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  • Three point clamped wedge secured laser cutter joinery
  • Hacker page     by zakqwy
  • On a few occasions I have had the need to secure something to a flat bit of laser cut wood. In all cases, I created precise shapes that allow me to rigidly and accurately grip the object while not depending on the exact dimensions of the cuts themselves....

  • Halogen to LED Headlamp upgrade Suzuki SX4
  • Hacker page     by sidsingh
  • I ordered one of these for my 2011 Suzuki SX4 sedan. Finally found some time today to swap halogens with new LEDs. Current pair of halogens are Philips H4 90/100w and they are pretty good. I wanted to switch to LEDs primarily to lower power consumption,...

  • Pushing Pixels Effectively
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • Those are the slides from my talk for the Dublin 2018 Hackaday Unconference. Since the slides themselves contain only graphics to be explained in the talk itself, I'm also adding explanations below them. Unfortunately I have no idea what I actually said...

  • Why did the world pick VNC over X11?
  • Hacker page     by lion mclionhead
  • VNC is so bad, it's god's joke against computer users.  Apple's implementation of the VNC server is a joke upon a joke.  Every MacOS release rounds the same circle of bugs, 1 release having broken security, the next release locking up during...

  • A Life in the Day of MorningStar
  • Hacker page     by Morning.Star
  • I've led an incredible life, one too incredible to keep telling, so I'm putting it all here in brief. Buried among the rest of my stuff it will tell my story until I'm ready to write my book. One day I will, but until then. Born Jan 1967, same year as...

  • Hack-an-Hour: audio QR codes
  • Hacker page     by helge
  • TL;DR: this is the result - a QR code you can read from an arbitrary spectrum analyzer app. It's a proof-of-principle endeavor, but maybe you can make use of the idea :)The Project--------------------it's 1am and I feel like I have one hour of juice...

  • Driving OLED Displays Directly
  • Hacker page     by deʃhipu
  • There are many monochrome OLED display modules available for really reasonable prices out there. They can be really useful for a small and simple display in a project. However, many libraries available for driving them are rather big and slow. In this...

  • RPLIDAR and ROS programming- The Best Way to Build Robot
  • Hacker page     by Elaine
  • As LIDAR becomes more and more popular in different areas, including self-driving cars, robotics research, obstacle detection & avoidance, environment scanning and 3D modeling etc., we’ve also got many inquiries about RPLIDAR recently. Why it's a good...

  • Voices of Regrets
  • Hacker page     by Jeffrey Phoon
  • Voices of Regrets is a interactive installation art project, the artwork show many kind of different people's photo, the frame of the photo hanging on. Voices which is the frame that user take the lantern through the frame, the voice will on when it...

  • Pi Circle to Teensy Audio Shield and Quad Audio device
  • Hacker page     by Patrick
  • I added the AudioControlSGTL5000 object to my port of the Teensy Audio Library available at https://bitbucket.org/phorton1/src-circle/src/master/   This is, of course, just part of my ongoing rPi bare metal vGuitar Rig project, but I felt like...

  • Why doesn't someone make a WS2812b Switch Array?
  • Hacker page     by Patrick
  • Two things: I can’t believe this worked (almost the very first time) ! I’m surprised nobody else seems to have done this before ! OK.  I have been looking for months on the net for somebody, anybody, who has combined WS2812b addressable LED’s with...

  • Main display
  • Hacker page     by Christoph Tack
  • Main display To be readable in the dark without glasses from about 0.5m distance, the characters should be around 50mm high. There are a few options here: numeric or alpha-numeric LED segment displays, sized 2.24" or 2.3".  These are used in the...
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