you can …read more Continue reading Better Scope Measurements→

Posted in measurement, oscilloscope, test equipment, tool hacks

A Love Letter to Small Design Teams, and the B-52

Posted on September 22, 2022 by Al Williams

The true measure of engineering success — or, at least, one of them — is how long something remains in use. A TV set someone designed in 1980 is probably, …read more Continue reading A Love Letter to Small Design Teams, and the B-52→

Posted in Design, Hackaday Columns, Rant, rants

Wow! You Could Have a (Tiny) V8!

Posted on September 21, 2022 by Al Williams

If you grew up before high gas prices and strict emission control regulations, you probably had — or wanted — a car with a V8 engine. An engineering masterpiece created …read more Continue reading Wow! You Could Have a (Tiny) V8!→

Posted in engine, motor, transportation hacks, V8

Raspberry Pi Grants Remote Access via PCIe (Sort Of)

Posted on September 20, 2022 by Al Williams

[Jeff] found a Raspberry Pi — well, the compute module version, anyway — in an odd place: on a PCI Express card. Why would you plug a Raspberry Pi into …read more Continue reading Raspberry Pi Grants Remote Access via PCIe (Sort Of)→

Posted in pci express, Pi-KVM, Raspberry Pi

Open Source: Free as the Air You Breathe

Posted on September 20, 2022 by Al Williams

[Carolyn Barber] recently interviewed a 15-year-old who has been making Corsi-Rosenthal boxes for people in his community that are at risk for COVID. Not only is it great that a …read more Continue reading Open Source: Free as the Air You Breathe→

Posted in air filter, News

IGY: The Year We All Got Along

Posted on September 20, 2022 by Al Williams

If you are a Steely Dan fan, you might know the Donald Fagan song, “IGY.” In it, Fagan sings about a rosy future with high-speed undersea rail, solar power, giant …read more Continue reading IGY: The Year We All Got Along→

Posted in antarctica, arctic, discovery, Featured, history, IGY, Interest, Original Art, Science | Tagged Satellite, Van Allen Belts

Glass 3D Printing via Laser

Posted on September 20, 2022 by Al Williams

If you haven’t noticed, diode laser engraver/cutters have been getting more powerful lately. [Cranktown City] was playing with an Atomstack 20 watt laser and wondered if it would sinter sand …read more Continue reading Glass 3D Printing via Laser→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, laser, laser hacks, sls printing | Tagged Glass

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