Collaborate Disseminate
The answer is: Elliot Williams, Al Williams, and a dozen or so great hacks. The question? What do you get this week on the Hackaday podcast? This week’s hacks ran …read more Continue reading Hackaday Podcast Episode 307: CNC Tattoos, The Big Chill in Space, and PCB Things
The crux of most supercomputers is the ability to operate on many pieces of data at once — something video cards are good at, too. Enter T1 (short for Torrent-1), …read more Continue reading T1 is a RISC-V Cray
We may have found the killer app for AI. Well, actually, British telecom provider O2 has. As The Guardian reports, they have an AI chatbot that acts like a 78-year-old …read more Continue reading A Great Use for AI: Wasting Scammers Time!
[Editor’s note: This video disappeared, but there’s another version here at the moment. We’re leaving the links as-were in case they come back up soon.] The aptly named [LightingOnDemand] has …read more Continue reading Lorentz Cannon Fires Lightning
While we aren’t heavy-duty woodworkers, we occasionally make some sawdust as part of a project, and we admire people who know how to make wood and do what they want. …read more Continue reading A Tube, The Wooden Kind
The invention of the computer is a tricky thing to pinpoint. There were some early attempts that were not well known and some early attempts that were deliberately secret. [Alan …read more Continue reading Inside Project Delilah
If you watch the New Year’s festivities from New York, you know that they mark midnight with the dropping of a big, gaudy ball. You might assume this was just …read more Continue reading Telling Time Used to be a Ball
It isn’t that hard to make an electronic rain gauge if you have a steady source of power or you don’t mind changing batteries often. But [Matthew Ford] offers a …read more Continue reading BLE Rain Gauge Sips Water and Batteries
You’ve probably noticed that everywhere you go — the doctor’s office, hotels, or retail shops, there are tiny PCs everywhere. These small PCs often show up on the surplus market …read more Continue reading Giving a Proprietary Power Supply the Boot
What do you do with a circa 1985 Casio FX-451 calculator with a bad keyboard? Well, if you are [Poking Technology], you transplant the inside of the calculator to a …read more Continue reading Casio Calculator Gets New Keyboard