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Let’s Buy Commodore! Well, Somebody Is.

Posted on June 7, 2025 by Jenny List

When a man wearing an Atari T-shirt tells you he’s buying Commodore it sounds like the plot for an improbable 1980s movie in which Nolan Bushnell and Jack Tramiel do …read more Continue reading Let’s Buy Commodore! Well, Somebody Is.→

Posted in brand, commodore, commodore 64, News, retrocomputing

Printed Focus Control for Pro Style Cinematography

Posted on June 7, 2025 by Jenny List

When you watch a movie and see those perfect focus switches or zooms, the chances are you’re not seeing the result of the cameraman or focus operator manually moving the …read more Continue reading Printed Focus Control for Pro Style Cinematography→

Posted in 3D printed parts, digital cameras hacks, focus puller, stepper motor

A Network Status Panel The Way It Should Be

Posted on June 6, 2025 by Jenny List

Sometimes a project forms itself around a component rather than an idea, and thus it was that [Maximilien] found himself building a data rate monitor for the connection between two …read more Continue reading A Network Status Panel The Way It Should Be→

Posted in led hacks, Network Hacks, pi pico, status panel

In Film, What’s Old May Still Be New Again

Posted on June 6, 2025 by Jenny List

We recently published an affectionate look at a Polaroid Land camera, whose peel-apart instant film is long out of production except for a very few single exposure packs form a …read more Continue reading In Film, What’s Old May Still Be New Again→

Posted in classic hacks, edwin land, instant film, kodachrome, land camera | Tagged Polaroid

A Steady Vacuum For The Fastest Cassette Tape Drive Ever

Posted on June 5, 2025 by Jenny List

If you think of a 1960s mainframe computer, it’s likely that your mental image includes alongside the cabinets with the blinkenlights, a row of reel-to-reel tape drives. These refrigerator-sized units …read more Continue reading A Steady Vacuum For The Fastest Cassette Tape Drive Ever→

Posted in cassette tape, classic hacks, Hardware, tape drive, vacuum

A Vintage ‘Scope Comes Back To Life

Posted on June 4, 2025 by Jenny List

We’re suckers for a vintage electronic teardown here at Hackaday, and thus it’s pleasing to see [Thomas Scherrer OZ2CPU] with a 1962 AEG oscilloscope on his bench. It’s definitely seen …read more Continue reading A Vintage ‘Scope Comes Back To Life→

Posted in aeg, classic hacks, oscilloscope, teardown, tubes

2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Weigh Your Dog The Easy Way

Posted on June 2, 2025 by Jenny List

If you need to weigh your pet, you’ll soon find that getting an animal to stand on a weighing machine to order is very difficult indeed. If the critter in …read more Continue reading 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Weigh Your Dog The Easy Way→

Posted in contests, dog bed, home hacks, load cell, weighing machine

Plenty Of LEDs And Useful Too: The 2025 DORS/CLUC Badge

Posted on June 1, 2025 by Jenny List

It’s always nice to see new developments in the world of electronic badges, and while there are events and badge teams pushing the technological envelope there’s still plenty of scope …read more Continue reading Plenty Of LEDs And Useful Too: The 2025 DORS/CLUC Badge→

Posted in badge, badgelife, cons, DORS/CLUC | Tagged NFC

2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Keep The Prey At Bay With The Cat Valve

Posted on May 30, 2025 by Jenny List

Some cats are what you might call indoor cats, happy to stretch out in the lap of indoor luxury and never bother themselves with the inclement outdoors again. Others however …read more Continue reading 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Keep The Prey At Bay With The Cat Valve→

Posted in 2025 Pet Hacks Contest, cat, contests, home hacks, prey, Raspberry Pi

What does Linux Need? A Dial!

Posted on May 30, 2025 by Jenny List

It’s fair to say that there can’t be many developers who have found the need for a rotary telephone dial as a peripheral for their Linux computer, but in case …read more Continue reading What does Linux Need? A Dial!→

Posted in dial phone, linux hacks, Linux kernel, peripherals hacks, rotary dial

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