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  • Naughty Duck is NSFW
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  • AUDIO IS NOT SAFE FOR WORK!Naughty DuckPosted by gigavoltI know it doesn't look like much, but you'll be surprised when you here it talk! This was my latest creation for a Secret Santa gift exchange for the comedy site www.zug.com. I found this little...

  • Omnia Creator
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  • Code EditingOmnia Creator is powered by Qt Creator – the premier cross platform, free, and open source C/C++ IDE for professionals. Omnia Creator brings the following capabilities to your fingertips:File System, Bookmarks, Open Documents, and Code Outline...

  • Pi Car Stereo
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  • This is my first project using a Raspberry Pi. I have a B, a B+, and now a Pi 2 B. I started with the B+, but when the Pi 2 arrived I opted for that instead. Much faster! Here's the parts list I'm working with for now.Obtained:Raspberry Pi 2Rotary encoder...

  • HardSploit.io
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  • HardSploitOur goal is to design & produce a tool for hardware pentesting :Internet Of Things Industrial devicesScada systems Basic electronic products of everyday lifeHardSploit is a Metasploit like tool but for Hardware Hacking.HardSploit Project is...

  • EZeeSample
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  • Initial ideas:Each slave will be equipped with a microphone and a speaker. Communication will be through a call/response sort of deal. I'll have to get some hardware built before I can experiment and figure out the best way to do this. I may need to...

  • LaserOscope
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  • Follow me on Twitter: @SteveSchuler20 and right here on Hackaday: KRA5H.I'll demonstrate how to isolate two different circuits, the littleBits motor circuit and the Kano Computer, with an Opto-solator, or optocoupler.An optocoupler, according to Wikipedia,...

  • #T_H_S
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  • VideoQuick demo video of the hardware in actionUpdate videoThe beginningAnother year another hackaday prize, (I hope this is going to be an annual affair). After entering last years contest with a project I just happen to be working on at the time I...

  • SBHT - VHF DIGITAL RADIO
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  • SBHT is based on the Analog Devices ADF7021-N Transciever and controlled by a STM32F4. Speaker and MIC circuits are on board to allow this data modem to also digitally transmit audio with various codecs either placed on the STM32F4 or off board AMBE...

  • OpenBulb
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  • The purpose of this project is to build a dimmer switch with integrated Jasper project functionality.Top Level RequirementsReplaces a standard 120VAC dimmer switch (mechanical and electrical interface).Jasper project functionalityFlow Down Requirements120VAC...

  • DIY Smartphone
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  • Notice: this project's name has been changed from "Tyfone" to "TyTelli" to avoid confusion with Tyfone Inc.Note that in the video TYOS 0.1.0 is used. Many, many new features have been added since then.HardwareThe TyTelli is made up of a few basic components:The...

  • CycloSound V4.0
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  • A little over four years ago, I was pulled over by the police on my old college campus for riding my bike with headphones on. I wasn't ticketed, but I WAS inspired to create stereo system for my bike. Several years and revisions later (most of them being...

  • Urban Gardening: My Experiences
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  • In the ground is simplest, just plant your stuff directly. We started with some strawberries in a bed in front of our porch (not pictured).We moved next to a raised garden bed. I used an 8 foot 10x2 which I miter-cut for aesthetic reasons. This lets...

  • Urban Gardening: IKEA Style Kit
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  • Rewriting this as an advertisement/instructions:STEP 1: Build the unitAssemble the wooden frame IKEA-Style, and add the pots.STEP 2: Fill the potsAdd 50% dirt and 50% potting soil.STEP 3: Add the sensorsStick the moisture, temperature, and light sensors...
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