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Testing a 3D Printed Cycloidal Gearbox Design

Posted on August 1, 2026 by Maya Posch

Cycloidal gearboxes are a recurring theme in the hobbyist space due to the performance their promise in a compact package. They are capable of taking in a high-speed input and …read more Continue reading Testing a 3D Printed Cycloidal Gearbox Design→

Posted in cycloidal drive, cycloidal gearbox, parts

Casual Repair and Maintenance on an Amiga 1000

Posted on August 1, 2026 by Maya Posch

Recently [Drygol] had an Amiga 1000 system over for some repairs as well as maintenance and general TLC. This is a Motorola 68000-based home computer from 1985 that also has …read more Continue reading Casual Repair and Maintenance on an Amiga 1000→

Posted in Amiga 1000, retrocomputing

Turning Glass Into a Touch-Sensitive Button

Posted on August 1, 2026 by Maya Posch

Although generally glass isn’t associated with touch-sensitive surfaces, the addition of an ITO (indium tin oxygen) coating adds the exciting property of not only being transparent to the visible light …read more Continue reading Turning Glass Into a Touch-Sensitive Button→

Posted in glass coating, how-to, resistive touch

Using the Chimney Effect to Drop Passively Cooled PC Temperatures

Posted on July 31, 2026 by Maya Posch

The stack effect — also known as the chimney effect — is the basic principle that hot air not only rises, but if guided through a tube, the rising hot …read more Continue reading Using the Chimney Effect to Drop Passively Cooled PC Temperatures→

Posted in chimney, computer hacks, passive cooling

Fixing a JMicron-Based M.2 USB Enclosure That Stopped Working

Posted on July 30, 2026 by Maya Posch

As useful as USB-to-M.2 SSD adapters are, sometimes you come across a bit of a dud. A case in point is the Orico-branded TCM2-C3 that features both an attractive clear …read more Continue reading Fixing a JMicron-Based M.2 USB Enclosure That Stopped Working→

Posted in M.2, repair hacks, SSD | Tagged Repair

DOOM Using Regular Expressions

Posted on July 29, 2026 by Maya Posch

Regular expressions (regexes) are an amazingly powerful way to perform operations on collections of e.g. text. Regexss can also be considered to be a programming language, even a Turing complete …read more Continue reading DOOM Using Regular Expressions→

Posted in does it run doom, regex, regexp, regular expressions, software development, software hacks

How the Vagus Nerve Promotes Healthy Cognition via Acetylcholine Signaling

Posted on July 29, 2026 by Maya Posch

It’s been said for centuries that you cannot think on an empty stomach, and that love goes through the stomach. Although these may seem like merely cute jabs at the …read more Continue reading How the Vagus Nerve Promotes Healthy Cognition via Acetylcholine Signaling→

Posted in cognition, cognitive decline, Science

Samsung’s SmartThings API Terminates Free Access

Posted on July 28, 2026 by Maya Posch

If there’s one constant in the world of commercial home automation solutions, it is that of decreasing availability and higher costs as time goes on. So too with Samsung’s SmartThings, …read more Continue reading Samsung’s SmartThings API Terminates Free Access→

Posted in home automation, home hacks, Internet of Things, News, SmartThings

Breaking the Parental Lock on an XBox 360 is Very Much an Inconvenience

Posted on July 28, 2026 by Maya Posch

There are many ways to soft-brick a device to the point where it cannot easily be used again, and “Cloud locks” or parental locks are probably at the top of …read more Continue reading Breaking the Parental Lock on an XBox 360 is Very Much an Inconvenience→

Posted in Parental control, Xbox 360, xbox hacks

FreeBSD Just Removed the Last of its GPL-Licensed Code

Posted on July 28, 2026 by Maya Posch

With a recent change that removed dialog in favor of bsddialog, FreeBSD has now retired the last piece of GPL-licensed code in its base system. Although the impact of this …read more Continue reading FreeBSD Just Removed the Last of its GPL-Licensed Code→

Posted in BSD, FreeBSD, gpl, software development, software licensing

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