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A Brief Overview of U.S Cyber Command’s Global Cyberspace Operations Synchronization (GCOS) Concept – Or Can We Make The Difference Between Real-Time and Synchronization in Cyberspace?

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Dancho Danchev

It should be clearly said that the current state of the U.S Cyber Command’s overall Global Cyberspace Operations Synchronization (GCOS)… Continue reading A Brief Overview of U.S Cyber Command’s Global Cyberspace Operations Synchronization (GCOS) Concept – Or Can We Make The Difference Between Real-Time and Synchronization in Cyberspace?→

A Brief Overview of U.S Cyber Command’s Global Cyberspace Operations Synchronization (GCOS) Concept – Or Can We Make The Difference Between Real-Time and Synchronization in Cyberspace?

Posted on June 2, 2023 by Dancho Danchev

Ask Hackaday: What’s Your Favourite Build Tool? Can Make Ever Be Usurped?

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Ben James

What do you do whilst your code’s compiling? Pull up Hackaday? Check Elon Musk’s net worth? Research the price of a faster PC? Or do you wonder what’s taking so long, and decide to switch out your build system?

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LD_PRELOAD: How to Run Code at Load Time

Posted on February 24, 2021 by Travis Phillips

Today I want to continue the series on using LD_PRELOAD. In previous posts, we covered how to inject a shared object binary into a process, and use that to hijack a library function call to run our own code. This is great when we want to overwrit… Continue reading LD_PRELOAD: How to Run Code at Load Time→

Maker Media Reboots Itself As Make Community

Posted on July 10, 2019 by Brian Benchoff

At a community meeting this week, Dale Dougherty, former CEO of Maker Media announced the relaunch of the Make brand. Maker Media is dead, but the brand may live on as Make Community, LLC. Dougherty will remain the CEO of Make Community, and Todd Sotkicwicz, former CFO of Maker Media, …read more

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Linux Fu: The Great Power of Make

Posted on June 22, 2018 by Al Williams

Over the years, Linux (well, the operating system that is commonly known as Linux which is the Linux kernel and the GNU tools) has become much more complicated than its Unix roots. That’s inevitable, of course. However, it means old-timers get to slowly grow into new features while new people have to learn all in one gulp. A good example of this is how software is typically built on a Linux system. Fundamentally, most projects use make — a program that tries to be smart about running compiles. This was especially important when your 100 MHz CPU connected to a …read more

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Less Than Production, More than One-Offs

Posted on November 14, 2017 by Brian McEvoy

We build things we think are cool. Sometimes, other people agree with us and they want a copy of what we’ve built. If you’re lucky enough to have an enviable product but you’re not ready for full-scale manufacturing, you may be looking at a low-volume production run. [Eric Strebel] walks us through one such instance where he makes some custom color swatches for a show. Video after the break.

[Eric Strebel] is an industrial designer so he plays to his strengths by designing the swatch shape, jig, tool, and hangers. He hires out the painting, laser cutting, and CNC machining. …read more

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Hacker Maketh Kingsman Umbrella

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Inderpreet Singh

Yes! Someone made the Kingman umbrella and yes it can shoot and yes it has a display on the inside. [James Hobson] just put up a video on YouTube for this excellent project detailing the process that went into creating this live working prop and it is amazing.

The build starts with finding a rugged umbrella and was tested by standing on it as well as decimating a few household objects. Compress CO2 cartridges provide the fuel for propelling blow darts as well as other non-lethal forms of ammunition. The coolest part of the project is the screen inside the …read more

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Finishing A Mini PS One: SLA vs Extruded

Posted on August 24, 2017 by Inderpreet Singh

One of the biggest lessons learned by first time 3D printer users is that not everything can be replicated and a printer is a machine and not a miracle worker. It has limitations in terms of what it can print as well as the quality of the output. For teeny tiny objects, the 0.8 mm nozzle will just not do and with resin printers on the rise, the question is, ‘are extruder printers obsolete?’

[Dorison Hugo] has made a mini version of the PS One using a Raspberry Pi which you can play games one. The kicker is that in …read more

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Portable Stir-Fry Range

Posted on July 30, 2017 by James Hobson

If you love a good stir-fry, you know that it can be a challenge to make on your stove at home. Engineer gourmet and Youtuber [Alex French Guy Cooking], in collaboration with [Make:], whipped up a portable range capable of making delectable stir-fry.

There are three major problems when it comes to cooking stir-fry: woks are typically unstable on normal burners, those burners don’t tend to heat from a center point out, and they usually aren’t hot enough. [Alex]’s 12,000BTU portable stove is great for regular applications, but doesn’t cut it when it comes to making an authentic stir-fry.