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#hack Backup Camera, Digital Dash, Road Assist… in 1969? hackaday.com/2022/08/31/back… @hackaday

Backup Camera, Digital Dash, Road Assist… In 1969?

If your friend told you their car had a backup camera, a digital dashboard, climate control, could scan for radio stations, and even helped stay on the road, you wouldn’t think much about it.…

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#hack Building a Glowing Demon Core Lamp hackaday.com/2022/08/31/buil… @hackaday

Building A Glowing Demon Core Lamp

The so-called Demon Core was a cursed object, a 6.2 kilogram mass of plutonium intended to be installed in a nuclear weapon. Instead, slapdash experimental techniques saw it feature in several trag…

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#hack Simple Hacks To Make LEGO Train Track Out of Other Pieces hackaday.com/2022/08/30/simp… @hackaday

Simple Hacks To Make LEGO Train Track Out Of Other Pieces

LEGO trains are fun to play with, but as with any model train, you so seldom have enough track to fulfill your greatest desires. YouTuber [brick_on_the_tracks] has come up with some creative ideas …

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#hack Making a Pipe Crimper From Scrap hackaday.com/2022/08/30/maki… @hackaday

Making A Pipe Crimper From Scrap

We love upcycling around these parts — taking what would be a pile of rusty scrap and turning it into something useful — and this project from YouTuber [Hands on Table] is no different.…

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#hack An Amstrad Portable You Won’t Have Seen hackaday.com/2022/08/30/an-a… @hackaday

An Amstrad Portable You Won’t Have Seen

Of all the players in the home computer world in the 1980s, Alan Sugar’s Amstrad was a step ahead in ease of use over its competitors. The Amstrad CPC series of computers came with their own …

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#hack Militaries Are Rushing To Get Anti-Drone Lasers Operational hackaday.com/2022/08/30/mili… @hackaday

Militaries Are Rushing To Get Anti-Drone Lasers Operational

Flying drones have been a part of modern warfare for a good few decades now. Initially, most of these drones were built by traditional military contractors and were primarily used by the world̵…

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#hack C64 Turned Theremin with a Handful of Parts hackaday.com/2022/08/30/c64-… @hackaday

C64 Turned Theremin With A Handful Of Parts

The theremin is popular for its eerie sound output and its non-contact playing style. While they’re typically built using analog hardware, [Linus Åkesson] decided to make one using the venera…

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#hack A Primer For the Homebrew Game Boy Advance Scene hackaday.com/2022/08/29/a-pr… @hackaday

A Primer For The Homebrew Game Boy Advance Scene

As video game systems pass into antiquity, some of them turn out to make excellent platforms for homebrew gaming. Not only does modern technology make it easier to interact with systems that are no…

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#hack Genshin Security Impact hackaday.com/2022/08/29/gens… @hackaday

Genshin Security Impact

An MMORPG with cute anime-style characters and maybe a bit too much inspiration taken from another classic Nintento franchise, Genshin Impact is a relatively popular game across the PlayStation, iO…

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#hack Magic Eye Tubes Go Solid State with This Plug-In Replacement hackaday.com/2022/08/29/magi… @hackaday

Magic Eye Tubes Go Solid State With This Plug-In Replacement

Perhaps nothing added quite so much to the charm of vacuum tube circuits from back in the heyday of the vacuum tube as did the “Magic Eye” indicating tube. With the ghostly green glow o…

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#hack Review: Lidl Parkside Micrometer hackaday.com/2022/08/29/revi… @hackaday

Review: Lidl Parkside Micrometer

A couple of years ago we published a look at precision measurement tools, in particular vernier calipers and micrometer screw gauges. It featured a look at how they work and how they’re used,…

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#hack Six Shooter Swaps Powder for Popped Capacitors hackaday.com/2022/08/29/six-… @hackaday

Six Shooter Swaps Powder For Popped Capacitors

Modern firearms might seem far removed from the revolvers of the Old West, but conceptually, they still operate on the same principle: exploding gunpowder. But as anyone who has put too much voltag…

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#arduino Monitoring the force of a 20-ton hydraulic press blog.arduino.cc/2022/08/29/m…

Monitoring the force of a 20-ton hydraulic press | Arduino Blog

Material testing often comes down to breaking stuff and measuring how much force it took to do so. How a thing breaks is a result of different strength

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#hack Share Screen To RGB Panel With Pi Pico W hackaday.com/2022/08/28/shar… @hackaday

Share Screen To RGB Panel With Pi Pico W

RGB LEDs are great for adding a bit of color to your life, and it’s even more satisfying to use a matrix of them as a graphic display. [bitluni] built an RGB LED display with Pi Pico to which…

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#hack Hackaday Links: August 28, 2022 hackaday.com/2022/08/28/hack… @hackaday

Hackaday Links: August 28, 2022

The countdown for the first step on humanity’s return to the Moon has begun. The countdown for Artemis 1 started on Saturday morning, and if all goes well, the un-crewed Orion spacecraft atop…

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#hack Sleep Posture Monitor Warns You Away from Dangerous Positions hackaday.com/2022/08/28/slee… @hackaday

Sleep Posture Monitor Warns You Away From Dangerous Positions

Age, we’re told, is just a number, but that number seems to be the ever-increasing count of injuries of a ridiculous nature. Where once the younger version of us could jump from a moving car …

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#hack LED Clock Uses Micro QR Codes to Show the Time hackaday.com/2022/08/28/led-… @hackaday

LED Clock Uses Micro QR Codes To Show The Time

As you probably know, we love our clocks here at Hackaday. Odd display technologies are always interesting to see, as are unusual encoding techniques such as binary, ternary or higher-radix number …

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#hack Giant Keyboard Is Just Our Type hackaday.com/2022/08/27/gian… @hackaday

Giant Keyboard Is Just Our Type

We like big keyboards and we cannot lie, and we’ve seen some pretty big keyboards over the years. But this one — this one is probably the biggest working board that anyone has ever seen…

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#hack A Raspberry Pi Handheld Computer You Might Want To Use hackaday.com/2022/08/27/a-ra… @hackaday

A Raspberry Pi Handheld Computer You Might Want To Use

Amid the many wonderful form factors being explored by the makers of cyberdecks, there’s one that’s emerged which harks back to an earlier generation of portable computers: the handheld…

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#hack 2022 Hackaday Prize: Boondock Echo Connects Your Radios with the Cloud hackaday.com/2022/08/27/2022… @hackaday
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