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    Mars Pathfinder: What Really Happened?(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 11h ago | discusshackaday
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    Slim Type for Small Screens, with PixelFonts(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 14h ago | discusshackaday
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    Unique Archeological Discovery Sheds Light on Neanderthal Wooden Tool Usage(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 17h ago | discusshackaday
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    Poking at the Radxa Dragon Q8B Raspberry Pi 5 Killer(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 20h ago | discusshackaday
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    Valve Releases Hardware and CAD Reference For New VR Headset(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 23h ago | discusshackaday
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    Restoring an Altimeter Watch to Former Heights(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    The Weirdest Video Games were Hacks(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Why Every Microwave Has a “Popcorn” Button, But Every Bag Warns You Not to Use It(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Another IKEA Product Yields an LED Matrix(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Super Mario 64 Comes to the Microsoft Zune(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: NEC 286 Laptop Rides Again(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Embedded 3D Printing with Liquids on a Bricked Prusa FDM Printer(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Two-Component H-shifter for Racing Sims(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 1d ago | discusshackaday
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    Hackaday Podcast Episode 390: DOOM, Cranium Stuff, and Odd OpenSCAD Opportunities(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Getting to Know the TP223 Capacitive Touch Sensor(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    This Week in Security: New Spectre Attacks, Crushing Quantity of Linux Vulns, Google Gets Too Much AI, and Hacking Lawnmowers(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Margaret Hamilton, Pioneering Software Engineer, Dies Aged 90(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Belt File from Old Mixer and Junk Bin Parts(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Low Current Density Nickel Plating(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Introducing the Garlic-Powered Door and Window Sensor(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Turning a Run-Over Samsung Galaxy S23 into a Gaming PC(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    The 80s Called: They Say This DIY Phone Is, Like, Totally Rad(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 2d ago | discusshackaday
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    Digital Signage in the Browser With Just a Click(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    With Latest Update, Alexa Refuses to Pass the Aux(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Lead a Discord Exodus with a Matrix Server(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    The World’s Smallest TV Console Plays DOOM(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Retro Terminal Bartop Arcade Topper(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Solve Your TTL Video Woes With An RP2350(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Keep That Old Radio Alive With An ESP32(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Streaming Games Means the Nintendo DSi Will Never Be Obsolete(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Handheld Atari 2600 Packs a CRT(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 3d ago | discusshackaday
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    Repairing a Couple of Very Expensive Registered DDR5 RAM Sticks(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    2026 Retrocomputing Challenge: Dungeons of Daggorath, But Without Quite So Much Typing(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    ESP32 As Your Raspberry Pi’s Linux Wireless Co-processor(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    Don’t Try this At Home, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Edition(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    The Commodore 64 Keyboard Font, For Everyone(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    Don’t Worry, This R/C Airship is Supposed To Be On Fire(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    Upgrading An iPhone Lens To The Max(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    DIY Algae Biodiesel is Harder Than You Think(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    SmallTV Hacking With Surprisingly Little Fuss(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 4d ago | discusshackaday
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    Scientists Create Hexagonal Packed Ice at Extreme Pressures(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    A Headset Fit For A Hackaday Writer(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    The EDG C++ Compiler Frontend has been Open Sourced(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    Using LineageOS for Phones and DIY Smart TVs is Pretty Nifty(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    USB-C PD Tamed with this Analyzer(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    A New Type of LLM on the Block: Decision-Making Models(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    Two Microcontrollers Talking, All It Needs is an LED(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    3D-Printed Filter Removes Most Microplastics From Water(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    Ambition, Thy Name is a 3D Printed Transonic R/C Jet(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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    How to Grow a Giant Crystal from Copper Sulfate(hackaday.com)
    0 points | 5d ago | discusshackaday
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