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Mag-Lev Switches Are the Future of Clacking

Posted on August 2, 2021 by Kristina Panos

While there’s probably a Cherry MX clone born every year or so, it’s not often that such a radically different type of switch comes along. These “Void” switches are Hall-effect …read more Continue reading Mag-Lev Switches Are the Future of Clacking→

Posted in clack hacks, Keyboard, keyswitch, magnetic switch, peripherals hacks

Living the Dream: New PCB for a Dirt-Cheap Calculator Watch

Posted on August 2, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Well, this hack has us tickled pink. We love the idea of buying some really cheap piece of technology and doing something amazing with it, and this is a textbook …read more Continue reading Living the Dream: New PCB for a Dirt-Cheap Calculator Watch→

Posted in ATSAML22, calculator watch, lcd controller, misc hacks, pcb, PCB design, watch, wearable hacks

Step ‘n Snack Fanny Pack Motivates with M&Ms

Posted on July 30, 2021 by Kristina Panos

[Sam March] has made a lot of different kinds of things, many of which have appeared on these very pages. Nowadays he wants to get the viewers more involved in …read more Continue reading Step ‘n Snack Fanny Pack Motivates with M&Ms→

Posted in calories, fanny pack, misc hacks, step counter

Bright Bike Light Might Make Them Back Off

Posted on July 29, 2021 by Kristina Panos

[Tegwyn☠Twmffat] recently got a job as a part-time bike courier and has come to realize just how dangerous it can be to mix leg-powered transportation with various sizes of engine-driven …read more Continue reading Bright Bike Light Might Make Them Back Off→

Posted in 2021 Hackaday Prize, The Hackaday Prize, transportation hacks

New Video Series: Raspberry Pi Pico and RP2040 Deep Dive with Uri Shaked

Posted on July 29, 2021 by Kristina Panos

In case you’ve been living under a rock that doesn’t have internet access, the Raspberry Pi Foundation got into the silicon sales and microcontroller game all at once this year …read more Continue reading New Video Series: Raspberry Pi Pico and RP2040 Deep Dive with Uri Shaked→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, HackadayU, how-to, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi Pico, rp2040

Keebin’ with Kristina: the one with the Mad Model M

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Hand-Wired Hell Help Do you dream of building a curvy ergonomic keyboard or macro pad, even though the idea of hand wiring gives you nightmares? You can make it a …read more Continue reading Keebin’ with Kristina: the one with the Mad Model M→

Posted in casemod, Hackaday Columns, ibm model m, Model M, Model M Keyboard, motors, peripherals hacks, Zergo Freedom

Ten Projects Won the Refresh Work-From-Home-Life Round of the Hackaday Prize

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Here we are, a year and change into this pandemic, and if you were new to working-from-home every day at the start, surely it has lost its luster by now. …read more Continue reading Ten Projects Won the Refresh Work-From-Home-Life Round of the Hackaday Prize→

Posted in 2021 Hackaday Prize, contests, roundup, The Hackaday Prize, work from home

Why Make Coffee When You’re Tired? Let a Robot Do It for You

Posted on July 25, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Like us, [Alberto] doesn’t compromise when it comes to a good cup of coffee. We figure that if he went to an office in the Before Times, he was the …read more Continue reading Why Make Coffee When You’re Tired? Let a Robot Do It for You→

Posted in 2021 Hackaday Prize, arduino, arduino nano, coffee, ESP32, lifehacks, pour over, robot, robots hacks, The Hackaday Prize

Walk the First 3D-Printed Bridge and Be Counted

Posted on July 24, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Way back in 2018, we brought you news of a 3D-printed stainless steel pedestrian bridge being planned to span a Dutch canal in Amsterdam. Now it’s finally in place and …read more Continue reading Walk the First 3D-Printed Bridge and Be Counted→

Posted in 3D printed bridge, 3d Printer hacks, Bridge, News, welding | Tagged Amsterdam

No Mask Required: Bring-A-Hack is Back August 5th

Posted on July 22, 2021 by Kristina Panos

Yes, we’re still in a pandemic and yes, these types of events are still happening over videoconference and not in meat space. But you know what? That means that so …read more Continue reading No Mask Required: Bring-A-Hack is Back August 5th→

Posted in Bring A Hack, cons, pandemic, remote

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