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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...

  • Hello World, 60s Style
  • Hacker page     by J.B. Langston
  • Originally published in 2017. PDP-1 at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory As you might have gathered from my projects, I am a bit of computer and electronics history buff. I’m old enough to actually remember using an 8-bit Heathkit H-89 computer...

  • 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...

  • SXSW 2014 Hardware Guide
  • Hacker page     by Aleksandar Bradic
  • South by Southwest 2014 is approaching, bringing along the usual tech-startup-launch frenzy, streets filled with party buses and endless hordes of geeks drinking themselves into oblivion. Although Interactive traditionally draws from software crowds...

  • Teaching
  • Hacker page     by Bruce Land
  • Teaching ECE 4760 | ECE 5760 | ECE 5030 | Student Designs | ECE 4760 lecture 2012.I teach three courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering this year, ECE 4760 in the fall and ECE 5760 and ECE5030 in the spring. ECE 4760 covers microcontrollers as...

  • 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...

  • Hackaday Projects opens to the public
  • Hacker page     by Mike Szczys
  • Hackaday Projects is opening up to everyone on Monday, March 10th, 2014. Since our soft launch back in January, accounts have been available by invitation only. Thanks to all of the hackers who got in here early, tested out the features, and gave us...

  • 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...

  • spy NSA & FBI
  • Hacker page     by zairioussama
  • Intelligence Aatah recently managed the development of the program from which you can determine the location of any user of the Internet within 15 seconds of his use through advanced technology and bounds. The newspaper said in a report that this new...

  • What I like to do
  • Hacker page     by Bobconley67
  • I mostly like to build things that will take a huge amount of time as in months to develop onto which was what I had to do with my Arduino Printer that I had started in December to build 5 months. These types of things that take so much time are like...
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