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15 items tagged "Hackaday"

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• March 07, 2010
• 9:22

  137 years of Popular Science online free

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  137 years of the magazine Popular Science are now being hosted online by Google. You can peruse at your leisure, though you’ll have to search by keyword. We don’t see a date or issue browsing option. The cover art alone is worth your time, even if you’re not a fan of the articles. Many of us have fond [...]
• February 21, 2010
• 12:08

  Hackaday links: February 21 2010

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  Powerplant control room panoramas: There are two power plants presented in 360 degree panoramas here. All those dials and switches just get us giddy. The one pictured above was built in 1918 and is still in operation. Not only are the control rooms here, but several other locations around the facility too. Energy recycling prosthetic foot: At first, [...]
• February 14, 2010
• 8:24

  Hackaday links: February 14, 2010

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  $30,000? Is it art or is it a puzzle? Well, it functions as a game but it’s certainly a work of art and priced accordingly. The Superplexus was featured in Make Mazine and Hammacher Schlemmer sells it for thirty grand (you can’t just click to add it to your cart though). Think of the work that [...]
• February 07, 2010
• 16:05

  Hackaday links: February 7, 2010

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  Bot gives head to passersby This free range robot was spotted at this year’s Kinetica Art Fair. You can place your hand above it and it will stop and pour you a beer. That’s if you consider 7/8 of a glass of head ‘a beer’. Photo booth adds fun – consumes floor space Face it, photo booths are [...]
• January 31, 2010
• 7:26

  Hackaday links: January 31st, 2010

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  Marble Junker Here’s a quick and dirty kinetic sculpture. It’s a track for a steel marble to roll around in with a magnet on a rotating wheel to pick it up and start it over again. Not every hack has to be a beautiful masterpiece, they just need to be fun. Of course, if this were [...]
• January 24, 2010
• 13:44

  Hackaday links: Sunday January 24

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  Everyone Remembers Free day right? [The Ideanator's] Bus Pirate came in such a nice red box – he decided to make it his permanent case. [Chico] is in the middle of making a CNC, but decided to make some music with the steppers in the mean time. What looks like an old wooden box is actually [Ludvig's] [...]
• January 17, 2010
• 10:00

  Hackaday links: January 17th, 2010

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  Apple Magic Mouse on Windows Looks like some folks snooped around the latest Bluetooth update from Apple and managed to extract the Magic Mouse drivers. Now you can use them to take this complex peripheral for a spin on Windows. [Thanks Juan] Component jewelry: From geeky to gross [Nikolaus] made a pair of 300k Ohm earrings for his [...]
• January 14, 2010
• 11:00

  Hackaday links: January 14th, 2010

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  We saw this home made beekeepers hood posted and actually mistook it for an art piece. We thought it was a Super Mario squid. You can see an example on this image, which is located on a site dedicated to cross stitching video game characters. In an odd coincidence, not related to the 8 bit textiles above, [...]
• December 27, 2009
• 10:50

  Hackaday Links: December 27, 2009

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  Brain Controlled Game If you’re a fan of biometrics this game is for you. It uses a homemade EEG to facilitate simple control. This is along the same lines as the Force Trainer hacks but this homebrew hardware is fun to look at. The success of the project can be seen in the video of a [...]
• December 25, 2009
• 9:08

  Hackaday Links: Christmas 2009

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  It’s a Guitar Hero Christmas Nope, we’re not adding Christmas songs to the game, but instead making the game part of the decor. [kumbaric] hung strings of lights on his garage door in the shape of this familiar gaming interface. The best thing is, you can actually play the game based on these lights. [Thanks Yuppicide] Smallest… [...]
• December 07, 2009
• 12:50

  Hackaday Links: December 7 2009

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  Ah the beauty of watching molten solder pull SMD components into place. Yeah, we’ve seen it before, but for some reason it never gets old. The glory days of wardriving are certainly behind us but if you’re still hunting in certain areas for access points you can leave the laptop at home. A homebrew program called [...]
• November 29, 2009
• 13:30

  Hackaday Links: Sunday, November 29

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  Sometimes we wonder if we’re making good choices with PCB layout when using EagleCAD. Watch how the pros do it with a video of an hour-long Adafruit PCB layout session compressed into seven minutes. [Elijah] documented his RepStrap build. This is a chicken-or-egg project in that RepStrap machines are built without the assistance of an already [...]
• November 22, 2009
• 9:10

  Hackaday Links: Sunday November 22

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  Hacklab’s laser cutter got the customary musical treatment. You can see it play the theme from mario brothers here. It’s nothing new to us, but we still enjoy seeing it done. Ever been curious how a pole transformer is made? Quench that curiosity with this educational video. [via HackedGadets] Here’s a quasi humanoid robot that is designed [...]
• November 13, 2009
• 13:01

  Hackaday Links: Friday the 13th, 2009

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  This wort cooler looks beautiful. No, it’s not for removing warts, it’s part of the brewing process for the nectar of the gods. Even if it wasn’t meant to create alcohol, we would be drawn in by those pretty copper curves. We’re not surprised at all to see this remote-controlled bowling ball. We’ve seen remote-controlled spheres [...]
• November 05, 2009
• 14:20

  Welcome back, HackaDay links

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  While browsing the web for new and interesting hacks to show you guys, we run across all kinds of interesting stuff. Often, we would love to share them with you, and get your thoughts, but they just simply don’t have enough information or aren’t hacks at all. This is where HackaDay Links come in. Occasionally we’ll gather [...]