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The Path to Profiling Extraterrestrial Atmospheres With Astrophotonics

Posted on October 3, 2023 by Maya Posch

A major part of finding extraterrestrial life is to be able to profile the atmosphere of any planets outside of our solar system. This is not an easy task, as …read more Continue reading The Path to Profiling Extraterrestrial Atmospheres With Astrophotonics→

Posted in astrophotonics, habex, Space | Tagged Exoplanet

Using LoRa Nodes As Soil Moisture Sensing Antennas

Posted on October 2, 2023 by Maya Posch
The measurement results of: (a) RSSI in dBm collected from gateway 2 and (b) soil moisture during the winter period. (Credit: Maja Škiljo et al., 2022)

Although we generally think of Internet of Things (IoT) and similar devices as things that are scattered around above ground, there are plenty of reasons to also have such devices …read more Continue reading Using LoRa Nodes As Soil Moisture Sensing Antennas→

Posted in IoT, IoUT, LoRa, Science, soil moisture sensor

Google’s Augmented Reality Microscope Might Help Diagnose Cancer

Posted on October 2, 2023 by Maya Posch
Dr. Niels Olson uses the Augmented Reality Microscope. (Credit: US Department of Defense)

Despite recent advances in diagnosing cancer, many cases are still diagnosed using biopsies and analyzing thin slices of tissue underneath a microscope. Properly analyzing these tissue sample slides requires highly …read more Continue reading Google’s Augmented Reality Microscope Might Help Diagnose Cancer→

Posted in Augmented Reality, convolutional neural network, Medical hacks

Overclocking Raspberry Pi 5’s SoC To 3 GHz and 1 GHz GPU

Posted on October 1, 2023 by Maya Posch

Overclocking computer systems is a fun way to extract some free performance, or at least see how far you can push the hardware before you run into practical limitations. The …read more Continue reading Overclocking Raspberry Pi 5’s SoC To 3 GHz and 1 GHz GPU→

Posted in OC, overclocking, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 5, RPi

Turing Complete Programming on ARM With Two Instructions

Posted on September 29, 2023 by Maya Posch

There are many questions that can be asked for software projects, with most of these questions starting with ‘Why…?’. This is true for the challenge of proving that cascading stylesheets …read more Continue reading Turing Complete Programming on ARM With Two Instructions→

Posted in armfuck, brainfuck, esoteric language, software development

The Questionable Benefits of Paying More for Air Quality Monitors

Posted on September 28, 2023 by Maya Posch

Does paying more for air quality monitors (AQMs) make sense? This was the question which [Achim Haug] at the Air Gradient project sought to answer, with the answer being a …read more Continue reading The Questionable Benefits of Paying More for Air Quality Monitors→

Posted in air quality sensor, AQM, parts, pm2.5, Science

The Robot That Lends the Deaf-Blind Community a Hand

Posted on September 28, 2023 by Maya Posch

The loss of one’s sense of hearing or vision is likely to be devastating in the way that it impacts daily life. Fortunately many workarounds exist using one’s remaining senses …read more Continue reading The Robot That Lends the Deaf-Blind Community a Hand→

Posted in ASL, deafblind, News, robots hacks, sign language

Do Bounties Hurt FOSS?

Posted on September 27, 2023 by Maya Posch

As with many things in life, motivation is everything. This also applies to the development of software, which is a field that has become immensely important over the past decades. …read more Continue reading Do Bounties Hurt FOSS?→

Posted in bounty, Current Events, Featured, funding, Interest, open source ethics, open-source, Original Art, rants, Software, software bounty, software development

Beating Apple’s Secret Lid Angle Sensor Calibration With Custom Tool

Posted on September 27, 2023 by Maya Posch

Among the changes made by Apple to its laptops over the years, the transition from a Hall sensor-based sleep sensor to an angle sensor that determines when the lid is …read more Continue reading Beating Apple’s Secret Lid Angle Sensor Calibration With Custom Tool→

Posted in apple, laptops hacks, Mac Hacks, Reverse-engineering, Right to Repair | Tagged MacBook Pro

Reviving an Old Lime-E Beta Rideshare E-Bicycle

Posted on September 23, 2023 by Maya Posch

What do you do when you come across a cheap electric bicycle on Facebook Marketplace from a seller who has a few hundred of the same ones available? If you’re …read more Continue reading Reviving an Old Lime-E Beta Rideshare E-Bicycle→

Posted in e-bike, lime, transportation hacks

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