Collaborate Disseminate
The proliferation of software-defined radio (SDR) technology has been a godsend for RF hobbyists. SDR-based receivers and transmitters have gotten so cheap that you’ve probably got a stick or two …read more Continue reading Bringing Some Discipline to an SDR Transmitter
The hacking life is not without its challenges, and chief among these is the tendency to always be in acquisition mode. When we come across a great deal on bulk …read more Continue reading A Handy Tester for a Mountain of PS/2 Keybords
Join us on Wednesday, July 13 at noon Pacific for The Digital Ham Hack Chat with Rosy Schechter and John Hays! For most of its existence, amateur radio has been …read more Continue reading The Digital Ham Hack Chat
We always like to call out a commercial success stemming from projects that got their start on Hackaday.io, and so we’re proud to announce the release of MAKE: Calculus by …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: July 10, 2022
You’ve got to love a language like German, where not only is it possible for a word or two to stand in for a complex concept, but you don’t even …read more Continue reading Sneeze Into Your Hand, not Your Elbow With This Nose-Shaped Sanitizer Dispenser
It’s podcast time again, and this week Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams sat down with Staff Writer Dan Maloney to review the best hacks on the planet, and a few from off. …read more Continue reading Hackaday Podcast 176: Freezing Warm Water, Hacking Lenses, Hearing Data, and Watching YouTube on a PET
Before it was transformed into an ephemeral stream of ones and zeroes, music used to have a physical form of some kind. From wax cylinders to vinyl discs to tapes …read more Continue reading Retrotechtacular: 1990s CD Mastering Fit for a King
Before it was transformed into an ephemeral stream of ones and zeroes, music used to have a physical form of some kind. From wax cylinders to vinyl discs to tapes …read more Continue reading Retrotechtacular: 1990s CD Mastering Fit for a King
My first job out of grad school was with a biotech company in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It was a small outfit, and everyone had a “lab job” in addition to whatever …read more Continue reading Big Chemistry: Ultrapure Water
It’s a fair bet to say that the future of personal transportation will probably be electric. In support of that, every major car manufacturer either has an electric drivetrain option …read more Continue reading Scratch-Built Electric Buggy Tears Up the Dunes