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Hunting Submarines Via Gravity Is A Tough Errand
Detecting submarines through their gravitational effects is a challenging endeavor. While submarines are massive and…
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So Long, CHU, and Thanks for All the Time Signals
The Canadian time signal station CHU will cease operations on June 22, 2026, after providing time signals since 1923.…
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See Aerodynamics in Action with a Desktop Wind Tunnel
A new 3D printable desktop wind tunnel allows enthusiasts to explore aerodynamics without the high costs of full-sized…
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A Bicycle Built on an Italian Renaissance Tech Base
A YouTube channel explored the concept of a bicycle inspired by Leonardo Da Vinci's sketches. They constructed a…
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Linux on Android Provides Inexpensive, Powerful Computing
Linux can be run on carrier-locked Android phones, providing an affordable computing solution. A user demonstrated…
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Drawing Videos On An Etch-a-Sketch
A new etch-a-sketch robot can draw full portraits in under a minute. Developed by Every Flavor of Robot, the project…
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Honeywell X2S Smart Thermostat Firmware Reverse-Engineering
The Honeywell X2S Smart Thermostat has been reverse-engineered to explore its encrypted firmware. The process revealed…
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Tiny C64 PSU Rejects Tradition, Embraces USB
The Commodore 64 has traditionally required a bulky iron-core transformer for its power needs. A new product, the…
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Linux Fu: The Bluetooth Regression
The article discusses issues faced by a user of the OpenSuse Tumbleweed rolling distribution related to Bluetooth…
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A ZInc Air Battery You Can Make Yourself
Zinc air batteries have been utilized for decades, particularly in photography, due to their environmentally friendly…
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Remember When Flash Drives Were Going To Make Your PC Faster?
The article discusses the legacy of Microsoft's ReadyBoost technology introduced with Windows Vista in 2006.…
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Figuring Out What James Webb’s Mysterious Little Red Dots Are
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered over 300 mysterious red dots of unknown origin. Recent findings from the…
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Power from Gravity
Gravity batteries utilize the principle of converting kinetic energy into potential energy for energy storage. A…
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Peek Into IBM’s System/360 With Vintage Training Film
A vintage training film from IBM showcases the System/360 and its impact on data processing and file organization. The…
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Why the Smart Home Bubble Popped
The smart home industry, once booming, has seen a significant decline over the past decade. Many companies have exited…
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Through-Glass Vias and the Long Road to Glass Substrates
Glass-based substrates are gradually replacing organic substrates in PCBs due to their superior properties. However,…
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z386: An Open-Source 80386 Built Around Original Microcode
The z386 project aims to implement an Intel i386 CPU on an FPGA using original microcode. This approach ensures close…
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Lost Version of Amiga Unix Suddenly Reappears
A lost version of Amiga Unix, known as AMIX 2.02, has been rediscovered after being missing for years. The version was…
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3D Printing Space Cadet Pinball Into the Real World
A creator known as [CNCDan] is working on bringing the classic game Space Cadet Pinball into the physical world…
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A Benchtop Neutron Generator for the Home Reactor
A new benchtop neutron generator has been developed for amateur nuclear physicists. This device uses deuterium to…
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Just How Bad Was the Intel iAPX432?
