Categoria: Hackaday (https://hackaday.com/)
Buyer Beware: Cheap Power Strips Hold Hidden Horrors
We’ve got a love-hate relationship with discount tool outlet Harbor Freight: we hate that we love it so much. Apparently, [James…
Fiber Laser Gives DIY PCBs a Professional Finish
While low-cost professional PCB fabrication has largely supplanted making circuit boards at home, there’s still something to be said for…
An Amstrad PCW Receives A Bit Of Love
If Clive Sinclair’s genius in consumer electronics was in using ingenious hacks to make cheaper parts do greater things, then…
Reverse Engineering the IBM PC110, One PCB at a Time
There’s a dedicated group of users out there that aren’t ready to let their beloved IBM PC110 go to that…
Command and Conquer Ported to the Pi Pico 2
A couple of months back, Electronic Arts did something uncharacteristically benevolent and released several of the old Command and Conquer…
Celebrating 30 Years of Windows 95 at VCF
It’s been 30 years since Windows 95 launched. [Ms-Dos5] and [Commodore Z] are celebrating with an epic exhibit at VCF…
Emulating iPhone on QEMU
[Georges Gagnerot] has been trying to emulate iOS and run iPhone software in a virtual environment. There were a few…
How Shrinking Feature Size Made Modern Wireless Work
If you’re living your life right, you probably know what as MOSFET is. But do you know the MESFET? They…
A Look Inside MacPaint
Usually when we talk about retrocomputing, we want to look at — and in — some old hardware. But [Z→Z]…
If You’re 3D Scanning, You’ll Want a Way To Work with Point Clouds
3D scanning is becoming much more accessible, which means it’s more likely that the average hacker will use it to…
