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  • Log     from Apollo Guidance Computer
  • I started wiring up the Memory sub-system board and realized quickly that I needed the display board to show the state of the various registers.  I first had to create a backplane to connect the boards into.  The backplane carries all the signals...

  • Umbilical Tower Redesign
  • Log     from Apollo Saturn V and LUT
  • I love it when I can find parts that someone else designed, it saves me time and effort. Aviator67 produced a treasure trove of add-on parts for the farscape1 LUT. After printing and assembling the Level30 floor framing along with the cable tray template...

  • Project Log 64: DIY Linear Actuator.¹
  • Log     from DIY Mech/Exoskeleton suit.
  • 21/07/2023, Friday, 10:16. For some reason this last week got me too lazy to do anything at all... Well, I will just leave this here and see what I can think of... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...

  • Nginx and Memcached
  • Log     from FLED
  • With FLED we are trying to make a visualization platform, somewhere all our apps and monitoring tools can send data and where we can then use that data to make interesting visualizations.As such we need to be able to accept data from a variety of sources...

  • A Long, Long Overdue Update
  • Log     from MC68000 Computer
  • Quick story. I brought this computer to the Vintage Computer Festival 9.1 last year to show Bil, Dave, and all the other cool people at the event. At the time, I was freerunning the processor, watching the blinkenlight count up. Great stuff, and proof...

  • Hacklet #4 - PCB Tools and Wristwatches
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • The Hackaday Prize is heating up! When we set up the prize, we expected to see some incredible entries, and you guys haven’t let us down. Projects like SatNOGS, which aims to create a global network of satellite ground stations, or OpenMV, a low-cost...

  • Hacklet #6 - Lasers
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • This week’s Hacklet is all about lasers, which have been shining a monochromatic light for hackers since 1960. The first working laser was demonstrated by [Theodore Maiman], who was a hacker / maker himself, having learned circuits in his father’s home...

  • Hacklet #9 - Bugs and Fire
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • This week on the Hacklet, we’re spending some time looking at bugs and fire! First up we have [Noel] who is saving the bees with Bee-O-Neo-Tweet-O. Bees are incredibly important, both to Earth’s ecosystem and the food chain we humans need to survive....

  • HACKLET 23 – THE GROOVE TUBE
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • The transistor may rule the electronics world today, but before solid state moved in, vacuum state was king. Tubes, or valves if you're from Europe, were the only way to fly. Every good hacker knew their triodes from their tetrodes and their pentodes....

  • Hacklet 36 - Oscilloscope Projects
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • Oscilloscopes are one of the most often used tools of the engineer, hacker, or maker. Voltmeters can do a lot, but when you really need to get a good look at a signal, a good scope is invaluable. This week's hacklet is triggered by the rising slope of...

  • Hacklet 42 - Mouse Projects
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • Ever since [Douglas Engelbart] and his team came up with the computer mouse, hackers, makers, and engineers have been creating ways to change and improve the design. Even the original mouse was something of a hack, built form a block of wood, a button,...

  • HACKLET 44 – TEARDOWNS
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • Just about every hacker, maker and tinkerer out there received their early education the same way: A screwdriver in one and a discarded bit of electronics in the other. There is no better way to find out how something works than cracking it open and...

  • HACKLET 46 – ODROID PROJECTS
  • Log     from Hackaday.io Project
  • It seems you can't mention the Raspberry Pi these days without someone bringing up the Odroid. Named after the combination of Open and Android, the current Odroid brand covers several boards – the U3, the UX3 with its 2 Ghz Samsung quad-core processor,...
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