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There are various situations that warrant additional keyboards on your desk, and inputting a second language is definitely a good one. That’s the idea behind KanaChord, which generates Unicode macros …read more Continue reading KanaChord Is a Macro Pad for Japanese Input
We all know the drill when it comes to online security — something you know, and something you have. But when the “something you have” is a two-factor token in …read more Continue reading Hackaday Prize 2023: Sleek Macro Pad Makes 2FA a Little Easier
There are certain design aesthetics from every era that manage to survive the fads of their time and live throughout history. Ancient Greek architecture is still drawn upon for design …read more Continue reading Custom Calculator Brings Us Back To The 70s
At first glance, this gorgeous retro-styled audio player built by [Max Kern] could absolutely pass for the genuine article. But then you take a closer look and realize that the …read more Continue reading Faux-Retro “Tape” Player Runs on ESP32 and 80s Vibes
I keep saying I need to stay away from auction sites, but then I wouldn’t have as much fodder for Hackaday, would I? As I write this, I’m waiting on …read more Continue reading Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Grabbity Gloves
About a month ago, [50an6xy06r6n] shared their hot swap 3D-printed circuit board for keyboard design with the mechanical keyboard subreddit. It’s more of a prototyping tool than a permanent fixture, …read more Continue reading 3D-Printed, Hot-Swap Keyboard PCB Generator is Super Cool
What’s the worst thing about split keyboards? If they have one general fault, it’s that almost none of them have a number pad. If you can fly on that thing, …read more Continue reading Redox Redux: Split Keeb Gets a Num Pad
There’s more than one way to make a mechanical macro pad, and this wooden wonder represents one of our favorites. [Tauno Erik] had an old rubber dome rectangle keyboard lying …read more Continue reading Custom Macro Keyboard Looks Good in Wood
The super fun thing about macro pads is that they’re inherently ultra-personalized, so why not have fun with them? This appealing little keeb may have been a joke originally, but …read more Continue reading Go Ape with a Banana Macropad
Reddit user [duzitbetter] showed off their design for a 3D-printed programmable macro keyboard that offers a different take on what can be thought of as a sort of 3D-printed PCB. The design is called the Bloko 9 and uses the …read more
Continue reading 3D-Printed Macro Pad Ditches the PCB With Slick Wiring Guides