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

My most valuable invention is the correlation between creation and happiness

Any sufficiently advanced preparation is indistinguishable to luck.

Contributor-at-Large, Hackaday / CTO, Supplyframe

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!

R&D Technician @ Phonoptics

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.

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.

Electronics engineer with a keen interest in Science