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Buildling A Light That Reacts To Radio Waves Hackaday Article

Buildling A Light That Reacts To Radio Waves

Ultimate Picture Frame Combines Walnut and 3D Printing Hackaday Article

Ultimate Picture Frame Combines Walnut and 3D Printing

Tolerating Delay With DTN The Internet has spoiled us. You assume network packets either show up pretty quickly or they are never going to show up. Even if you are using WiFi in a crowded sports stadium or LTE on the side o…

Networking is easy enough with regular protocols when you're sending packets across the globe.

When you start getting into longer distances, like to the Moon and back? You might need something more specialized.

Al Williams explains Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN).

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X-Cube Prism Becomes Dichoric Disco Ball Hackaday Article

X-Cube Prism Becomes Dichoric Disco Ball

Oh, what sort of peripherals?

We're open to sausage extruders, 100%. Making A DIY version that's food safe, now there's a challenge...

Whatever you gotta to do RAM up, these days!

This is a weird one in that it's a cure for entirely missing teeth. A badly decayed tooth would have to first be removed for this technique to work...

Sadly it seems we're best at just moving hairs around. Regrowth eludes us...

A fair take. IE was playing hardball.

Yes! The AOL years got *very* weird.

Yes, market forces can be quite perverse

Good point - something we may have to look at in a future article!

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We lost so much when Radio Shack went down.

Always interesting to look at which companies changed and lived on and which ones folded!

Post-rampocalyptic Chip-Swap Provides Desktop Memory at Laptop Prices Hackaday Article

Post-rampocalyptic Chip-Swap Provides Desktop Memory at Laptop Prices

Regrowing Teeth Might Not Be Science Fiction Anymore Hackaday Article

Regrowing Teeth Might Not Be Science Fiction Anymore

Running DOOM on Earbuds Hackaday Article

Running DOOM on Earbuds

Zombie Netscape Won’t Die Hackaday Article

Zombie Netscape Won’t Die

Pi Compute Module Powers Fully Open Smartphone Hackaday Article

Pi Compute Module Powers Fully Open Smartphone

Why Diffraction Gratings Create Fourier Transforms Hackaday Article

Why Diffraction Gratings Create Fourier Transforms

The History of Tandem Computers Hackaday Article

The History of Tandem Computers

Does a donut machine count as a 3D printer if it can only print donuts?

With an enclosure and an interlock on the door, it doesn't have to be horrifying!

Though ideally you'd use a fresh printer with due attention to avoiding microplastic contamination and other such things...

One Hundred Years Of Telly Hackaday Article

One Hundred Years Of Telly

Hacks we haven't seen yet: 3D printer becomes slicer for deli meats.

We always love when a Sega tip rolls in on the tipsline!

This one was a humdinger.

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Create a Tiny Telephone Exchange with an Analog Telephone Adapter Hackaday Article

Create a Tiny Telephone Exchange with an Analog Telephone Adapter

Restoring a 1924 Frigidaire B-9 Refrigerator Back to Working Condition Hackaday Article

Restoring a 1924 Frigidaire B-9 Refrigerator Back to Working Condition

Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Split with the Num Pad Hackaday Article

Keebin’ with Kristina: the One with the Split with the Num Pad