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Have you ever looked in a doll house and said “I wish those dolls had a scale replica of a 1984 Macintosh 128K that could be operated by USB?” — …read more Continue reading Pico-mac-nano Fits Working Macintosh on Barbie’s Desk
Cats are no respecters of personal property, as [Joe Mattioni] learned when one of his cats, [Layla] needed a special prescription diet. Kitty didn’t care for it, and since the …read more Continue reading 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Feline Facial Recognition Foils Food Filching
AI art is controversial, to say the least, but usually when talking about “AI Art”, one is talking about diffusion models. This unsettling artpeice called “Latent Reflection” by [Rootkid] (video …read more Continue reading AI Art Installation Swaps Diffusion for Reflection
The B&W Nautalis is, depending who you ask, either infamous or an icon of modern design. Want the look but don’t have a hundred grand to spare? [Every Project All …read more Continue reading Who Needs 100K Speakers When You’ve Got a 3D Printer?
Some projects start as hacks, and end as products — that’s the case for [Akio Sato]’s project Loko, the LoRa/GPS tracker that was entered in our 2025 Pet Hacks Contest. …read more Continue reading 2025 Pet Hacks Contest: Loko Tracks Fido with LoRa and GPS
For all that “should have used a 555” is a bit of a meme around here, there’s some truth to it. The humble 555 is a wonderful tool in the …read more Continue reading Stylus Synth Should Have Used a 555– and Did!
Nothing caps off a great project like a good, professional-looking front panel. Looking good isn’t easy, but luckily [Accidental Science] has a tutorial for a quick-and-easy front panel technique in …read more Continue reading Easy Panels With InkJet, Adhesives, and Elbow Grease
We love Arduino here at Hackaday; they’ve probably done more to make embedded programming accessible to more people than anything else in the history of the field. One thing the …read more Continue reading Speed Up Arduino with Clever Coding
With only two hundred odd days ’til Christmas, you just know we’re already feeling the season’s magic. Well, maybe not, but [Sean Dubois] has decided to give us a head …read more Continue reading Christmas Comes Early With AI Santa Demo
Shade is the mortal enemy of solar panels; even a little shade can cause a disproportionate drop in power output. [Alex Beale] reviewed a “revolutionary” shade-tolerant panel by Renology in …read more Continue reading Casting Shade on “Shade-Tolerant” Solar Panels