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TV Series/Anime New Episode Release Date Notifier
Details from TV Series/Anime New Episode Release Date Notifier
After fulfilling transferring information with the web application, if there is a new episode on release, I decided to use an Arduino Nano 33 IoT as the development board to collate data generated by the application. You can find more information below...

Want to Hack the Hackaday Prize?
Log from Analyzing the Hackaday Prize 2015
Update: I added that stubborn LibreOffice pie chart at the end ;)What does it take to be a winner? Getting an entry in early sure helps.I think projects with pictures, videos, and clear details, look like they get more attention.Here is the competition,...

(edited) Transcript of our first chat!
Log from TindieChat
Jasmine Brackett says:38 minutes agoIf you don't know me, I'm Jasmine. I used to be the Hackaday.io Community manager, but for the last 9 months I've had the pleasure of working on Tindie.Yay Tindie!Dirty Engineer says:40 minutes agoSo who here has actually...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from All Things Engima Hack Chat
Dan Maloney12:01 PMWell let's get started. I want to welcome Simon Jansen to the Hack Chat today. He's he to talk about his awesome Enigma watch builds, but he's got a TON of other hacks under his belt too. So I'm sure we'll have a ton of questions for...

V20-MBC: a V20 (8088 + 8080) CPU homebrew computer
Details from V20-MBC: a V20 (8088 + 8080) CPU homebrew computer
* * PREFACE * * Luckily I have enough electronic stuff "to survive" these days, so I decided to start the design of a new "retro" board, this time using a V20HL CPU. Of course my way... * * THE PROTOTYPE * * In the first phase of the design I've used...

TMD-1: A Turing Machine Demonstrator
Details from TMD-1: A Turing Machine Demonstrator
Turing Machines 101 The Turing machine was invented in 1936 by Alan Turing. By providing a mathematical description of a very simple device capable of arbitrary computations, he was able to prove the properties of computation in general. A...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 3
Log from Cyberdeck Brainstorming Hack Chat
Inne12:25 PM@Hugh Mungis A cyberdeck device that drills he connectors back in :D. Dan (a8ksh4)12:25 PM@io Tenino You can use a buck boost converter in front of a charger and as long as it supplies enough current, it'll give some flexibility. thesebelik12:26...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
Log from Vintage Electronics Hack Chat
Dan Maloney12:00 PMOK folks, it's tube time! I'm Dan, I'll be modding today along with Dusan as we welcome Keri Szafir to the Vintage Electronics Hack Chat! Hi Keri, are you online yet? Bil Herd12:01 PMHi @Dan Maloney ! Dan Maloney12:02 PMTechnical difficulties,...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 2
Log from Life at CERN Hack Chat
caladan12:39 PMI think it's C++ on CentOS 7 daniel valuch12:39 PMactually, guess what it was Rosy Schechter12:39 PMHere are the libraries for data analysis: https://root.cern/ daniel valuch12:40 PMwhat was the mean time between failures when LHC started...

Initial build: let's make something dumb, but pretty
Log from Unicode Binary Input Terminal
I'm a big fan of toggle switches and tactile human-machine interfaces: think swathes of switches on the control panel of an old mainframe, or the cockpit of an airliner. For years the vague idea of a binary data input panel has been kicking around my...

A Better Sheet
Log from Analyzing the Hackaday Prize 2015
A new and improved spreadsheet is now sorted by project, instead of by contest, making it easier to sort and analyze (no more double entries!) Get the spreadsheet, it looks much better. Download the new one here. It has presorted sheets for most Skulls,...

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