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Linux and C in the Browser

Posted on May 28, 2022 by Al Williams

There was a time when trying to learn to write low-level driver or kernel code was hard. You really needed two machines: one to work with, and one to screw …read more Continue reading Linux and C in the Browser→

Posted in browser, emulator, linux, linux hacks, software development, software hacks

Wireless Power: Here? Now?

Posted on May 27, 2022 by Al Williams

Outside of very small applications, Nikola Tesla’s ideas about transmitting serious power without wires have not been very practical. Sure, we can draw microwatts from radio signals in the air …read more Continue reading Wireless Power: Here? Now?→

Posted in laser, News, power transmission, Science, Tesla

Geothermal System is a Real Gold Mine

Posted on May 26, 2022 by Al Williams

What do you get when Pacific Northwest National Laboratories takes over what was once the largest and deepest gold mine in North America? The answer might be enough energy to …read more Continue reading Geothermal System is a Real Gold Mine→

Posted in Energy, gold mine, Science | Tagged Geothermal

SWO: An ARM Printf by Any Other Name

Posted on May 25, 2022 by Al Williams

I’ll confess. Although printf-style debugging has a bad rep, I find myself turning to it on occasion. Sure, printf is expensive and brings in a lot of code, but if …read more Continue reading SWO: An ARM Printf by Any Other Name→

Posted in ARM, Hackaday Columns, Microcontrollers, stm32, SWO

Graphyne Finally Created

Posted on May 25, 2022 by Al Williams

Before you jump down to the comments to chastise us for misspelling graphene, note that graphyne is similar to graphene but not the same. Like graphene, it is a two-dimensional …read more Continue reading Graphyne Finally Created→

Posted in graphyne, organic chemistry, Science | Tagged Graphene

Put Another Dime in the Jukebox

Posted on May 24, 2022 by Al Williams

We don’t always acknowledge it, but most people have an innate need for music. Think of all the technology that brings us music. For decades, most of the consumer radio …read more Continue reading Put Another Dime in the Jukebox→

Posted in electromechanical, Hackaday Columns, jukebox, Music, vinyl | Tagged Records

Lotus 123 for Linux is Like a Digital Treasure Hunt

Posted on May 23, 2022 by Al Williams

Ever hear of Lotus 123? It is an old spreadsheet program that dominated the early PC market, taking the crown from incumbent Visicalc. [Tavis Ormandy] has managed to get the …read more Continue reading Lotus 123 for Linux is Like a Digital Treasure Hunt→

Posted in linux, linux hacks, lotus 123, retrocomputing, software archaeology, software hacks, unix

Truly Giant Telescope Could Image Exoplanets

Posted on May 23, 2022 by Al Williams

Have you ever wished we could peek at all these exoplanets that have been recently discovered? We aren’t likely to visit anytime soon, but it would be possible to build …read more Continue reading Truly Giant Telescope Could Image Exoplanets→

Posted in astronomy, gravitational lens, Science, Space | Tagged Exoplanet

Expedient Jig Lets You Crank Out Chain Link Fence

Posted on May 22, 2022 by Al Williams

After the zombie apocalypse or whatever is coming, folks like us will be in high demand as the people who know how to fix things, generate electricity, and scavenge parts. …read more Continue reading Expedient Jig Lets You Crank Out Chain Link Fence→

Posted in chain link fence, fence, tool hacks

Smart Contact Lenses Put You Up Close to the Screen

Posted on May 22, 2022 by Al Williams

Google Glass didn’t take off as expected, but — be honest — do you really want to walk around with that hardware on your head? The BBC recently covered Mojo, …read more Continue reading Smart Contact Lenses Put You Up Close to the Screen→

Posted in Augmented Reality, contact lens, led hacks, wearable hacks

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