Collaborate Disseminate
Bitcoin dropped, crashed, and burned – then it skyrocketed. My $50 investment went through the wringer. Here’s how 2024’s halving event and political shifts turned massive losses into unexpected gains. Continue reading I invested $50 in Bitcoin in 2022, and it’s been a ride. Here’s how much I have now
Studies using new brain-mapping and wearable devices have shown that unstimulating urban architecture can harm residents’ health, leading to increased rates of depression, cancer and diabetes. Research projects across Europe and North America, includin… Continue reading Boring Cities Are Bad for Your Health
When trying to access my Hyper-V virtual machines, I experienced a network outage. After a little investigation, I stumbled upon a message that said ‘Miniport NIC ‘Microsoft Hyper-V Network Adapter’ restarted.’ This basically me… Continue reading Fix Hyper-V Network Dropouts on Broadcom Adapter
If you’re looking to get into flying first-person view (FPV) remote controlled aircraft, there’s an incredible amount of information available online. Seriously, it’s ridiculous. In fact, between the different forums …read more Continue reading DIYFPV: A New Home for Drone Builders
I sat down with Incase’s CEO to discuss how a brand known for Apple accessories resurrected Microsoft’s discontinued peripherals — starting with an unreleased ergonomic keyboard. Continue reading Exclusive: Incase announces new Keyboard that Microsoft designed (but never released)
In the cybersecurity landscape, we all need hashes! A hash is the result of applying a special mathematical function (a âhash functionâ) that transforms an input (such as a file or a piece of text) into a fixed-size string or number. This output, often called a âhash value,â âdigest,â or âchecksum,â uniquely represents the original data. In the context of this diary, hashes are commonly used for data integrity checks. There are plenty of them (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2, SHA-256, â¦), SHA256 being the most popular for a while because older like MD5 are considered as broken because researchers have demonstrated practical collision attacks.
In the past year, cross-domain attacks have gained prominence as an emerging tactic among adversaries. These operations exploit weak points across multiple domains – including endpoints, identity systems and cloud environments – so the adversary can in… Continue reading Cross-Domain Attacks: A Growing Threat to Modern Security and How to Combat Them
If Microsoft Excel crashes when saving a file, the solutions provided in this article will help. This issue occurs due to several causes, such as a conflict with add-ins, an antivirus or antimalware conflict, or corrupted Office files. Fix Excel crashe… Continue reading Excel crashes when saving a file [Fix]
Apple is offering rare discounts of up to 500 yuan ($68.50) on its latest iPhone models in China, as the U.S. tech giant moves to defend its market share against rising competition from domestic rivals like Huawei. From a report: The four-day promotion… Continue reading Apple Offers iPhone Discounts in China as Competition Intensifies
Generally, the projects featured on Hackaday actually do something. We won’t go as far as to say they are practical creations, but they usually have some kind of function other than …read more Continue reading Light Brite Turned Sci-Fi Console on the Cheap