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Retrotechtacular: Field Assembling Airplanes Like Wartime “Ikea”

From hackaday.com 5 years ago in Blogs

Imagine it’s 1943, and you have to transport 1,000 P-47 fighter planes from your factory in the United States to the front lines in Europe, roughly 5,000 miles over the open ocean. Flying them isn’t an option, the P-47 has a maximum range of only 1,800 miles, and the technology...

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Back Up Encrypted ZFS Data Without Decrypting It, Even If TrueNAS Doesn’t Approve

From hackaday.com 5 hours ago in Blogs

[Michael Lynch] recently replaced his Synology NAS with a self-built solution built on ZFS, a filesystem with a neat feature: the ability to back up encrypted data without having to …read more

Presence-Detecting Cushion Keeps You from Sitting Your Life Away

From hackaday.com 8 hours ago in Blogs

They say that sitting is the new smoking. They’re wrong — smoking is much, much worse, for you than sitting, and smoking only while standing or while jogging around the …read more

Want To Use a Classic Mac Mouse On a Modern Computer? No? Here’s How To Do It Anyway

From hackaday.com 9 hours ago in Blogs

Need to hook a classic Mac mouse up to your modern machine with the help of a DIY USB adapter? [John Floren] has you covered. [John]’s solution uses a board …read more

Haptic Baby Monitor Gets the Wearer’s Attention

From hackaday.com 12 hours ago in Blogs

Anyone who’s ever slept through a morning’s alarm can tell you that sounds, even loud piercing ones, don’t always wake a person out of a deep sleep. Similarly, hearing a …read more

Microsoft’s New Simulator Helps Train Drone AIs

From hackaday.com 14 hours ago in Blogs

Testing any kind of project in the real world is expensive. You have to haul people and equipment around, which costs money, and if you break anything, you have to …read more

Building the Most High-Tech Pond in the Neighborhood

From hackaday.com 17 hours ago in Blogs

What do you think of when you hear the word pond? If you’re like most people, it conjures up images of a simple water-filled hole in the ground, maybe with …read more

Loki is Part Cyberdeck, Part Sinclair Spectrum, and Pretty Tricky

From hackaday.com 20 hours ago in Blogs

You’ve got to watch out for Loki — he’s a trickster, after all, and he might make you think this semi-cyberdeck mash-up machine is named after him, when the backstory …read more

A Deeper Dive Into Reverse Engineering with a CT Scanner

From hackaday.com 23 hours ago in Blogs

We’ve recently got a look at how [Ken Shirriff] used an industrial CT scanner as a reverse engineering tool. The results were spectacular, with pictures that clearly showed the internal …read more

Your MicroPython Board Can Be Your Tinkering Peripheral

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

[Brian Pugh] has shared a cool new project that simultaneously runs on desktop Python and MicroPython – the Belay library. This library lets you control a MicroPython device seamlessly from …read more

A Fast Linear Actuator Entirely In One PCB

From hackaday.com 1 day ago in Blogs

There are many ways to make a linear actuator, a device for moving something is a straight line. Most of the easier to make ones use a conventional motor and …read more

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