Jun 21, 2026 from Hackaday How to Bias a CRT After Installation For most of us the abbreviation “CRT” brings to mind a monitor or TV. But at its core it’s about the special vacuum tube that makes the images appear. Regardless …read more
Jun 21, 2026 from Hackaday Bernoulli Disk Goes “Wii!” When Plugged Into WiiU The Bernoulli disk was a wild piece of 1980s hardware. Take a big floppy. Spin the platter at 1500 RPM just a micron or so from a read head. The …read more
Jun 21, 2026 from Hackaday Autopsy of a Freshly Cooked 10Gbit SFP+ Network Adapter With the advent of affordable 2.5 Gbit, 5 Gbit, and 10 Gbit consumer networking gear, more and more people are taking advantage of these higher networking speeds, with [This Does …read more
Jun 21, 2026 from Ethan Hawksley's Blog JSON-LD Explained for Personal Websites Everything you need to know about JSON-LD and how to implement it.
Jun 21, 2026 from BattlePenguin The Fable of Mythos Fables de La Fontaine - Epinal (public domain) Earlier this year, Antrhopic announced a large language model (LLM) called Mythos, a model they claimed to be so powerful for finding software exploit...
Jun 21, 2026 from Ethan Hawksley's Blog JSON-LD Explained for Personal Websites Everything you need to know about JSON-LD and how to implement it.
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday Defeat Blood-Sucking Mosquitoes by Becoming the Bug Zapper Few things are more satisfying during a Summer night than hearing the crackle and pop of another mosquito hurling itself against a bug zapper and knowing that it won’t be …read more
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday Seeing the World in Radio Waves with the QuadRF Although the basic principle of radio direction finding is easy to understand (measure the phase difference between different antennas, then calculate the angle of arrival from this difference), th...
Jun 20, 2026 from Ambient Irony Daily News Stuff 20 June 2026 Acist Quarterly Edition Top Story Amazon has dropped - the bad kind of dropped - its planned Sam Altman biopic, Artificial. (The Independent) The film, which depicted the credibly accused but I wou...
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday Tricking a Bike Counter Some municipalities implement bike counters on cycling routes in order to monitor traffic. [nullpxl] recently investigated how these counters work, and explored methods that can be used to trick th...
Jun 20, 2026 from Peter's Path Marskramer Path part 07 Hiked part 7/20 of the Marskramer Path, 18.9 kilometres from Lettele to Deventer. The area between Lettele and the Hanseatic city of Deventer is a small-scale varied landscape with meadows, forest ...
Jun 20, 2026 from News - AlternativeTo.net Godot 4.7 adds AreaLight3D, Asset Store overhaul, GABE support, and HDR output Godot 4.7 has been released with a focus on rendering improvements, editor usability, and Android development. One of its main additions is AreaLight3D, a new node for real time rectangular light s...
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday Home Automation: Simple vs Easy We’ve been talking a bunch of home automation on the Podcast lately, and this week, in the Mailbag segment, a reader asked us about our setups. Neither Kristina nor I …read more
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday The Repair Nightmare that are Smart Rings In the quest to make every wearable device ‘smart’, a lot of electronics along have to be crammed in very small spaces, along with ways to make them resistant to …read more
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday A General Purpose Pi Zero Device for IoT By now we’re all used to single board computers such as the Raspberry Pi Zero, but it’s likely we’ve all been frustrated at times by the number of support components …read more
Jun 20, 2026 from It's FOSS ArmSoM Sige6 is The First Sige Board to Ditch Rockchip For Allwinner Powered by the Allwinner A733, the SBC brings a 3 TOPS NPU, Wi-Fi 6, and up to 16 GB of LPDDR5 RAM.
Jun 20, 2026 from It's FOSS Guncrypt is Halfbrick Studio's First PC Game, That Also Works on Linux If you are into rogue-like games, this one might be the one to get on Linux.
Jun 20, 2026 from Luke Salamone's Blog Semantic Search in Under 3MB This project is a continuation of my previous autoresearch project, which optimized a reranking model to be under 10MB. Digging deeper by hand, I was able to take the size reduction much further, w...
Jun 20, 2026 from Hackaday Making Old Computers Count To A Million How fast can you count to a million? It would probably take you a while. A computer could certainly do it faster. Indeed, the The National Museum of Computing figured …read more
Jun 20, 2026 from Julio Merino (jmmv.dev) Is anyone still using Emacs? In a recent discussion at the orange site sparked by the Emacs 31 Is Around the Corner: The Changes I’m Already Daily Driving article, people were asking themselves “Is anyone still using Emacs?” a...
