Collaborate Disseminate
Lamps are interesting pieces of homeware. They can be purely functional, but often they become expressions of the true vibrancy of industrial design. The “DuoLux” from [seabirdhh] may not yet …read more Continue reading DuoLux Is A Stylish Lamp And You Should Definitely Print Your Own
3D printing lets the average maker tackle building anything their heart desires, really, and many have taken to using the technology for audio projects. Printable speaker and headphone designs abound. …read more Continue reading How Good Are The Head(amame) 3D Printed Headphones?
We’ve seen a great many Arduino synthesizer projects over the years. We love to see a single Arduino bleeping out some monophonic notes. From there, many hackers catch the bug …read more Continue reading Arduino Orchestra Plays The Planets Suite
Facial recognition is everywhere these days. Cloud servers churn through every picture uploaded to social media, phone cameras help put faces to names, and CCTV systems are being used to …read more Continue reading Adversarial Makeup: Your Contouring Skills Could Defeat Facial Recognition
Regular doorknobs are widely reviled for their bare simplicity, but by and large society has so many other problems that it never really comes up in day to day conversation. …read more Continue reading Making a Metal Hand Doorknob
The Lenovo Yoga Book is a interesting thing, featuring a touch-surface keyboard that also doubles as a Wacom tablet. [TinLethax] sadly broke the glass of this keyboard when trying to …read more Continue reading Rescuing a Wacom Digitizer From A Broken Lenovo Yoga Book
Bluetooth has become widely popular since its introduction in 1999. However, it’s also had its fair share of security problems over the years. Just recently, a research group from the …read more Continue reading Bluetooth Vulnerability: Arbitrary Code Execution On The ESP32, Among Others
Oftentimes in computing, we start doing a thing, and we’re glad we’re doing it. But then we realise, it would be much nicer if we could do it much faster. …read more Continue reading Even Faster Fourier Transforms On the Raspbery Pi Zero
[lexie] is a librarian, and librarians live in the real world. They’re not concerned with vague digital notions about the size of data, but practical notions of space. Thus, she …read more Continue reading An Entirely Frivolous Way To Measure Data
If you want to hook up an existing stereo or amplifier to Spotify, there’s a fair few options on the market. You can even just order a Raspberry Pi and …read more Continue reading Building a Custom Linux Single Board Computer Just To Play Spotify