DEFCON 20 is on its method as well as if you want to put a team together to contend in the Tamper apparent competition now is the time! The concept of the contest is simple:
There comes a terrific “MacGyver moment” in lots of hackers’ lives when we find ourselves with just the ideal microcosm of scrap parts to build something awesome. That’s exactly what [dragonator] did with his gifted
Biking cross-country is a worthwhile pursuit, but then you’ll have to deal with horrible drivers, rain, bugs, and heat. [Jeff Adkins] over at lowendmac has a neat option to exploring the country by means of
The game of Anti-Tetris is played by standing in front of a screen as well as enjoy falling Tetris pieces overlaid on a video picture of your body. Each hand is utilized to make pieces
[Dino Segovis] wrote in to share yet one more installment of his Hack a Week series, though this is rather timely. It was 131 years back today that [Alexander Graham Bell] unveiled the Photophone to
If you were growing up in the ’80s this screen panel will be instantaneously recognizable. It’s the time circuit screen which [Doc Brown] developed into his 88 mph per hour DeLoren time machine. If this
A bit of creative design lets you mount a screen and gaming hardware best on this controller. [Valentin Ivanov] had already been using the Wii classic Controller pro as an input for his Gadgeteer-based projects.
[Arthur] is mentor himself product development. rather than produce a few mock-up products, he’s taking the path of creating genuine gadgets he can use. His present gadget is a condition light for automated software application tests.
[Jeremy Cook]’s newest take on the Strandbeest, the ClearWalker, is ready to roll! He’s been at work on this project for a while, and walks us through the electronics and control system as well as final
It is hard to get very far into electronics without knowing Ohm’s law. named after [Georg Ohm] it describes current and voltage relationships in linear circuits. However, there are two laws that are even much