Collaborate Disseminate
It’s been about a decade since Amazon began to fly its delivery drones, aiming to revolutionize the online shopping experience with rapid delivery of certain items. Most recently Amazon got …read more Continue reading Amazon Receives FAA Approval for MK30 Delivery Drone
What do you get when you put a one-meter parabolic dish, an SDR, a Raspberry Pi, and an H1-LNA for 21 cm emissions together? The answer is: a radio telescope …read more Continue reading Tracking Hydrogen in Space With a Home Radio Telescope For 21 cm Emissions
Picture in your mind a big parking lot with 131 million cars on it. Now imagine that they are spread out over the entire Earth’s inhabited areas. Although still a …read more Continue reading Flirting With Kessler: why Space Debris Physics Make it Such an Orbital Pain
Each year millions of old smartphones are either tossed as e-waste or are condemned to lie unloved in dusty drawers, despite the hardware in them usually being still perfectly fine. …read more Continue reading Reusing an Old Android Phone For GPIO With External USB Devices
How easy is it to build your own Digital to Analog Converter (DAC)? Although you can readily purchase a wide variety of DACs these days, building your own can be …read more Continue reading Building a Discrete 14-Bit String DAC
Artificial intelligence has always been around us, with [Timothy J. O’Malley]’s 1985 book on AI projects for the Commodore 64 being one example of this. With AI defined as being …read more Continue reading All You Need for Artificial Intelligence is a Commodore 64
Many MacOS users are probably used by now to the annoyance that comes with unsigned applications, as they require a few extra steps to launch them. This feature is called …read more Continue reading Apple Forces the Signing of Applications in MacOS Sequoia 15.1
While most operating systems are written in C and C++, KolibriOS is written in pure x86 assembly and as a result small and lightweight enough to run off a standard …read more Continue reading KolibriOS: The Operating System That Fits on a 1.44 MB 3.5″ Floppy Disk
Most of us will probably have seen Nintendo’s latest gadget pop up recently. Rather than a Switch 2 announcement, we got greeted with a Nintendo-branded alarm clock. Featuring a 2.8″ …read more Continue reading Tearing Down Nintendo’s Alarmo Alarm Clock
The name BeOS is one which tends to evoke either sighs of nostalgia or blank stares, mostly determined by one’s knowledge of the 1990s operating system scene. Originally released in …read more Continue reading Haiku OS’s Beta 5 Release Brings Us Into a New BeOS Era