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3 days ago — Boss Byproducts: Corium Is Man-Made Lava So now we’ve talked about all kinds of byproducts, including man-made (Fordite), nature-made (fulgurites), and one that’s a little of both (calthemites).
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4 days ago — This holiday season, [Chaz] wanted to continue his family’s tradition of enrobing a little bit of everything in dark chocolate, and built an improved, rotating chocolate-coating machine.. You ...
WiFi Penetration Testing With An ESP32 - Hackaday
May 27, 2021 — WiFi is one of those technologies that most of us would have trouble living without. Unfortunately, there are several vulnerabilities in the underlying 802.11 standards that could potentially be ex…
Classic IPods Are Super Upgradeable In 2022 - Hackaday
Feb 16, 2022 — The classic iPod was the MP3 player to beat back in the day, loaded with storage and with its characteristic click-wheel interface. [Ellie] had an iPod Video laying around, one of the more capable …
Automated Tools For WiFi Cracking - Hackaday
Sep 30, 2020 — Knowing how WiFi networks can be attacked is a big part of properly securing them, and the best way to learn about it is to (legally) run some attacks. [Matt Agius] has been going down the WiFi-cra…
Powering Up With USB: Untangling The USB Power Delivery …
Sep 16, 2021 — Powering external devices directly from a PC’s I/O ports has been a thing long before USB was even a twinkle in an engineer’s eye. Some of us may remember the all too common PS/2 pass-through ...
PC Classics, Right In Your Browser With EmuOS | Hackaday
May 6, 2023 — For #1, it’s the same type of thing, just a different groups curation. For #2, a piece of dedicated hardware vs in-browser software would seem to have extremely different use cases.
The Newbie’s Guide To JTAG - Hackaday
Feb 25, 2020 — A bit late to the reply party, but just wanted to say THANKS! Exactly what I’ve been looking for…I keep finding bits and pieces to this ever-changing world of embedded devices.
Bufferbloat, The Internet, And How To Fix It | Hackaday
Aug 18, 2022 — Fast-Forward to 2009. The Internet has evolved a bit since 1986. One of the things that’s changed is that the price of hardware has come down, and capabilities have gone up dramatically.
Build Your Own Android Smartphone - Hackaday
May 10, 2018 — Only partially opensource. The GPU firmware and drivers of every current smartphone chipset are closed-source. Yes, for a while you can use ref board blobs with AOSP, but eventually, the SoC gets ...