Collaborate Disseminate
It’s a ritual in workplaces around the world this time of any other year but 2020: the office holiday party. Too much food, perhaps too much alcohol, and garish sweaters that you wouldn’t be caught dead in on any other occasion. Things are, of course, a tad different this year, …read more
Continue reading Join Us for the “Holiday with Hackaday and Tindie” Meet-Up
Web site names ending in new top-level domains (TLDs) like .men, .work and .click are some of the riskiest and spammy-est on the Internet, according to experts who track such concentrations of badness online. Not that there still aren’t a whole mess of nasty .com, .net and .biz domains out there, but relative to their size (i.e. overall number of domains) these newer TLDs are far dicier to visit than most online destinations. Continue reading Bad .Men at .Work. Please Don’t .Click
What’s better than a cool build? A cool build with valuable advice! Add a few flashy pictures and you have [Martin Raynsford]’s Reuleaux triangle coasters blog post. [Martin Raynsford] wanted to share his advice about the importance of using jigs and we’re sold. He was able to make 100 coasters in a single day and if he’s like us, after number ten, the work gets a little hurried and that is when mistakes are made.
Jig is a broad term when it comes to tooling but essentially, it holds your part in place while you work on it. In this …read more
If you’re in the Bay Area this weekend, the only place to be on Saturday night is O’Neill’s Irish Pub in San Mateo. Hackaday is once again hosting a meetup after Maker Faire closes for the evening, and you don’t want to miss it. Please RSVP now.
This is the fourth year of our BAMF meetup and we’re continually amazed at the turnout — we pack ’em in and it’s not just because the first round of drinks is on us. This is the mixer for everyone who is passionate about hardware. You’ll find your Internet heroes on hand (think …read more
Continue reading It’s Back! Hackaday Meetup at Bay Area Maker Faire
Paul has trapped everyone in a blizzard at G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island! They must talk about penetration testing or they will be penetra…well, never mind. Watch this segment to hear our panel of experts talk about penetration testing! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel Security Weekly Website Follow us on Twitter: @securityweekly http://traffic.libsyn.com/pauldotcom,pswonly/Pauls_Security_Weekly__500_-_Round_Table_Penetration_Testing_pt._2_converted.mp3 Continue reading Paul’s Security Weekly #500 – Round Table: Penetration Testing pt. 2
Paul and crew kick off the episode 500 festivities by hosting a roundtable discussion on the current state and future of IoT security! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel Security Weekly Website Follow us on Twitter: @securityweekly http://tra… Continue reading Paul’s Security Weekly #500 – Round Table: IoT Security pt. 1
We need to take this seriously. Continue reading A Canadian Conservative Politician Promises ‘Revenge of the Comment Section’
Last week the Supplyframe Design Lab in Pasadena opened it’s doors, welcoming in the community to explore the newly rebuilt interior which is now filled with high-end prototyping and fabrication tools and bristling with work areas to suit any need. I had a chance to pull a few people aside during the opening night party to talk about how the Design Lab came about and what we can expect coming out of the space in the near future.
Opening night was heavily attended. I recognized many faces, but the majority of those exploring the building were new acquaintances for me. …read more
Continue reading Inside the Supplyframe Design Lab on Opening Night
