Collaborate Disseminate
If you asked us for an epic tale of designing and building under a deadline, one of the last places we would think to look is a MrBeast video. Yet …read more Continue reading Engineering on a Deadline for Squid Game
When a person owns the home they live in, often the only approval they need for modifications is from their significant other or roommate. In the worst case, maybe a …read more Continue reading Reversible Ventilation Hack Keeps the Landlord Happy
[SolderParty] just announced FlexyPins (Twitter, alternative view) – bent springy clips that let you connect modules with castellated pins. With such clips, you can quickly connect and disconnect any castellated …read more Continue reading FlexyPins Might Help With Those Pesky Castellated Modules
When traveling into the wilderness with a group of people, it’s good to have a method of communications set up both for safety and practicality. In the past people often …read more Continue reading An Off-Grid Makeshift Cell Network
Some of the 20th century’s most iconic design and typography came to us through public signage in the various national railways of Europe. Were you to think of a Modernist …read more Continue reading Belgian Railway Time For Your Home
[Sebastian Staacks] came across his old Game Boy and was wondering (as you do) what happened to recent attempts at getting a WiFi interface wedged into a standard cartridge. After …read more Continue reading ESP8266 Based WiFi Game Boy Cartridge Browses WikiPedia
For busy people, keeping track of all the tasks on your to-do list can be a daunting task in itself. Luckily there’s software to help you keep organized, but it’s …read more Continue reading Nixie Tube Indicator Tells You How Many Tasks You’ve Got Left to do
There’s going to be a new Matrix movie in theaters next month, and you know what that means: we’re about to see a whole new generation get obsessed with the …read more Continue reading Arduino Library Makes Digital Rain Like It’s 1999
Those of us who were around in the late 70s and into the 80s might remember the Speak & Spell, a children’s toy with a remarkable text-to-speech synthesizer. While it …read more Continue reading Classic 80s Text-To-Speech on Classic 80s Hardware
The PS/2-style port was once about as ubiquitous on PCs as USB connectors are today, and more than a few of us accumulated a fair collection of keyboards and mice …read more Continue reading The Wireless PS/2 Keyboard That Never Was