Hackers who liked AYTABTU - Discrete Computer

I am privileged to teach smart, creative students in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University.

Web developer and arduino tinkering, LEDs blinking sci-fi nerd - "I'm a peacock, you gotta let me fly"

Electronics/Mechanical Technician

MCU SMD DMA FFT PCB PIR TTL ADC PCM I2C RAM GPS SDR USB OTP RNG GSM NMI FTP (actually, just a current flowing through the wire)

“Adapt, improvise and overcome!” works for hackers too

CTO, Supplyframe // Contributor-at-Large, Hackaday

Virtual Mad Scientist hacking things into devices not intended for their original purpose.

CPU architectures, entropy, algorithms, PCB, LED screens, FPGA, VHDL, C, ASM, HTML5... see http://ygdes.com and chat with me!

Hardware Designer

Occasionally facetious... but never monotonous.

Jeffrey M. Hopkins, Amateur Rocketry, Electronics, Hardware, Musical Instruments, Programming, and more!

I like to know how the things works and create new things.

Hobbyist with a love of hardware and running a maker business - FriedCircuits

I make stuff in my spare time, but mostly I go to school. My profile pic is one of my paintings.

Hardware designer somewhere in-between industry and art.

Software developer with huge interest in vintage minicomputers.

I enjoy electronic design and building software

Old School Software Developer and Electronic Hobbyist since 1985

Always with the hope to make something and not just use something.

I like to build random fun projects.