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Why buy a num pad or a macropad when you can build something new and beautiful, open source that bad boy, and be a hero to the community? We think …read more Continue reading Custom Num Pad Does Double Duty as Macro Pad
For seven months, [Bernardo Kastrup] at [TheByteAttic] has been realizing his childhood dream of building his own computer. It was this dream that steered him into the field of computer …read more Continue reading Cerberus 2080 — Three-Headed Retro Computing Project
As amazing as CircuitPython is, it hasn’t yet been ported to any 8-bit microcontrollers. [Chris Heo] was unsatisfied with his inability to use Python on his 8-bit ATmega4808 AVR, so …read more Continue reading Python Runs Through A Zombified 8-Bit AVR
Frequenters of arcades back in the golden age of video games will likely recall the mix of sounds coming from a properly full arcade, the kind where you stacked your …read more Continue reading RCA Plug Plays Sixteen-Minute Chiptune Piece, All by Itself
There are two kinds of programmers: those who don’t use Lisp, and those who need new parenthesis keycaps every six months. Lisp is one of those languages you either really …read more Continue reading AVR Bare Metal with Lisp
Join us on Wednesday, April 21 at noon Pacific for the AVR Reverse Engineering Hack Chat with Uri Shaked! We’ve all become familiar with the Arduino ecosystem by now, to …read more Continue reading AVR Reverse Engineering Hack Chat
We’ve all got projects kicking around that we haven’t had time to document for our own purposes, let alone expose to the blinding light of the Internet. There are only …read more Continue reading Keep Cool With This Open Source AVR Fan Controller
What a time to be alive when you can find inexpensive microcontrollers that come with programmable(ish) logic that can operate independently of the system clock. [David Johnson-Davies] recently built a proof of concept using the Configurable Custom Logic (CCL) that …read more
Continue reading AVR Configurable Custom Logic as a Frequency Divider at 4x Chip’s Clock Speed
The winter lineup of HackadayU courses has just been announced, get your tickets now!
Spend those indoor hours leveling up your skills — on offer are classes to learn how to prototype like a mechanical engineer, how to create precision 3D models in Rhino, or how to dive through abstraction …read more
Continue reading HackadayU Announces Rhino, Mech Eng, and AVR Classes During Winter Session
When [Alain] wanted to use some of the new TinyAVR 0 chips — specifically, the Attiny406 — it seemed overkill to use the Windows IDE. There are plenty of sources of information on programming other AVR chips using simple command line tools, but not for these newer 0-series parts which …read more