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Find Hub found my phone, but the feature I needed never warned me it failed
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This “faster” router setting can make everyone’s Wi-Fi worse
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I tried a dozen Linux distros in my browser without installing a single one
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Your RAM has been running at 2014 speeds since the day you built your PC because of one switch
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Hackaday Podcast Episode 390: DOOM, Cranium Stuff, and Odd OpenSCAD Opportunities
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Getting to Know the TP223 Capacitive Touch Sensor
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This Week in Security: New Spectre Attacks, Crushing Quantity of Linux Vulns, Google Gets Too Much AI, and Hacking Lawnmowers
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This Floating Wardrobe Creates a Custom, Clutter-Free Entryway
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Margret Hamilton, Pioneering Software Engineer, Dies Aged 90
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Margaret Hamilton, Pioneering Software Engineer, Dies Aged 90
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7 Ryobi tools under $80 that outperform their price tag
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Belt File from Old Mixer and Junk Bin Parts
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Low Current Density Nickel Plating
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Introducing the Garlic-Powered Door and Window Sensor
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Turning a Run-Over Samsung Galaxy S23 into a Gaming PC
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The 80s Called: They Say This DIY Phone Is, Like, Totally Rad
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Digital Signage in the Browser With Just a Click
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With Latest Update, Alexa Refuses to Pass the Aux
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Lead a Discord Exodus with a Matrix Server
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EASY Sancocho
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The World’s Smallest TV Console Plays DOOM
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2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Retro Terminal Bartop Arcade Topper
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Solve Your TTL Video Woes With An RP2350
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Keep That Old Radio Alive With An ESP32
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Streaming Games Means the Nintendo DSi Will Never Be Obsolete
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Android Auto's hidden battery drain you can't disable—here's the workaround
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Microsoft just gave AI agents guardrails so they can't delete your files by mistake
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Handheld Atari 2600 Packs a CRT
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Gemini finally caught up to the one Claude and ChatGPT feature I use constantly
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Microsoft's Surface Laptop Ultra with RTX Spark is finally here to take on the MacBook Pro
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Repairing a Couple of Very Expensive Registered DDR5 RAM Sticks
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2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Dungeons of Daggorath, But Without Quite So Much Typing
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ESP32 As Your Raspberri Pi’s Linux Wireless Co-processor
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ESP32 As Your Raspberry Pi’s Linux Wireless Co-processor
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Don’t Try this At Home, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Edition
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The Commodore 64 Keyboard Font, For Everyone
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Don’t Worry, This R/C Airship is Supposed To Be On Fire
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Upgrading An iPhone Lens To The Max
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DIY Algae Biodiesel is Harder Than You Think
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SmallTV Hacking With Surprisingly Little Fuss