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Wooden Piano Keys Hold Your Less-Wooden, Not-Piano Keys

Posted on June 15, 2026 by Tyler August

There are many ways to deal with keys: a bowl next to the entryway, a junk drawer, or you can just leave them in your pockets and hope you remember …read more Continue reading Wooden Piano Keys Hold Your Less-Wooden, Not-Piano Keys→

Posted in car keys, cnc hacks, CNC woodworking, mechanism

Bavarian Court Tells Gemini It Can’t Be a Real Boy Until It Tells the Truth

Posted on June 14, 2026 by Tyler August
A wooden doll with a long nose that has nothing to do with Disney

Does anyone like Google’s AI summaries? If so, they weren’t on the Judge’s bench in a specific Bavarian courtroom recently, where it was ruled that yes, Google is liable for …read more Continue reading Bavarian Court Tells Gemini It Can’t Be a Real Boy Until It Tells the Truth→

Posted in artificial intellegence, Artificial Intelligence, legal, LLM, News

Why not yserver? It’s Xserver, but Rust-y.

Posted on June 14, 2026 by Tyler August
yserver screenshot demonstrating compiz comptibility

If you’re not into Wayland as a display manager, it seems like your options are slowly dwindling. Xorg isn’t exactly a hotbed of activity, and the one fork everyone knows …read more Continue reading Why not yserver? It’s Xserver, but Rust-y.→

Posted in linux hacks, rust, software development, x11, Xorg

OpenCAL: Computed Axial Lithographic 3D Printing For Everyone

Posted on June 14, 2026 by Tyler August
The OpenCAL printer, projector on the right, print volume on the left.

Computed Axial Lithographic printing gets even closer to the Star Trek replicator fantasy than any other 3D printer we’ve seen: there’s a machine, it glows with a mysterious bluish light, …read more Continue reading OpenCAL: Computed Axial Lithographic 3D Printing For Everyone→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, computer axial, OpenCAL

Is a CS Degree DOA thanks to LLMs? IEEE Says TBD.

Posted on June 14, 2026 by Tyler August

The ongoing AI apocalypse is hitting prices for high-end components from RAM to GPUs to storage hard, which is bad enough when you have a job to try and budget …read more Continue reading Is a CS Degree DOA thanks to LLMs? IEEE Says TBD.→

Posted in artificial intellegence, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, jobs, LLM

Amiga 1232 Storm CD Packs Every Upgrade into One Wedge

Posted on June 12, 2026 by Tyler August
It's rare to see an A1200 case fuller than this.

You know what they used to say– once you go Commodore, you’ll never leave by any door. Well, they might not have said that, but given the prevalence of projects …read more Continue reading Amiga 1232 Storm CD Packs Every Upgrade into One Wedge→

Posted in Amiga 1200, CD32, commodore, PiStorm, retrocomputing

Process 4 Billion Pixels Per Second from 16 DIY Cameras for the Best V-Tubing Rig Ever

Posted on June 11, 2026 by Tyler August

[Dennis] is on YouTube with his channel “Made By Dennis,” but for the record he is a maker, not a V-tuber. On the other hand, his latest project– creating a …read more Continue reading Process 4 Billion Pixels Per Second from 16 DIY Cameras for the Best V-Tubing Rig Ever→

Posted in cm4, cm5, digital cameras hacks, motion capture, Raspberry Pi Compute Module

Meshcore and Haiku: a Match Apparently Made in Italy

Posted on June 10, 2026 by Tyler August
4:3 screenshot? Either period-appropriate hardware or a VM.

No, we’re not talking about cultural appropriation of Japan’s most famous form of short poem–this is the other Haiku, the open-source descendant of BeOS, which now has a fully-native meshcore …read more Continue reading Meshcore and Haiku: a Match Apparently Made in Italy→

Posted in beos, chat, haiku, meshcore, Network Hacks

DIY CO2 Scrubber in DIY Sub by a Hacker Braver Than Most

Posted on June 10, 2026 by Tyler August

If you look around your environment, you can probably pick off quite a few things that you’ve made, at least if you’ve been at this a while. You probably aren’t …read more Continue reading DIY CO2 Scrubber in DIY Sub by a Hacker Braver Than Most→

Posted in adsorbent, co2 scrubber, transportation hacks | Tagged Submarine

Pi Media Player with VCR Vibe is Perfect for CRTs

Posted on June 10, 2026 by Tyler August

If you have a TV and a Pi, you have the workings of a media center, and you’re not exactly short on options for software. But options are good, so …read more Continue reading Pi Media Player with VCR Vibe is Perfect for CRTs→

Posted in composite video, CRT TV, home entertainment hacks, media PC, media player, MPV, Raspberry Pi

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