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  • Super Swift Holiday Special
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • We’re offering our fast-turn super swift service for only an additional $5/sqin until New Year’s!2 Layer Super Swift ServiceNeed 2-layer boards in a hurry? Our Super Swift Service has the same quality you know and love, with an even faster turn time...

  • Build error : What's wrong? : Help me!
  • Hacker page     by Yoshihiro Matsui
  • root@UbuntuServer:/home/ymatsui/RPi_Pico_WAV_Player/build# llTotal 292drwxr-xr-x  9 root root   4096 11/6 01:34 ./drwxr-xr-x  9 root root   4096 11/5 18:49 ../-rw-r--r--  1 root root  20615 11/6 01:34 CMakeCache.txtdrwxr-xr-x ...

  • OSH Park services and shipping
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Fabrication Services OSH Park is a community printed circuit board (PCB) order that brings you high quality, lead-free boards which are manufactured in the United States and shipped for free to anywhere in the world.We offer purple soldermask over bare...

  • The BPI-PicoW-S3, A New Player in Town
  • Hacker page     by Joey Shyu
  • The BPI-Pico-S3 is an ESP32S3 development board that has been fully adapted to CircuitPython, and the TinyUF2 + CircuitPython firmware is installed by default. No need to install any drivers in Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu Desktop, or Mac OS operating...

  • Netgear ReadyNAS RN3138
  • Hacker page     by Enki
  • Table of Contents 1. Hardware2. The serial console 1 Hardware The Netgear ReadyNAS 3138 is a 1U rack-mounted NAS server with 4 3.5'' SATA drive slots. I have recently purchased such a device in order to use it as a small home fileserver and decided to...

  • LaunchPad
  • Hacker page     by wiserleo
  • You said anything...so I thought I would see what happens when I share all the links from this Open Source GIS Tool website.  This is information that helps my project team work on our upcoming projects.  Enjoy!  Open Source GIS[Last...

  • Reflow skillet with plain old solder
  • Hacker page     by psmay
  • Some notes on a little experiment I did combining separately documented techniques for plain solder reflow and using an electric skillet for reflow can be found on psmay.com: http://psmay.com/2014/03/10/reflow-skillet-with-normal-solder/. It's tricky...

  • Sci-Fi Contest on Hackaday Projects
  • Hacker page     by Mike Szczys
  • See current entries: sci-fi-contest tagEntry Deadline: 12:00:00am PDT on 4/29/14Let’s face it… you want an excuse to build something cool. In addition to the notoriety of winning a Hackaday contest, we have a number of very respectable prizes this...

  • Intro
  • Hacker page     by Pepper of The Nickel
  • Hey people, I've been checking out hackaday for a long time, maybe since it first came up on the internet. I'm very interested in where it's going. I like that they reach out to find peoples work. I've done multiple projects on my own for the past 10...

  • Smart Coaster
  • Hacker page     by Mario Lukas
  • The Smart Coaster is an intelligent coaster for your beverages. It recognizes the different types of beverages placed on top of it, with a cocktail the Smart Coaster glows in some atmospheric and slowly changing colors. If you place a cup of hot tea...

  • Charlie plexing/muxing/xing
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • Yesterday I was chasing duo/bicolor LEDs on ebay.com because I read about blue/red ones on Reactron Integron for Automobile from Kenji Larsen. It never occurred to me that they weren't only red/green ones anymore. Inspired by this I made a...

  • SparkFun Shipment Review
  • Hacker page     by CompuCat
  • I thought I might as well share my thoughts on some new stuff I got from SparkFun.First up: the 50 watt soldering station. Apart from the metal dome for the brass sponge in the iron holder being loose, it's a solid iron. Adjustable temperature, fine...

  • thoughts and links for game boy cartridge stuff
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • Seems like every month I stumble over an idea and can't get rid of it. This time of year I always get nostalgic and thought about using the fubarino as an cartridge reader and programmer for simple eeprom cartridges. I'm already developing a little board...
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