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The Moondrop MIAD 01: a Smartphone With Balanced Audio Output

Posted on May 9, 2024 by Maya Posch

Over the past several years we have seen smartphones regrettably lose features which were once standard, such as FM radios, IR blasters, status LEDs, physical buttons, micro SD card slots, …read more Continue reading The Moondrop MIAD 01: a Smartphone With Balanced Audio Output→

Posted in Android Hacks, Cellphone Hacks, mp3 player, smartphone

Imperva Report Claims That 50% of the World Wide Web is Now Bots

Posted on May 7, 2024 by Maya Posch

Automation has been a part of the Internet since long before the appearance of the World Wide Web and the first web browsers, but it’s become a significantly larger part …read more Continue reading Imperva Report Claims That 50% of the World Wide Web is Now Bots→

Posted in bots, cyber security, internet hacks, report

Tokyo Atacama Observatory Opens As World’s Highest Altitude Infrared Telescope

Posted on May 7, 2024 by Maya Posch

Although we have a gaggle of space telescopes floating around these days, there is still a lot of value in ground-based telescopes. These generally operate in the visible light spectrum, …read more Continue reading Tokyo Atacama Observatory Opens As World’s Highest Altitude Infrared Telescope→

Posted in astronomy, Space | Tagged Telescope

Upgrading a Cheap LX-2BUPS UPS Board To Fix Fatal Flaws

Posted on May 6, 2024 by Maya Posch

Cheap uninterruptable power supply (UPS) boards that take Li-ion cells of some description seem to have cropped up everywhere the past years. Finding use in applications such as keeping single-board …read more Continue reading Upgrading a Cheap LX-2BUPS UPS Board To Fix Fatal Flaws→

Posted in Battery Hacks, Li-ion, powerbank, Uninterruptible Power Supply, UPS

Poking Atomic Nuclei With Lasers For Atomic Clocks and Energy Storage

Posted on May 6, 2024 by Maya Posch

Although most people are probably familiar with the different energy levels that the electron shells of atoms can be in and how electrons shedding excess energy as they return to …read more Continue reading Poking Atomic Nuclei With Lasers For Atomic Clocks and Energy Storage→

Posted in atomic clock, energy storage, nuclear isomer, Science

Dune 3D: Open Source 3D Parametric Modeler From the Maker of Horizon EDA

Posted on May 5, 2024 by Maya Posch

When coming from the world of Autodesk and kin’s proprietary CAD solutions, figuring out which FOSS 3D CAD solution is the right one can be a real chore, as none …read more Continue reading Dune 3D: Open Source 3D Parametric Modeler From the Maker of Horizon EDA→

Posted in 3D CAD, Dune3D, Horizon EDA, software hacks

Google Removes RISC-V Support From Android

Posted on May 4, 2024 by Maya Posch

Last year the introduction of  RISC-V support to the Android-specific, Linux-derived Android Common Kernel (ACK) made it seem that before long Android devices might be using SoCs based around the …read more Continue reading Google Removes RISC-V Support From Android→

Posted in Google Android, News, RISC-V

Programming Ada: Packages and Command Line Applications

Posted on May 1, 2024 by Maya Posch

In the previous installment in this series we looked at how to set up an Ada development environment, and how to compile and run a simple Ada application. Building upon …read more Continue reading Programming Ada: Packages and Command Line Applications→

Posted in ada, Hackaday Columns, Programming, Software, software development

Synthesis of Goldene: Single-Atom Layer Gold With Interesting Properties

Posted on April 26, 2024 by Maya Posch

The synthesis of single-atom layer versions of a range of atoms is currently all the hype, with graphene probably the most well-known example of this. These monolayers are found to …read more Continue reading Synthesis of Goldene: Single-Atom Layer Gold With Interesting Properties→

Posted in goldene, monolayer, Science | Tagged Graphene

The Myth of Propellantless Space Propulsion Refuses to Die

Posted on April 25, 2024 by Maya Posch

In a Universe ruled by the harsh and unyielding laws of Physics, it’s often tempting to dream of mechanisms which defy these rigid restrictions. Although over the past hundred years …read more Continue reading The Myth of Propellantless Space Propulsion Refuses to Die→

Posted in EmDrive, Science, Space, Space Propulsion

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