Collaborate Disseminate
Even spendy commercial products can end up being lemons. This is something [Mike Buss] is familiar with, as he had the misfortune of being stuck using what he declares is …read more Continue reading World’s Worst I/O Dock Doesn’t Deserve Elegant Fix
First of all, there are definitely simpler ways to monitor remote temperatures, but [Mike]’s remote MQTT temperature sensor and display project is useful in a few ways. Not only does …read more Continue reading Remote MQTT Temperature Sensor Shows How It’s Done
Cross-pollination between different activities and industries can yield some pretty useful techniques or product combinations, and [Steve] shares some details on using ice fishing gear to make winter ham radio …read more Continue reading Ice Fishing Tent Makes Winter Ham Radio Comfy
Want to make a sweet adhesive decal with a complex design and floating elements, but all you have is a laser cutter and some tape? Good news, because that’s all …read more Continue reading How To Make Laser-cut Decals On The Cheap
Here’s an interesting and detailed teardown and repair of a Keithley 2001 7.5 Digit multimeter that is positively dripping with detail. It’s also not every day that we get to …read more Continue reading Vintage MMU Repair? It’s Easier With X-Rays
[Ted Yapo] shared a method of easily and conveniently soldering to aluminum, which depends on a little prep work to end up only slightly more complex than soldering to copper. …read more Continue reading How to Solder To Aluminum, Easily
One doesn’t always have the luxury of sipping tea comfortably while hacking a piece of hardware at a fully-equipped workbench, where every tool is within reach. To address this, [Zokol] …read more Continue reading Hardware Hacking 101 Needs Matching Toolkit
Nothing helps a project get off the ground better than a good set of resources, and that’s what led [DaveMakesStuff] to release his Digital Shoe Design Kit, which is a set …read more Continue reading CAD Up Some Shoes, But Don’t Start From Scratch
It’s not every day that an open-source, portable Linux handheld computer gets announced, so I couldn’t resist placing an order for the DevTerm by ClockworkPi back when we first learned …read more Continue reading Review: DevTerm Linux Handheld Has Retro-Future Vibe
Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall, watching a penetration tester attack a new machine — working their way through the layers of security, ultimately leveraging …read more Continue reading How a Pentester Gets Root