Collaborate Disseminate
If you were to point to a single device responsible for much of Hackaday’s early success, it might be the Arduino Uno. The little board from an Italian university with …read more Continue reading KernelUNO, An OS For The Arduino Uno
It’s a phrase we use a lot in our community, “Drink the Kool-Aid”, meaning becoming unreasonably infatuated with a dubious idea, technology, or company. It has its origins in 1960s …read more Continue reading AI For The Skeptics: The Universal Function For Some Things Only
Distraction free writing tools are a reaction to the bells and whistles of the modern desktop computer, allowing the user to simply pick up the device and write. The etyper …read more Continue reading 2026 Green Powered Challenge: A Low Power Distraction Free Writing Tool
APRs is an amateur radio protocol allowing the exchange of short packets of data. It’s commonly used to transmit a GPS position, though it can find other applications. The Flipper …read more Continue reading Flipper Zero Transmits APRS With No Extra Parts
Noise cancelling headphones are a great way to insulate yourself from the bustle of the city, but due to their power requirements, continuous use means frequent recharging. [Alessandro Sgarzi] has …read more Continue reading 2026 Green Powered Challenge: The Eternal Headphones
It’s the evening before publication, and a pair of Hackaday writers convene to record the week’s podcast. This week Elliot Williams is joined by Jenny List, and it’s a bumper …read more Continue reading Hackaday Podcast Episode 366: DOOM on a Toaster, Music in LED Strips, and Old Drives in New Clothes
There are some subjects as a writer in which you know they need to be written, but at the same time you feel it necessary to steel yourself for the …read more Continue reading AI For The Skeptics: Attempting To Do Something Useful With It
Back in 2017, Hackaday featured an audio reactive LED strip project from [Scott Lawson], that has over the years become an extremely popular choice for the party animals among us. …read more Continue reading Audio Reactive LED Strips Are Hard
Like many long-established broadcasters, the BBC put out a selection of their archive material for us all to enjoy online. Their most recent may be of interest to Hackaday readers …read more Continue reading The Brits Made a Rocket. What Happened To It?
The Intel era of Apple Macs led to so-called “Hackintoshes”, more normal PCs running x86 MacOS X. Now Brian Keller proves that a Hackintosh isn’t restricted to the x86 era, …read more Continue reading You’ve All Seen A Hackintosh, But Have You Seen One On A Wii?