The Intel iAPX432 was a hyper-CISC processor that ultimately failed commercially due to its poor performance. However,…
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Slightly Sentient d20 Might Subtly Shift Your Rolls
A new slightly sentient d20 die has been developed for tabletop gaming that can respond to players' luck. This…
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Hacking a Video Walkie Talkie’s TXW818 MCU and Running DOOM
A recent exploration into cheap video walkie-talkies revealed their potential for reverse engineering. Enthusiast…
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The Email Of The Future In 1986
The article reflects on the history of email, particularly focusing on a 1986 demonstration of the technology. It…
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Hackaday Links: May 24, 2026
This week's Hackaday Links highlights several notable tech developments. Google has clarified that the…
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NoiseCloud: Storing Data On YouTube
NoiseCloud is a new tool that allows users to store data on YouTube by converting files into digital noise. The…
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Adorable ASCII Aquarium Lives On Your Desk
Kert Gartner's ASCII Aquarium transforms a cheap yellow display into a miniature simulated aquarium featuring ASCII…
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Spacelab’s Mitra 125 MS
The article discusses the Mitra 125 MS, a French-built minicomputer used in Spacelab during the 1980s. It highlights…
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Meet the Raven: an Atari Clone Computer Based on the Motorola 68060
The Raven is a custom Atari clone computer built around the Motorola 68060 CPU. It features a unique mainboard design…
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Designing a Printable Cyclone Dust Separator for 99.95% Efficiency
A new design for a printable cyclone dust separator has achieved a filtering efficiency of 99.95%. This surpasses the…
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Putting Version 7.1 of the Direct Granules FDM Extruder Through Its Paces
The article discusses the testing of Version 7.1 of the Direct Granules FDM Extruder. It highlights improvements made…
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PCB Map Display Keeps An Eye On Family
A new PCB map display has been created to visually represent the California East Bay area. This innovative design…
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Touchable POV Display Blooms In Mid Air
A new touch-sensitive display called BloomBeacon has been developed by a team from the University of Chicago. This…
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Passive Bug Zapper Tracks Its Kill Count
A new passive bug zapper has been developed that tracks its kill count using an antenna. When a bug is caught, it…
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Building an Analog Meter Watch
A new type of analog watch has been created by Sahko, featuring a single needle to display time. The watch utilizes a…
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Amazing Stories
The 2026 Hackaday Europe event recently took place, bringing together a vibrant community of hackers. While the main…
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Water-cooling a 3D Printed Rocket Isn’t Quite Practical
Water-cooling a 3D printed rocket has proven to be impractical due to the limitations of consumer-grade materials.…
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Unitree GO-M8018-6 Motor Reverse Engineering
The Unitree GO-M8018-6 motors are being reverse-engineered to unlock their proprietary driver. This process involves…
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The Team Behind The Flipper One Needs Your Help
The team behind the Flipper Zero is now developing a new device called the Flipper One and is seeking community…
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The Maths Behind A Chord Recognition Engine
The article discusses the development of the WhatChord tool, which helps identify musical chords programmatically. It…
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Low Head Turbine Generates Plenty of Power
A new low head turbine design aims to generate power using simple materials and tools. The turbine, which utilizes PVC…
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Improving an Aquarium Chiller with an Industrial Controller Transplant
An aquarium chiller has been upgraded with a new industrial controller to improve its efficiency and accuracy. The…
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Injection Molding Your Own Rubik’s Cubes Takes Work
Creating your own Rubik's Cubes through injection molding is a complex and labor-intensive process. An individual…
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Hackaday Podcast Episode 370: Softer Cyberdecks, a Simulated Clutch, and an Overstuffed Mailbox
The latest episode of the Hackaday Podcast features discussions on various tech topics, including cyberdecks and…
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How the Banana Pi BPI-R4 Pro Violates the First Rule of OpenWRT Club
The Banana Pi BPI-R4 Pro router SBC currently lacks official OpenWRT support, leading users to rely on unofficial…
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This Week in Security: AI Generated Reports, More AI Generated Reports, GitHub Chaos, and More Linux Vulnerabilities
This week's security updates highlight significant vulnerabilities in Google's Pixel phones and the Linux kernel.…
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Autonomous Submarine Relies On Color Detection
An autonomous submarine has been developed that utilizes color detection for navigation. The submarine features a…
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Jacket Turned Cyberpunk Wearable OLED Display
A new jacket inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 features a wearable OLED display in its collar. The jacket utilizes four…
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Making a PCB The Old-Fashioned Way
The article discusses the traditional method of making a printed circuit board (PCB) by hand. It highlights the…
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Get That Windows 7 Feel In An OS That Still Gets Updates
Classic 7 is a reskin of Windows 10 designed to evoke the simplicity of Windows 7. It offers long-term support and…
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